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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-23
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-23

~ pATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID uAIR DYE is the best IN the world. TIL"
only true and perfect Dye-harmlcss, riiahlc nsan'
tancous No disappointment. No ridcnlpus tlrts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the i'll effects ot fa!
Dues, Invisoratcs the hair leaving it sot and beautiful
The rnuuinc is signed William 4. Bai"h,I"r All Others
ar. mer. limitations and should IL a"odra Sold by all
r-;,:..i.ls AMI rrrfncrs. Factory, No. 81 Barclcy
street. New York.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-23
LITERARY.
ID WE LOVE. edited by General D. H. Hill, June.

TIE LAND WE LOVE. edited by General D. H. Hill, June,
1857, Charlotte. y. g..
This excellent magazine is now up with lis
Northern compecrs in point of interesting matter
in the regularity and pnnctuality of its time OF
issue, aud in his general outside and inside appear
ancc; all clear and unmistakcable signs that Ge
HILLS 'Land' enjoys 4 generous patronage. Tiir
present number opens with Il sketch of Gen. e. j.
ANDERSON, by Major SEAroN GALES. Of Raleigh.
This is followed by the following touching
yric Iy Row. \. J. RYAN, of Knoxville, Icnn.. the
laureate of tho South. We copy it in full:
1.-THE LAND WE LOVE-
Land of the Gentle and Brave!
Our love Is wide as thy woe,
II decpcIls beside every grave,
Where tile heart OF u hero lies low.
Land OF the brish est of skies
Our love gnws the more mid thy gloom.
Our hearts. by the sadleSt OF ties,
Gin. closest to thee in thy doom.
Land wllrr,, the d,solatc weep
III tou dcci, TO console
Our tears are hut streams making deep
Tie oi love in our soul.
Land where the victrr flag waves,
Where only the dead the free
Each link ut the clluu that eusarcs,
Shall bind us tho closer to thee.
Land VIII the 81 IN Of the cross.
Its shadow OF sorrow hat Ii She'd
We measure Love by thy Loss,
Thy Loss-by the graves OF our Deadl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-23

''Yomder's my ole inu,i,rr
Been Vaughn III dc ball so t'hG.
It's about tine sIc'l cross over
Get h"m" himcs'y.
Keel, lra in. Il" n"iievc
Mere a long time was2!n o'"r dc cros4in'
Keep pra!ln. du hcicre
Well cct home 10 hc.tyun bincly
Tile remaining articles i'll the present hn"r "l
the .lhdniic are '.i;ur Richard, III. t.. S'-'
poem. Golden Chains: shakespeare tll'. '.iIl "!'
the Drarnatist: The Founders of Al"nircal Rus
sian America: Among the Comedians; lic'Iews AMI
Literary Sutirrs
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

r,pIIHARMoNIC SOCIETY or NEW YORK.
i TwENTY-FIFrH sEAsoN1lse6s-6i.. .,.nro,. ~.
The public respectfully Informed that 70 ,etv
twenty fifth anniversary OF the organization o EVEN
aGRAND CONCE RI vii, be- be given !, on On, s,A'
ING; May T. 1907, a. srEiS"Ar hHhr NJ CARL BERGMAN
copaaeor nscs: svmphony s. In minor op 81;
Beethoysn Periudes Poeme syphoniquc Lzt overture
The Juh"ss' In T. wsesrr se rrEnroRMERs
william Mason. r. Guyon, Mad heer Mr. stems and the
German Liederkranx OF New York
pr franklin Johnston viii deliver sn appropriate ad
Snnscrption tickets for i've dollars; single ckets
one dollar and fty cents each Subscripons end
,cpss FOR saIe Al Jordens Martens (succeksos 20 Sch
fcnber9 Lus 7ss Broadway; Gustav schrrer ~, s,oss
yav. Hail Son, 6t3 Broadway; Pond &Co, ~
Schubcrth Co. so Broadway and 1T steinwsy ha On 'n
evening OF the performance
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

vTrArcHEs-ro CLOSE BpsrNess-wK orFER ouR
w 81 imported Watches. which ccnprsss AZ ~,
Kinds auaititics ~ ess than imporAtion cos. ~,
4 jewelers. safe uArgs sisel. ccuatsrs scaAess Sss~
"a 40. q lGl Dowery.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

