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Tnn-Pe.iienf Nniiee-
NOn'hbsIubHI NUIICBs
No. 1929 BIN the Chancery Court of shelb


No 3299 BIN the Chancery Court of shelby
county, Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee vs. W. l.
Butler, ct al
II appearing from bill which Is sworn TO in this
cause that the defendant, the Northern Bank oil
Alabama is q nonresident corporation OF the
State OF Tennessee, and it appearing from the
sherifs return that the defendants, William H
Wood, Irwin Med. Massey, snd his wife, Alce
Massey Robertson Topp, Emma Topp, Juliet Iopp,
John PARK Mrs. Mary A. Lincoln, I. j. Merritt and
wife David Ella Merritt. Mrs. Louisa u. Looneyi
W. A. Iiddon. James o. Relnhardt Jonathan Aice
trustee the Life Association OF America hoDeri
McWilliams and wife, Martha McWilhaIns, Mrs
B. NJ Strickland, Dr. II F. Topping, Samuel Nat
John Bacon, Daniel Dixon, Nance Dixon, Mrs l.
Dixon Joseph Davis. colored, Anderson Cooper
colored Edmund Woodbridge, colored, VIM NJ
FoIyell Catherine NJ Folwel, W. F. Boyle, Eoh
this county, and it appearing that defendants
Mary Ann Carr and Samuel Carr, have departed
This life leaving children and heirBat-laW NorH
Carr Juliet Carr, Edwin Carr and Eva Carr, VINO
are residents of the State of Arkansas and non
residents of the State of Tennessee. and order
to issue for them 20 appear and show cause, II any
they have, why this cau.e should not be revived
against them
zsit Is therefore ordered, hatan Of the above
named parties make their appearance herein al
the courthouse of Shelby county. in Memphis,
Tenn on or before the first Monday in October
1882 either 10 plead answer or deInnr 70 com
pIainant's amended bill, fled March IS, 1882, OF
snow cause, If any they have, why suit should not
be revived, etc, as the case may be, or the same
hearing ex-parte; and that copy OF this order be
published once q week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal This 3lst day OF August
1852 a copy-attest-
ROBERT J. BLACK Clerk snd Master.
ByJ. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master;
Sol Cnmnlr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
) DALI APPEA T-wEDN EsDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1882.

ouired Of tee citizens by the Council to pave
Union street from Front to Desoio.
The Tennessee Club will entertain their
friends in the opening musicale of the season
on Friday evening next, instead OF Thurs
day.
R. l.. Young and Miss Lulu Moore,
Herman Rische and Miss Bette Faber, W.
c. Allen and Miss Ellen Eckliu got permits
sion to marry yesterday.
-'Wait Till toe Clouds Roll By" ia the
pathetic but popular song of the day. Il
was composed, probably, by Memphis
M strimonial association man.
Eleven thousand dollars has been SUBJ
scribed on Monroe street, from Second TO
Desoto. Nine hundred dollars more raised
BY Thursday, when the Council meets, will
secure the prvement Of The street.
Miss Hattie Paul, Of the SciHlit1r; Mr..
H. P. Ricketts,, Of the ArakGache; Mr. j.
Harvey Msthes, OF he LtdgeT, and the local
editor of the APPEAL have all been elected
| honorary members of the WsIdran Guards.
The compliment is appreciated.
The Matrimonial Banking Uuion made
an assignment yesterday u Richardson
| Whitby. The assets OF the concern are meu'
| toned at S35, but the Liabilities moi
stated. 1t would probably be a difficult
| thing for the limited intellect of a connubia
association man TO figure out what the liza
| bilities are.
Shelby Academy, at White Station, ap
piled for charter yesterday with the fol-
| lowing incorporators: \. C. Perkins, A. S
Brown, D. c. Slaughter, S. c. Rogers, S. VI
Wiley, n. w. ChafiD-. John Hal, K. ID
Good wynn, Robert McKenns, r. NJ. Mason
Geo. Echois, w. F. Barton, B. F. Mccullough
A. NJ Scruggs, Robt. Brooks and Charlie
| Maddox.
Attorney General Turner and his assist
ant, Mr.. Sam Weakley, after examining tn
code, have discovered that 10 attack tn
marriage associations it is necessary TO ge
the governors consent 10 file bill sgsins
them for violation of their charters. The.
are of opinion that the swindlers are no
entitled to charters. The attorney genera
thinks he can indict them. under the peti
swindling act, perhaps.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
THE JOCKEY CLUB
lis Entrance Upon the Field
by a Liberality Which canLot
Fail to Tell With
Certain Effect Upon the Owners OF Horses
and Gather Large Field OF START
ers-Names of Entries.

