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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Tnr GrcoiriHs Dclid announces that Jim
Hill. an alleged candidate for Congress
from the Shocsiring district, In opposition
10 Gen. Catching, has pa, out a lat Of
appointments lie will speak at Grconville
on the gOlh Of October
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TuE Psisrsbury ipdcr-ipp,li suggests 10
the apaihc,ic Democrats Of that historic
city that colo Niginuy ncbbcr tire"
ought To hold especially good during tho
time Of Democratic Presidential cam.
paign. Talking aud betting 10 not win
elections. working and voting DO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
Amoi.r Fnncl.rIninrcd.

5pt'hl Hl'lll'h 20 inc App01I
NEw ORLg,Ns, L., Oct 2l.--In coli
lision at a irotting race today, John 4.
Shaw was thrown from his sulky and per.
haps fatally injured abou, the head and
spine. Shaw IS a prosperous merchant,
long connected with runner and troitc 4,
ana well known in racing circ cs thrJagh-
out the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TnE Wilmington hospgar. speaking for
The farmers Of North Carolina, says let
them have their organization. They
should have organizcd long ago. They
who fear that the Farmers Alliance pro.
sagvs evil 10 ue county DO not know wha,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Saturday and will speak at Rosedale today;
Indianola, Wednesday, October "a; Roll
ing Fork, Friday, October 2G Mayersyile,
Monday, October 90; Greenvillc, Tuesday,
October 30; Vicksburg, Thursday, Novem-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Tur amiablc gentleman aud unso
rhis,ica,cl politician. Mr. J. G. johnson.
slill says he expects 10 bcclccicd Governor
Of Tennessee. Says Tie NadiriHc Bdnno!
"Mr johnson, In his simple truthiulncss,
Is the Moses Primrose u politics"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

CouT1EoLLEn PicgAuD Is anguinc that
the valuation Of property this year over
that II 1855 will be- between $4,000. 900
and $40, 100000 50 much ior the now
assessment law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TnE Democratic Electors and Canli.
dates for Congress in Mississippi are maxi
ing up ior lost iimc. They are making a
thorough and effective canvass Of tho
state, aud will roll up q majority for
Cleveland AMI Thurman Of at least 5000,
OF 1000 morr than the majority Of Glove
land la ISL
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an EXTRAORDINARILY oYrEn

The,s propositions sr made Tor tho benefit Of
those who sccurv yearly suh@tihcrs. but m or,irr
that the subscriber may derive benefit from ths
eomps;ition. TuE AFrkAL ~ili distribute sm"ns
them Sits amounting In value 10 more than s1oo
Thee gifts Will Guido IN tho rspcci u value and
dssinbiiIty anything ever offered BY southern
nswspepct Kvcry yearly subscriber will - sum
n ct giit send f,r ampl. copies Of wEsElr
srrHAI aud full iia Of Eifis this pupusitoa
vili be opsn 10 November ~ isss
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Judge ,Iammond HOLD. Court.

Special Dispatch 10 Tie Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 2I.-The United
States court for the Western district Of
Tennessee viii open in this city tomorrow,
Judge Hammond presiding. A largo
number Of witnesses and jurors have
already arrived.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TrE Emperor Frlcrick's autograph
"Bcrgmann hat mich schlicht byhandvlt."
IL the unanswcmblc statement that leaves
DR.. Bergman without a ease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
An Ah,nnre I'm Mnre..

PITrsBuRo, Pa, oct. 2l.-Arange.
mcnts have been made for a meeting Of
coke producers this week, when prices
will be advanced 10 sl.25 per ton to take
the wages Of tho coke workers will prob
ably follow the advance in the price Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Tur PRisiTo Democratic Buihfr calls the
attention Of H. readers 20 the fact that by
nn act oi the Legislature oi Mississippi,
approved the llh Of last February, II i.
unlawful fora cotton woighcr 10 deduct
anything irum the actual weigh, of a balc
OF cotton o. ''sc1lagc' in that State. No
deduction j. allowed unless the cotton h
wet W DAMAGED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Is our editorial in yesterdays APPEAL
in regard to the subscriptions to TuR
WKRKLY ArpEAL received last week Il
should have been 800. instead Of 500. And
still the subscriptions are pouring in upon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
Jua &c Thurman nj Home Again,

