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They relieve the cngcrxcd Liver. ~, s,eI ssd
the ttiood from poisonous ,nn,un..,,S. With.
out which no one can feel we'll. III, r,is
Try this rcuedy htrly, mn vscsi, Fure
n healthy digestion. vigo!ov.s, and Iiycs.
Hieod. Strong Nerves. sn s. r~~y ~, IT.
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TUT r
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PILLS.
A pIsoRDERED LIVER
&c THE RANE

of the present generation, 1t is t9 ,,. wy
Cure OF this disease and its attenaM s,ss
SICK-HEADACHE, BILI0UsNESS, VI.
PEpslA, CONSTIPATION, PILES, etc, .ns.
TUFTS PILLS have gained worla, Wv,
reputation. No Remedy has ever pee. W.
discovered that acts 30 gently On az =.
digestive organs, giving them yigoI or " IN, N.
simulate food. AS n natural result s,. W..
Nervous system is Braced, the MusS.ss
are Developed, and the Body Roeuss--
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PLANTERS HOUSE,
ST LOUIS, MO
STRICTLY FIRsT.OLASS, s3 PER pAt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-02

ClaiIJs and Fover
n RTyAT'' n PLANTER n, BAYOU sara, Ia, SAY,
My plantation is in a maiarial district ~, a
several years could not make he l,n, VS.
account OF bilious discason and cn' W. nae q
nearly discouraged when oesau ,,varvslous;
TUFTS PILLS Tho result was NV n.S robust
my laborers aoon became hearty anu
and have hnd no further trouble
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
MEXICAN VETERANS
To Meet in Convention at Nashville
Preparations by the Veterans I'm
Memphis.

At preliminary meeting of number OF
the old Mexican soldiers of Memphis, held
Tuesday evening, August 22d, TO take into
consideration how, as body, we may at
tend the reunion of the old Mexican veter ans,
TO be held at Nashville on the 18th, 18th
and 18th of September, it was moved and
carried that a COMMITTEES composed OF Cap
tain w. I. Beatty, James Bachman, w, NJ.
Hutton, DIR. ]. r. Powell and r. D. Read be
appointed to correspond with the officers of
the old Mexican veterans at Nashville.
1t was also moved and carried that Cap
tain Beatty be especially appointed to corre-
spond with Captain Claiborne, at Nashville,
relative to transportation, etc.
The secretary was instructed to furnish
the citv papers with a copy of the proceed
ings of our meeting, and respectfully ask
them to publish same in their respective
papers.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet sgain
at DR.. j. r. Powell's office, 81 South Court
street, on Friday evening, August 25th.
W. M HUTTON, Acting Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

