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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-21

TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-The admir-
able repairs to the church edihee, on Second
street, hear Washington, provided for some
tine since, are almost complete, and service
viii be held in the msinhaH ofthe building, on
Sunday. September 9th.
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SEKvIcEs AZ TIE CHHIsrIAs CHURCH
Rev. Dr. ". J. Barbss, pastor q the Christian
Church, on Linden street, has returned from biz
northern tour, and viii occupy his pulpit as
usual to-day. Services At loi A. n, and
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MAJ D. II. BILL. Superintendent
Lieut. C. O. LEE, Cdmmaadznt-
CT. EsTILL A. N PrileTal o. Primary Depart
Course Of studies
In the Primary DEPARTMENT sach AZ % eualiJ . stu
dent b enter any College
Ia the scienuac Department. he West Point Cur--u-
UNI viii BE- cossly followed. . Eni De the ain Or ne
Professors % make Surveyors EngI1eert, Chemists. s1f
az fr th- practical business % uf--
In adii-1ut % the usual EEsrcises % Military Srhr9s
he months q August and September VII De spent ln
csmpai-nlug tlro1Eh che mlurtaina Of North CAROLINA
ne Asadsmic year viii commence % tae ll DAY %
o. two m1uths fAuEue- and So fsmb-rI VII BE- given %
csiats a. he rufo Of fl-ir s-Tui year
Particular attention viii Bel sivsu 90 TIE mHrll ana re-
lcI1us inzfructilu % Cafsts.
Expenses
Tha I~nstitz.e vii crowd B-trt Fual Llzhta. WaEh-
Inz. Arms. E-Iulume1ts anf Cni'urm-aut an ci1--.u-
except under cIothes-tor ssc psr a1uum. che hlIf pay
able in advance; ne balance IN siE E1l,hs No extra
charges. No remission % charges q Eoss Ub7 leave
Gales 90 the score q hsaith.
Terms of Admission.
Noous VIII be omitted into ne Primary Dspart1s-r
under twelve years o. age nor into the scirnllc De-
connected with The Sciente- Departneat VIII De- re-
quirrf d board IN The Instituted nose i1 The Primary
Department nay d. 60 10 rhey choose.
Remarks.
Ire Institute RuNfings are he largest moss 7i=slnf
and oommoflog1 ur ne ac1rnm- dltl1u Of Cadets tu The
3outheru oountyf and The B1ard o. Direct-ns trust hE
under TIE management % the Supsriutsudent and Com
maliant. Doth Of Ehom are graduates o. west POM
and % long experience In the army. and IN the bushes
o. iustru-rionl TIE 1~uftitgta win Be established On a
true Military basis and condlcted % true Military priu-
clpies. ne beard VII further say, that NJ EsrILL is
a Graiuats Of me virginia University. and al eEperl-
ruced Classical teacher. ThoT would further state. that
it IL their Intention TO Increase The nmbe7 o. teachers
On bu'h Departments a. TIE p~aronago o. The public nay
require.
mis- institute was granted q useral Charter By the
LEGISLATURE % y rrh Carolina. wish the power % en-
frrrilg Degrees up,u lose uho complete ne prescribed
oourse o. stu1Ias.
- Application for admission win be reosived zntl
ths l5th q September, and must BE- d.rectod % d.. c.
Fox. Presi1azf o. The Board. Charlotte, Sorth Csrolt1H.
c. J. FON.
JAS. p WIN,
h. A ALEXANDER.
A IT,. CARSON.
THO5. q. BREM.
g. n. BLAIR.
DAVID PARKS,
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Domestic Markets by Telegraph.
NV oRLrASs, Ausgst a-CorroE-ssiea Of 90
bales to-day o. new Jsioa stl2K. coru closed via q
d~sciiniug tendency a. &c.
NEW YoAx. August 2o.-ne market closed hrm
sales Of co. bales. Taur-ihe market closed a-m, with
nicso con t-ls. ezra c1-ed hrm sscfor yellow. Port-
Eisiem mes sits d tfs. WHISKY U.s. cae1e closed
frmi sales q $50 bass atiic.
CfscISEAri. Augzsf 2o.-risur-Is market d1cd
steady ct st.s1. WHISKY a3Ec. Psfs closed dan tslG
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Nor susrAIEED.-Tbe charge agsinsi W.
B. Roads, Of obtaining ST from Francis
Pratt under false retenees, which was inves-
agsfed before Esquire Horne yesterday was
~ ssstsines. and the accused was dischsrFea.
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DIsNIssED.-ohn Bsusey was sTraignedb be-
fore EsquIEe Home yesterday, al the complain
Of Jas VerHos, upon tie charge Of stealing
two geld watches. The larceny was alleged to
have been committed at Hopefeld, Ark, and
the charge was dismissed, therefor, owing 70
a want Of jurisdiction.
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The ATLANTIC CABLE.-After more than a
year has elapsed, we begin 20 learn something
Of the practical operations Of The Atlantic
Telegraph when It was 10 operation. TIE
British Government saved S1OQ,og0 BY a dis
patch which it sent 70 Canada, relative to some
troops who were ordered home, but whose ser
vices were not needed, and the order was
therrf0re, co-untermanded. Such a saving shows
how important to the pecuniary interests Of The
sorid is the telegraph.
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Tevpe "Reminiscences 0mce-