Columns, o., Oct. 2l.-Judge Thur
man and party arrived in this city this
morning. The ride WIS saved from mono
tony by crowd Of over 200 at Muncie,
whose band, cannon and lungs were mo-
conducive TO slumbor. Coldwater, o.
wanted to celebrate, but the train did n
gion l.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

they are talking about. We bet on the
loyalty, integrity and intelligence OF the
farmers every time. We wish the Ali
ance WE'LL" And THE APPEAL says so, too.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Tho Hon Josiah ts'fp.s1T. urmurutr clDglur
fpf ihc state 90 hrFr will address tno People un
the political Issues ai the following times and
pll0lS
puriy MONDAY. October -
Lexington. Iu,fdhy. uItulsrfl
lcynturyiilr MciuvtdIy. October -
lAnirn. THURSDAY. O.tlf0t 80.
tNiiluu. NutftFAsY. tssitiAar u.
Heulyrsuu. MONDAY, OeinHrf ~
tum.rillH utsllN uyfl1aT ~
CuiiuHfHu, NtiuraiHN. October q.
ArilurIHu. shelby UuuuIE. IHurillN November q
Cnplrlti.r SHELBY cuHU.r ir.lN. November .
toilioniIiC shelby uuIniy, hiturls,, Nutvm
her
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
william up,hnr.. body Fonnd.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Pulaski, Tenn, Oct. 2l.-The body OF
Mr.. William Upshaw, who disappeared
early In the fall, has been found in Elk
river, near Vaugh's mill, in Alabama. II
Is said that UnshaM was murdered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

kp6trUc journal. the leading Re-
publican paper Of the State, admits that
'thcrc are some honest Democratic poll
licians In Tennessee aud some honest
Democratic newspapers The NGslrHs
Democrat is one, TuE MrNrus ArrEAL Is
another" Brother Rule evidently knows
honesty when he secs II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
linton County.

Tor State ecnator-J. H. pOBTCIi
Tor County Representatives. {. MOORE, sR
Tor fluutcr-JullN r. HEAD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

CHAIRMAN McNrlLY, Of tho Third
Mississippi Congressional District, has
made the following appointments ior Gen.
CaichiLes, Who spoke ut Clafksdalo on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
Taycite County.

For Suite scuator-J II, pORTCH.
For Floatcr-C A. sTAlNBACK.
For County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHELTON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
LaraI Nri.reIeEIea Rensri.

oSLS few days remain Of the canvass,
and then We shall know II effective work
has been done by the Democratic candi.
dates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TnE PdruSpild, Irk., Pras predicts that
Chalmers, like Malone, will soon bc poo
liiical dead duck. Aud 80 he will, after
the 9th Of November
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

soNE u the leading southern Democrats
have been doing good work In the northern
States, among them being Gen. Charles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
unrden,an Conniy.

For the Scuntc-T. J, BARNHlLLD
For the Lower Housc-W A, CARtTllERS.
Tor Floatcr-C. A. srAlSBACk
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THE WEATHER.


wAauSoJoS. o. q, ppm.. 'S,s
Dor Misivipli raiu. WARNER. sluih.
loS c1Ht'ry uiuds attending storm Cynist
r. mo,iuF northeast tom rczha
iof Afs1u-as, tcuur'sa, Hud kruurtv Rain o.
nou. vuuHrt. nufthrasirfy winds bfisk on Ne
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
THE COUNTY LEGISLATIVE TICKET.

For the State senate.
I'M CREWS, W. W. MCDOWELL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