have been, '1arge lot refused l33." The fact
il, there is none in the market 10 be had at
what the small lot quoted sold at in the same
paper-135.
The fine excursion 10 the Ohio river on
the Vint Shinkle Friday should rot be for
gotten. No more delightful trip could be
i'm gined. The boat leaves at O'Clock
pm. tomorrow.
F. NJ. Smith and d. NJ. Brewer, whites,
and Alexander Pool, colored, were presented
before President MADDEN for stripping lit
tie fellow named Emmett Armstrong of his
clothes and painting his legs with lampblack.
They we're fined SO apiece for their fun.
r. Meiater, who keeps the bar at the
Memphis Club. yesterday made an assign
ment to J. D II. Meyer. His liabilities are
S2023 90 His chief creditors are Henry
Luehrm ann, J. D. II. Meyer, Henry Cohn,
G. A. Eckerly & Bro and e. n. Erich. His
assets consist of liquors and wines, etc, the
amount Of which is not known.
Circuit Clerk Uhl continues 70 be kept
busy by parties paying up their back taxes
TO the District. The APPEAL is glad to re-
cord this. az the question of back taxes is
now becoming a serious one, because the
Chancery Court will order the property sold
and there is not particle of doubt as to
the title acquired at these sales, as all of the
requirements of the law have been carefully
complied with.
We learn that an effort is making with
the oil-min people to get up $1,000 purse
to be made handicap, and also possibility
of getting the California Creek" hOrse in at
tendance to comptte for it at the fall meeting
of the Memphis Jockey Club. The next step
should be toward securing from distant rail-
way connections special low rates TO induce
Iafa nf llv
from New Orleans, Mobile, Atlanta, Augusta,
Savannah, Charleston, Richmond and as far
west as Dallas, Tex. We have no doubt rail-
way passenger agents will use their influence
toward thar end. We should exhibit as much
enterprise in that direction as Louisville has,
and there is no doubt but as large attendance
can be secured here as at that city or any
other point. Louisville has promised rate
of one cent a mile one way to and from all
railway centers to those attending their jubi-
lee in Septe mber. Our people can surely
secure as easy rates.
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No news from Reub Shaw.
"A good fresh rain yesterday.
Memphis will boom in the fall.
The customhouse work is progressing.
The colored military here don't seem to
agree.
The Porter Guards leave to-day for Du-
buque.
The quarantine question has no new
aspects.
The street-cars must run on schedule
time now.
The delinquent taxpayers had better
settle soon.
"A considerable number of improvements
are going on in the city.
There has been hitch in the rates Of
fered the Porter Guards.
The pavement before the Adams street
enginehouse was completed yesterday.
Oriental Religions can be had in Humboldt
Library at Mansford's, 29S Main street.
There will be some news when the
matrimonial associations begin to pay up.
Captain OHaver has returned from
Little Rock with Andy Goosby, the shootist.
"A large new cooperage establishment is
going up in "Pinch," indicating prosperity.
i'm some parts of the country there has
been too much and in other parts too little
rain.
Chief Cleary is said to put his men to
such good use that he saves the city $1,000
year.
The clerks of the trustees Office are busy
winding up books before Andrew Harris
goes in.
The prospect of circus is gently agitat-
ing the colored mind as we'll as that Of the
small boy.
The Dubuque drill will be the second
important drill in which the Porter Guards
have entered.
The Chickasaw Guards have elected Mr..
Hunter Rsine second lieutenant, and Arthur
Taylor junior second.
The courthouse now resembles the mir
vsna OF the Buddhists. 1t is place of inf
mite Inconsistencies and rest.
"A FIRE occurred about 2 o'clock this
morning, caused by the burning of grocery
store near the corner of Elliot and fernando
streets.
The Rev. A. W. Lamar, of Macon, Ga.
a relative of Senator Lamar, was booked TO
lecture last night at the Central Baptist
church.
The delinquents will have to pay up.
Gty-Attorney Heiskell and Back-Taxcol-
ISctor WealneIIoru arc IN ueaQ earnest ABOUT
the matter.
Charlie Ssltmarsh, the night station
keeper, has an APPEAL of September !, 1859,
that is curiosity. II is nearly all adver-
iisements and speech of Stephen A.
Douglas.
Friday night next, the Waldran Guards
will give an exhibition drill and bali at the
Porter Guards armory. 1t is their inten-
ton as soon as possible to get up an armory
of their own.
The remains of Mr.. James Kirkland will
be taken from the receiving tomb in EImwood
Cemetery and inferred in the Masonic lot
this afternoon at o'clock. Friends are in
yited to attend.
In our report of the stock market the
types made us say in yesterday mornings
APPEAL that large lot of Bank of Com
merce stock was refused at 49," when we
wrote TO the contrary. The quotation should
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
A NEW CAR
That II TO Kun en- the ElmwOod Line
lust Finished.

No. "a, the queen of the track and the pet
of the drivers, g now completed, and on next
Saturday will make her first appearance to
the travelling public. She was built for the
Elmwood line and is model street-car, hav-
ing all the improvements and advantages
that experience could suggest and taste and
skill could arrange. Red, being the color of
that line, predomiuates in color, but has been
so srtistically subdued by the necessary let
tering and scroll-work, under the touch of
Mr.. j. NJ. Cannon, the compsny's paint art
list, that the glare of vermillion and the gloss
of vsrnish ID nearly lost sight of in the
pleasing contrast of surrounding colors. The
light within is furnished from q narrow
gauge coach lamp, highly finished in brass,
and the bull's-eye headlight is composed OF
three colors of glass, so that the same car
can be used on any of the other tracks at
night by slight change In the bull's-eye.
The finish within is of walnut and ash and
the roof is oak-grained; the seats are of white
pine and black walnut, two-iuch stripe, and
extend along the length of the car. The
curves in the seat and back-rest are most
comfortable, while the strips are close
jointed, so as to prevent the catching of lace
or ornaments to lsdy's dress. Superintend-
ent Semmes has exerted himself on the su-
perior arrangements of this car, and for
which will received the thanks OF the public.
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AN EXPERT THIEF.
Am Old Opossum that Robbed the Hen.
Boosts on Vance street.

