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y &c Tastes.
II WAS the opinion of our furcfa'hcrs !
that when Il youth was siugr.l4rlv de-
ficirn' both in mind and body ice Ms
"only lit to be- a jaI~nu.' Somewhat ul
the same principle. weak and IaZy l4t
in our own day i usually ,4id to have
mice tastes" Show Us "a hoy vino
while Idle and useless. la, not the
strength and cncI-y To be- vicious, and
We Will show yuu 4 hny Whusr female
relatives viii occ.aI" that be- has nice
tastes. There does not exist tie AT ~
the science Ia Tie huIna oi who-c al
trrs huTdcs Of useless GTuirS arr nu,
clinging for SANCTUARY from tie real
work of the world.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

Their" - nothing III modern discovery
50 wonderful and mrrIturlouS. rs that
great lahor-Saycr. DohbIns' Electric
soap. (made by 'ragiu Y Co, Phlladci-
phla) II tells It's story on the first
trial. Ask your grocer for il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

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81 an A~i'Id''i'Gi'd! ~''.''l.
In due course tie aesthetic N"Iia- man
meets the aotlrtIc young woman. W"
nave not Sl,dc" Al II'~'lt Z" trcdt"i IT,"
latter. Sufficient b" IL tu sly that ~l,
l. ScNrrc-luukIug. iuj rather ,Icitl.'u
she wears her Waist a a different "irlt-
! ton from the Test of WuIuaIkInd, ANA
! that she generally carries Il pair OF
Oh tu examine works al art. W. vii
pass over the loyc-mnk'u- al the intel.
lrctual tur,lcdoycS. II they can maxi
4 romance and difficulty. when 10 uppn-
oltion Is raised To- their marriage, they
VIII do -. The great advantage ~
married life 10 the man al IN" tINj" II
the opportunity of displaying them,
which is afforded by the necessity al
furnishing a house. Happy the artistic
cuupl" whose tastes lie ia the sun"
period" Woe To them If In" mtScu.
line affection h" for Gothic furniture
a 81 tie feminine for Hc!iiIsahn eli
Mr.. toe LOUIS QutorIc, While Mis-. Is
Queen Anne. Heavy Is The drain oi
the parental pursr-,trlnga. Artist,
furniture Is not 10 be had Tor H"lhlng
And. talking of expenditure, oar friend
has habit of "pIckiHg M" things. which
acts much III the same manner aS ;
hole III Il pocket. He likes the principal
picture and china dealers 10 come NJ
and speak to him at Christie and Man
sons. Now their friendship has To b,
purchased with solid gold. sometime,
men with nice tastes regard the par
chase of works of art as IN investment
This investment does not invariably
turn ont an Fl Dorado. for the amateur
usually buys that which Is the mos
fashionable thing, instead of that which
probably will become fashionable. -
when he has gone "n investing an,
picking up until the aesthetic purse Ia,
run low, Il realization becoming neccs
sarv, he is aStoniSlled To lind that hi.
~valuablrs not only fail To pay any inter
est. hut eve to restore the very capita
itself. If the sale is apparently a goo,
one. il has probably been entrusted Il
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

eVI' \ set ~ i,4gIr harness o., used. and one
half - q oII-i with n-h or n~ar>'pot OF. while
"u the other Uncle sans Harness on q, used.
thr Ih''"r VIII be In better condition after one
wear service Than the former VII - ~ the end
"f'hf-r months Fmm~rt Proprietary 60. MAJ
uftciurrTs. CnIcag". III
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

-rr'.F~' g-..~ - HtN = ~FEfNt FNt
frtl fEi - % tN- .-s- -Ns 80 1000 Ia
? 'HEF s = '.a.. F = "a FsI liz
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
Mrs. Or. KeCk's Catanb Remedy.

y" vap"rs. "'yringes. SOdouehes No pain
W snuff. No -NF OrhitAn. fee. Attention 70 Al
those troubled VIII CAtarrh and COnsum ptiOn AND
other -yeChAl diseases. 20 call on Mrs. Or. K~cG
me celebrated fa'arrh and fonEump tiOn special
isi- Her treatment Is attracting great attention
wherever she goes. She tTeat. the worst % cases
~h~ cordially Invites one and all. Treatment free
AZ our Once. Circulars giving full atiOD
sent. Address al communications to
NF~ bK FPCR.
g DraNN street L. - - Tr.a
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

For -rJVts- li,-.s"- 90 The sAln. pir1pie- ana
rls. -n~- N~-s~,lu- - The gr"stest remedy. asit re-
moves from lhr system the producing tsu,-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

