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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

Day. 10 Wednesday, 9Th inst, was passed.
resolution OF thanks to Mr.. hosely, for fifty
spaIrows presented 20 the city, was passed
The bill to WIDEN the iootways OF Broad street.
from Poplar to Coates passed over the veto oil
the Mayor, was called up and was not cOncurred
in, twothird vote being requred-the vote
q number of bills, the vote by which the veto
was sustained was reconsidered, and before
further action was taken the chamber adjourned
Common COUncii.--Presdent MarceT In the
chair. The following resolutions we're offered
One fixing Wednesday next as a day of meet
ing for Councils instead of Thursday (Thanks-
giving day., passed. One notifying the Com
missioner OF Highways TO instruct the Green
repair Coates street, at the corner OF Fourth
street. Agreed TO. One suspendng the West
ern and Spring Garden Engine Companies for
riotous conduct. Agreed to- One to grade
Philip street, from Dauphin TO Susquehanna
avenue. Agreed TO. One appropriating S2207'69
to the Guardians of the Poor from the income
of certain Trusts. Agreed to. The resignation
OF Thomas M. Coleman from the DlrectOrship
of GITard College was accepted. A resolution
directing the City Solicitor 10 at once commence
proceedings against Jacob Ingel, and compel
him to fill up Columbia avenue, west of Twenty
hith street. to the grade of the city, in lieu
OF clay removed by him from said street,
was passed. An ordinance was adopted
setting apart for butchers three stalls
AZ each end of the two markets on
Grard avenue, between Seventh aud Eighth
streets. An ordinance to create a paid fire
department was referred to a special committee
of three from each chamber. A resolution in
structing the Chief Engineer of the Water
Works not to order the laying of any water-pipe
on any street or streets until he shall have re-
ceved from the Surveyor or Regulator of the
district wherein said pipes are petitoned to be
laid, containing the names of a majority of
owners OF feet of property on said street or
streets. Passed.
A resolution was adopted ordering the Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department TO direct the
south Penn Hose Company to remove the
cutters from their carriage, under penalty. The
bill authorizing the widening of the footways on
was passed over the Mayors vote-yeas 35, nays
8. Adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

THE PARK EXTENSION AT PARAMOUNT
jury selected during the summer on the assess
ment of the damages to the owners OF property
at Fairmount, west of the Reading Railroad,
adjourned several weeks ago, after nearly ali
the witnesses had been examined, and it is
thought a new jury will have to be selected.
At the last session of the Legislature an act was
passed requiring juries to report at every ses-
sion of the Court. This was neglected, and the
question now arises whether a new jury will
have to he aOnOinted
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

STORE ROBBED, AND RECOVERY OF THE GooDs.
Some time during Wednesday night the store
of Alexander Motfett, No. GA North Twelfth
street. was entered by boring back door, and
robbed of quantity of laces, velvets, and rib
bons. Yesterday all of the goods were re-
covered by Detectives Taggart, Levy and
Tryo and there is fair prospect of trapping
the thieves
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

Coach 0vERTURNED.-As the large coach
belonging to the Continental Hotel was passing
up Walnut street. near Fifth, last evening about
81 O'Clock, one of the springs broke, causing the
coach to turn nearly bottom up, tumbling the
passengers, five or six in number, in a promis-
cuous heap, while the baggage was scattered
over the street. The driver was thrown on
the pavement, but not much injured. One of
the lady passengers had her arm badly broken,
while several of the male passengers received
scratchea and hrnises
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22

VTT / l. L I Am s.. G RA MT
w con MISSION MERCHANT
No So y. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia,
Dppont's Gunpowder, Refined Nitre. CHARCOAL, Etc
CEoek or Bros. a Co.'s yellow Metal sheetbhal9ps
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-22
FERTILIZERS.
BROWNS PATENT
COMBINED CARPET-sTRETCHER AND
TACR-DRIVER.