., rEINwAY HALL-s5TH SUNDAY CONCERT.
- Sunday evening, April zs at . O'Clock. n,o.ax
On this Occasion the following ayorite artists will appear
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE. Tenor;
Mr. S. G. CAMPBELL Baritone .
INV The kind Miss Rclngs drecress OF the
hus"'' Mr.. q. w. MORGAN. orgcnist;
Mr. o. w. COLBY. Accompanist;
Mr. O. MATZKA, Conductor, and
TfIEo THOMAS CELEBRATED ORCHESThA
Ttctcts SO cents: reserved seats 81 cents extra.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

CHURCH,
at II O'Clock BY the a. sextous -
UNITED CHOTRS OF TRlNlTvris and at The
The sermon by the Rev. the Req Appleton =
Tickets for the Oratortc. q. v NO w Brosdway: y.
the Parish, the churches of.Ksto,e 49, CO. Bronh-
SapeIs OF 81. John aud Trl1nd OF Sncoo"
Co1s. as Broadway; Pcs -, 49, he obtsiusd a.
way. Sexsonsaf one mhding. L.oih -
the clera,s Price ~ Y. YOUNG, d. d..
oeooS 1 =, the 9of the Conee OF Management
The New York herald., 1867-04-25


A LADY or EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT DE
"A srss 10 form the acquaintsnce Of . bachelor
ridower on the shady side OF forty with 70 matr
AlutnnA, station ID.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

vrrA ATCHFS IN GREAT VARIETY.
w ENGLISH. SWISS AND AMERICAN -
good Watch n silver hnnting t'2, SIS and 80
good lever Watch In silver hunting cases so 70 80
Ladies oold watches, hunting cases, So ~ yO.
Patent levers tEnelish) hunting cases: So 80 se
American levers. hunting eases, 80. fg, -.
The above Watches warranted year. -
JOHN cox, $50 Bowery,
Agent for sale q Bourw,in and American Watches
The New York herald., 1867-04-25


AsA ID their elegant and interesting entertai az
BRILLIANT SUCCESlrR RSiTpp a. ITO
IRvsKs. vkAAR ", CnNCEKTs l;!Y itSfN ,Gnie Dundse
MRS HOWARD PAUL. ysseler,", sp'hs'e''
,The Ship on Fire ma ~ Ladies, NE Nse'si'oMS 'MsiSMgNr
And also give her exraordiiMSf the G,ss, Tenors
And her vonaa.S In their songs
N 10, ~. sweetheart and sM,appari Tut Amorss'
from the opera Of Martha.
MIR. HOWARD PAUL
VIII sing his History "
..Julius Cmsarn "When George the Third was King"
And give his inimitable representation ot the
EMPEROR NAPOLEON.
Tickets 80 cents Reserved seats y cents es,rs estarwx
ticket Office ll2 Broadway. and IRVING HALL.
Doors open a 7I,, TO begin at O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

GAN FRANCISCO MINsrRELs sSs RRoApwAv
TIE He ,Tna1 TR0uBLE ,isL CoNaENCEs AT O'CLOCK
BIRCH, wAMBOLD, BERNARD Avn RAcRTrs
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS
whose success has hevr been equaed by any similar
ganizaiion In the yorld. New and cheerful Burnouts
every week Othso ao ana Masbeth LAfr Screaming
of laughter tb Shadow Pantomr Sfand MATCH oi tno
Black Cook andA frfcan Ballet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