The poultry -fanciers on Vance street, in
the neighborhood of fernando, have suffered
considerable loss of their hens and chickens
during the last two months, and of late they
have kept a very close watch, but until last
night no clue TO the thief had been discov-
cred, notwithstanding a hen or two was
missed by some of the neighbors every night.
About 10 o'clock last night Mr.. John Moys-
ton, the photographer, who live. at 1l8
Vance street, heard a csckling and hutteriDg
among his chickens, and en- going out into
the yard he noticed something in 4 tree
where the chickens roost, and called out his
neighbor, who-kept watch with club. Mr.
Moyston secured a light and a pistol. The
light reflected the glare of two vicious eyes,
which served as a target. John brsced him
self with friendly tree close by, took aim,
fired, and down came as big fat "'possum"
as ever adorned 'tater.gr dish of a
frontersman. This led to further researches,
which developed the fact that Mr.. Opossum
had his rendezvous in the chimney of a
dwelling close by, and had nightly fed on the
chickens about him.
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Stage Flashes.
Lolita has returned from Europe.

Lolita has returned from Europe.
Mr.. John 7. Raymond will begin his dra-
matte season on the 18th instant, at Lexing-
ton, Ky.
Mr.. Charles Wyndham will arrive in New
York about the middle of October, and ap-
pears October Both.
Maggie Mitchell will produce her new
play, Elsa, September I'd, at the Park
Theater, New York.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will begin his dra-
matte season on August 21st, appearing at
Port Huron, as "Csssius."
Mile. Adele Cornalba has been engaged as
frs. dancer of the Norcross Opera Company,
and she will appear at the Globe Theater,
Boston, in The Merry War.
Miss Pateman, late OF Mr. Booths COM
pany, has bought the drama of Odette for
the British provinces, and she will presently
set forth on a starring tour Of England and
Scotland with that piece.
The Snake Chormer has been successfully re-
vived at the Bijou Operahouse, New York, and
in it Selma Dolaro is adding to her popu-
larity. The brilliant costumes used at the
original performance of the piece at this
house are retained.
Mr.. Henry Irving left London on the 18th
instant TO take much-needed rest. He viii
reappesr in Lsndon early in September ss
Romeo" 1t Is possible, though not certain,
that he will act "Mercutio" on the last ak
nights OF the run of the tragedy.
Mr.. Wallack intends 10 produce The Par
venue after the anticipated run of Taken from
Life has ended. This comedy touches the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Robert BowLEs has returned from
the East.
Mr.. H. HENocHsBERe left last night for
New York.
COLONEL ROBERT BowLEs has returned
from Hot Springs.
Dr.. w. E. ROGERS returned last evening
from the Ozark mountains.
CAPTAIN ROBERT NJ. BLACK will 60 with
the boys 10 Dubuque this morning.
Mr.. SAM WELLS is the Memphis sgent for
NeoPs State Gazette and the Russelville ARK. }
Democrat.
Mr.. AND Mrs. P. McCADDEN have been
gladdened by the coming of boy weighing
fourteen pounds.
Mr.. T. W. HARDY, of Bells, and Mr.. ].
A. Pittman, of Paducah, were visitors on
Change yesterday.
Mr.. CLARENCE HALL has returned from
his trip North to attend the Passenger
Agents Convention.
Mr.. JAMES PORTER and wife returned yes
terdsy from the hills near Covington, Tenn,
accompanied by Mrs. Bette Bridges and her
daughter Ada.
CAPTAIN CLARENCE HALL, the passenger
agent of the Anchor Line Company, returned
yesterday from a tour of recreation extend
ing up into the Canadas
Mr. r. L. COVER and Miss Florence Goyer
left few days ago to spend the remainder of
the summer at Warm Springs, one OF the
popular watering places Of North Carolina.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
THESPIAN MATTERS.