I'M President and members % Too P1l1e-the Pres
L idaEf and m-u1er- o. The General Blsri % L-vee
CammisEiouer-1ha citizens % Iunlrz county. and al
starr p-r-o1s haTins an Interest 10 ns Pualic L-v@e,
On the Mississippi River are invited ard requested O.
streui . LeF-e l-erlg % Austin on Monday the e2i
day @ August. inst 10 which time the Indebtedness q
fhe Leves ~ Tulira county. and its resources, nader The
lats Levee L1u, Win be laid before them
auiO-tuarsi ~ H~ARDEMAN, President.
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gang

HABEAs CoRFUs.-Jsmss Vernon, at present
under arrest in this city asa fugitive from
Ohio Justice, viii have an examination on The
I5th Of September, under a writ Of hobsas cor
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REQUIsITIoN FoR A MURDERER.-A rsgui,
sition from the Governor Of Ohio to Gov. Hsr.
ris Of this state, for James Wright, alias To
neE Wright, who Is under arrest in this city
Tor the murder Of Woodward, ia Cincinnati,
was forwarded from Columbus, Ohio, to this
city, BY way Of Nashville, and Officer Bloom
viii execute it at once and proceed to Cincin-
nat with The prisoner in clarge.
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PoLIcE MATrERs-There were aght de-
linquents before the Recorder yesterday.
against whom fines to the amount SIS were as
sessed. Five persons were sent to the chain
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MEssEs. GATES WooD g. MeKSIeHT-We
fselthat we cannot too highly commend this
old and reliable firm 10 the patronage Of
planters and the trade Their stocks Of bag
ging and rope, groceries and plantation sup
plies, is more couPiste al present than eve,
fscturers Of Che best descriptions CT powder,
while thew deal largely in oil, line, cement,
r-c
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Elegant Incidence for sale.

Elegant Residence for sale
Ige1- 90 -r- uT E~esalrH-a. 90 Tauussses street.
Elieh l. -a- aftl- m1f -amrrshir. suy and pleasant
r~sudrnos 10 re cts. o1sr- o. @ chaics buIfing.
vim 80 Feet o. alsry snl hlI --rsn noous bssiiss
0uu1t1ls ssrvsntr ralU IErc are tEo asi.zs o.
Ne bt elegant shruilsv and fuit trees. etc. ne at
Is 2st feet font y 80 feet y 90 aHsy. one uho uaza
g elaes ar -amsortalis r~ssits1cs. ezsast d. better mar
10 purchlie ahls here d q chancs.
frn1aem D paurva
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AUGUST TO- 1919.
The tine Cor receivirE proposals under The above ID.
vertisrmeHt VII - extended 20 r -. % Tuesday, No
verber ]. 1859 ODE 1eciled hy The Nonlay following
ard The time Tor cruleu1nE ha service CHANGED 10 ls
January, 1850. And The prcrcsals must incllde q slip
ulation that b. the event % failure or detention Al ans
iuternetiate point, the oontuaci0rs shan BE- obliged upar
the arrival a thf mail. % dispatch Tie sane Immediately
By q special train, instead % AWAITING tie usual dms fT
The departure ofthe next regular train.
aufLstawsw
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PHfLADELPHIA. August 20-Ile extensive .suInz
machine factory ofGegrge B. sios, a Co.. was DESTROYED
by Gre to-day. The factory was insured Tor $4,000.
TIE Ere is supposed to BE- the Wo7k o. an inceudiary.
Nearly seven hundred hsads have been thrown OUT d
Employment bY this hre.
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AeaaIar 9Nhets.
For Arka sas Bill.