PITTsBuRG. IA, o.. st.#4Htr..rt iH.t. u,
will como up ilr considerable iE.IH Oh q ~
days The pilots who wvIr .t.i p Cd
take OFT boats GA ihn r'r BOD fr.. ut Oh" H.f 81 D. q
Wugus viii return o. 90 tir .I "a IU" tif a.
then 10 T. claimed NOT auut +. N..u. t.. III a.
tunnel ly "a nI,uiyf ui tIIu i..H.H I.fH .l.rtul
til Satisfactory utilcrrf Dos Deem ~
sommitCr wp garltug ihr IIiH 500 q" uufc
with tir coal over. l1f, 10 f." ...ff. 300 uI e.
Kdrfit uu. u,sHfis tHHf iN'Ia ...t Da SO -
piiuts they want 10 iuu Oh s'tr u. W8a.s IN
mcmlFrs a. ths = bots SEE .i..it b. sa.H a t11n
herr take issue with thrI ald Win the Bezt ~
iu the liver that guU tlru viii lo s'.t'Ctl
"ihe pilots ID not demand 90 cfifHf IN
sum" ruinarkcd one oi thon today, "aud bad "
not orsrtei this organization. ! expect We souil
have ls@ru presented with demand Tor q retu<
ton IA waEcs The price wa oncy so Zoe iakir'
tow To- Cincinnati just one bali that sum 4 uo<
being paid. Llttlc by lille The rducilons yer
made We have turned The iublcs and whom N
nekt II g comes sou will see that the operators WI
either raw the salo of else their boat viii nnt =
out We hnyg fatty determined upon this roin'
We arr not afraid 81 any Que taking our plH11
The men who OF nov hind by the lcar are nov
In sympathy with Ms"
lt'is siii Il The pilots strike the operators vi
close their mines, thereby throwing several thou1
aud miner Out Of employment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
At EVANSVILLE lNDs
spari1i Disfiatch 10 The Apteat.

EVANSVILLE Ind. oct. gt.-Ttc ~ SOLO. u IN
bafggs aud the steamer UuCy i1 tow, p1Ha,d 10 A
Orlork this airfnuun with fslf 70. .Hht IiE M
a iru pcuplc rhr discharged 10 hfI|t Hi colt =.
rdirtu Jew lots II suNh iHs anil ., ts.Ur1 u, eflI
ptscngcT The luHui rlrk,s ~ n r.ih 70
inp,. The John Fowler .ul D. 81 '.lHfalE s|U
carsdCs a. sHlt aud crMyHt $500 pa.. fY .tHt me
tonight Business viu tc uflN iuupruas
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STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS Tenth District,
hon. JAMES PHELAN Of Shoiby County.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Tor Representative,
W. l. CLAP RICHARD ODLUM,
RALPH DAVIS A. EfNHERE
DR. D. G. GOODWIN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Delegates from socialist societies n .
meeting nj Borne have agreed upon The
statutes OF the now united and thorouKulY
Organised Social Democratic perty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

C. f. Hooker, Congressman from Missis-
sippi, and Mr., Clhon Brcckinridge, con-
gressman from tile Second Arkansas dis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments, Tor the Democratic nominee ior the
Ifrlslaturp lo meet the people ut the county aud
disruss tIv issues ui the day iu the following order
VIA
N. Caplcyillr. Monday. october - Ham.
~ Whit,huv,u MONDAY October -, ipm.
n Whites station. Tuesday. OrfulyrH ! pm.
~ ucztrr Ninth District Wednesday, October
rs 'Eai,ish. Thursday October %. pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

sporlni nlspaich 10 Thc Appeal

CAIRO. H., Utt gi.-Ihc ~ Cholce ans sid
Dillon. with bitgrs, arrived irun %. iHula Il
the Ny Choice wtutI.d tonight with two lar Z
The New South Hasssd a. falurii today u
oakland aud sH barge arrived ffuu New ufier q
The iuri Eads will yfob 'hly leave tomorrow h
New orleans. Il has bccn niininT since dark. 10
river has rissn $40 feet
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At 0REESvILLE, MISS
scccl.l pl.p,,rh 10 Tho Appeal.

Il
GREENNtLLt, Mis-. Oct as p. MI
City IT BATON Koury passed NJ NJ am. The II
oi Muutuc pIaUd irum a. Louis ior.Nntchcz 4
nm. RIVER .oct niche, aud stat QUAR-. MCaf
a. cool vita a dHxing rain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, or Gator County
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EoR pnEAInENT.

FOR NICL-PNENTDENI,
ALLEN g, THURMAN, Of Ohio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Double freight rates are now charged on
all goods shipped from St. Louis to Memphis
by the Anchor Line Packet company, and
for the reason, they say, that the water is
low and the boats can fill up on way freight
at the double rate so Memphis freight at the
regular rate is refused but the railroads are
open to Memphis merchants When the
river rises the boats will take Memphis
freight Mt the old rates
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
Trustees Sale.

