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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-11-04

THE JML-WW the Jail Committee OF
Camel permit US respectfully to inform them
that from the Jail no statistics Of crime are re-
ported? The assistant officer there appears
TO be attentive to bis duties, and We have no
doubt would faithfully give the necessary re-
port il The Jai Committee or a resolution OF
Council, required him to DO 50. These ststis-
ties are Of the utmost Importance. If the
Jail COMMITTEES monthly and annually made
known how many commitments there had
been to Jail, (n which word we wish the Gala
bose to be understood as included as an in
te-ral part OF that iasttation) what proper
tioa Of them we're for murder, homicide,
highway ROBBERY, burglary, picking pockets,
larceny, SC, the public would be made aware
Of what particular set Of criminals it was
necessary to be most on guard against /;
the Legislator woald know where the law
worked well, and where it failed to effect its
object. The magistrate also, would learn how
the state and tendencies Of crime indicated the
proper appropriation Of penalties. Without
such knowledge, al are acting in the dark.
Public feeling becomes excited in a particular
direction because information is withheld
Citizens behold the commission Of individual
Grim With a sort OF gentle compassion, be-
cause no Information is given as to the extent
o. that kind Of guilt. Let ne then have re-
ported every month, and officially Published
every rear, the number Of criminals that have
been within The prison walls during the time
specified. anl what charges were made against
them, with such additional information as ex-
perisnce and rehsetion may show to be neces-
sary. This is a practically important subject
and deserves the attention Of every one wso
wishes to see cur city become eminent tor its
moral standing and high character.
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VS. ae anthouzed TO Announce WM ass
ensuiRz March election. arae7 -
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SEASON
Regular Memphis & st. LOBis Packet,
(CSnHscfiug uib r. 3 C. RFiIr0a1.)
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70
John A. Master.
J r. Owes and r. g. JOHNSON, Clerks
LEAvES Memphis eve g MONDAY. At RnRm
3 o'cocE P H. arriving at Cairo and ST. hT
Louis IN time 20 mate connection witt E
tain for The North arf Vast. -
Lraves Cairo FOR ST. L0ais ever TUESDAY. 90
Jc ock p NJ
Leaves s.. Louis Tor Memphis every p fDAT. e 4
o'cl1rk p. ~.
Leaves Cairo for Memphis every ~sATUEDATs a.
SIS
The steamer Rotolph u unsurpassed m speed. and her
superior acc mmOdato1s for coufoT a pas-euEers. TIE
travelling public can rely On this boat reuEiuiur tn thls
trade, and MAKING the c=nnrctions ar shove stated
L~AVALLETTE, SHIRLEY co.,
augT-9m Hua~re-
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Painfs and oils.
Something New.

syrup FRnM THE CHINESE SUGAR CANE
A FEW packages Of the above s~rtcie, made By Or.
a Thomas on his piEntsficn near the city For sale
either By the barrel. h-f barr-i, g1l n or quart. Il IL
@ sideTed sup rtor 0 Maple Syrup, and oniy = quires
trial 10 ensure the p~rslerloe to any OtheT syrup for table
use. for sale BY JAkES BOYD,
ocf7 Ito Mains
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ssre suthorzdt % am ,unue JAsES +. FsLrs as
snsuing Mach ei~efiau oeff
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Memphis, White River ana NsPOlsoa

Memphis, White River ana Napoleon
o. s. MAIL PACKET,
Helena, Friar's Point bacOnia 3 COncOrdis
STEAMER KATE E2ssREE,
JOIN T sHIRLET, Nsstsr..--WH. T. WOOD. Clerk
THIS rev. splendid and fast stssmcr. $780,
bavi1r been purchases fCr the Facka' f
Trsfs h. place l the James LaHEhIu,w VII
continue rezalarJ Ia ne trsdas iclvDs
wsmphf4 ever MONDAY and FRIDAY 90 = O'clock 2.
nunctuaIy, c0unccting az Napoeou with white and
Waite river a. REGULAR rlte1s Eturnlns, leaves Napo-
f-- ever TUESDAY and 64ETRpAT, ariVng 81 Mem
mis- sunday and WeiresdaT evenings.
Thanzff fr former patronage, tae owners hope 70
merit q cortlnaance o. The zane 70 their nea boat, pro-
mi,inr st-tct attention % business
L~AvALLETTR, SHIRLEY T. Co, Agents.
NOTICE TO sa1PPERs--rhe Fusbee" va receive
-~slght untu ons s'cloct an EonisJs, and daring the s-
Sire day Thursdays5 and uatA one 0oock Fridays.
ccis
A 7. LAvALLETTE late Of sm % Lavaletts 3 HoJris.
J. T SHIRLETs----s..---s-Late q the Kate frisbee.
g. g Faducahl kentueEy
LATALLETTE, SHIRLEY & CO.,
g So 6
STEAMBOAT AND RAILROAD
AG n is
Commission & Forwarding Merchants,
Agents Of Memphis aud Charleston Railrosd
oEes "a. 81 Fronf Reg saa coayi street..
Warehouse on Water street, Wallis Block
ims-ly
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PrOf. HaskeII,s EIeefric ON.

