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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-16

North Ar7ericdn.-H. P. Butler,
Esq, the popular agent of the North
American Life Insurance company, left
last night by the Memphis and Ohio
railroad, on a brief trip north, to recruit.
We hope TO see our friend return ere long
much improved. During his absence,
Capt. p H. johnson will attend to the
wants Of the patrons Of the Office.
auTd II
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TO LUMBER BUYERS.
LII M B "a r.

Delivered in Memphis, or at their mills, near
Burusvilie, on the IA. and c. r. z. Gen H.H.
HIGGINS, No. n avery street, is our author
ize1 agent in Memphis. An orders through
him will have prompt attention.
TAYLOR KNOWLES,
fy26 I'm ". W. LOWRANCE.
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JEwELRY THIEF.-COmplaint was
made at the police headquarters yester-
day that the apartment of Mrs. E. A
Morley, in the house of Mrs. Harbour, on
Adams street, opposite st. Peters church,
was entered yesterday morning, and a
gold bracelet, valued at fifty dollars,
stolen. Some servants connected with
the house are suspected of committing
the unlawful deed, and the police are on
the lookout for them. 1t is to be hoped
the guilty parties may be speedily ar
rested.
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WANTED

AsTTUATION as Housekeeper and Sesmstress
in q family-in the country preferred. Dress
making In all it's branches, thoroughly uDder-
ject than remuneration. Best OF references
given ana required. Address Mrs. NJ, care Of
annpaI Office au7
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BOARDING.
WANTS.


SITUATION, at a moderate salary, by an
"A experienced BOOK-KEEPER- Adj ess A.
L lOck-boxs -
w A Il T. D
10 Rent a Furnished Room within a short
distance Of the Appeal ofdoe. Address y. l.,
at this ONCE. aulb
w A 7 E D.
A Situation by q German EX-ConfederEte
Soldier as a Porter in q store. "Can give good
reference" Apply at No. a Madison street.
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The Memphis Brass 4 String Band,

nROF. ANDREW SMITH. Leader, will fur
nish music for Professions, Picnics, Balls,
Tournament, Private Parties etc Orders left
At 25 Main street, a Jefferson street and at
Prof J. Windhs opposite North Memphis Mar
ket. west side, win receive prompt attention.
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NO GIFT
EIrnrsl0n ta Mammnth Gave.

1.-TWO DALLG TRAINS leave the Depot OF the
a Memphis and Louisville raiload. head of
Main treeL a. folegg: 4p.m. and m 90. rum
ming through 70 Cays City without change OF
cars
81 Excursion ucEsts ffom Memphis 70
Mammoth Cave and Return at Reduced Rates.
Fare round trip, 70 Cave and return So Beach
Parties OF nueen rH1cre..----- q g5eaah
Psrisa OF EWenf . or more l6 7Oeach
Tor through & an Information. call
a. Ticket once Main street.
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NJ A 7 e ID :
N D.

Able bodied men, white or coloTed, to work
at q sawmiH and Woodyard-liberal wages,
Apply 20 L. B BURT, back OF Morris Landing,
Washington county, Miss. jyN I'm
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1t win thus be seen that a person getting up
q club of twenty win realize twenty dollars for
their trouble. or, If they prefer it, receive
twenty-five copies for one hundred dollars
The WEEKLY, which is issued every Thursday
will contain all the important news published
in the DAILY paper, as wen as the leading edi-
toriaIs, with a Nasonie e~otsan, under the special
supervision OF Gen. ALBERr PIKE, Sovereign
Grand Commander Of he supreme cOtHea Jr
TIE Southern JsrisdiotiOn Of ne Unsea States.
Our friends ars earnestly requested to aid
and assist us in our new undertaking.
Address all communications to
JNO. s. @. HOGAN d CO.,
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FOR NEW

Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company
u S. Mail
For VIeksburg, Matches aDa New Or
leans.
1abA va
This splendid packet win leave -
as above, on s
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison sts. or
auls 1t City Wharf boat, foot Monr g ST.
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FOR E

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Blur and
Little Rock.
NELJAoA -.sHhuAA4toA lAdoSSA
THIS splendid passenger packet a.
will leave as above on S
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SITS or
auliA City Wharfboat, foot Monroe st.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United states Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon, Pine Bluff and
Little Rock
CELESTE. Hamilton master
This superb passenger steamer a.
VIII leave as above On ~
SATURDAY, nth inst, at S pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
aul4 At star WharIboaL.
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Notice to Contractors.
MAYORS oEEIcE,