uvHE eminent and Distinguished Doctor, Sir
James Clara. Physician 20 queen Victoria,
and most learned and distinguished men OF this
age. la his treatise On Consumption, says; That
Pulmonary Consumption can be cured, admits
no longer OF a doubt. and ~ eminent writers
on pathological anatomy, at this present Time
sEree That consumption can be cured, II proper
remedies are used In time and testimony the
E1st con gincing, clearly proves that this dis
ease must not be trihed with by using all Kinds
q patent Medicines and quack nostrums, but
tEe only safe sud certain cure nov In use
L~nroughOut the South is known as Or. VIII
hzms' Pulmn1ic Ba'sam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Naptha, which has stood the test ~
more than twenty years traat, during which
cine 81 has given the most convincing proof OF
~ great efficacy IN having arrested tbs most
subtle aud treachsrous disease with thousands
Who are living witnesses to-day 70 testify 10
ue truth o. Nkat We here state And 70 the
fneredulous who are suffering with any pulmO-
uRrv disease. no mater OF how long standing,
We ask you 70 Try thls mediciue once, and De
convinced lor yOurseG .
sold by all respectable DRUGGISTS throughout
she south. h ler can be suppled At J, B.
WATSON q cor Rhoiesale Drug House.
BdemphiE genR7 70 whom all orders must BE-
addressed. Qc8u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
A OF JUDGE SMITH.
OF THE CONVICTION
BAR.

At a meeting Of the members Of tb0
COvingtOn Bar, held in the Court House
on Thursday, the oath day Of October
1867, TO take into consideration thu
decease OF the late Thomas @. Smith
Judge or The Law Court, of the city o
Memphis, on motion II. r. Bate, Esq.
was appointed Chairman, and VIM
Sanford, Esq, Secretary.
The object Of the meeting being eX'
planned, Isaac NJ. Steele, Esq proposed
the following preamble and resolutions
except the names in the fourth aud fifth
resolution, which were blank, and
which on motion Of r.. A. Sanford, Esq,
were filed by the Chairman, with the
names Of J.. II. Lauderdsle, G. w.
Smitheal and Isaac NJ. Steele; when
said preamble and resolutions were un.
animously adopted. e
WHEREAS, The sad intelligence OF the
death of the Hon. Thomas G.. Smith,
late Judge OF the Law Court of the city
of Memphis, has been received by the
Bar Of CovingtOn, who have met for the
purpose OF msnifesting their deep sense
Of his loss, their appreciation Of his vir-
tues, and their sympathy with his family
In their affiiction. Therefore,
l. ResOJUed, That we have heard with
deep and unaffected sorrow OF the sud-
den demise Of the Hon. Thomas q.
Smith, in the maturity Of his intellectual
powers, and in the 2 NTH of his profes.
sional usefulness and honor.
,. Resolved, That in the death of
Judge Smith, the Bench and the Bar of
West Tennessee have lost n Of their
brightest ornaments, and the commu-
nifty one Of its best citizens.
g. Resolved, That we cordially and
sincerely sympsthize with the family Of
the deceased in their sad and i%rrepsTable
bereavement, and tender our coincidence
for the misfortune they have suffered.
4. Resolved, That J. H. Lauderdale,
Esq, on behalf Of this meeting, be re-
quested to ask the Chancellor to have
the proceedings thereof spread upon the
minutes of the ChRncery Court at this
place, and that G.. W. Smitheal, Esq,
make the same request Of the Circuit
Court.
5. Reso1Ued, That the Upton HeskyRe-
cord, and the Memphis daily papers, be
requested to publish the proceedings Of
this meeting and that Isaac N. Steele,
be appointed to forward a copy Of
the same 10 the family Of the deceased.
On motion, the meeting then dissolved.
H. R. BATE, Chairman.
WIN. SANFORD, Secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-An accident
occurred on the Memphis and Ohio rail-
road yesterday morning near Humboldt.
Both the up aud down trains got of the
track. The engineer and fireman Of the
former were very seriously Injured,
while one Of the passenger coaches Of the
latter was badly smashed up. The trains
were delayed sbOBt four hours, but are
now running as usual. John Donovan,
President OF The Citizens Union Bank,
Of this city, was on the down train, but
escaped unhurt. The crowded state OF
our columns this morning prevents the
giviBgOf further particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