The amusement season this year promises
TO be an unusually interesting one, and the
APPEAL is informed that Memphis will en-
Joy all the best attractions that are to be had.
The Theater will open the latter part of Sep
TENDER with a good negro minstrel troupe.
Mr.. Frank Gray will continue as manager
and Mr.. Robert Young will oficiate in the
box Office. There seems Just now to be an
awakening all over the South. The good
crops and the prospect OF fine yield of cot
ton have frightened up business, and it is
with confidence that the merchant looks for
ward to the fall trade. In this general
awakening, the gaunt form of hard times
will gradually vanish into thin air and re-
newed life will be Infused into every branch
of trade. Naturally one would expect the
Theater to come in for its share of prosperity,
and doubtless it will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
BYRD'S CASE.
A Former Member of she Howards in
Nashville.

. A short time ago the APPEAL mentioned
the fact that Mr.. J. Edgar Byrd, one of the
Towards, had been arrested in Nashville
The World, of that city, says, in yesterday
issue: Judge Reid yesterday refused to grant
the petition in the habsas corpus case of J.
Edgar Byrd, which asked that he be released
on his own recognizance, but decided that
the evidence warranted his release from Jail
on giving bond in the sum of $3.50 for his
appearance for trial by the Criminal Court.
The required bond was given with Judge F.
I. Reid and DR.. J. NJ. Rainey as his bonds
men. On July 18th the World published .
statement to the effect that Byrd had been
found guilty of populations from other firms
in whose employ he had been. 1t has been
since ascerlained that this statement did Mr.
Byrd an injustice, and was published through
a Misunderstanding of the real facts. Mr..
Byrd hiss reason to congratulate himself on
the fidelity as we'll as energy displayed by
his wife in the management of his case. The
bond being a merely nominal one, it is almost
equivalent to an soquittal of the charges
apajnat the accused "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
ST. AGNES FEMALE ACADEMY,
PILLS TEAM.

1HIs institution is delightfully."- situated In re-
i Tired and healthy part Of the CITY OF Mempnls'
commanding the advail tage of town ano county;
The entire surroundings breathe an All OF peaceuI
seclusion, which ever exertsto PoweriiuL An 1ir
the moral physical and intellectuhl me:
The course of study embraces the various pfencnes
of a solid and useful education. IN the regular
English course, the pupils on entering are Iankeo
according to their proficiency in Orthograpny.
Grammar and A rithnietic. Particular attenton Is
given to sacred and Profsne History, Rhetoric ana
Com post ton. Latin and French enter INTO the rex
ular course. portion of time as allowed 70 sac i
pupil for Plain and Ornamental keeoieWors, Sneii'
Flowers, etc. Terms. per session, payable na.i AL
yearly invariably in advance. For board ana tul-
ton in all branches taught in the highest scnoos,
Plain Sewing. Marking, etc, Bed. BEDDING, sta-
ionery and Washing, 500 and sl25, according 70
the age or class of the pupil. Special terms when
Sc yeral members of the same family attend me
school, No allowance is made for partial sbsence
or withdrawal before the expiration OF the term,
except in of serious or protrscted Illness *.
rRAs-German, Italian, ETC., each ~ MUSIC on
Piano and use of instrument. <30s Drawing end
Water Colors, $40; Oil Painting. SO; KIN broidery
and Ornamental Work, SO; Use Of Library ";
Dancing and Calisthenics at Proiessors' charges;
Vocal Music in class, S.; Private Lessons, <l5.
Board per month, during vacation q spent e ne
Academy, washing, etc., SIS. Medicine ana physi-
cian's fees will form extra charges Terms Tor Gay
pupils So, 81 IS or Sc per moath For further par
fioIIlarg aDplV the LADY oUfEklOh-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
THE SPORTING RECORD.
Baseball.

Troy, August 2S.-Troys, 2; Clevelands, s..
BosToN, August 2S.-Bostons, z; De-
troits, 2.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-Eclipses, 8; Bal
timores, 2.
CINCINNATI, August 23.-Cincinnatis, s.;
Athletics, 2.
ST. LOUIS, August 2S.-Alleghenies, 10;
st. Louis, 5.
WORCESTER, August 2S.-Worcesiers, IA;
Chicagos, 5.
New YORK. August 23.-Metrspolitans, 2;
Providences, 6.
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d. Druggists can nj Il. Address
DR.. WARD & CO.. L0UIsIANA. No.
NOTICE.
InsoIvent Notice.