With this machine lady can alone stretch and
tack down at the same time her carpets as easily Rs
TO sweep them, saving back aches, bruised fingers
temper time, and money. 1t win stretch all kinds Of
carpets without the least damage, better quicker
ana easier than any other sretcher made and drive
nom 70 2O-oE tacks with without leather heads
Is simple, easily worked, and will last lifetime
Agents wanted. Liberal terms given. II Is q nice
machine for ladies TO sell. For Machines or Agencies
call on or address
WILLIAM r. sCmEnRLE,
No. 40 g. THIRD Street,
,2gttr Philadelphia
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
OgCIDEg'FhL HOIEL.
Corner Montgomery and Bish Street

 Corner Montgolnery and Btish streets'
 SAN FRANCISCO.
 This house possesses all the requirements of a first-class hotel its ssracietis reading room, with large mineral cabinet and extensive collections oi specimens from the different mining regions oi meeting with lines throughout the cohntry--and newe stand-all contributing to make it the head quarters and home for tAe Californian busine tnau and tourist ft.. .srs.Hs
 The Table Of this House shall not be exccllt by any. Board, three dollars per day
 LEWIS LELAND to CO. 6tf Proprietors.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN-
 4T.o,,c CSTITUTE, orroTY " - V LOS ANGELEs. Cal.

DR. '. GELCICH, late Hospital Physi-
 U clan and Surgeon of the |. 5. Army, at Drum Barracks, Wilmington, and present Physi- clan aud Surgeon to the County Hospital, has the
 o,or 10 inform the public that be has recently es- tablished in the city of Los Angeles, an Institute under the above title It is situated on the south east side of the Plaza. The building has rooms sufficient to accommodate twelve resident patients and the capacity can be extended as necessity may tc tcauire.A The patients As&h receive the utmost skin, care and attention tocomfort Proper assis- tants are employed, and a cook specially engaged to supply the patients with the best Of everything according to the treatuent and diet prescribed
 Attached to fbe Ins utite is Drug Store, which k supplied with full assortment of Medicines, 6c. The charge for board, lodging and medical attendance is $3 % per diem. Where cousuita- i tions and operations may be necessary, an extra charge will be made. according 10 agreement ! In tho Institute is also accommodations Bathroom for the use of patients, for cold and warm water shower, steam and medicated baths.
 V. GELCICH, M. D.
 Los Angeles, Aug. 1867. l7
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

ssVon ience between Tbeada--- fF W kihe 5i algssiBia, and Ca-e- Vi,-
 asi. 4 merely amount t The
 om'sed bot did not permit tbe < s- - canltes taken in resouec tor A-s 4assl sfsfsaa to merry ilis:s :s-i ,a ses ht issF efcoaRE T8aHiofIs had s A oh hisland the rebeis had sur
 eHplffa zero bent 0n releasing fiT.iY tb feg tii kiuV and hi that laia news cioscd Meanwhile. Ne Eaeiah compgnies reluse te in elY- - the prIs0neu
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

V "A issesatioae iaas@saal ass fs-rz f55.,ss.
 4 the 41her da3i afgey gme5.ug. ouf his rs &nto his pocket v-isa pscssare ,f o.,,,'. u ssis gas seen shortly after loosfrg a ge xleel snrprSed, and inqurne r~ hTs N Acoa Jap3'n barge piece 1l His pantaloons
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

a4 priteT says To be eble to erl sr 5s.le ips,nnation and to procure good
 10 ppm it is the vholo mystery of lMa9 st tnoV obviously involves ths eo- { d itn I calital on che one hand and in- q fious iorras on tb other
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

rt-.- NiHa "- hlS NeAfn was ppaf7ag 2 series of papers for Hzg,s,'. Mont ealleti Rides in Montana. By Col. Cornt uKeeis, late gf the irish Bri9ade 2; l Eha c ~ ~ nuinaet of A1glsra ,.iIf ,oDt,iz. J tae a sd i14l llslaimnt
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

fRs Rhss4issh zeasaq. German parer E tf yeFH ago brstiap Serornay,.r ba,, NA gave brfh to tWe1, ft.. tl.' lss Uere fins and eieiei 4'.l llth his spond wife t0 ninete, l'3li .il. I Sad living uir usyteen .s,5 hese ffiytighi children twcnty-e,zii isl. aA9ting dapghfers, and ths nan t's i ba sa apd enjoys good health. a. tf fta af3IE ac dent htely -ecegled in ialanA 4the hfist0l and Exeter Railroad y0ugA eutlcman and hs wife ordered a , NRf utbt, in Whieh thefoNere no other . and -hortiy after the tH,in had fH ,ta roud iy crdsh of e'ass, and 9lbQly Gee uf dsaa pan D ach 3w gi the carriage, while hi- " lg outside When the train
 fl0n it wiis discovered
 z ,ad le't liis box. anI. siandinp
 as l ass ,ssn wate,eaS
 bs t1cep sirleNtv t,s
 and cru fl deafh
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

THE undersigned being now permanently
 located in San Francisco, for the sale oi
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19
Arispua sAiner
Groupings.