----lHo As. 4astefs
TIVE A Z ughr fraH.hr st-aEr= Co.'S r.
II WAT iTrr'rE aay lI-eeu lrc
ua-ar Ca-f urr.f Iaua-. vii leave -
MONDAY. 10 lrst st da'rH-r p M AarI-o1.
Pine HuE Litea HlCr. Leui-.arE DE-Ila 81 rrif-
rouu. H1s1Effa Oars NHu Blreu Ert aEul. a1l az
rnf rurlI7ra laraIlss on tEn ErEalsaa liver
The CONWAT ls entirely NV arI V-r Ha s1f iust
auI ru |har lrE rln from LFuat-rE. fs1z aud
belnE n-draE goaiy zlrsls1 aele-ls aIL csf.
ainiy 81 fhr1ugh-
Por ferht o. DassaIs appy on bad. Or r
80 - w r. nnrram 49,
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The Great Daily
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAILS
ETWEE
Portland, Me-, and New Orleans, L..
POST oFFIcE DEPARTMENT.
Tw-- % rurn

yusE q. 1883.
TTNDEE he seoand section o. ne P0si-routs Act ~
June Il. 1855. b. which he Postnaster-Genera l
auth1riEed o. % make Euch arrangements for the Trans
missiln % the great through nails between Portland ani
New Orleans ss VII insure the most SPECIFY and certain
clGueclen- i~nciuiing IN he route for one % me daily
mails a. mslv % me seahosrd c1mmrrcal cities a. may
BE- consistent viii the E-afrsf fisu1t-h." proposals viii
- received az the Contrast OHca ofthfs Department IN
~ p. e ~ WeinaHle AuEr-t n 1852 10 BE- decided
BY me kcn1aF following UurEruuE ne mails @ The
United States. from u ort1tar. 1853 90 10fh June. 1882.
from Portland. Ne. o. New Orleans Ia. and back. daily,
In Locked mail cratfs % BE- unopened between the ten
mini. EXCEPT By Agents duly aufhrriEel ~ he Depart
ment. and a. such points only as it nay designate.
Bidders will name 10 Their proposals he -inlermediate
poiutsty uhich ne route shall run, andpnopose The mode
or m1fes % oorveyance. with a schedule fixing The times
% departure from and arrival AZ TIE terminal raiHtl
alone. vE. Portland snl New Orieals-the trip racl
way % D. absolutely guaranteed O. Be p=rformed within
he s~lpuisiei time, Or no pay required
For ferns q p-cpcsai, guarlntT. and osrIaeate, and
Lb fog Instructions and c~ln9ltiaus q Be- embraced Ia The
contract. Ene ire aivertiserlarf OF December u I6B. %
he afvrriseuent oT February l. 1872. mpsmphlet form
e. the Priaclpal POST cs-,E J. HOLT,
FOs~cuaster-6Ssoul
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A HCMBUG EXPLoDED-No NEED Or 4
Protective TARIFF.-We are now living un-
der a very low revenue tariff, yet domestic
manufacturers are fourishing. This shows
bow baseless.the cy that manufacturers could
not exist without the people were taxed heavily
By a high tariff 10 support them. Tie Boston
C0Vrta, good high-tauf authority, stated on
Saturdsylast that the mills Of New England
we're never more active than at present. and The
stocks Of our leading productions were seldom
90 much reduced. notwithstanding the large
~imBonations Of foreign goods, It is believed
that the coming season viii be a profitable on,
for our manufacturers"
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It is proposed TO engage he Cooper
Troupe. who. it is said, viii sooa visit this
city. 70 place a new head "a The editorial bait
Of an evening contemporary
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- Mr. = s Sc6aeEelfOrid, travelling agent
cf the old reliable route known as the Lat
te Mani Railroad, is in TIE city
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q Godey's Ladys Book for September has
been received and is for sale BY Geo. Paitison
q Co, at their book store, on Main street
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sailing OF the steamship Empire
city.
NEW OELEAssf Ausud e'-mc steamship Empire
City alisd At nom to-day, Cor New Trrkerv. she took
out SIS 90 IN specie.
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DR.. no letters BIrfers