County Court Clerk Memphis Tenn, August Il,
1Ss2-To John League, Public Administrator,
and as such admin istratof OF Clement Dauriac,
deceased
HAvING suggested the insolvency OF thezestate
II of Clement Dauriac deceased, you are
some newspaper published within tie said State,
and also at the courthouse door of Shelby county,
for all persons having claims against said estate 70
appear and file the with the Clerk Of the Coun
~ Court authenticated in the manner prescribed by
law before the LIST day of Decen ber 1882; and
any claim not filed or before said day or before
an appropriation of the funds OF said estate is
made shall be forever barred, both In law and
equity. Witness my hand, At office. this 18th day
OF August 1852 OWEN DTYER, Clerk
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is hereby givea creditors as directed By
above order
JOHN LOAGUE. Public Administrator.
August u, 1852.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
Stealing a Reputation.

steal the reputation of another, to make for
you anythiDg-especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How to tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulator: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having large red 2 IN the center and the
signature of ]. d. Zeilin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imits-
tions. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious to endanger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR pumps, pipes and well points 20 to
]. A. Bal ey's, 295 Second street.
THE Greenwood Nursery, AIS Second street,
gives special attention 10 cut flowers, bridal
bouquets and cemetery work.
THE first days business of the one-day
benefit department OF the Memphis Mutual
Aid Society resulted in the issuance of GER
tifcaies to nineteen applicants. Pretty good
for Start.
THE marked popular favor accorded to
Hub Punch is amply warranted. No other
punch made when required Tor use can rival
1t. The trade supplied at manufacturer
prices by B. J. Semmes & Co., Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

SARATOGA, August 23-Ffrst Roce.-Three-
quarters of a mile. London won; Pride
second, Patti third. Time :J5f.
Second Raee.-One mile and 500 yards
Ida Stanhope won; Kennessw second, Bush
Whscker third. Time-2:131.
1aird Race.-One mile. Force won; ] axe
White second, John Sullivan third. Time
:43.
Fourth Rdce.-Afile and a half, hurdles.
Revenge won; Charlemagne second, Glasgow
third. Time-2:484.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Ch.,mer. and The RepublIe.p par,y.

Chalmers and the Republican Party.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
In speech that General Chalmers made
in this place couple of years ago he made
use of this language: "Thst the Republican
party was like dead mackerel in the sun
shine-it stunk and shined and shined and
SUNK" Nov he swallows this mackerel as
3 sweet morsel, and the intelligent people in
the Second district must regard bim moth
ing more than a dead skunk in the shade to
turn black and stink, and then stink and
turn blzcker. J. A RATE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
The JuveniIe opera Glasses.

des;rous of taking part in the operetta of
Cinderella, and wish to avail themselves of a
thorough musical training under the direc-
lions of Mrs. Charles Benton, OF New York,
who has now a considerable reputation in
this peculiar branch of instruction, are re-
quested to call at Mozart Hall between 10
o'clock am. and 4 pm. There will not be
more than 800 membership cards issued. The
operetta will be the second attraction at
Leubrie's Theater for the regular fall season.
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1 Important.

When you visit or leave New York city,
save aggAge, expressage and carriage hire, and
stop at Grand Mon Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms.
and upwards per day. elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and eles
waited railroad all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union tina n at
other irst-1lass hotel in the civ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24
Grand Concert and Hon.

At Barrell Bros Pleasure Garden, Fort
Pickering, Thursday night, August Oath.
Street cars will leave the end of Main street
at 80 o'clock am. Positively no improper
characters admitted. Dancing will COM
mence at s O'Clock sharp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-24

BOSTON, August 23.-The swimming m atch
for $1,000 and the championship of the world,
between Captain Webb and Thomas Riley,
champion short distance swimmer of Amer
ica WAS won by Webb
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GastOu's Hotel.
New Clarendon hotel.

The Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
Whose monthly drawings divide over $780,
coo among ticket-holders, will have its next
drawing on Thursday, the 3lst instant, at
Louisville, KY. Those who wish TO purch ase
tickets can do SO at West Court street.