I TSDER AND nv VIRTUE or TnE PROVISIONS
u contained IN y certain DEED executed by y e.
Nushy. Mar y Mostly, Licy v M1shy. Eva y
Mostly, Mari fnnnc M0shy. Noshy, ~ hallic u.
Nushy AMI leila " No,ly sud The Chirtasnw
laud Company on The sdth day Of May. lss5. aud
which l. 81 rcufi ~ the Registers oicc II shelby
county. Tcnncscr, IN book ~. pages SO 3l5 ii.
and 30 default IN the payment ~ the indebted
nCss II aid ChCkasaW Land Company thereby
secured having hcCu made, NJ the request VI the
hndcr hcrrot viii, on
"wednesday, th. lat Day 90 August, Isss,
atil o'clork M. "a the eastern door II the court
house Ol shelby county. Tennessee, situated In the
Taxing District ui shelby Cluniy. tennessee cDfn.
monty called The City II Mrmpbls ell 81 tho high
ct bidder iot cab. thc following described real
estate. tnaWit
ccftain lot oi ground situated ln aid Taxing
District 81 shelly county Tennos.er, bcwinninE on
the east ride ~ -hnr thiri sifret one hundnsl
iigI icct south OF tho lincs betscrn the original
cuuntfy lots Nus ~ aud ~, thrnc east parallel
With siii lines one hundred aud eighty i've tsD
thence sputh parallel with aid Thlrl ktfr-t one
hundfrd snl sisy two liel J,si elshi ID inohc. 70
an alley which mus PARALLEL with hale strsrt,
thence vest parallel with and On tho line q aid
ala, " stake seventy 40, f- est ~ aid Thru
siret bcinf The southeast corner ~ Aston Bpyd's
lal thens- I'D aid lioydt ling parallel with aid
Third sifyet north 90 aid Bo,d's northeast oofnrf
Que hundrrd 100 foCt thtncu west with said
NJda north line seventy lipl feet b. the cssi line
q aid 1hlrd street. thcncc north with the cast
lne ~ AID Third srrct sitiy two GA feet eight W
Inches ~ the bcglnnlng. and tsing the same prop
cfiy "a was cnuyeJrd 10 The said ChickAsaw Land
Company BY The saii X 4, Mostly. Mar y Mostly.
IucJ V. hnshy. IVA v Nosby, MARY FANNIE Mostly,
\ Mostly, ", sallic y Nosby aud leila " Mosiiy
~ I'D d"cioi May - ~. fcgis,srci IN book ~.
Jars BIO ~ Us and 80. ~ above ut forth.
Tho equity ~ redemption IN aid property CT
&c NosBY. Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
BATHED IN sULPHURIc ACID.
The Frightful Mishap to Theater JAM.
tors-They Become Crazed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA peculiar ac-
cident occurred at the Standard theater
last night, resulting in the probable fatal
burning OF Ed. Hill and Michael Dwyer,
aged nineteen and twenty.one respectively,
and the severe injury of several other at
taches Of the theater. The men were en-
gagged in fumigating the thcater with sui
phuric acid, which Hill and Dwyer were
pouring from two stone jugs. Both Jugs
exploded at once, scattering the acid in
every direction, saturating the clothing OF
the young men who were pouring the acid
and bcspattering those standing near.
Hill and Dryer, nearly crazed with pain,
ran through the streets, followed by a
crowd until caught by policeman and
taken to the city dispensary, where their
burns were dressed and they were sent
home. In their flight they had torn al
most all their burning clothing of, and
reached the dispensary nearly nude. The
other wounded men were able TO 90 10 the
dispcnsary without assistance, but they
arc severely injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
A GANG OF YOUNG THIEVES.
Little Devils Who Had Succeeded II
"Tapping Tills" Are Pulled.