HkvE received he warmsli enaniuma ham ne pred
an p.apis ihrouzbout ne Unien. Al vsias5Is tzi,
hr ne cure Z Dyspepsia. Faiuisnos. cou.upztiaa. nd
EsusraI hers5as ts5ulty. it annot be srprsaehef Even
isy new osaes % ms great eaez are drouicist nuugh
cor patuc iaurras. mere Is nalhlnE eg1z 0ns en-
iaTuuut uhieh he aaietsd eHpsnsnes uten u-inF nia
vtiualis tBe-ia- IT, aid n1a ~ sure AZ usofous
adi9a upeu stlsFtef-t f1nalh. sd ta deanslnE %
ne eaura hausa b8Sy shslA r-ooumsui ito slcissss
q sur c1mmuniy All lh1i VII t1 nscsssarg O. c1a-
vince tls uspicI of i- hetibT Erect. O. b parlhas q
bette nd BE- ntisned
Pr sale By argEz.sa al tsslsn ssnsrang s7sJ-
vtsfs Sc 1iverusemsut
HOsTETTER a SMITH.
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FOR EOTHER8 tni au shsf members af ne vsaksr
isa. shsuid BE- Eept easzauf on bad ousiu 90 cases
20 irrszularitr aud l-sorEtllauan o. ne functions pe-
-uLar b hsm. rhey ore hsrnisss, Bot ef--tlvs, and
40 b an E.sralgs. anir ami erp-Iant
SID al me nauuisctarg ~. 81 Maitsn Lane. EsE
Tzt snih al Drussiss aa&. sb and 81 per soz.
auf1-dtrawfu
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MRs c. sYM0NUg
u ThLrr stree
DIR. = HADFTELD,

Homeopathic PHYSICIAN ana dcG0ucltuI'
n~EsPECrFuLLY iass-ns heatisn11 f Nrm-his tas'
N ha has oeated In mis- cite tr ne El-pase o. 1rae-
lang hs rr1fsftisu- Prom ne sz-s-alve Cucfoe ~
Doctor La euiTyad tGa last fourteen y@ars Do ta..-'
hiuzsIf thnr Be ca give su-ra nfslz.1u 20 nose va
nay favor him win thstr p~str1nase
REFERs r0-Geu- 2 J. Am1uat- G =. 8ell1 Non
phlt; Paufs J. Il. Pale. n. D.. Clnci1lau b-L h-.
n. D. CIerrandf = A Cal bert H. De- un1ag
Iowa Az Snail. " D. ChleaE1f J 7 Tempe. q
D.. 60. LIl.s; d s suith. n .. Wa1kaE1n L--s ?
M1ofs Il n s. L51isi D. Davis hatcaez. Nj
p g. Douasuc Casei Boots. Glhui4s and Hme-
r1thfr Medicine of an EInfs - RI Hatfaita Done
lc Name. lo1ureld IN 4 flur-s@1 Tca-r p-aree
written In plain simple 'srruaEa. expressly fo5 the ulc
o. private individuals Tag1eru ard halle
O1cs and Fharuacy. Je1srsou street gear ne corne-
% Maln. BG eE
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River Nems,

WAsHIsGToN, august el.-Ms50r Edmund Frenh. q
pay clerk in the Bureau OF Construction, inths Treasury
department vas arrested today o. DE charge q forging
certificates, ETC.. On the Department
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l@@tiaI gist Of Erttrrs
LIST OF LETTERS


