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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
General Prerton,s Address.


EDITORS APPEAL am glad that
you have added the authority of the
APPEAL to the almost universal con-
domination which has been visited upon
the extraordinary address If General
Preston, before the alumni OF the Uni
versity Of Virginia. 1t is said that "the
alumni treated it IS very absurd nom
sense" Governor Kemper and Senator
Bayard followed in very loyal and patTi-
otto speeches. The band played the
Star .Spdngled Banner for the first time
since 1850, which was received with tre-
mendous enthusiasm. The antidOte
followed quickly after the bane. If
one can gather any meaning from the
boshy nature Of this speech, it seems to
be that "the Mayflower freight was
misery and crime" The Puritans OF
Plymouth Rock were turbulent IA
natics," while the settlers Of James
town were "God-feRring chris
tians," and you can never
convert them into the bonds
of brotherhood" "Grest nature in
her supremest law forbids it." Consider
ing that the descendants of those chris
tians and fanatics had been frsternizing
so lovingly few days before at Bunker
Hill, that the Virginia militia company
were then sacredly tressuring the bou-
quets distributed to them by the "richly
dressed" Boston young ladies, and were
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BIRD-SHOOTING.
Meeting of ths Bluff City ShO9tiHg-
Club Yesterday Charles LELAND,
winner OF the silver Pitcher.

Yesterday the Bluff City shooting
club had an interesting contest at their
grounds On the Boulevard. There were
a goodly number of spectators present,
and the sport was not only attractive,
but quite exciting, as the best shots Of
Memphis were entered for the prize,
which was the clubs silver pitcher.
The contest was at five double-birds,
eighteen yards rise, with one hundred
yards boundary. The following is
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ONR DOLLAR FOB TIE APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can haze the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or Leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOlGDtiR9-rO0n1-or
for any time Longer than that at
the same rates,
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HTEAzzEsg.zzH.
FOR LOUISVILLE q CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Cp.-EOr
Cairo, Louisville and CiucIuuGLI.-Iha eie-
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REMEMBER

The Best Goods at the Lowest Prices
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL CHARLES NJ. M'GHEE is in
the city.
Hon. HOLMES CUMMINS, Of Upton
county, was in the city yesterday.
DR.. J. n. NUTTALL returned yester-
day from weeks visit to Dyer county.
COLONEL r. w. SPRINGER, Of the IA
NOUS perfumery house of I. P. Spencer
& Co., OF New York, il at the Peabody.
Colonel Spencer is one Of the many
clever gentlemen hom the Empire
State, and is always a welcome visitor
To Our citV
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in hands of Sinking Fund
commissioners .............,..,... -. .Sl0O23
JAMES A. NEWSOM,
STATEMENT OF BONDS IN HANDS {
SINKING-FUND COMMISSIONERS
Il bonds, amounting in all, face value,
Report received and adopted.


Report received and adopted.
The committee upon the opening of
south Main street made its report, show
ing that the street is blockaded from
Georgia to Calhoun, and giving the
prices asked by the owners, G. E. and
Katherine Wells and J. c. Saint. The
total sum asked is $500, the parties
agreeing to take the same out in pay
ment of taxes, or that the property be
subjected to proper condemnation by
jury OF view. The committees report
was received, and the council voted in
favor OF opening the street, upon motion
Of Councilman Camp, who then moved
that the propositions of Wells and Saint
be rejected. The latter motion was with
drawn, and Councilman Camp moved
to refer the proposition to joint COM
mittee, consisting of three from the
council % investigate the subject and
ascertain which Of the two proportions
was the better. The council decided to
refer the subject to jury Of view, the
same TO be appointed by the mayor.
The improvement committee reported
the Adams street statioIbouse in too di-
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JUYENILESI JUYENILES!!

An elegant assortment Of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, at 34l Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
A.F. DOD s. co.
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WET NURsE-AppIy at No. ) Potter's Row,
w Shelby street. iyS

NTANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
W MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
Ky, q Washington st. Awnings of ali styles
made and repaired, ne-up hOlstered, vanished,
and packed FOR shipment. Carpets taken up.
steamed and Teiaids All work called for and de-
Il vsrad free - ,ls-r~-~ " Ri TuTENRERR.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
BOZ ESTIC AND FOREIGN BAHKEKS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-of-toWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princi-
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NOTTAGE-Corncr Poplar ard Orleans sts.,
I recently fitted up. Kent low. Apply al
iva lC2 ADAMS ST.
1.-TWO BRICK STORES-With dwelling at
/ tached, 436 and 438 Waldran block. In
guire OF L. NJ. STRATTON,
No. 10 Magnolia block,
jeH corner Union and Front streets.
TENTRALl HOTEIg-On Adams street. APP
l ply to David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach a
large class of readers.
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g ITUA1ION-ln some reliable house as as
~ slstant book keeper, entry, bill, or shipping
clerk, by young man OF six years expert
ence, and who is not afraid of work; can fur
nlsh best recommendation. Address
lyiy NJ. K. c., Appeal office.
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COMMON COUNC1L.