MAYORS OFFICE
HELENA, August I, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this ONCE untn the I'D day OF August, 1861,
for the construction of a Devee Tor the protec.
ton OF the city OF Helena from overflow. The
amount Of work required 70 be done will
amount to about 5000 cubic yards. A survey.
OF the rou e and plans Of the work can be seen
at the office Of the City Engineer. bids VIII be
received for the whole or part of the work. to
be paid for In bonds Of the c ty having twenty
years to run. with interest % 10 per cent, pay
able semi-annu lily. Also for half bonds and
half cash, or all cash. The work TO be done
under the direction of the Improvement COM
mittee OF the Board OF Aldermen, and paid FOR
as the work progresses.
JESSE A. JACKSON,
aul0Iw Mayor Of the City Of Helena.
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DRUGS FOR THE PoOR.-In addition to
the d~ispensary established by DR.. Early.
at l48 Poplar street, for the First district,
DR.. Thornton has opened one at 125
Beal street. DR.. Rogers may be found
at his Office, No. 287 Main street, and
will give prescriptions to those applying
from the central portion of the city,
which will be properly filed.
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ATTENTION DISTILLERS.-NeH Stills
built TO order and second Hand Stills
for sale at HOlleBbeFg a Oertel's, "copper"
smiths and Sheet IRON workers, NO. $40
Second street. Steamboat work prompt
Iy attended TO, iy5 dawtf
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER
Memphis aud White River Saturday
Packet
For Helena, FrIar's Point, DuVaII'H
Bluf, Little ROCK, Augusta, Des Arc
and Jacksonport.
NJ " - CaNS Ma1bGA
THIS elegant passenger packet IL
will leave
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
auI6 1t No. II Jefferson street.
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Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
Paoke
For Helena. Delta, FriRr's Point, sun
dover, LaeOnia, CarsOn's, ConcOrdia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
Dayaliis Bluff and Augusta,
and JRcksonpOrt,
B. Davis master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, al S pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
aul0 2t 262 Front street.
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Planters and Merchants Attention

Tobacco, Tobacco, Tobacco.
WYE viii forward TO your address, upon 10
w celpt OF your order enclosing the cash,
the best brands OF Leaf Tobacco al the follow.
ing prices:
Best Bright Gold Leaf Chewing Tobacco,
. ss-- 20 W
Is %
Any one wishing TO sngage IN the sale Of our
Tobacco. will receive IS per cent upon all
amounts OF 100 pounds snd above
Address PLEASANTS acc.
au7 an 4g4 West Chestnut st.. Louisville, KY.
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CHELSEA CRICKET LUB.-The annual
election of officers for this club for the
ensuing year, was held a short time
since. The following was the result Of
the ballot A. B. Forstie, reelected pres
ident; Jno. V. Handwerker, ~vice-presi-
dent; Fred. Atwood, treasurer; F. w.
Brodi, secretary; c. Oberst, George
Hawkins, R. ]. Rawlings, committee Of
management; George Klander, field
captain. This club is in q promising con-
dition, and during the next season may
give the rival club of st. George a spir-
ifad contest
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

oNDos AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
Passage 70 iondon or Brest si1 SIS and Sao currsns
-rson tickets reduced avaia ble for s.x mnuf1
Az Iona. Capt: Dixon, from New York April Isl
cfsfA =. Cart. nlesdcll, from New York April n.
WIN \ ESN CAPT biliinge, from New York Msyll
sTAIA TAI Capt Plnkhan. from New YORK NAY Il
The eieeSn British iron steamship BETIONA wni luxa
pier No or,h RIVER for London, calling At Bres, e
Until faber. oss all the sissmsrs q his Line WIN s9
Paris al IS per CEN lsss than reEuAr rates.
Freight Win bs ts and through biIls Of adng sfvsn
Havre Antwerp R0t> erdAm. Amsterdam and Dunkrk.
For psssass apply o. ,pERr n. or. .spr % n,..a-
For freight apply Il 81 south sirset
NOTICE TO PARTIES 7oiNq ABRoxD-EsGL!sA
securities always hand and for sal: in
principsi ctes and towns Of En- rope DE jONGE co.
81 Broadway tuS doors above Wall stre6A
A PREMIUM WILL BE PA I'd FOR ONE OR TWO
"A GOOD Rooms on the sleamcs Scotia for lat Nay.
COAs-WYsE grEA BFsIIIPs.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