A LATE traveller says 1t is so cold ii the northern part of Greenland, that it freezesthe fire out.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

k AeAinfs form |y Member og Gone
 5N s froa Gahiornia- end h0 took a prom. EKnH T'asF '-af ass she TsEalaai,,. hed ia Mobile at Che conclusion of the Stx and cazased in merchandising. with a
 n takn 3own from PhiladeIpaia
 l tse 3nelf, and haa Doa branch Ts hsnnent in lensscoir. 4F hs reported a- ia excellent cir. - i-tr r.z. -5 q s4t......f-.s . Al IfAprss s abr aC -sosi ei,l sba ,,..-,
 si5oT7 :ss =..=a .t's=ena- a. sziiiz,- .5.,,
Arizona miner., 1867-10-19

as low as they can be purchased ia ih,
 ritoFy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

BOARD OF HEALTH An adjourned
meeting or the board Of health was held
yesterday at the Gayogo house Present:
Drs. EnnUe, Brown. PittmBu, Sim, Otey,
Taylor, Frazer and Rogers. DR. Irwin,
president in the chair. Considerable
discussion VISA had on health matters,
but no action Wss taken in the premises.
Dr.. Rogers moved the following resolu-
ton, which was unanimously adopted /:
Resolved, That we tender u sincere
thanks 10 Col. COckrell Of the Gayoso
house, for his kindness and consideration
In furnishing the board Of health g room
for their deliberations. aud for the very
elegant dinner rendered its members and
their invited guests that 30 him we
recognize the public spirited citizen, the
genial and clever gentleman, and the
bospitable host whose many similar acts
Of kindness have endesred him TO this
community, and commends him 10 the
travelling public.
WhersupOD the board adjourned to
meet to-day at y O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

THE METRoPoLITAN POLICE We
give the reports Of the number Of arrests
by the police in each district during the
month Of September, aud also the bust
ness Of the quarter ending September
S0th
First District-Tbe report Of Capt. s..
S. Garrett, OF the arrests 10 the First dis
trict, during the month Of September,
shows a total Of s3s arrests fOrthe follow
ing offeHses, viz: Assault with iutent to
kill, 6; assault, .; burglary, 3 beating
wife, 3; breach Of ordinance, "a;
bigamy, 8; carrying concealed wes-
pOas, Is; d~isorderly house, ]; fraud,
.; gambling, 3; intoxication, IS; intox-
icatiOn and disorderly conduct IS: in
sulting females in the street, l; interior
ing with officers, 2; keeping bawdy
house, 4 larceny, p suspicion Of lar
ceuy, 9; murder, ] nuisance, 5; receiv-
ing stolen goods, 3; robbery, 10; selling
liquor without license, 81 selling liquor
on Sunday, a threatening, g; trespass,
"A; vagrancy, s. lighting, ~ street.
walking, Is.
The number Of arrests during the
quarter was 1899. The persons arrested
are classed as follows: Americans, 3sT
Irish, 49,; Germans, IS; English, g;
AA44AAhsf W A~AS11 - @N"'f ~ ~
cred, SIS.
The amount Of fines assessed was sl0,-
1872 50, OF which sum S5073 05 WIS col
lected. The amount OF stolen property
recovered was Sl056 05.
Second DistTiOL.-The report OF Capt.
P. s. Simons, OF the Second district,
shows the following arrests during the
month OF September: For assault and
\ battery, S. assault with intent 10 kill, (;
resisting policemen, 3; burglary, /; wife
beating, s. breach Of peace, 5; breach Of
ordinance, q carrying conGesled YEA
pOns, g; false p~retenses, !; gambling,
9 intoZicBtion and dlsOrderiy conduct,
So keeping vieioRs dog, 2; larceny, q (;
suspicion Of larceny, 2; misdemeanors,
Is; robbery, 4; selling liquor with
ont license, ! vagrancy, II; nuisance,
5; trespassi 3 doing business without
license, 10 passing counterfeit money,
! ] infanticide, 2. Total, Isl.
Capt BimOns' quarterly report shows
I the number OF arrests during the quarter
to have been SIS, classified ss follows t:
American, I50i colOred, $50 Irish, ISIS;
Germans, 81: Jews, Is; Italian, p;
English, 8; French, 7. The amount OF
I 6nes assessed was S77l8 20, Of which
amount the sum ofS4Sl4 Is was collected.
The amount Of stolen property recovered
was s5Tss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
CITY MATTERS.
CLOSING OF mATTS.