Tn" remarkab ( cures Elected Gy Segriiu" have
induced many ply Slri.ns and .PottecsrI-s
whom W Euow. u prescribe Aui use Is In their
" families
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

~ %Hli"rt'S Fttrac, IF Tar and wuf Cherry
h - cured thnu~.ni1 and relieved ,".ny moro.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
u,r. nraFtE. Arc. .r..i

Sever SsTsuIer , moment Tor ~s are never
.ITr - - hour. neither delay The purchase Of
g. i-rt's ps,f.rr Liver rHs
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
rnNV\OO PArENT SHIRT bosom
STRH.S
VnIL\ NIrOning Board

N">' perfect. durable. and cheapest ironing
BOARD IN IN" world. Always ready FOR nse. n.~is
mo- adjusting. IT. any shirt: never out OF order
agents wanted "verywhere. GREEN a FkA-
LlFk - south Jefferson street CHICAGO. III
=. - 49, -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26

Ia All cases ~ DOUBT lean to The side Of mercy
aud M All ca-eu ~ aches and pains Try EiI-rt's
DalFfyh' Ityg- pms
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
VI ntgomrrv Blair is writing a life Of
Andrew Jackson.
Industrial
=. 1SIh.

TuoNtSG. oR,.TG. solicitor Of Patents Of the
PATESI OFFICE. a pe> Npiup~. reports the
Glowing L. =. Patents issued :" Western invent
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-10-26
i;;Hi1JiV
Instantly cure neuralgia and all nervous pain
old ~ cram 3 Ncicher. us r. Randolph street,
chicago. and al nrsi-Cls.S druggists. - cent?
AMI - per bottle Agents waUt-d-
CATARRH.

~ You are afflicted with this modern leprosy
and hav" tried AL the 30 called sure cares" With
mt permanent relief. ask YOUR druggist FOR DIR
kAk>NFR> AT AKEH TREATMENT ktTaI
bottle free. or IStLb~F tHARG -
&c To Is FOR IT. We want a reliable agents.
every comfy ." whom W. Offer sIfraortiuary
Inducements Try this remedy fully al our @I
pruS-. can. or address. WITH GTANP FOR CIR
"ularS. PACK a-KFREEoS RECEIPT ppPRICE s.
DR.. HAMILTON &
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A

IWTF AM NIFI't IN OUfR NFU FTI UfhfFs y n
suffer from N.bNOu. DsbiItsy lsss Of Wan
hood. etc. A'uTy mailed for ~ stamps Ai-
'ir"~S Dg. ! W HAGSALL. % Fulton street. New
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

Mr., Norton 10 8 well known dairy man,
who resides in the suburbs.
The town. marshal of Paris reached
this city yesterday ard returned nome
with E. B. Temple, the insane man who
the dsy previous surrendered himself 10
the police authorities md stated that
while nnder the influence OF some drug
he had stolen q horse in Henry county
and then sold the animal.
The "Red storen building, No. 2i9
Main street, was yesterday sold at prl-
vste sale for twenty. five th oussnd dol
lars cash, the purchaser TO gay six hum
dred dollars taxes due. THIS smount,
twenty. five thousand six hun tred dol
lars, is regarded IS good sum, aud in.
dicative Of sn upward tendency, IN city
property.
We have received from L Goepel q
O., of this city, 7Ider1's Grand March,
composed by Charles A. Noel. TIE
sheet bears a faithful steel picture OF
Governor .Tilden, and is handsomely
executed. The composition posse sees
merit, and its meloCy will be worked by
the fingers of many fair hand in this
country of freedom.
When DIR. r. L. G. White intro
duced Governor Porter to the Demo-
cratic convention which had just re-
nominated this gentleman, he said:
"Gentlemen of the Democratic State
conveption-Two years ago, in the pres
ence of Hon. Horace Maynard, 1 had
the pleasure Of introducing the distin-
guished gentleman on my left as James
D. Porter, next governor Of Tennessee
Tonight, with increased pleasure, PEE
sent him TO you in the Identical words:
James D. Porter, next governor Of Ten
nessee.'n
The following kilograms remain I'M
delivered at the Western Union tele.
graph office, No. 33 Madison street: ].
N. Willougbby, J. J. Peres & Co., J. v.
Patrick, 81. Gronauer, Cooper & Co. ~,
Captain J. n. Hardin, ]. n. Coffin g.
Co., Captain John Dsrragh, II. Seessel,
ST., & Son, Brown & Jones, Erb & Co,
Stratton & Milford, Sch wab & Co E. 8.
Molloy. James Sutton & Co., ] Hayes,
jr., j. w. MOores, G.. Falls 81 Co., r. A.
Parker, 8. NJ. Anderson, RAndle, Heath
& Livermore, M. D. WEIGH, Mrs. V. B.
Martin, w. @. Dukes, A. M'Bain.
-"Don't you know the prisoner, Mr..
Jones?" ayes, to the bone" "Wnat
ia his character?p "Didn't know he
had any," Does he live near your"
$50 near that he has spent only five
shIllings for firewood in eight years"
"D!d he ever come in collision with you
in any manner" "Only once, and
then he was drunk and mistook me for
a lamp-post." "From what you know
of him would you believe him under
oath?" "Thst depends upon circum-
stances. II he was 80 much intoxicated
he didn't know what he was saying, /
would; il not wouldn't"
The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending yesterday afternoon
at six O'Clock:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
Wendell & PARRENF.
Manufacturers OF Marbleized Iron
ManteIs, EnameIed Crates, Build
ers' Tools, Hardware, Etc
Excellent Inducements.