TuRERT PATTIsoN. Gss BR0ApWAY.ZvEK3,YS .l3,S
nretty brown House, Central Park, wath
stable aud carriage house. Large mirrors, parlor carpcs
olccths gas fx.ures &c. Slo,5U Terms 70 SUI. rrop.
ertv placed will he well advertised and every
honorable means employed prompt and advan-
ata
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

A DEsIRA ABLE COUNTRyeSIDENCE-W WITH FIFTY
N acres excellent land for three miles north of New
Haven commanding dne vict quantities Of choice fruit
and berres modern buo hou beautifully shaded iawu
farm house. barns carragc hb, &C., In complete order
Apply at EARLES 8 Hotel N
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

, OF CATTLE, ALL THE
hard, excellent build,ngs;
.aanqe for House and Lot
Torty.eiehih street. The
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

IJUBEP" 4 PATTIsON, 67s BROADWAY.-IiOUSES,
III with possession at various prices Excellent invest
ments In Lots and Tenement Property Real Estate wel
advertised and promptly sold
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE
TO lei. all modern improvements Ia the rear of ios
1rl0S feet garden In 'front.' West fourth street,
Fifth avenue; <rcn. 81 30: house 25xA
S. EMBERSON, s2l Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

EHoR sALR-lls ACRE FARM; % ACRES UNDHn A
n,gn ss,'c % cuivssicn balance high timber; lsrss
and other outoudnss, with The entire stock, aes
ehickens and al farming utensils $500 worth % ~ :
barn Sc The present bwncr hssilved the plsU x
years or more. Vp1y about - miles from city. ="
l.. KkLLNRR. N WIN y s.~~>A
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

A -FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENGLISH BASE
"A nent House FOR sale, Twcnty.secoud street. near
Seventh avenue; all improvements Price Sl4OO;
hag cash ii desired EMERSON AL Eighth avenue,
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

EoR sALE-Ar EAST MOUNT VERNON. wEsTCHBs-
nt county neat Cottage, LOT l00x00 feot apple
xcss; zen minute1 walk from Harlem and New Heven
Yrpv, ~ n ns, fsye AZ honrs terms easy; pre-
nj BECKER Eleventh avenue, near Third street. Aount
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

NOR SALE IN FIFTy-FoURTH STREET, NEAR LEN
y ington ayenueA three story high soop Brown stone
has ai splendid ofder size s9x5oxi0o price
SIS 600 Including gas fixtures. chandeliers CARPETS on
cloths shades and cnrDices, Terms 10 suil
' KILPATRICK. Bnll,s Head Bank Hniaings
The New York herald., 1867-04-12

At PI.AINFIELp-FIvE d A HALF ACRES OF
n choice Land with good idings and fine trnit, one
mile from station. Apply I. II. HARRIOrT, IA Pine
street.
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ourEN YIcroR1As NEW Book.-The London Tel-