The common council met in the city
hall at four O'clock yesterday afternoon
(half an hour after the time to which it
adjourned), with President Zent in the
chair.
The acquisitions of the various city
departments passed third readings.
Upon recommendation of the finance
committee, the hayward lawsuit mat
ter of the city of Memphis and Bridget
Powers Us. Eansminge and Sears, was re-
ferred to the city-attorney and mayor
for final action.
Mrs. NJ. G. Reads petition was recon-
mended by the finance committee to be
referred to the mayor, with instructions
to purchase on the most favorable terms
the Main street property for an engine
house. The report was adopted.
The finance committee referred the
petition of the secretary OF the board OF
health, relative to the removal Of the
health Office to the city hall building,
and stated that there was no reason the
officer should not comply with the reso-
luton requiring said removal. Adopted.
The resolution OF Alderman Happek,
providing for the repairing OF the Mic
olson pavements, was adopted as recon-
mended by the committee.
When the report of the committee on
accounts was received, Councilman
Camp moved that the pay Of the MEM
bers Of the council, amounting to S645. O5,
be stricken out. The motion was lost,
and the report passed its third reading.
The waterWorks account for 500, for
water: furnished the markethouses,
passed a second reading.
a special committee, consisting OF
Councilmen Vance, Moores and luther,
was appointed to act with the joint
committee relative to new contract
with the gas company, which put in an
account OF $24l2.7O.
CONTROLLERS REPORT OF SINKING
FUND ACCOUNT
for the months of April, 1874, to June,
1875, inclusive.
Sinking Fund Commissioners in account
with the city OF Memphis:
DEBTS.
To amount of sinking fund tax paid ,,
them since last 81 20
coupons l,o0O w
Total ......... ..........S2f,5 3I rs
Balance on hand at last report....-..... 2,26l 70
Total debit S26,793 81
CREDITS.
By amount paid for $4,000 bonds
since last report. ......-sl6,IO w
Balance in hands of Sinking Fund
Commissioners ........::.:... :SlUVzo 81
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Intending purchasers OF ready-made
clothing will find their interests well
served by visit to LOwenstein's NAM
moth clothing store, 23S Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock Of
custom made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
nomically inclined.
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PEACHES! PEACHESI!

One hundred baskets of choice soft
peaches, to arrive this morning, at
OLIVER, FINNIE ~ cos.
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IN DAILY APPEAL:

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CLOSING and brass fluting-irOn COM
bined, 81 50. Best fluting machine
made, S. so. By II. Wetter & Co.
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ID with Garnet stone. Reward viii be paid
on returning 10
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PEACHES! PEACHES!!

A very choice lot of soft peaches, for
sale low, by E. P. REID & CO.,
336 Front street.
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PRACHFsl PEACHEs!l

A very choice lot Of soft peaches, for
sale low, by E. P. REID & CO.,
946 Front street,
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PEACHES! PEACHES!!
kRARE CHANCE.

One hundred baskets Of choice soft
peaches, to arrive this morning, at
OLIVER, FINNIE & CO.'S.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYBING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 S.
cond street. HANSDE q " WALKER
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STOCK PEAS.

One carload stock peas. for sale low at
A. K. Gillen d Co.'s. 388 Front street.
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NBURIL.-The instantaneous cure fog
HsErGlGfo. Geo. ". ZONES & Co., keep 1t.
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WANTS.

GlIUATION-A competent bOOk-keeper of
- long experience wishes to obtain employ
menJ, either permanent or temporary; mode
rate salary required; satisfactory reference
given. Address
jyl BgOK-KEEPER, Appeal office.
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TO LOAN.

~ ONEY-io loan on collateral. In sums to
VI EuIt. Apply 10 Nm. J. BERLIN,
fyls Room 4, 80 Madison street.
REONEY-In sums 10 suit on first-class col
IVA laterals. Apply for information at
ROOM NO. 3, second floor,
iyIl Woodruff Block, Main 81.
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DTn RFWAElls-ru cid fIEuJ Drown COW,
goIJ slightly roam. and white male can,
months OLD. Above reward for their delivery
al u I.auEcrra e street. 7. B. ALLEN. IVA
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DOOMS-EiceIy furnished rooms, IS 10 $40
IL per mont, at 31S MAIN ST.
WOOL, AIRY, furnished rooms. Reference
- required. Meals II desired. Gait House.
ivy
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LOwenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
28S Main street.

Five Ihour--1 remnants, of RIE kinds,
eheapat MEEKKN BROEHEKss
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sTRAYED OF STOLEN.