Among the leading and enterprising
firms of this city is that Of Wendell d
Parent, No. 1856 Main street. This firm
manufacture and deal in marbleized
iron manteis, enameled CRATES, includ-
ing the celebrated "Brecher patent fold.
ing CRATE" hardware and builders tools.
They make speciality Of all these arti-
Giles and not only sell at prices to suit
the times, but offer goods OF superior
character. They sre well and fav0rably
known to the public, and, by reason OF
their reliable dealings and satisfactory
goods, are daily increasing their already
large trade. Persons who need any
thing in their line of business will find
it to their interest to inspect Wendell &
Parents establishment, for they will be-
pleased with what they see. Among the
specialties worthy Unpopular attention is
the celebrated "Brecher patent folding
CRATE, }" the merits of which make known
its utility and superior excellence.
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Johnston & Vance.

Persons who wish to purchase good
clothing, gentlemen's furnishing goods,
underwear, ETC., at low prices, should go
to the reliable house of Johnston &
Vance, No. 305 Main street, under the
Peabody hotel. In addition to we'll
assorted stock of clothing and under
wear, they make 8 speciality Of shirts,
and not only guarantee satisfaction in
quality and style, but sell the very best
at prices commensurate with the ext
gencies Of the times. The reliable char.
acter Of the gentlemen who compose
this firm is an undoubted assurance that
they fulfill what is promised. They have
recently reduced their prices, and in
consequence Of the excellent induce
ments offered, are doing an unusually
big trade for this season Of the year.
Now ia the time to purchase superior
goods at low figures. Remember the
finn of Johnston & Vance is under the
Peabody hotel, No. 3O5 Main str eet.
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A GREAT FIRM.
Guy, Mcclellan d Co, Wholesale Gro
GERS, Cotton Factors, and General
Commission Merchants, Nos.
26O and 262 Front Street.

The above named firm is Justly
deemed one Of the largest and most
relisble in the entire south and south.
west. Its members-Messrs. w. w.
Guy, j. II. Mcclellan and T. G. Park
sre too we'll and widely known TO re.
quire comment in this connection. They
have been long engaged in the business,
and every day their commercial rela-
tons are being extended. This house
has large and well-selected stock of
groceries, which can be purchased at
reasonable prices, and will In every case
be found toibe what is represented. AS
cotton factors Guy, Mcclellan & Co. have
no superiors. They pay especial atten-
ton to this branch of their establish
ment, and also conduct a general COM
mission business il manner both sys-
temsic and satisfactory. They deserve
well of the public, and richly merit a
continuance, and indeed a still further
increase, of the popularity and great
business they now enjoy.
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Please Don't Read This.
"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long,"

"Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long,"
Man wants but little here upon this
little self-revolving ball, nor wants that
little great length OF time, has been
fully demonstrs' ed by the millions who
have enjoyed their sufficiency in an iota
before US and gone the way OF perishable
flesh. Take the man-from his sWsd.
ling season up to the time that he puts
on his night shirt for the dreamless
sleep Of the grave-snd we find him as
chock full OF little msggoty wants and
evanescent as they are Insignificant.
Now you may want nice shirt, or a
fine pair of pantaloons, or a fine coat,
or paper collar. You may want to
know how this is to end; well, 1 must
conclude by remarkiHg that the great
clearing-sale of fine clothing at 227
Main street will certainly close on
Wednesday, the twenty-third instant,
80 you have but three days more TO pur-
chase anything in the house at fifty
cents on the dollar. HARRY COIN,
OF Main Street.
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LOST.