A supply Of this w%Onferfui Medicine for the cure Of
Rheumatism. Deane-s. Piles, C1rns and al nervous dis
cases., headaches ana Pains. has been received b. HAR
BIN & 90 where It can Be obtained. The suasrine
should purchase a bottle imnediately. SEE advertise
ment in another column.
PRoF. HAsHELL.-The following testimony in favor
Of Dr.. HASKELL Eleeire Oh Is furnished Us 10. pubuea-
ton:
PRoF. HAsEELL-Dear Sir: I feel q to be ny duty 10
inform the public, through you, what your wonderful
Electric Oh" has done for ny family. Ny wife has
been a'Amipgy troubled with falling Of the womb aud
pains in the back and breast. I bought one bottle Of
your Oil yesterday, and to-day she Is entirely free from
pain, and sends her warmest respects for your success
and prosperity. I have hid a rheumatic pEln In ny
shoulders and ans for a long tine and In ten minutes
from the time Iappied your on. the pain was all gone
II is truly a wonderful remedy fer ell pains. such as We
have been suHsrng with, sad I eheerfuly give this tss-
timOaisl OF its effects.
G. T.. SWIFT. Merritt House
Sworn and subscribed before me. this day, 2ath q July,
1887. LIBERTY WAITS. Justice Of the Pace.
Such testimony tells an "o'er true tale " worth COL
uuns Of made certificates all over the lad. and q great
Wav on.
Forsae BY s. MANSFIELD 4 Co, s57 Main-st.
Try tt, ye sufe ing aud IN cred. octe-daw1v
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COUYTY THIS,
FOR
FOR SHEREF

We are authorized 70 announce Raw. JANEs 4
WALKER A. > candidsle for Cousty rrusta. 81 sem
county, stfhe rnsuinV sFrrh sec'l.n. anr2l-tss
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We are authorized ard requested B. announce =.
~ q candidate fr the me % C0nstlbe
y the Finh Civu DsticJ at tAe ensu ng March el~e-
ion. Octi4-tes
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May 2o-N.
Flour firm; $500 bbls sold; State declined
SC, at SIS S5@6 40. Wheat quiet; 1000 bush
els sold; holders ask an advance. Corn active
and unsettled. Provisions firm. Whisky
advanced &c. Stocks dull.
New YORK, May Pop. NJ.
Cotton firm; only 5000 bales sold; market
closed with an advancing tendency. Flour
firm; 10, 500 bbls sold. Red W heat quoted at
81 621l, holders demand an advance. Corn
unsettled; sales of $4,000 bushels at an ad-
vance of lc; Yellow advanced &c; White lc.
Provisions closed with an advancing ten
'dency. Bacon quiet. Whisky firm, at $50.
Hemp quiet; undressed quoted at s75@So per
ton, dressed s4O@5o. Rice closed buoyant
Freights active. Market for Beeves to-day,
excited; receipts for the week $4,000 head; all
qualities slightly advanced, the quotations
being l1H@15zc per ID. Sheep market
5uoyant; receipts $500; quotations IL 1G@l5e.
Swine market heavy; receipts s 800; sales at
61I@s5sc.
There is panic in the Stock market
Michigan Southern quoted at 57111; n. York
Central $50; Reading 70; Galena and Chi
cage sS; Michigan Central 952; Eric Az
Cleveland and Toledo 90; Cleveland and
Pittsburg 5215.
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Washington Items.