RELIEF FOR THE DEsTTTUT E.-Phe
net proceeds Of the benefit Of Wednesday
night last, for the widows andorphsus OF
the city, amounting 70 I7S 90, have
been paid owe by the manager to q
committee and by them placed in the
hands OF a committee Of ladies consisting
OF Mre. q. +. Foute, Mrs. 7. b. Turley,
Mrs. 5. II. Ford, Mrs. B. A. Massey,
Mrs. John Cannovsn, Mrs. ]. B. Stead
man, and Mrs. T. D. Eldredge, for distri-
button. Those who purchased no ticket for
the benefit, and therefore cannot con-
g~rat1late themselves as having con-
tributed their mite, TO relieve and feed
and warm the destitute and deserving
ome and helpless children Of the city,
may still do so by depositing with Nj.
Pritehsrd, Cashier OF the Tennessee
Savings Institution, whatever sum they
feel able and dispose to contribute.
Whatever Is 50 received will be disbursed
by the COMMITTEES Of ladies; which
ought, indeed, 70 % 2 permanent aid,
for there Is TO be much distress in Mem
phis this coming winter.
Cots Merino Shirts and Drawers only
81 30 ct Elson's, Oc27-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
DEATH OF DIR. 7. ]. sALE-TRIRuT

DEATH OF DR.. 7. J. SALE-TRIBUTE
OF RESPECT BY HIS PROFESSIONAL
BRETHREN. The death of DR.. T. j.
Sale, n of our most valued medical
men, has cast a gloom over the social
circle which he adorned, and caused
the fall Of many a manly tear from the
eyes Of his professional brethren, by
whom ne was only known TO be appre-
ciated. He leaves Q wife and several
children to mourn the loss Of a kind,
affeetionRte husband and father. Regret
ting his loss, we are pleased 10 know that
our deceased friend took the precautiOn
some time since to insure his life in the
Southern Life Insurance Company for
ten thousand dollars. At q large meet
ing OF the Faculty, held at the office Of
DR.. W. E. Rogers yesterday, the follow
ing proceedings were had:
AT I meeting OF members Of the
medical profession, held at the Office Of
Or. w. Z. Rogers, October %, 1867, 4
pm, DR.. John PittmRn WAS called to
the Chair and DR.. r. w. Mitchell re-
uuested TO act as Secretary. The Chair
man stated hat the meeting had been
convened for the purpose Of giving
expression, in fitting terms, al the regret
We feel in the demise Of our late friend
and brother, DR.. 7. j. Sale, which sad
event occurred at six O'Clock this mern-
ing, at his residence on Madison street.
On motion, Drs. Paul Otey, f Wood
ward, w. f Rogers and John Pittmau
were appointed q committee draft
suitable resolutions, and reported as
follows
Whereas, An Advise Providence has
In His unfathomable wisdom, removed
tom US by His W appointed means,
our late friend and brother, DIT. J, Sale,
RsS0iped, That in our intercourse with
DR.. T. J. Sale, we ever found him the
kind, courteous gentleman, and the hoH-
oTRble and active ~cO-lRborsr in his pro-
fession, and that his death creates a void
that we deeply feel and sincerely mour
Resolved, That we truly Hympathize
with his afflicted wife and children in
their bereavement, and pray that the
God who 4" tempers the wind TO the
shOrn lamb,n will sustain them in this
terrible night Of s~fiiction.
Resolved That q copy Of these resolu-
tions be furnished the family Of our de.
ceased brother also a copy be furnished
the city press and the NGShUiUs Medical
ana Sar6scds J0arldt for publication.
Resolved, That DIR. w. Z. Rogers pre-
sent a copy OF these resolutions to the
Board of Health, with the request that
they be spread upon the records Of the
Board.
Resolved, That we as 8 body attend
the remains Of our late brother to their
last resting place at Elmwood Cemetery,
tomorrow st IL O'Clock am.
R MITCHELL, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

SECURE YOURSELVES In the mids
Of life we are ia death. The every day
experience Of U lives but goes to prove
the correctness Of this saying. Knowing
that life is Of bat short duration. at best,
il is a duty that all owe TO their families
or surviving relatives, TO provide fol
them in csse Of their demise. Il costs
but a small amount, and untold good is
old friend, Mcclure, who has an office al
Is jefferson street, represents z Of the
best companies in tie Union, and will
insure on the most advantageous terms.
Dr0p Ia and see him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