Nessrz. Montgomery and Kstzenberger, oil
the jockey Club, have returned from
pIsasznt trip TO Louisville, where they WIT
messed several davs' sport at the. } Jockey Clue
grounds. Mr.. Kaizenberger reports that
nearly all the horses that ran at Louisville
will be at the Memphis meeting: Several
weIl-known turimen will in all Likelihood
winter their horses here. The Jockey Cluo
will do everything in their power TO
increase the interest in turf matters
in this section of the country. Among
The prominent horses that will be here are
the following: Feliowplsy, Harry Gilmore,
Dave Yaudell, Ada BanD, Alex Ament,
Cardinal McCloskey, Pope Leo, tlola, Exc
ter. Bay Leaf, ST. Martin FLY, Apollo,
Greenwood, Creosote, Matte Rapture, Gus
Matthews. Lord Ragland, Tax Gatherer,
Hegiaz, Katie Creel. The following very
handsome editorial indorsing our Jockey
club ia taken from the Spirit Of the Times:
"We take this opportunity to remind turf
mon that The stakes opened by the Memphis
Jockey Club close Ocfober 1s', and no time
should be lost in making entries. The turf
man of the South and West will ind 1t TO
their advantage 10 enter for the stakes, and
to be present at the great inaugural meeting'
which begins at Memphis October 23d, last
ing i've days On the support given by the
owners of race-horses at this meeting the
fnture greatly depends, fer, though the
founders OF the club have determined
TO make Memphis the great racing point
OF the Southwest, it needs encouragement
AZ the outset TO give 1t that confidence oil
nublic esteem which Is ne cessary 10 the sue
cess of growing institutions. The Memphis
Jockey Club has certainly started out with
a IIperalIly which will tell with certain effect
anon the owners Of horses, and gather large
fields of starters The purses range from
5000 10 $500, and the stakes, to the closing OF
which we desire to call attention, are likely
to be valuable if these entries are as numer-
Gus as the liberality oil the club deserves.
The first is the Nom gomery Stakes, for three
year. olds, S25, PIP, 5000 added, 500 to sec
oud: one mile and a half; to lie run on the
FIRST dzy. The Ladies' Stakes is for two
wear. old FLIES, $500 added; maidens allowed
6fty-one pounds; 10 be run on the second
| day. On the third day Two stakes will
be run, namely the, Peabody Hotel stakes,
for two-year olds; $500 added by the Pea
BODY Hotel, and the Memphis Oaks, Tor
three year-old fillies, penalties and allow
apces; $500 added; one mile and an eighth:
On the fourth day the Railroad Stakes VIII
be run. 1t is for two-year olds; penalties
and allowances; $500 added; one mile. The
entrance money to these stakes is only go
in each instonce. The rules OF the Louis
Vile Jockey Club will govern. The track is
a good one, and the finest possible stsbllng
has been provided. EntTies to the above
stakes must be addressed TO Nj. ii. katzen-
berger. secretary. Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Council meets tomorrow.
-Hnnlpty- Dampty Thursday night,
The minstrels have a matinee this after
noon.
The railroad department contains some
interesting news.
The Calender Minstrels are about the
best on the road.
-Gayoso street, from Main TO Desoto, Is
moving to collset $1,000 to pave with.
Mr.. Sam C. Mount vas elected last night
an active member Of the Porter Guards,
The will of Erasmus Rives was probated
Yesterday with W. w. Miller as executor.
The entire family circle will be reserved
for colored people at the minstrels this after
noon.
Senator Harris will speak at the Green
law Operaheuse tomorrow Thursday night,
at O'Clock
VIM Fibbs, for stealing shees from Mr..
Durant, got dose OF four years In the Crimi,
nal Court yesterday.
III ara only panzy blossom" sung q
matrimonial man yesterday. His victims
wish he had so stated before.
Sixteen hundred dollars is all that is re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