wAsuISeToS, May co. II.
Much excitement has existed for several
days past, in the Pension Bureau, in conse-
Whiting. after close investigation, found no
proofs of venality, hut discovered that
clerk employed in the Office had extended
undue facilities to an agent for claims, some
of which were improperly allowed. The
clerk resigned his office.
Mr.. Dennison, Indian Agent, reports that
the accounts of depreiations by the Pawnees
are much exaggerated. These Indians, three
or four thousand in number, are in starry
ing condition, and retaliated OH the whites
for supposed wrongs suffered by them. In
the council held by Dcnnison with them,
they did not deny that q number of the
young men of their tribe were guilty of mis-
demeanors, but none of so serious q nature
As to warrant the whites taking the life Of
one of their chiefs. They say they ready
TO make a treaty to be placed on an equal
footing with the Otoes, Missourias, and Oma-
ha tribes.
The following candidates, on the recon-
mcndation of the Board of Examination,
were admitted into the Navy as Third Assist
ant Engineers VIM. Il. Desano, Z. a. c.
Upline, Thomas Cronin, Samuel Savage, and
JOS. III. Warrington, of Pennsylvania; Fran
els H. Lowering, n. Il. Littig, and VIM. O..
Schley, Of Maryland; Charles b. Kidd and
Benjamin c. Banchton, of New York; J. b.
Houston, George S. Bright, VIM. L. Walters,
and Geo. T. Houston, of d. c.; Eben Hoyt,
of Mass; VIM. II. King, Of Va; Jno. john
'son, of Delaware.
The Indian Bureau has received dispatches
from Brigham Young, giving an account OF
his transactions as Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in Utah, dated March Slst, in which
he says, since last May report We have had a
time Of peace, and apparently Of great con-
tentment generally, and more especially
among the Indians. This is the only a!lu-
nion he makes to the affairs of the Territory.
Bacon appointed Postmaster at Ogdens-
burg, y. Y, vice Baldwin, removed.
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THE RAILROAD MEETING AT CYNrmrANA.-
The meeting at Cynthiana yesterday was
largely attended, and majority of the far
mers in that part of the county were present.
GRANVILLE and Poseyville were also represent
ed. The meeting was organized by calling
Judge WILSON 10 the Chair and appointing
DIR. RuNcIE Secretary; after the organization
it was found that the gentlemen who had
promised to attend from Evansville, and who
would have been able to address the meeting
in regard to railroad matters, were absent
Mr.. III. c. COOPER made few remarks and
the meeting adjourned without accomplishing
anything. Those present expressed their sur
prise that Evansville should feel no interest
in the subject of a railroad from this point to
GRANVILLE, and the crowd wont home dis
Outraged. We hope another meeting will be
called, when we are confident our business
pep will wake up to their interests and do all
In their power to sct this enterprise on foot.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


IN ORDIf4NCE 10 amend an ordinance
passed -NayTthlS47, commencing 'AucfiOn d.
Auctioneers," passed Hay l6M 1857.
Every auctioneer licensed under the provisions of
the ordinance OF which this is an amendments shall on
or before the Inst dav Of each month file in the office
OF the City Clerk full statement under oath, of the
value OF the merchandise, vehicles aud livestock he
longing to others than the citizens Of Evansville,
which have been consigned or delivered to them dur
ing SAID month for sale AT auction or otherwise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt OF which statement,
shall enter upon the tax duplicate, for the current year
OF page to be reserved for that purpose the amount
thus reported in the Of he anc'iOneer reporting
the AID shall charge and asses thereon the same
rate OF taxation pnn the personal property
of others for such year, Snail at once report SAIL
entry and the amount assessed in Writing To the City
Collector, who shall make similar entry on the
duplicate in his possession, and shall proceed TO col
ect from such aucOneer, the tax thus assessed in the
same manner az other taxes are collected.
Any auctioreer who shall fail u make any report
provided for by this ordinance. At the time above spec
flied shall for zach Ofierce,5e fined in any not less
than fifteen dollars more than fifty dollars; and
for any second or subsequent failure TO make such
monthly report, in addition such fine, the Common
council may in their discretion revoke the license gn-
tel " such auctOneer.
The price Of licOse under this ordinance, shall
from AMI afterthe publication hereof shall he hum
dred dollars for year, and sixty dollars for six
months or shorter period and all license granted
auctOnecrs snail expire the first Monday in August,
and no license shall he transferable.
Approved by Common Council.
Attest JOHN HEwSON, Mayor,
WE'LL n. WALKER, CITY Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
Prepared from the Latest Actual Sales.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
"WEDNESDAY EvESISs, May 70, 1857.

OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL }
"WEDNESDAY EvESISs, May 70, 1851.
Business in Evansville has been very dull since our
last report. The levee has been unusually clear OF
freight and little doing in shipping. The money mar
ket continues stringent aud Eastern exchange selling
at - and scarce.
BY the arrival of the Anglo-Saxon, with dates from
Liverpool 10 the 9Th, learn that breadstus are high
er and the mony market easier.
Corn continues very high. We heard Of one sale of
5000 bushels Is cents but doubt whether such anoth
could be found for less thon 20 ID scents Provi-
sions all kinds continue high, with upward ten
dency. Pork in New York is firm at sas 20 for mess
Prime has advanced the past week and is held at
.i9 Is.
The weather continues cold and unpleasant with no
prospect Of immediate change. The crops are back
ward and in consequence vegetables VI all kinds
high. Hay is worth ssi per ton.
The following are the ruling rates for freight:
To NEw ORLEANs.-Tolacco $50 pork soc; light
feghts ioG i5c per 100 pounds Heavy 2oc. Corn a0c
per sack.
To WHEELING AND PITrsBURG.-lsc per 100 lis.
To LoUisvILLE.-Tohacco ~ y; light freights &c
per 100 lbs Boats plenty and very little freight
offering. Considerable tobacco has been received
from Green River.
Since last report the river has fallen rapidly and
is now at fair boating stage.
The following quotations are reliable.
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THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
EVAN SVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
English Markets.
BY STEAMER NIAGARA.

LIVERPOOL MARKET-May 9.-Mixed Corn
s5s; Yellow SIS Cd; White 37s Cd. Pork con-
tinues dull and nothing doing, quoted at COS
Sd. Bacon quiet, with better inquiry, prices
weak. Beef firm. Lard dull, at Cos
Cheese quiet at 64s@66s. Coffee quiet. Su-
gar buoyant. at an advance of I'd. for COM
mon and Sd. for refined. For Molasses hold
ers demand an advance. The circular Of
Messrs. Barring, Bros &c Co., reports Sugar
buoyant and active at SIS, being an advance
of 2s. Coffee firm. London money market
generally unchanged. Consols closed at
sSx for money and s41s for account. But
little inquiry for American securities; quota
tons are weak. Market for WEIGH rails and
bars is steady.
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CINCINNATI. Nav 2O-P. N.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Departures.

From p. @. o'Riiey Co.'S Register.
Il. NJ Patton, from Tenn. River t, Louisville.
Alvin Adams, from ST. Louis u Louisville.
Altamont, from wheeling TO st. Louis.
Highhyer, from Louisville to st. Louis.
Marcngo, from Pittsburg To st. Louis.
Northerner, from Memphis to Louisville.
Woodfori, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Great West, from Cincinnati to st. Louis.
Statesman, from Louisville to Evansville.
s-sy" The RIVER is still falling-nt Pitts
burg and Cincinnati, the river has risen sew
eral feet with heavy rains and continued wet
weather. We hope that the present stage of
water will continue throughout the season.
s55- The steamer Southerner is the regular
packet for st. Louis to-day.
~ The Sportsman leaves every day for
Henderson. She is great convenience to
our merchants who have small lots of freigh
to ship to Henderson.
~ Another effort is about to be made to
raise the hull Of the a. l.. Shotwe,l, sunk
near Memphis. 1t is not likely to prove sue
cessful.
,fF" In addition TO other inducements Of
fered by the Vicksburgh packet Natchcz. she
has erected on board. Just forward Of the b0i-
Ter deck. pistol gallery. The bulls eye''
is on the jack staff. just above her new protec-
tor; and passengers who engage in the sport
stand on the quarter deck and shoot forward
without the slightest danger to any one OF
board.
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

4 meeting OF the Council held on the evening
~ of the "a inst, 1t was on motion, unanimously
ordered,
That the owners Of property, fronting High
street and extending from Leet Ia Fulton Avenue, be
notified . cut away the bluff hank either side Of
said street, when the is required, and to lay
good ami substantial brick pavement along said prop
erty fronting aforesaid, within 20 DAYS after the
publication OF this notice, and In default thereof the
stree; Commissioned is hereby dsecei to perform said
work, and the costs and expenses accrung THEREBY,
will assessed II, AMI collected by sale of aid prop
erty much thereof "a will satisfy said lien ald
Costs. by order Of Council.
WELL III. WALKER, CLERK.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