trapping THIS Are Pulled.
CINcINNATI, o., July l9.-Yesterday
three boys not over twelve years old, were
arrested near the exposition buildings
where they had been observed attempting
10 pick the pockets OF strangers. Late
last evening they made confession, and
by their own statements showed that they
were members Of a regularly organized
band of young thieves. The gang was
composed OF Bundy Wainwright, the
leader; Lnzy Murphy, Walter Harris,
Willie Madders and the prisoners. Their
ages range from twelve to eighteen years.
Dixon, one of the prisoners, stated that
the gang had been picking pockets and
tapping tills all over the city. Several
days ago they made round and tapped
the till OF the drugstore at the corner Of
Clark and Baymiller streets. From there
they went to Freeman, near 0eher street,
where they tapped the till of grocery.
From this point they went to the saloon
at the corner OF Richmond and Baymiller
streets, and relieved the till of its con-
tents. From there they worked north
ward, the next place being the saloon at
Freeman avenue and Liberty street. where
they succeeded in getting several dollars
in change.
The gang, according to the prisoners
statement, even went so far rs to organize
a raid on the Second National bank, at
Ninth and Main streets. 1t was arranged
that three OF the gang should visit the
place about closing time, and while two
OF them started sham fight, the third
was to Chamber over the iron railing or get
through door and grab a bundle OF
money. The boys visited the place twice.
but each time blue coat happened TO be
in the neighborhood. After this attempt
Wainwright, Murphy, Madders and Har-
ris went to Nashville, Tenn, where they
are at present.
The case is one OF the most peculiar
ever brought to the attention OF the police,
and the breaking up Of the gang will put
an end TO the petty stealing that has been
going on in this city for some time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
CHANCERY SALE
-oF-
ESTATE.

30 s.5si. R=in the Chsncry CnuH II shelby
eluniy state II tcnnsssoe in' he, &C., Va John
HinnNaid II al
~ virtue Of an lntsfiosut1ry decree be sale Cn
irrrd In The abuvr causr on the u day n April
is~. ~ u o. PAGE -, will Ill NJ public aur
ti0n. ~ the highest mddef IN irpnt N the eleft
Hnd masters uihu'. rUufi hnuso ~ shelby county,
Memphis Tennessee, on
saturday. July ~, isss,
within legal hours the fDiioWlng described prop
cry. situated IN Memphis, shelby county. 1enncs
49,. toaNit
4 certain lot beginning a the southwest rufuri
~ MAIN and Nrtall stfests utunlnH ihunfp smith
along tho west line ~ Main strtt twenty tlu icrt
thence west aud panliei with Nr'ai ufrvl
sltty i've lsil ioet thenus nafth aud parallel viii
Main street twenty fs1 feet ~ tho suuth side
NJ Mccall street. thence east slous the suuth lin,
81 Me- all sitcc, hIiyh,e issl foctto the paini o
beginning.
FERNS " s-ie-OnA third % saaA. ial-no, OH .
credit ~ sls and twelve months purchaser 90 Cku
Qn,s n0iCa bsains iuste,I With lrrsonal s.cufity
llen fyialncf snd equity ~ .rrdrmpilgn barred
THIS July D. l6sA y ~ NrliENHY,
Cirft and Master
D ~ NalUue. W. N. Randolph. gaHnt a Paiier
an. -,licitor. CiaDN.N
=
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Chancery Sale
or
IL r. A l. r. 5 r A Il f..

No. G.SOi R=Chanc.fy Count u shelby county.
Tenn. -GcpVo A. Cafnci " J. " Alexander
eta
ny virtue ai IN intcfiocuiofy docrcr ipr sAle en-
tcfud Ia the above causu on TIE 9TH day ~ Aprl.
isss n ~ page ~ Will scll NJ public auction.
n Che highest hIiist lu font II tho ciefK sui
masters 0ilrD. NJ the Main street entrance 81 che
couTt hOuso " shelby county, Memphis. tCnu., ou
saturday, July ~, tHHH,
wtnin Hga hours Gtr follo~ing dr.fiicd rfup
srty. lying aud b.inE in the opunty " SHELBY aud
state ~ icunurUy on The waters " i0usa iiaichir
AMI on the east siie thereof, aud bounded ~ tul
lows. " wit
BEGINNING at tho southeast corner II q tract II
i've thousand h.nul acres 0f laud granted Ny the
eali stats ~ Tenncssov ~ And'r-pn ~ tan and
John q. MCiEm0w ~ gfant No i,'si. daicii July
iout hundfvd ion agf,~ granted ~ saii state a.
merry fysidwi running theme wusi with the .iid
north BOUNDARY line of aai1 iuuf hunirsi tug arrr
inset. being alsn limo ~ said giant io The north
ws-t cutnef u stii four HUNDRED Ism sore trart
byng Als1A Gomez II aid Ffant thence running
north ~ iat that bY running rast 10 ihr rHsi bound
AIRY lns Of sali grant and suth Ni thU same ~ thu
placu ~ beginning as will Include N. complement
~ one hundrrtl sud eve ltul nrfus. which uus bun.
dfi aui i've lini 4 paft ~ siid grant 40 ti.lsi
ui July ~ isn guntcl ~ aiun'ssid tUsiid And,f
tun ~ Carr aud John g. MrtFmuu,
Terms NJ Aala on credit II ~ mouths. nnir
bearing Interest with scrufity required, redemption
hartr,L THIS Sfh day ~ June. is,s
"a NtHfSNl tirfk und Master
~ D Trcyryant Taylor \ taffUll. SOLICITOR
ug.tlnu
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CHANCERY SALE
49, OF
REAL ESTATE.