/ D~kAAiNlNG On ne Post Onrc al Memphis. Tenn on
II the IAN day 81 Auguf. 1859. Puraous calling Gr
them should say that they ere advertised.
Ordered % % ofrnna6f IN ne MEMPHIS AFFEAL.
Greeabiy 60 fe foAou1tlg section Of t1f Ner Pea Of
ecc Law Uizs ne Hculpdper having me larqesf crr1-
i1ftQn o. any dGuF ueTaPdpT pa5lahaf 90 NcmutI.
SECTf0s g. Anf b. % farftfF cadcfaf ma Lsts -
Letters remzlulug uu1sfed fr IN an Psst iH any
city t1rm. or Vsla1e. uhefen u~-wsu1rcf st4 u eurufad.
shah hereafter BE- puhlslc1 ouae only in t1r uegaaFor.
which being issued wefEy % gneuer. shau have ha iarr-
80 circulation within hsrsnEe q felverv a. said 1a1f,
- o. decided by fhe Postmaster ~ SAID Cmca-Nar p1ff
QHes Lau, pauef Afaroh5.
once opeas st5 9'c1ck prscl.alF on SUNDAY m1rullg.
AID closes a. 9o'cedk A. a. aEoopru1 rf do'cort p.
~. ldctaes AZ 81 dcuck.
No papers uved out on Sunday.
any body calling Tor letters utu pi@as- ay thaf ley
are adVsrtissf.
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PAINFUL AocIBENT.- Two PERsoss
DRoWKED-YesteTdsy morning apa-ty Of four
gentlemen from this city, embarked in a skih
Tor the vicinity Of Presidents Island, Oh q
fishing excursion. They spent the greater por-
ton Of the day in that locality, and started in
the skif upon their return. When they reach
ed The vicinity Of Fort Pickering, BY some &C
cideut the skif was overturned, and one Of the
party, a Mr.. Franks, EEL overload and was
droEned. The remaining three chung 10 the
skif until Mr.. Trigg went to their assistance
and rescued them. The body Of the deceased
was not recovered. The unfortunate man was
from Louisville or Cincinnati, and was visit
ing some friends in this city.
We regret, also, to announce the Occurrences
Of a similar and equally painful accident res
tsrdsy morning While q party Of boys were
bathing in the river, al the foot Of Besl street,
a little son Of Mr.. P. B. Mingle, Of Columbia,
Ark, ventured too far cut into the stream, and
before assistance could reach him, ths little
fellow was swept away and drowned TIE
body, We Learn, was not found.
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HoIIoMaH,a PILE.

We are alissrssd b. announce n s. GRIFFIN - .
a-dilais o. ne 5nes q Traslss o. Shelby euny. e
10 -usuiur Earch siectioa. fy1l-ls.
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Sprual aohrrs
For county RegIsfer.
For Counfr Trusfee.

We are suthoriz-f b sunounce J. ". KING a. an
iihts Ter Register r. shelby Csuniy. a. ns snsaiuE
Kaaci election. sual-fs-
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MEMPHIS ST. Louis RATLRoAD CoN-
FAET.-It VIII Be seen BY an advertisement OF
the Secretary that the subscription books OF
this company win be opened on the 5h Of
September next to-Hif, at he store of-Bsll
q Bates, Hope6sld, Ark, and a. the Office Of
J. T. sWayns, CaIhoun Block, Memphis. Our
public spirited citizens viii then have an op-
Portunity q tesdfying their intsres. in this
work, Of 50 much vital Importance to Mem
rhfr
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.gatest arns bg IrIfgrapb.
Arriral Of the steamship HungarIan.
FqUR DAHs LATER rHOn EUHOrE

NEW ToRK, AuE @-The screw steamer Hungarian
OF the Montreal Ocean sieamshipCo CO. passed ranhs
Point c T., to-day, on her way TO Quebec, VITA Liver
Peel advises o. ne l0h inst. This steamed left Urarroo
% "Wednesday ne Ioh inst. and briugs adsice
three Gays later than those received by the STEAMSHIP
Asia rlid arrived a. New Vo-t On te lsth int. vii,
Liverpool adviess ofne eh inst
LosDos. August io.-The weather hss been hvosa5,
Tor cnps.
no Peace Conferences commenced Il zurch on he sh
inst. The omch aathariues Of the city Of Zurich have
giren The .didrrent ambassadors a generous and cordial
vrisome. The aulhoTiues we're 20 entertain mem 90 q
puhnr dinner on ne ma inst. Nothing has t-ranspirel
respecting the caafursnoe since ia aling. The King
dDnof Sardinia e represented 81 te Coufereaoe.
ne completion o. ne mammoth steamship Great East-
srn was formally celebrated on he sh inst By q baa-
quot given on board, wsieh Va. suendedby q large uum-
Der o. distinguished msn. The ship Is almost reads Cor
Sc.
The Lundan fines ooniins sn article on he supuit-
heus o. TIE resiy alleged 90 have been arranged be-
tween ne governnenis q To- Unini States and Hsxioa.
Aith9ush The Times mirsa ne treaty would be beaea-
RAJ O. HeEioo Itself swell 81 60 the world 10 yet fears &C.
Eoud result in injustice b. ne Interests % ne iaroiu
band holders.
ne Grand DuEe Crusiunius % Easia has arrived al
spitaead in Russisn vessel o var.
The London papers pubiiah the p~ravlsions Or sidney
HerheT's new bin for ns oreanizsian Of a military re-
servo force.
AsHfinh he Italian patreL pabnshrs en- article IN
several Of te L0ndon journals which Is headcd-The
European Coup De Etaf.
ne Emperor Napolean q tie --latest accounts was Wit
Messing The nanuveriag Of hs roops 81 the camp Of
Chaans.
In he Hriti.h Psriaaeat ne italian question was
bsInE d.cn..ed vim a mil.r i.na nm h.rr.o..-.
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Clerks Sale Of Lot near Memphis.