A T meeting OF the Common Council held on the
~ evening Of the 10th inst, the following order was
unanimously pas sell to-wit:
ORDERED that the owners of property fronting Fourth
street and extending between Fulton Avenue and
Market street, a good brick sidewalk of proper
width to he laid down in said part OF said Fourth street
and also place down good curbing along sad brick
pavement on said described street, said work to he done
within thirty days after the publication of this notice
and ia default thereof the Street Commissioner is d
recte to perform said work, ard The cost and expenses
accrung thereby will be applied too and collected NV
SHE OF said property mach i'll satisfy said
lien and costs.
By order of Common Council.
WELL IL. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

nRDERED, That the owners Of property lying
the west side Of Third street, between Locust and
Walnut, cause good brick sidewalk to he laid along
the front OF said property within thirty 900 days AFTER
the publication of IN notice; and in default thereof,
the Street Commissioner is directed to perform said
work and the costs and expenses sccruing thereby
will lie assessed and collected by sale OF said prop
ey. or 50 much thereof a. will satisfy said lien and
costs By order of the City Courcl
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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River and Weather by Telegraph

CINCINNATI, May 20-N.
Weather clear and pleasant.
PITTsBURG, May 20-N.
River IL feet inches and at stand
Weather clearing up.
CIScIsSATI, May 20-P.N
River rising-20 feet in the channel.
Weather clear and mild.
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Collision.

CLKvELAND, o., May 2o-M.
A collision occurred last night, off Con-
neaut, between the schooner Cataract and
an unknown propeller. The schooner was
runk. Cargo of coal, iron, stoves and salt
lost. The crew saved in yawl.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

a meeting Of the Common Council, held on the
- evening % the 9TH inst, il motion unani-
mouslv ordered,
That the OF property, laying and fronting
Chestnut street, and extending from Water street to
the Canal, cause good and substantial brick SIDE
walk to he laid DOWN said described property with
in thirty days after the publication Of this notice. and
in default thereof, the Street Commissioner is directed
to perform said work; and the Gusts and expenses
cruirg thereby, will lie assessed t. and collected by
sale of said property, much thereof will salts
fy said lien and costs. nv order Of Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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CINCINNATI, May 20--M.
Flour firm, and unchanged. Whisky de-
dull.
CINCINNATI, May 20--P. n.
Flour firm; roo bbls sold at s7G7 20, the
latter for extra white wheat. Grain active,
but not higher; but 5000 bushels Oats sold
at 75c; 1900 bushels Corn at 75@7sc; and
1900 bushels Rye at 81 3o@l S3. Whisky
declined to zoe, closing dull and unsettled.
Provisions very firm, but not much done; no
change in prices.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED, That the Sidewalk at the v. W. corn
~ of High and Leet street. he brought To prop
grade: and also, that the gutter along said sc
Insie To water freely away. The owners OF
said property hereby notified Fl the passage OF said
order, and in default Of their performing said work in
piance with tbs order. the Street Commissioner
is directed t. have sail done, and the accrung
expenses will lie assessed tn and collected hy sale OF
said property or much thereof, will satisfy said
lien and costs. By order Of Council.
WELL III. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

4 smeeting Of the Ccmmcn Council held OH the
~ evening Of the md inst, il gas unanimously
,iercd,
That the owners OF all Lots situated in Block No.
~, StockTel Enlargement, the same n he NIL
ell with earth, clgrespDnd with the City grade,
within ten (lUl dIys after the publication of this
tice; and in default thereof the Street Commissioner is
directed to perform sail work; and the costs and
penSes arising thcreftOm will he eslessei 20 and col
lectci by sale OF said property much thereof
will satisfy said lien ar Nv order of Council.
WELL Ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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CORPORATION NOTICE,

rIlIIE owners OF Lots Nos. rs AID 10, Old Plan OF
| City OF Evansville, hereby notified to cut
away the fronts of sid lots fronting Third streets, and
the side Of l3j on Locust street, feet, not TO
ohs.ruct the sidewalk along the fronts and side Of
said lots and ia default thereof the street Commits
sinner directed enforce the order ia such
male and prov dei. nv order OF Council.
WELL IL. WALKER, Clerk.
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Judge Loring Removed.

BosroN, May 2o-P.N.
The House adopted the Scnate's resolution
removing Judge Loring, by u vote Of 30
to SO.
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Accident to Gen. Pillow.
MEMPHIs. Nav 2O-P.

MEMPHIS, May NJ N.
Gen. Pillow has arrived here from his place
near Helena, Ark, where he was badly in
jured by fall from his horse. He is slowly
recovering,