Until further notice the Mails viii close Al
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis.
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittSburE, Phila'
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BRltl,
more, and all cities north and west, al
&l5 pm.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, ga, montgomery, MO-
bile, Ala, New Yo'k, Nashville, and all cities
south and east. al san pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
yicksburg, NatcheE, and al cities SOUTH 81
4p.m.
Al Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 p.m.
All Stations IN MeHphi and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
gizippI Central. Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at an.
For Little Rock. Pm Bluff and all landings
On Arkausasand white rivers, lseIni-WeeklyJ,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi ~Tver-sOuth, tsemi-weekty), Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi r~Iver-north, (semi-weskiy), Mon.
days and Fridays.
r c. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

THE SNATCH GAArE.-A negro named
Henry Galloway went into q saloon in
Pinch yesterday to obtain a drink. He
proffered a ten-dOllar bill in payment
therefor. A white woman known as 10
sephine came up and snatChed the Y
autograph. The loser not liking this
mode OF c0nGscaLiOn, complained 10 Mr..
Justice Miller, who issued his warrant
for the arrest Of the accUred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

From The sub-cribeT, two miles west OF Ma
con Faye te county, Tenn, one DARK BAY
MARE, black name aud tail, with Signs OF
warning r yoke behind hey ears, and is about
fourteen or uGe-n hands high, with some sad
die cars on her back and s0He seven or eight
one fine RISE MULE. light sOTrel, some
seven ~ G ghE years old, with a Fign uI being
kicked on the Ien bind leg and q black stripe
across his wst1ers, and extending to the root
Of ais tail. The Mule and Mare Sre both
branded = P" on the LEFT hip twenty-five
Dollars reward VII be pad for the delivery OF
each TO Mrs. Z PORTER.
EeZs i've Macon. Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to ollectsubscriptions
Ed. MAESFORD.
arnt nf Calculation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Grand Opening Day at G. Dohertys.
No. 33S Nam Street Wednesday, Octo-
Der ID, will be the grand opening day for
the fsll fashions. Miss Doherty has Just
returned from the East, where she has
made choice selections from all the late
French importatlons. She has s superb
assortment OF the latest Paris Bonnets,
consisting Of the LsGTange, Mantenon,
Trianon, Mettinich, Charlotte Cordey
and Monsquetaire de la Refine, etc, etc.
She has also q charming variety of
Hats, the Doyenschein, Flirt, Venus,
Belle and Cavalier. In Coiffnres she has
some rare specimens, the Lucretia
Borgia and Madame Bismark being the
most desirable. a large and elegant as
sortment Of Ribbons, Satins Silks, Vel
vets, Flowers, Trimmings and fancy AZ.
uielss, Gel II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
FIJI CENrs

We request that our patrons VIII not pay
the nevsboys more than i've cents q copy for
the APPEAL- Il Is sol3 over the counter at
that price, and we allow the newsboys r sum
Client margin 10 make a handsome profit by
selling the papers at i've cents per COPY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
FL
r REWARD

Five Hundred Dollars viii be paid Tor the ar
rest aud rruvrr ion OF either one or both O
ne Two burglars that entered ny dwelling, =,
miles 0rgm NamrhiE, on the Memphis and
OarIext3n R4ilraad. Friday night, the eth
Inst one. a fh5eE heavy set man, Is Supposed
70 be uauudsL. either FROM pistol shot or from
fh-J=lnE D mseIg headlgug thrOuEn the win
dos sa- and shutters, as traces Of blood were
discovered. y CLAY KING.
Omce Ayues Building.
Memphis. September 20, 1857.
A-AvaIanche sud Post copy three times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