F. QUIeLEY's marble yard, 4S2 Main.
FoR fine boots and shoes go to Voegeli
& Co.
SEND your orders for plumbing to ]. A.
Bai,ey's, 295 Second street.
THE latest styles of boots and shoes at
Voegeli & Co.'S, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
FURsITURH cold on weekly and monthly
payments at r. Brandt & Co.'S, 195 Main,
corner Washington
The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equal. All popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. Ten cents package.
Buy none b1t the best article of Kentucky
coal, which can be found at the depot of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.
If anything is wrong with your watch or
iewelry, have it promptly and correctly re-
paired by ]. N. Milford & Co., 1888 Main.
DARRELL RRos. will give another grand
hop at their pleasure garden Fort Picker
ing) Thursday, October 9TH. All lovers OF
the light fantastic are invited to be present.
Alex Todd's string band will furnish the
best of music. Lsdies free.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOABD.
TWO FRONT ROOMS-witn board; also day
l. boardeIs wanted at 2O4 Ih1rd street:
PLEASANT RooM-And good table for gentle,
family Convenient to Court Square. References
iequifed ADDRESS, B., this ofiea.
DOOMs-Nicely fuIn'shgd Rooms, with hoar1,
h at GOO sneiby street.
PooMs-Plessant Rooms and I Eoe ard a. street
DooMs-Pleasant front Rooms, With beard at
IG z MADISON street.
PHEASANT RooMs-With or without board, at
I 122 Court street
NTICELY FORNIsHED RooM-with board, at
In $50 HeInan6o road
FOR RENT,
DooMs-Nicely furnished rooms at ll6 Court
h street.
nURNIsHED ROOMS at SO Monroe street, one
II square from Peabody Hotel
DOOMs-Two unfinished rooms at No. 75
~ Poplar street Terms reasonable
MISERABLE REsIDEECE-Sa6 Vance. Apply
Il on the premises
FURNISHED ROOMs-with or without boarJ,
ID ina private family, at l44 Second street
DOOMS-Four unfurniS he'd Rooms atko. 80 st,
La Martin street.
GoTTAGE-Three Rooms and Kitchen, at Sc
~ Alabama street. Apply at AZ Mosny street
DoOMs-Furnished or unfinished without
II board, in pleasant location, 10l Jefferson Sc:
D ooMs-suitable for light Housekeeping, at 1876
N Third street, or rooms with board
FURNISHED ROOMS-For gentlemen; all mod
10 ern conveniences, at SO Adams street.
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE l6 Orleans
street, three doors south of Vance; large
shady yard. Apply to c. E. Tucker, Monroe St
DOOMS-Nice furnished rooms
h at IS Main street.
D rick RESIDENCE-Elegant firstclass brick
ID residence, No. 155 Adams street; spacious
JAMES LEE, JR., No. Ma olson st
d OOMS-Nice unilrnished, to gentleman, at $40
~ Second street. corn er Monroe.
CTORE-Corner Union and NJ ain streets, eccu-
= pied by John W Voegeh & Co Apply at SO
fTS,s.1 -f,a.t Joseph LEHOW.
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FLAvORING EXTRACTS.

Notice the Singer Machine over The {
way.
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RHEUMATISM.

Rev. w. J. ROBINSON, member OF North Georgi
Conf, renee. saws: Have ken s. s. S. for clea
case of Eczema. Eruption has disappeared l an
well.
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The Change of the Season.

prophets have been disturbed by the fact
that in the city OF New Orleans the weather
has been much cooler than in the Northern
cities. Why this is it is hard TO determine,
but inquiries are daily made by the Curl
ously disposed, who make inquiries OF NJ. A.
Dsuphin, New Orleans, La, in regard to
the next Monthly Grand (the 149th) Dislri-
button OF the Louisiana State Lottery, which
takes place on October 10th, under the sole
of Gems. 6. T. Beauregard, of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early, of Virgisna,
when $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, ETC., will be
gwen TO sor,e one purchasing a ticket for
S.. or a fractional portion at came rate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04

g. s. s. for Catarrh Is SURE CURE. Cured
me after all other trestme ut had failed.
C. C. BURNS, Grecncastle, Ind.
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No. 1893 Fin the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn--The State OF Tennessee Vs.
VIM Z Butler ct el.
II appearing from sherif7s return in tins canse
that the defendants Martin Conroy, I'd 1wohlil,
Mrs Sarah w Folkes. A. L. Cummins, Il; u MAS
sey, l. S. Burr, James W kleneroson. si1 u ~ ~
found in this county and it also appearing ;nst
defendant. John W. Harris. has departed ms NE,
leaving VIM J. Harris, q nonresident OF me StAye
Of Tennessee as one Of bis heirsstlaM, ana an or
der having been entered herein direcung ee5s
facias to issue for him to appear ana no" :. u u
any he has, why this cause should not De iesi'eo
It Is therefore ordered. That the above NAMED
parties make their appearance neIein, a. TIE
P,-shonse 81 shelby county, in Memphis. Tenn,
IN ar bef1re the first Monday IN October, ~
either 10 plead, answer or demur 70 complainant :
amended bin fled May q. 1ss2. or snow cause, II
any he has why suit should NOT pe Ievltea ete,. a.
fhs case NAV be- or the same VIII be taken as EN-.
;es. TO them and Sc. for heaIng szP4rts; ana
snal tor tour successive weeSs, IN the Ae1phis
APPEAL This slst asy q ct 1Sgtlsi SF ana master
II Rradley Deputy Clerk ana Master
Nv. Hampton, solsfor CompfI II
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An Excellent Medic inc.