OierkS Sdle OF LOT near MEMPHIS.
w Nsody. dss'd P-nuoa 70 ssa real estate 70
w. nav debts IN Circuit Court Al
Bent. ". Moody and Raleirh.
other heirs q ". n.
Moody. deceased.
PURSUANT % 8 decreetai order Of the Cir-uii Court
II made herein a. the Eey Term. 1888, I viii, on he
10TH A = s~EPTEhBER NEXT, IN front o. the Chan
Gerry Clerks enc, IN Memphis, between - and - o'clock
A. r. sell A. public sale Lo4 10. tG y The aghdivislon o.
No. :, IN hiodk NJ. IS. A. d~eslru=ted % ne plan a. Ia
EuhdiUsi1n made By Latham, FackfeE and Jones, fruut-
ing 100 feet on o-lezns street running bach ab5ut gIs
feet % an alley.
-TEnkfs-Oue-a1E cash. balance IN one and two years
iu equal instauusn.s, requiring bond and Eood sscurft7
and lien retained 70 secure ne deferred payments
n. D. L sIgWART.
tycs-ftis Clerk and Nssrr-
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DIED.

Near oahands On Friday msEziaE Rgh tnr,s us
Vslaek, After a. flassE q oily nlrE haasL ". =. n,
cLEAYEi, q FaEtits eousg, EszE.
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THE grades o. the foroving streets have been estah-
Il ilshed, and probes q them ned in tie Mayors
Once, viz:
Hullnz street from river hank tost Msrun-
Talbot, from Shelby 10 81 Marta
Teunessee. from Beai % Calhoun
Butler. from Main q river bank
rreEsvant prom Main 70 river hank
s. Martin, from Fsnce q HuiirE-
81. Patnck- from Vance % Huiiug-
Caves. from shelly % the rirer.
All parties Interested IN properly On any q The <nuTc
rfreftl are nctlned 10 azamlls zoe prunes Eld present
any c~hiscfions tasy nay have 20 ne grades wnhln mtrI
dEu, 20 ne Beard q Aidtraeu
q n. HUMPHREYS.
avS-lm CITY Enriueer-
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TIE COLLECTING BUSINESS IN THIs CITY-
The collecting fseilites Of this city are 50
very indifferent, on account Of the great scar
city Of eoHstsbles and magistrate, that an sd-
dition, TO heir present very limited number, il
obviously and indisPenssbly necessary. Intact.
IL is impossible FOR the few such officers as we
have at present, to collect promptly the con
stantly accommodating claims which are pressed
upos them, BY the increasing business o. our
growing city. This evil can be somewhstrem
edied By having the 9Th Civil District divided
ints two districts, that two constabies instead
Ct one, and four magistrates instead Of two
may be elected; and also, by dividing The four
teenth Civil District in tho same manner, and
by having, thereby, one additional eonstsbl,
sndtwo additional magistrates. Both Of the
Civil Districts alluded to are very great in ex-
tent, contain a large population for their area.
and require the divisions suggested.
Raleigh is entitled b. the state constitution
to two e~onstablesa and three magistrates, Will,
Memphis, having a population in a ratio Of
twenty 70 one compared with that Of Raleigh
including the fifth and fouTtee.h districts, II
only entitled 10 two constables and four mag.
i~strstes. In view Of these facts the citizen'
Of the fifth and fourteenth Civil Districts
should petition the County Courtto divide then
and create two additional Civil Districts. snt
thereby give greater facilities TO the who'll
city, and avoid the necessity Of entrusting busl
mess to dePutized officers, acting without am
bond, and frequently contrary 10 law.
Such a magisteHal apportionmeut Is also dul
70 such a large population, for Memphis shoul,
have something Ike an equilibrium in strength
70 control county business.
We submit that some measures should D
taken At once 70 remedy the growing sYilson
planned Of.