QUEEN vIcToR1's New BooK.-The London Tel
egraph has the following:
Heading the list Of Messrs. Smith, Elber &
Co.'s new publications is an advertisement SO
modest that it may well have escaped attention,
unless it's very simplicity should have challenged
notice. 1t announces the speedy appearance Of
Leaves f1om Journal OF Llfe In the Highlands,
Tours and YCnting Expeditions, from 1912 to
186I-pleasant ground, no doubt, but not alto
gether untraversed nor ostensibly promising any
startling novelty. 1t is true that the Forthcoming
volume is edited By Arthur Helps, and although
VOYAGES and ira 7els not exactly in his line,
may be satisfied that the author Of Friends in
Council would not put his name to any work
which had not an intrinsic value. Something,
then, underEes the simplicity OF the announcement,
and, perhaps, there is no great difficulty IN diseov-
erng clew to the mystery. 1t Is no secret that
the same thoughtful writer edited the collected
speeches of Prince Albert, with an introduction
that for the first time, portrayed the real charac
ter Of the royal statesman, whom we only began
to know in earnest when he had left this life.
Again, when the Memoirs OF the Prince Consort
first appeared We were not only led to expect q
continuance OF the work, but rumors were current
of something more of some other wo * destined
to possess yet keener, because rIore homely
and domestic interest on which, it was said, the
most llustrious lady in the land was actually en-
gagged. Nor would it be inconsistent with the
well known character ot that lady if refinement
OF modesty should make her shrink from adding
to her exalted distinctions the troubous title of
author.
nevertheless, We hear that those who have been
permitted to see even few OF the promised
Leaves will have remarked that the authorship
stands undisguised the style in which the ine:-
dents of daily life are narrated being as frank and
unaffected as it is earnest and graceIsii. The in
terest, indeed is said to extend far beyond that of
any ordinary highland tours csr Yachting expedi-
tions however vivid and piot nresone thew NAV be.
since we are to be admit ed to see the daily life the
conversation, the tb., hts, and the very spirit
annang .no;e nose influence has been OF such
Goasions ;.aaI1 Import to the life Of the nation
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United States or notes of National Banks or the bills re-
ceivabe of this State and also paycerfcates OF Jurors
and Constable for attendance the Courts Inc lax
Collectors of the several Collection Districts snail DC al
lowed on all of money paid into their nands ior
taxes a commission follows that is 70 say tne iaA
Collectors of Abbeville, Anderson, barn~eh'
Clarendon, Darlington, Edgofeld Kershaw' Laurens'
Newberry Orange Richland Spartanburg' sum'er
Union York. Marion st. Phillips and ST. Alcnaei g. "
the rate of four per cent the Tax COLLECTORS Oh
field Fairfield, Greenvile Lancaster, Lexington Mar
boro' Pickens, St Matthews Prince georges "inSAn
St. Barthoomews, Williamsburg, at the rate VI SIX pci
cent? the Tax Collectors Of All Saints Chris' onion
Horny, Prince Williams, st. Georges Dorches'ei' o..
Helena, ST. James Goose Creek, St. James oantee Oh
Johns Berkeley st. Johns Colleon, 81. Fe'er b. Oh
Stephens the rate of eight per cent; lhe iaA
tors of St. Andrews, St Luke's ST. Pauls 81 1hoiias
and ST. Dennis, at the rate of ten per cent
that in any District where the gross amount oil aAeS
in shall exceed the sum of thirty thousand doarS ln0
commissions OF the Tax Collectors shall be TWO per ce
on such excess.
IL In sales of real estate upon execution or hohp'
ment of taxes the amount bid for such real ese
not greater than the amount of the execution anu
il shall be the duty of the Sheriff to bid III the
for the State and the title thereto shall tnereuon 10
nassed to the State subject to such equitaDle fe "
redemption as may hereafter be determined upon y! ''
islave authority. Imprisonment for over aue 'AAe' 40
abolished but whenever the amount OF tine aA eoS'',
&c. of any person cannot be made out oi any
which he is possessed the Sheriff holding the execution
shall make return thereof to commissioners OF koadS
or Public Buildings other appropriate municpai au
thorty who may enforce the payment of the tax que oS
labor upon the roads, bridges and other puohc "oiAa
Procded that the Communication value OF sucn iaDor SAi
not be less than fifty cents labor day oil eight
12 All taxes levied by this order, except when SUCH
taxes are payable quarterly shall be due and payable as
follows: Onehaf on or before the thiry-hrst day oi
March, one thousand eight hundred and sixyeght, anu
the remaining half or before the thrieh day Oh 'uno
one thousand eight hundred and sixtyeight ANY per-
son desiring to pay the whole amount 81 MS taxes eA
cept such as are returned quarterly on or Deore tne
thrtyfrst day of March shall have the privilege o so
doing, and shall be entitled to discount OF hVe per
cont upon the amount of taxes falling due on the 3Oth
day of June, 1868.
49, NoTax ollector Assessor shall receive MS eol
missions until bis returns have been received at tne
Treasurer's Office and been approved by him.
IA. Taxes levied by municipalities corporahons OF
other local authorities under any general or specai III"
of the State will conform principle to the modihcanons
hereinbefore made.
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Netting.