TOWS-On Thursday, July Sth, two COWS
I : one brindIe COW and one light red COW,
very gentle. ! v-ill give SO iCr their return to
my dairy, just east OF Cypress creek on New
Raleigh road a II. MUkRELL,
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A RARE CHANCE.

Intending purchasers of ready-made
clothing will find their interests we'll
served by visit to Lowenstein's man.
moth clothing store, 239 Main street,
where, forithe next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock of
custom made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices so low as to
appeal to the pockets of the most eco
nomically inclined.
REMEMBER
AT
LOWenstein's Mammoth Clothing Store,
2SS Main street.
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E10E. AED B0ARD.

COUNTRY BOARD-A married couple with
~ out children, or tao single perfons, may
obtain comfort bic country board for the
summer, three miles east OF Town, and within
a half mile OF a railroad station by address,
ing, with Tefereu ces,
Jyl4 PRIVATE BOARD, Appeal ONCE.
. COMA splendid room, with board; terms
~ moderate; at 10 Monroe street. ty2
DOOMS AND BOARD--Desirable 'front.' room,
~ with hoard. al " UNION ST.
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From the above score it will be seen
that Mr.. Charles Leland was the sue
cessful contestant, he having scored nine
out of the ten birds, his only blank being
in the last trap. In this connection we
would state that the second bird of the
third trap was killed by Mr.. Merriman,
but was not retrieved inside of five min
utes as required by the rules. He and
Mr.. Leland have already established
their reputation as gunners, and we only
hope that the other members Of the club
will attain the same degree of excel
lence. We would, in this connection,
say that the Bluff City shooting club
should prepare itself for the centennial
next year, as rifie-teams and shooting
clubs from different parts of the globe
will have contests there.
MEMPHIS, July Is, 1875.
Headquarters Memphis Photograph Gallery,
corner Union and Main streets over Stew
art, DOherty Co.'S.
The firm of MoystOn & Bro. was dis
solved June, 1872 and l have not been
connected with any gallery in the city
until July l, 1875, when l purchased the
gallery corner Union and Main streets,
where l can be found, always ready to
receive my friends and give them as
fine work as can be had elsewhere.
W. H. MOYSTON, The Photographer.
Photographs Furnished, retOuched and
colored, without extra charge. Price,
81 per dozen, 81 80 per half dozen.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

Great reduction in,prIces. CYPRESS
RAINING and all kinds of rough Ium.
Der, $40 per thousand feet.
WILLIAMS d CO.,
Lumber Dealers and Manufacturers
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ATTEND RObertson's Business College
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FOR AsHPORT.

Regular kanUOIph, Fulton, Uzc5Ola and
AsnpOTt Seni-We ekIy Packet.
Sir. Frank Forrest, -
D. X. JOPiln.-mGstar Joe. ". HlOdes-----cIe-
Leaves Memphis MONDAYS and 4 RIDAE5
81 pm.
For freight or passage a-oIv. on hoard.
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could not have paid more respect, nor
shown more regard for the nervous con-
waited fifteen minutes for the appear
anee Of the attorney. AS the lawyer
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ZOE WHITE EINEE.
he EzBaz Memphis and White EsFeE
ssRgH Line.

IN " hi haA y Inv
Regular Memphis and white EiTeE
BsRGI Line,
For Augusta, JscksonpOrJ, and Little EaL
River The eleg mt steamer
esuicBks1Gp, -
81. r. Harry master I'd. Grove clerk
Leaves promptly every SATU &DAI, at pm.
For freight o. passage apply on board o. il
j. Y. WASHINtfIUNr 300 Front S.
X. 4. GLENN, Cn NhGribOa..
Freight consigned 10 Milt Harry VIII he
handled free Of storage, drdyage and commits
5iOn4 and put through promptly.
FOR HELENA q FHEAR'S POINT
FOR Helena, ErEars Point and the Eel-E.
TRL-WEEELy PACKET,
The elegant and feet sL1a-gEs1L passgE ser
steamer
P8AARA AEAElAts, -
e......---,.-.-.. n GsJer 9e....-.....---.
VIII leave rs above every Monday. WgIlJ5-
day and Friday throughout the year.
For freight or paS~asa apply Du board.
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PERSONAL.

tlINOECES legally obtained for incompati-
bility, etc; residence unnecessary; fee
after decree. Address p. .. box 1887, Chic9go,
illinois. iy7
hR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes speci-
IL atty OF treating Eye and Ear Diseases.
Office sI3 Poplar street. my29
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MIDDLE TENNESSEE,
THE RAINFALL

The following is the rainfall for the
days mentioned:
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during the present rise, and therefore
hope our friends in the hollOws will dis
card their fears of an inundation. OF
course, where such glorious prospects OF
agricultural triumph greet their eyes, it
Is but natural they should think such
success only too great for attainment.
Along the shores OF the Mississippi river,
which bounds Lauderdale county hun
dred miles above here, the water IS with
easy state Of mind.
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FOR RENT.