DELJVERY BOOK-On August 18th, a DTi-
yer's Freight Delivery Book. A reward
will be paid II tits brought 10 the Southern
Express ONCE, North Court street.
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RAILROADS.
SExPHIs AND CHARLESTON z. z.
CHANGE OF scHKDULz,

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE II.
~ 1870,
Nail train, daily St....----l u 50 am. 800 pm
Express train, daily, at.-...--5 90 pm. Y Sl Am
Somerville train. daily, ex-
cept Sundays, at----------.--J5 70 PM baS0 s.D
ecEson, Tenn, accommo- -
dAtion tex. Sund2yl----..--.1sO pm. u 10 an
Mall train will not stop al Flag Statonh Do
1--WE IN Grand Junction and Memphis. .
frains connect at Grand Junction Tor al
points and at Decatur closely for Aontgom-
cry and points south. Close connection Tor
Nashville by both trains. Close connections
al Chattanooga for Eastern and Southeastern
polntA
No change OF cars between Memphis and
En1stol and Memphis and Montgomery
fns neS aud magnificent sleSpIns-cAr- line
will have one OF their new sleepeS leave
Memphis DAILY on Express train at ~ pm =
for Lynchburg, Washington and b21l1InoIe
without change- ONLY ONE CHANGE 70 new
York and Philadelphia.
Time ~ minute IssteT than city time
Ticket once. 25s Main street.
w. ]. ROSS, Gent supt.
TOM 3. DUNN, Ticket Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Last night was oppressively hot.
The thermometer had no difficulty
in reaching ninety-fve yesterday.
-Applet0n's Journal and Popular Sci
ence Monthly, for September, at Mans
ford's.
The Riverside base ball club leaves
Tuesday for 81. Louis, TO play series Of
games there.
Morris Sonf1eld wss arrested yester-
day on the charge of committing q
fraudulent breach Of trust.
Ladies, be sure and go to Mans.
ford's for the latest fashion magazines,
for all the fall fashions are now on
hand.
Billy Lieben, at No. 1854 Main
street, keeps full supply of current lit
erature, magazines, illustrated journals,
weeklies, and periodicals.
The first bale of new cotton sold in
New Orleans this year, was bought by
& Co., of Liverpool, England.
There are more citizens absent now
than at any previous summer. Centen-
MALTA assailed our city in manner to
be resisted only by empty purses.
-Spangler, the newsdealer, at No.
1913 Main street, invites the public to
call at his establishment if they wish to
purchase current literature, illustrated
papers, magazines, etc.
The Helena base ball club will play
the Memphis Reds, at Central park, this
afternoon. The Helena club is said to
be the best in Arkansas, and are noted
for their pretty uniform.
We have received from Mr.. W. s.
Brooks, of Wheatley, Arkansas, a sam
pie of his new cotton crop, which is un.
usually fine. Mr.. Brooks informs us
that they will soon have in our market
a new bale from Wheatley.
The Vicksburg Herald OF the eight.
eenth instant says: "The first bale of
Mississippi cotton OF the new crop was
shipped BY Ben Montgomery to New
Orleans on the third instant, from Ex-
President Dsvis's old plantation"
The Helena baseball club, in full
uniform, arrived last night, and, from
ths throRg which accompanied them,
we should judge Helena was deserted.
Helenaites imagine they have the B. B.
G. of the Mississippi valley, and intend
(if they cam TO prove it, by beating the
Reds to-day.
Rev. Hugh MRgevney will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow night at st.
Mary's Catholic. church, corner Of Third
and Market. Vesper service will beg'n
at eight o'clock. Several Of our g cd
vocslists have promised their assistant e,
and not only good sermon but 60 d
music may be expected.
Late yesterday afternoon the hor Q
attached 70 Z. J. Norton's dsiry wagol,
ran away on Poplar street, near the
north market, and smashed the vehicle.
Mr.. Norton and his dsirymap, John
Meyers, were thrown out Of the wagon,
the former having his ankle sprained,
and the latter sustaining serious injury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
ADDITIONAL RIVER q EP0RTS

NASHVILLE, August 19.-River fall
ing, with feet on the shoals.
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RaSe-RaII.