Two NINETY-SEvEN.-Less seven this
was the number OF a vessel, who was
manned by 3 gallant crew, that dared to
do what they believed Doe right for the
Lost cause" That these brave fellows
did not succeed wss no fault OF theirs.
They have abided by the issue, and re-
turned TO their peaceful calliDgs, so have
our neighbors Elston Bros, No. 297 Main
street. After years Of struggle they have
succeeded in establishing q business
second 10 no house in the city. Very
many OF our lady friends ~pAtroniZe them
for the reason that their stock is well
selected, and sold below the usual market
rates. Ladies' dress and gents furnishing
goods, with a full aud complete supply Of
hosiery, gloves, boots and shoes, etc,
will be found at 297. Look TO &c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

DRUGS AND MEDICINES Among the
many drug houses for which We areso IA.
nous, none we Wot Of are growing more
rapidly in popular estimation than that
Of MessTs. j. B. WATSON & Co, No. BIS
Main street. Associated with this house
are Messrs. II. 4. PaTnsworth, John G.
Reahrt Richard Brewster, q. p. Seng.
tack, James Boon, George Gouriay, and
Others, allOf whom are well and favora-
bly, known ia this city aud throughout
the South generally, as thorough prac-
teal Druggists, and correct business meH
Of long end tried experience. With
their personal knoBie3ge and familiarity
~ 10 the wants Of the trade, they cannot
fail to give satisfaction 70 their patrons
and make this what IL IS evidently des-
tined t. he, "ths drug emporium OF the
South" All goods sold at this house
are imported direct from foreign markets,
which fact gives their customers superior
advantages in their purchases. SIS Main
street Is the place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

A y undivided oue-hslfIuterest In 5000 acres
- Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
aud SEWER counties, Arkansas
Interest, the title to which isperfect, VIII
be sold at a low figure, for one-third cash and
the remainder a. one and two yearS, without
interest
Also, 800 acres Of magnificent Arkansss
river bottom land. above al overflow, and the
finest body Of land In the state, in Crawford
county Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
Gels, fOr cash.
Apply 10 PIEE& ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh3-tf 283 Main street. Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
- MFMPHIs THEArER-Tha 3

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The some
what hsckneyed and not very popular
play q the Hidden Hand was produced
st the New Memphis last night with
Miss Melville as Gapitola,n a part
which she played with considerable
credit to herself. The piece like the
Ledger story from which il is dramatised)
is Tong drdUn on, but does very well for
p Saturday night. The singing of Mss
Melville was exceedingly good and re-
peatrdiy encored. She was supported
mot over aud above Well by the stock.
A repetition Of the piece, with the same
cast, would not be gratifying. To-mor-
roy night we are 10 have Miss Melville
In The Daughter Of The Regiment.
Having g ibis young lady in this
character before, We caB safely say that
in il she excels. 10 and sec heF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
z rrirrins AR years male hlseI

z. TriggIns, as years, male, black,
accident: G. Smith, % years, female,
black; w. H. Anderson, . wears, male,
white, congestion f. Russell, 25 years,
female, white, cholera; unknown, 60
years, male black, old age; D. Rollins,
so years, male, black, old age L. Hays,
80 years, female, black; s. Brown, so
years, female, black, bilious fever; &C.
Chool. 40 years, female. black, typhoid
fever n. Elwood. 2S years, male,
white, congestion X. Mitchell, % years,
female black, yellow fever; z Mont
gomery, g years, female, black, yellow
fever; Mrs. Nelly, Al years, female,
white, remit fever; E. Sam. "a years,
female, black, remit fever P. Rors. 80
years, :imsle, white, dysentery; NJ. Nc
Grave, % years, male, white, cholera
H. White, y years, male, black, dipthe-
ria DR.. P. Parrot, inquest, unknown
". McCrOne, IS years, male, white,
yellow fever.
CORNELIUS & MCCAFFREY,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

J. c. Eyrich, Geo. f. Rohr, ChRs.
Coffin, /. s. Grant and VIM. Chambers
returned last evening from Nashville,
where they had been attending the
annual session Of the Grand Division
Sons Of Temperance, representing the
different Divisions Of this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
INTENSE CONFEDERATION,
A PORTION OF THE BRAD
LEY BILOXI BURNED.
Loss Estimated at $3.50 600.