Il certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some fifteen years. l CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Simmonss Liver
Regulator Almanacs and saw A. II. Stephens,s
and Bishop Pierce's names TO testimonials. l
then obtained some of the Regulator, and
can heartily recommend Simmons Liver
Regulator to my friends as an excellent
medicine. LIT. n.
z. E. HARRISON, MD, Gordonsyille' Fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit Simmons
gotten up 10 sell or the popularity OF the
genuine, prepared only by J. IL. zeilin 4 Co.
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Oliver. F['iiRRIRligg&aCl
WHOLESALE GROCERS.

INDICATIONS.
For the Ohio udlley and Tennessee local rains,
Nth fair ueather, northeast to southeast ~inds,
no change an temperature, stationary or loUer
barometer
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Notice.

We are informed that certain parties are
canvassing among our customers for Repair
ing Se,ring Machines, and representing them
selves as employees OF this Office. Mr.. ]. 7.
Bowser is the only machinist in our employ
authorized TO accept repair jobs for This
Office. He will attend promptly to all calls.
Leave orders for repairs at THIS office.
THE SINGER MANUFACTU RING CO.,
go Second Street.
Notice the Singer Machine over the door
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SKIN AND BLOOD DISEASES
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGLsI.
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CHANCERY SALE.
Chancery Sale Of Valuable Nash
vile Hotel Property.

AT THE COURTHOUSE DOOR, IN NASH
n VILE, Tenn, Thnrsday, October PIP. 10.
Chaneery Court will expose to the highest bid
der, at public auction, IS feet OF ground on sum
mer street. at its northeast intersection VIII Dea
street and being the same ground upon when Is
located large three-stoI- brick bulldlng Known
TO state that Nashville is rapidly becoming one OF
the most important cities in the south; anu tnal
us property Is now rapidly appreci2ting in value
This hotel is on one of the most central ana I'M
portant streets and with some repairs ana aiteIe
lions can be made a very profitable lnves' men :
either for hotel or other purposes. 1erms-o' L.
Is and "a months with interest snd lien
A. V. s. LlSDSLEY, JR,
TIVE Special Commissioner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
The Convention.

The Convention met at the .ExpositloH
building a, ii O'Clock, and was called to or
der by Chairman S. S. Garrett, of the Execu'
tive Committee. On motion, d. +. Riversi
colored, was elected temporary chairman,
and Gen. NJ. L, Williamson temporary secre-
tary. A committee of eight on credentials
was appointed, as follows by the chair: Fay
cite county, ]. E, McCarley and Ed White;
Hardeman county, N. A. Bryant and J. A.
Saunders; Upton county, DR.. Key and j. w
Boyd; Shelby county, F. r. Hunt and J. E
Glass.
The following Committee on Permanent
Organization was appointed: Shelby county,
I. F. Cassells aud Il. F. Patterson; Fsyette
county, A. d. Lewis and NJ. w. Goodin;
Harde man county, Arthur Brewett and =
Booth Upton county, J. L. Humber and G
a. BOYD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
Dan Emmit and Dixie.