b. LOWENSTEIN Ik BROS.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

nS- AL persons interested are hereby notified
that will proceed to take possession OF prop
erty sold to the State Treasurer for State and
County Taxes for the years 1870, ISL, 1872 and
1873, and not redeemed. am authorized to
receive from the owners, or their agents, al
Taxes, Costs and Charges due upon their prop
erty, and release the same. By attending to
this before take possession, parties will save
themselves trouble and expense.
G. WEATHERFORD,
ap6 Offca Courtbousa RufIdfuq
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
Observe the Following Prices :

25 yards best Pdnts for 81.
20 yards very best Prints, beautiful
plaid styles, for 81.
10 pcs doubIe-fold Cambria, sc per ysrd.
SO best Mosquito Bars, 45c each.
5 pcs solid black Plaids and striped
Grenadines, 12Ic yard.
20 yards best Sea Island Domestic for 81.
10 pcs f1rst-class bleached Domestic at
63c a yard.
pcs silk striped Grenadines al 74c a
yard.
6 pcs wooden Plaids at 10c, worth 35c a
yard.
pcs wooden Dress Goods at 73c, worth
SOC yard.
PCS heavy Jeans st 15c, worth 35c a
yard.
pcs red, all-wooI, Flannel at 15c q yard.
100 percale Guilds Dresses and Ladies'
Shirt Waists, at 35c each.
A lot of lisle-thread Drawers for boys at
35c, worth 81 pair.
80 dozen Dexter Knitting Cotton at sc q
ball.
100 largest size, flo wered, foldings Fans
at 73c each.
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THEFIRsT NEW BALE.
IL IL Shipped by Captain JOhn c. Forbes,
Contracting Agent, Over the To-
Lido, Wabash and Western
Railway.

The first new bale of cotton, the sale
of which has already been mentioned in
the APPEAL, having been put in excel
lent shipping order by the Mammoth
Compress company, was tagged as fol-
lows:
"a. G. Tone bale. First new bale
from Memphis this seas on. To Hopper,
Derring & Co., No. 5 South Water
street, Providence, Rhode Island. Pur-
chased and shipped by NJ. Hawks &
Co., cotton buyers, Memphis, Tonnes
see. Forwarded by the Toledo, Wabash
and.We'tsrn railway, John G, Forbes,
contracting agent"
Through the kindness Of Mr.. H F.
Smith, general sgsnt of the Louisville
AID Nashville aud Great Southern rail-
road, the new bale, with the above ex-
planatory tag attached, was forwarded
on the passenger train yesterday morn-
ing to Evansville, whence it will make
Lightning time over the favorite and
popular route represented in this city
by our well-known and energetic fell
low-citizen, Captain John G. Forbes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
Notice.!

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Bluff City building and loan association
will be held Monday, August 2lst, at
SPIN. Dues payable during the day.
Money loaned out in the evening, at
No. Al Madison street.
EDWARD GOLDSMITH, Vice-P res't.
G. STURM Spcr0lary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

NEXT Wednesday evening select
moonlight excursion on the river will be
given under the management of Messrs.
Otto Seyppel, James P. Gatti and Frank
8. Vanh0rD, we'll known gentlemen,
who will conduct the entertainment in
excellent style. The steamer, with barges,
will leave the foot of Court street at
eight and nine o'clock, and the occasion
will be delightful and entertaining to all
who attend. 1t is the desire Of the man
ayers to make this excursion recherche
affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
NOTICE.

IN TUESDAY, AUGUST q, 1875, AT THE
~ southwest corner Of Madison and Main
streets, in he city of Memphis, we will sell, 20
the highest bidder, for cash, Is Bonds of 500
each, of the Montgomery Water Works Com
pany, of Montgomery, Ala; said Bends bear
per cent. interest, and are secured Oy a rst
mortgage on the works, which cost double the
amount of the mortgage. Sale at l. a m.
auI2 IRRELEVANT & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20

From the eastern cities to Memphis, by
the Star Union line is the subject OF
many encomiums from our merchants.
In years past ten and twelve days were
considered fast, but of late we under
stand that the Star Union line has been
delivering dry goods and other freight in
six days. 80 much for good manage.
ment in these rapid transit days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
.Ol,. What a Fan is Here,

At 227 Main street. You can purchase
fine custom. made clothing at forty cents
on the dollar. Cali up and inspect the
stock. Only three days more, and your
chance will be gone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-20
Fifteen Thousand Comics

OF the APPEAL will be printed on Sep
TENDER LIST. The issue will be distributed
In the section of the country trading
with Memphis. Advertisers should
take advantage of this opportunity to
make their business known.