About six o'clock last night an alarm
OF IRE was given, caused by volume Of
smoke issuing from the warehouse OF
Banhl & Co., In the Bradley Block. The
fire was speedily extipguished without
the aid of the firemen, and all was sup
posed TO. be safe. About midnight the
alarm was again sounded, the cause be-
ing the same as in the first instance.
The firemen were quickly on the
ground, but seemed to be a long time in
getting TO work. The flames spread with
alarming Tapidity from the store Of
Messrs. Banfil 4 Co., to those of
j.. K. Moody, commission mer-
chant, and r. p. Walt q Co. The
Ice House Of NJ. Pyne q Co., was
at u time in imminent danger,
but was fortunately saved from destruc-
ton. The stock OF H.R Downs d Co.
was considerably damaged by water.
After the fire had been raging about an
hour the walls Of the northern portion of
the block fell with q Tremendous crash. It
is difficult to get at the loss correctly, but
we feel safe 10 estimating 1t at $4,000,
which is mostly covered by insurance.
The burning of this building will be Sc
riously felt in our business circles, as it
is the most evere fire we have had since
the burning Of the buildings on Towards
row some months since. Hl +ar =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27
mIsCELLANEoUs.

500 BbIs Mess Pork,
rs Casks Bacon Sides.
25 Casks shoulders.
325 sacks Choice Coffee.
$50 Rbis Sugar, assorted,
500 Bills Flour, all grades,
200 Bbis Meal
so BbIs whisky,
100 Bills n. O. MOIasses,
$50 Half Bbls N o. MOIasses,
500 Kits MackereI.
80 Bills No. - and 3 Mackerel
$50 Pieces Kentucky Bagging,
go Bales India Bagging,
100 Coils Rope,
2O0 Half Coils Rope,
300 Kegs Lard,
% Tierces Lard.
100 BXs Tobacco. asSrt'd brands
30 Bills No. L Cider Vinegar,
90 BbIs Breakfast Bacon,
80 T1erces SugAr-cUred Hams,
Aud an extra large assortment OF Groceries
which viii be sold low for cash, or on usual
time 70 prompt paying customers
Advances Will be made on shipments OF
Cotton, for sale here, or to our friends in New
Orleans. ..-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

Observation-Disclosures fever, So
pneumonia, !; premature birth, diar-
rhes, 8; congestion, 8; remittent fever;
8 ; bilious fever, .; menorrhagis, l acct
dent, l unknown, 3; diptheris, l old
age, A; commissions, . consumption, 2;
cholera infantum, l marRsmus, l, en-
tent fever, 2; gsstrometerty, ] organic
disease Of stomach, /; cholera, 2; pere-
t~onitis, / dysentery, l..
W. 4. ROGERS. NJ. D..
Secretary Board Of Health.
MEMPHIS, October 2i.
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DIsCHARGED-The negro James Pat
teTson, arrested on Friday, charged with
attempting to commit a rape on the per
son Of s white Oms named Jane Cox,
was brought before Justice Miller yes
terday, and discharged, no one appearing
to prosecute.
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Dissolution.

THE c~opartuership heretofore existing under
tie name and style Of EENNEDAI &
ENEED was dissolved on the 2sd Instant by
mutual consent. T. =. SNEED having pur-
chased the entire as els aud assumed all the
lishl ties, he only IS authorized 10 collect and
setJIe the old business.
W. II. EENNEDAY,
T. r. SNEED.
Eaufawhar o.
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LAID UP.-We were panied yesterday
to learn OF the illness Of our efficient
Deputy Sheriff Swan. 1t is to be hoped
that he will sOOn makehi Ii appearance 81
the GreenlaW. ~