To the Editors OF the Appear
The interesting letter of DR.. G. A. Kane,
OF Chicago in late issue OF the APPEAL
touching the authorship of "Dixie," and as
cribing the composition OF both the music
and the words TO the venerable minstrel,
Dan Emmet, has brought 10 mind an in
cident which 1 heard Judge Sneed, OF this
county, relate spEe years ago as having &C.
CURED at his military camp in 1861, some
where near Fort Pillow. when he was brigs-
Gier-g general of the provisional army oil
tennessee. 1T seems that "Bull Run
Russell" the celebrated war correspondent
of the London Times, visited Gen. Sneed's
camp apd spent day inspecting the tortItl-
cations along the river and On the islands
nesr the camp. In passing one OF the hne
military bands attached to Memphis regi-
ment, The general requested the leader to
strike up our national air for Mr., Russell, and
Dixie" was performed with fine effect. Mr..
Russell seemed to enjoy the tune immensely,
and at the close of the performance re-
marked, in his brusque style: "Oh, sir,
! am mEch obliged to you Tor that
l Ra5.seo' u ns 70 G ma1sh S to that hat
tune in the Irish militia forty years ago."
The general expressed his surprise, and
said: "Well, sir, we all though. the tune oil
Southern and very recent orIgini but II Is
none the worse for being an Irish air." oh,
no." said Russell; 81 have heard the tune IN
Ireland all my life" Now Mr. Russell may
have COMPOUNDED Dixie" with some cid
Irish air, or, on the other hand, Dan Emmet,
whose name bespeaks an Irish origin, may
have brought it away in his memory from
ireland, and only recalled it in adapting TO
music his celebrated minstrel song. How
ever this may De, the incident is interesting
as a version OF the history of an air that is
now immortal, and which when heard in
Brussels or Berlin, in Paris or London, in
Boston or New Orleans, or wherever else the
glorious s.ory Of the Lost Cause is known,
stirs the hearts of naeE 10 he deepest tounts
OF feeling 1t may be noted az happy token
of sectional Cancellation Just now that
Dixie" is as popular in the North, with all
its war associations, as it is "way down South
in Dixie" N. A. P.
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n w

O,OOO cases 1852 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GOOseberries, Etc.
500 Haif-brls. New Mackerei, /. Il =.
2GOO Kits New Mackerel, 1, 2 and 5.
25 Half barrels New Mess Mackerel.
100 Kits New Mess MackereL
IO8 Boxes New Codlt,h.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Fiat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese,
2 in a box, ajs0pt 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
300 brls Silver Neon New Process
Elaur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur,very line.
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
so brls Hominy.
so brIs Grits.
1000 brls Sngars-ali grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snuff.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure CidGr Vinegar
25 brls Pure Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New CrOp LemOns-NeW
York stock.
19OO Bags Virginia Peanuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04
Caua,as,e for Legislative Honors.

To the Editors of the Appeal
Mr.. Laurence Lamb, one of our most promi-
nent young men, will be placed before the Con-
yention to-day as candidate for legislative
honors. He is a fluent speaker, sound IN
his views upon the State debt, we'll acquainted
with the city debt, and the choice OF the
Young men OF the Democratic party In
Shelby county Should he be NOM
mated he will make a strong canvass,
and arouse the enthusiastic support OF the
youpg Democracy. YOUNG DEMOCRAT.
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Tn the PuhIie.

/ resigned the secretaryship OF the Ma
tionai Matrimonial Union September 18th,
aud have no interest or connection with il.
II. C. sTODDARD.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.
French steam DyeiBg and Cleaning Is.
10 hIishmeut.

No. IS Jefferson ST., Memphis, Tenn.
CAKE pleasu re in announcing 10 the pub
M "a uause has grown up through
tbe;r frst-ciass work and can szy AZ N91
surpassed BY any in the South; we pye AZ Se5le-
tieI ri Goods in any Color, such IS Sik ana WOODEN
Trssses Creme and wo olen sbawls. Demssk, ete:
Gloves cleaned and Ostrich Feathers DYED. Seanea
and curled. Gents goods cleaned, OF a eR and
repaired. Goods received by Express
LOUIS REI6EL. Prenrf.soF.
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On and Alter october Sd

Pullman Palace Sleeping-Cars will run be-
tween Memphis and Louisville over the
Chesapeake, Ohio. and Southwestern rail-
road on trains Nos. and 2.
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Spec ches were made to he Convention by
Mr.. Jack Taylor, OF Upton, and Mr.. John
c. Hook. The latter stated that he came
before the Convention as r 'publican and
not az workingman. He had always been
a Republican. and said the majority of the
workipgmen in the District were members OF
that party.
Mr.. Carter Harris addressed the Conven-
ton very plainly. He siid he was work
ingman where the interests of the Republi-
can payty were affected. He cautioned the
Convention to be careful in voting. There
were a number of wolves in sleeps clothing
among them. He spoke very sensibly, but
his speech was not calculated 10 tickle some
of the delegates soothingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-04

FoR boets and shoes made 10 order go to
Voegeli & Co.