Alice. my own one, even yet
That evening I can well remember,
When round the fire We three were met
That evening in the dark December
We three-your aunt, yourself and ],
Fingered still. though late twas getting,
Must be gone? Well, by and by;
And you, my Alice. you were netting.
Your aunt-duenna kind-sat there,
With head on book discreetly bended;
To writer's words could reader neer
So very closely have attended
And you and seemed all alone.
Her very presence then forgetuDS'
A thousanu themes chattet' on
While, Alice darling, you were netting
I think asked you what poor prey.
What bird. while bent upon an airlng'
Would be pris'rer some hne DAY,
In that same net you were preparing.
And then YOU olushed; smiled, and though
On the event might have beted,
started, ior thought-and lol
found twas I wEo thus was netted.
Welded to my destined fate:
Your loving heart, your tender graces,
Your sunny smi es-these we're the bait
The sweetest face OF all sweet faces
We'll, Alice, well; though years have gone
Since then, those hours I've ne'er regretted,
Nor thought, save thankfully, upon
The way in which then was netted.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Schr Union Flag Maloney, New York, = days. Hay
and Street Cars. To Rsley x Creighton G Pinckney,
King & GibIon.
Steamer City Point Adkins Palatka, via Fernan-
dina Jacksonville and Savannah. 79 bales Cotton &c
To Ravenel l. Co. D ANIME, L Falk l. Co, j u
Kirkpatrick Beuwith Rochelle, New York. Thurston q
Holmes Graeser Lee, Smith & Co, J d Aiken Il Co, w
II Lawion Southern Express Co. Pinckney Bros, Fraser
Dill E Il Rodgers 4 Co, l. Potter W Wick Son.
Steamer Emile. Davis Georgetown. Z. l32 tlerces
Rice 43 bales Cotton and Sundries. To Shackelford d
Kelly Thurston & Holmes, Pringle. Cart, Koph X
Jervey G w Williams x Co, Love, Tucker.
Steamer Staples, Springs Georgetown. &, Ill tow
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PHASES OF THE MOON.
;onsisnees per south Carolina Kanlroao,

1878 bales Cotton SO4 bags Grain, $50 bags Flour lug
bbs Naval Stores cars Lumber cars Cattle. cars
old Iron &c To l. Kirkpatrick, J Caldwell
K Sons Graeser, Lee Smith & Co, q Williams Co,
d Aiken Co, Thurston Holmes, Ravenel 4 Co. II
I, LETTERS L. Co. Willis l. Chisom, King Gibbon j X
Prinpe Hunt Bros Railroad Agent, Sloan, Cohen,
Hanckel l. Co. Street Bros l. Co. Adams, Frost Co,
II Baggett & Co. Cameron Barkley Co. J Robson,
r Chambers, A Keils, d Warren L Miles Upper
4 Son. J Fl Holmes Noise Drucker. w Court
new n Co. Wardlaw & Carew Ostendorff, Murc
Co. Ell Wiss L Co. c Dukes Co, W Bee & Co, G .
witte, Watson 4 HILL Taft & Rowland + G Mey. CHS
olm Bros, g Hopley l. Co, ] Campsen Co, Roper d
stoney, WB Williams A smythe. Utsey Kenyon
eder W Smith, 7 Devices. Quackenbush, N
Wagner A Salinas, Bschof Co, l. ID DeSaussure.
Mowry l. Co. w Dowlng, Kanapaux Lanneau. L
Aver l. Co. L yelling, Robinson L. Co, G Pritchett,
j G Malonee Caroline Davis, Dinah Washington
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point. from Palatka via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah-A Chisolm and wife, Mr.
waitingha wife and daughter, Bailey and ladies.
and deck.
Per steamer Emilie from Georgetown, C-R Mid.
dleton, w Perevens and lady, Middleton, Miss A
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incurred in support of the late war against the United

or incurred in support of the late against the United
States.
16 The unexpended balance of appropriations made
within the last two years and undrawn may be paid by
tho Treasurer according to the laws of South Carolina
except "or the salary of the Aduant and Inspector
General" support of the Military Academy at Charles
ton, "for military contingencies" for services of the
Secretary Of State in signing military commissions and
for support of free schools which last shall remain in
the Treasury subject to the conditions of the provision in
section G.
BY Command of Bvt. Major-General Ed r. s. CANDY:
LOUIS " CAZIARC, Aide-de-carp
Actg Asst Adj't Gen'L
Ofhcial-O. NJ mitchell, Aide-de-Camp.
December