TENHE well known Boarding house, 804 Fec
L ond street. Furniture for sale IL desired,
App. within. iyl5
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Adjourned at $50 P. NJ.

SHEEP Oh DoGs.-In group Of Rock.
bridge farmers, the other day, the subject in.
cidentally came up as to raising sheep.
"Do you keep sheep'" said Farmer A 10
Farmer B. "No," was the answer. "You
do not think they pay ?" eyes, do-the
most profitable business, or, rather, branch
OF business, could keep up in connection
! with my farming. I have from fifty to. one
hundred acres of land that would be more
remunerative to me with sheep on 1t than in
any other way, and were it not for the aboml-
nable ours that are running loose over the
country should make sheep.raising pay
Ing business. AS it is, l cannot keep sheep
enough on my whole farm to supply my
family with wool for their winter socks"
"Well, that is just my experience" re-
piled Farmer A. Sand mine, too," said
farmer C.
So there was the unanimous vote Of three
Rockbridge farmers that they would be wool.
growers to certain extent were it not for
the destruction of sheep BY dogs.
The question naturally occurred, Is it best
to do without the sheep or dogs; to pro-
duce wool for the market-at least enough
for family use--er have it to buy? ~, yss,
That is question it would not take Father
Adam Smith long to settle, or practical
Rockbridge farmer, either. A dog to each
family would not much interfere with the
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The Utica IN. ~ Herald. leading Re
publican organ Of New York, at the home
of Senator ConKLISG, treats the Louisiana
case with both candor and fairness. 1t de-
MES all the clap-trap Of RadicllSm about the
"new rebellion" and "di>loyalty." Nsays
In "every southern State where the people
ruetbeIe is peace and full enjoyment of po-
lical rights; there is no sign of new re-
bellon; there is no hostility 10 the fig;
there is no disloyalty to the Union"
The Herald frankly ayows its belief that if
the control of Louisiana is surrendered to
the white people, to whom it rightfully be-
longs, "there will be an end at once and for.
ever to all troubled n Louisiana" Mr. CoSK-
LING will, in his swelling, turkey.cock way,
announce very different opinions from these.
But the Herald, we are sure, speaks the SEN
timents OF the people of New York, which
Mr.. Cor Killing will find soon enough when he
is "pent up" in Utica.
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PROPOSED CONGRESSIONAL BAR-Mr. Bout
Wells bill to provide for bar of the two
houses of Congress proposes the appoint
ment at the commencement of each session
Of Congress Of committee 10 consist OF
three members OF each branch Of Congress
who shall have authority to determine what
persons may appear a. attorneys before com.
mittees, and to admit, suspend, or expel
members OF the said bar to- be thus organized.
No person shall be admitted to this bar "
unless be Is member of the bar OF the court
Of final jurisdiction in the State or Territory
where he resides, and no other person shall
be permitted to appear before any committee
except in his own behalf or as friend with
out compensation. The bill finally proposes
to make it misdemesnor, punishable by i'm
prisonment from thirty days 10 two years,
for any person TO give or receive any vaIua.
bic consideration to ipflueDce the action OF
Congress eScepta hereinbefore provided
Washington Republican.
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What an Adams Saws.

The ADAMS family Of Massachusetts,, from
the Revolution of 1776 to this day, have
held position as leaders. Old JOHN, Of
revolutionary fame, was very strong
man and patriot. His son joan QUINCY
ADAMS sprang forward in the epoch OF
the second war with Great Britain, and
took strong ground against the extreme
Federalists of Massachusetts,. lie assailed
the anti-war or Bue-Light" Federalists,
and set the public voice against their leader,
the venerable HARRISON GRAY OTIs. He
thus got over amongst the Republicans, but
was treated by them as was the daw in Dor.
rowed plumage, and soon (as elderly gentle.
men remember revenged himself by lashing
the anti-slavery sea into violent storms,
which have wel-nigh ruined the nation.
lie is long dead and gone; but the AID
AMsEs still live. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS,
son OF JoHS QUNoY, above spoken of, i'm.
bibed bis fathers antislayery notions, and
took a conspicuous part in the Republican
crusade which caused the election of LINCOLN
aud the civil war. He-was appointed minis.
ter to England by LINCOLN, aud the present
generation knows how faithfully he worked
against The Confederacy and maintained the
interests of the United States Government.
Dir. CHARLES FRANcis ADAMS returned
home not in high favor with the Admins.
ration. he was suspected OF not being
willing to 60 the whole hog" OF recon.
struetion.' Indeed, he has been independ.
ent enough to let his countrymen know that
he did no. approve all things done by the
Republican party. lie has remained out OF