CRICKET.-A meeting Of the st.
Georges Cricket Club will be held to-
night at the Merchants saloon, corner of
Main and Madison street, for the election
OF officers for the ensusing year. \ gOodly
attendance is expected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

A TRIo.-A trio OF negroes we're ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Peter
w. Wren and Ed. Mcclure, charged
with stealing a quantity Of clothing, =
valuable gold watch, 3 pair Of bracelets
and other jewelry from the house Of Mrs.
OsgcOd, on the corner of Main and EI-
change street. The property was all re-
covered, the accused brought before Mr..
Justice Miller and committed to the
county ISL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

OBITUARY.-Mr. James II. LaWler,
formerly of the old 154th~ Tennessee regi-
ment, died on Jefferson street, Monday
last, at the residence Of Col. ThorntoB.
He was twenty-five years Of age at his
death, and born in Lewis county, Mis-
souri,, and when the late war broke out,
Joined the Zouayes, aud was taken pris-
oner al the battle of Franklin and carried
to Camp Chase, but was returned 70 his
command in time to participate in the
battles Of Shiloh, NurfreesborO' and
JonesbOrO. He won an enviable reputa-
ton ia the old 154th-thRt glorious old
regiment whose name is indissOluhly
linked with a glorious immortality. He
was q young man OF correct habits, ex-
emplaTy department, and an unsullied
reputation. Peace to his ashes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

AT IT AGAIN.-The notorious Mike
Dunn has been 81 his tricks again. He
was found yesterday secreted in the store
Of Goodbsr q GilIiiaud, No. POI Front
street He was doubtless trying % play
the same game on this house inst be did
on Passmore. One of the employees,
however, arrested him in his mad career.
Officer Chsmberlin took charge Of the
accused and furnished him with quarters
in the first station on Adams street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

FRIENDLY Sons OF ST. PATRICK.
The usual monthly meeting Of the above
Society will be held this evening at s
o'clock in their new hall, next door TO
Ward & LaGuere's drug store. 4
p~unctual attendance is requested. Bush
ness Of importance will be introduced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

TTTLBs GooD.-H any title fsil to IN
piece Of property in schemes Of tine
Southern Asylum, the cost Of the prop
perty less ten per cent. will be paid to
the winner Of the prize. Five dollars
may secure $4,000 and enc dollar $1,000.
Cal at the office Of the comDanE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

THE steamer JOHN S. McCUSE Th
/ will leave Memphis ENERIaS
THURSDAY at ) o'clock PM, commencing
September the 5th, connecting 81 Duvalps
BiuR every Saturday morrirg with Railroad
train to Little Rock, ar living at DesArc at Il
o'clock m, Augusta at ppm, Grand Glaze Sun
day morning JacksOnp IT sunday al II O'Clock
m. The McCune being very light dIar, viii be
able 10 go through TO JacksOnport and ParO-
quette Bluffs at ~ stages Of wafer.
W. JAY JOHNSON,
auSO ARR HARMSTAD. Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

FIRE YEsTERDAY.-The alarm of fire
yesterday about two o'clock was occa-
stoned by the partial burning Of r kitchen
attached to a building occupied by ne
groes, between Court and Madison
streets. Our efficient fire brigade was on
hand, and but little damage was done
to the buildings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02

Ill Ladies will be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor of the
Memphis Steam DyeiEg Establishment,
No. 2l2 Beal street, has opened a con.
venient Office ct $50 Second street, where
all kinds Of goods, old, faded and sOiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated,
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. Oc2 eodlm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-02
RFASOEABLE RENT.

ONE store. 90 Main street. for dry goods
~ one Store, Second street, for heavy
business.
one sore. Adams street, flr saloon
One store G.Etel. t1EresI1n avenue, iced
store. with stable and abundance Of stock
water.
Forr suitable for any business, 81 Main str't.
Fgu- auftable. for fancy business, adjoining
same with a uu Der OF the best Onces in
rbe Ct s. ANY good tenant can get a store or
A. Once REA=gNA LIE
self 2w " WALDRAN. 50 Main s..