No. sSl1 R-Chanccry Court Of shelby County
John Z. Malone guardian. W John n Hunter
ny virtue u an intcrOCulofy decree for sale On.
tend ~ the above cause on the gth day ~ June
isVN ". u al page o.. I will Ill NJ public auc.
ton. 20 the hiHhes, bidder In frunt u the Clerk
and Masters oiiisc, Courthouse ol shelby county.
Memphis Tenn. ou
saturday, July n. 1858.
within legal hours the following described prnp
cry situated In Memphis shelby county Tcun.
towitl Lot No, 4 J. N. Tntcs subdivision east II
Orleans strcct beginning NJ q stake on the south
side 81 Tate strct running east with sAid strrcl
bit feet ~ an alley, thcncr south with sid Alley
10 feet % an alley, thcnoo westward with
aid alley bla icvt thence 10 an alley north
10 icci 10 Tate sircct to the beginning bulnR
sane property conveyed IN Mis- Nannic Hunter ~
dcri dais-i August X is72 bopk -. page ~, Rcgis.
tcrs once. shelby cDunty. Terms II salc. one.
third zach, balancr In twelve months. purchaser
executing Interest bearing note with security, aud
len futaincd 10 scCuru - mcnt kclcmptiOu barrel
This Juno -. io,A
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ny T. n EdgingiOn and W. W. Mcdowell, sollc.
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marriax. a, Grenada, Miss.

special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
GEESADA, Miss, July lS.-Tonight the
elitc Of Grenada turned on, In full force At
the Maihodis, church 30 witness the mar.
riagc Of Mr.. Walter Trottcr, prominct
lawyer and business factor Of Winona, d
Miss Cora Chambcrlin, n very lovely.
handsome and popular young lady Of this
place. Tho couple left for n extended
tour to Niagara and other summer resorts.
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MN. q. sMAIn. BON s.,ana :, n.mnh,,

DR. q. SWAIN. atb second NJ Memphis
IL am making speciality IN tho treatment n the
Diseas.. ~ the Loser Bowels and Recium rs spa,
rate and distinct disnsse.. VIA nhammAtian. Ion.
proccdentlA etrictnfe fruitus VI itehing, Caiaffh
liberation. Gamer. pocssts and f.pillaf Thr-s
diseases arr seldom treated BY thu general pfsetl.
ouahly undersnnd an The numerous dlsases In.
etdent 10 me hnnsn sr-ssm- ny v-atmont 10 rev,
practically Painless Aaie and Certain VIII not In.
isslsfs with yoaf oshinAff business You can bs
trsatoi aud rvturn " youf bones the sms day. 4
am also uesiinf pisrssss ~ the Mar, Nosr ard
Threat snd Cbronir pisassrs generally UoD<ults,
ton free coutspondepo solLcitedL
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The Third Congregational District.

Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July s-Thc Dem.
ocra,ic convention Of the Third Congress
sional district met at McMinnvillc today,
and Bates and Snodgass were placed in
nomination, but nomination was not
reached at 10 o'clock pm. The conyen-
ton adjourned until tomorrow. II seems
90 be- ioregone conclusion that Bates will
4. n,utinafpI