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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29
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ToHAT- NRAfY,
= AIt0RNEf--aI / La W.
4- once opposite Reed s. Schclls Bank.
Counsel given III rns'lsh '-ae 7ermsn. lapi-oJ
~ - - .---,,
i@ t--l... p 2 i-LNt,.t->.f ~, t.'tAi-
Ha7 yEmsd Fer-n nersaiP in the practice Of
-av 54os % Iuiana Street, two doors South
ae &enEel House. IApril 4, ls64-tf
$500.
~, - ,.,,.r,-
-.t iJhNAt Al "a w. 11'FoA'' "a
se.uHy l-05ass bis professional sssEices
.a Jusiana street.
FTaYES IRVINE.
&TI4HNEY AT Ia .t
VI ..t ta'iatalsg ana PfoNps.s als' '
ss4 t' H's care '''a12 "it''f t'is'
,'a..- s.-e-' '-''' "''is ~
4eas House. May -t'iy
Ef~FY ai- Al-Si
-, - an l,,.i-
III .a'-'.l..y -ll il'.lls. 5.-3 "a 49,
af-- ei-Fas.e- g. i-l7 g'-7 - -
-a- .e'Atls7. -l-.l-a- ,.-t-5 -, Ea5s, ,r;+b
Ff, 1eah-s' &C. al.4,.s e.l.l1 --1 .t
-aaE aparg, ga dG-ll4a stlee., uoota aee1N
.aas Aeasst House ai'l i''i''-
..-...,
2. - 11' '.s -
NJ ATTORNEYS AT Law,
BEDToRn, FGSS. A.
1E-e Regrls opposite the Nengei House, viii
pre .lle 20 tne several tsUTl- 't bsdlotl county.
Pensions. baaltcs ana 1atA pHy 'p.Aihet anu anu V,'o
purchase Of Real ESTATE attended To- may H. ''-'y
----------.
d. 0is>.1-, & =, --r- ar,
~ AA13hNLf Al taH'
uaeo 'ta JOINS cessna On tne square near
entrusted 10 Isl. care viii receive faithful and
prompt attention. Military Claims Pensions, &s,'
speedily collected. JUNE y 1909.
II Is. SiUChE4,
A<.,-,-- a.. -. -r-,--r-r7 .rr, A, wv
ia t''-' - .r-tS .I,4-N-sr
and REAL E74AlL ANN l.
gtiel aa Main Street between Fourth and Fifth,
opposit. the Court House.
KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Mi practice 10 tho adjoining t9anneS Of ms 5-
sa.r ai Kansas. Ju'y l-'u
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29

once opposite Reed & Scholl's Bank.
g.ua=a. given iu English ard German. lapi26l
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29

gT-EY ~. AI-SfP,
a. ATTORNEY AT Law. BEnrCUu, Pa,
#.uai-HiaIly and promptly st.end to all basi-
pes. entrusted DO his cars il Bedford and adi7iH-
s.- counties. Military claims Pensions, back
r.r. Bounty. sc. speedily collected. oiace with
.Iaaa span. ga Juiaua street. doors south
ar.as Neags House. aI4l ls6i.-;t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29
ATTORNEYS ar Law.

Professional 4 8asiaess earas.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29

----s--s W.
sFEYERS & DICkERSgN,
At ATTORNEYS AT Law,
BEug0Rn. PGSE'A.,
CHea nearle opposite tie Meugei House, win
practice iu the several Courts Of Bedford county
Pensions bogutcs and back puy obtained and the
garehase Of Real Estate attended TO. Lmay IL 66-ly
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-11-29

The land that is very far oa."-I.a. AzzH n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
o,IYTEEN HUNDRED U,GOO) ACRES for

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE - 100 acres of
l. LAND Wood County Wisconsin Address for one week to
N r..t nRa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
Corporation aotitrs.
CORP0RATT0N YoTICE.-Public notice i

CORPORATION N0TICE.-Public notice l.
~ hereby given the owner OF owners; % sst
hS Tho s sSd ises have been completed % lois u
the Board OF Assessors for examination o 9" p'n'
LAYING erossw,t, at Intersection Of 7h avenue and B
' Tof paving vita blocks sch stree. from 50 to 50 .,:
Tor paving blocks 18th street iron n 70 ON ~s
shFor building basin on southwest corner OF Lev" ana wv
streets an the uohn,., corner Of Lewis and FosA
s.sFor building sOaas, eOrneOf Fletcher and P'
laying l2sh at 10Th avenue B0ad'
i shFof paving With stone bloch, from Houston i'
tagging ID avenue from 27h l2th streets sesi 50.
iOhor rcguang grading setting curb and gDsssf ana t"
iithFor aggug Sidewalks mont Of Nos s snd go rs'ta mss
lshRor tagging sdwaAs T. lzsS street .a S ~ 20
street % % 80 SA Ias.h street. from s,b .ysHu
i5For building in seh street from sewer N 'h ss""'
The limits embraced by hcSe all ne sewers. %
and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots. piece s saa ss N. f.ss
from 9Th the een, Of half The bos Ss The u
sry ss Of Broadway and the eaStery Sds Of h esas 0~
streets ., .,sA street from sth avenue pOrt bali
tween b and Oh also sSS sides Of the
.bes Of is,h .,fsst s,h avsssss Also by,
Of the Interesting street. to the extent .s sss LEN street sSs
Avcnae ska the westerly Sde Of Lewis and 'Ds s''s
nom sss,y ie Of A street. Lewis street 70 1'fs1 -
also The westerly Lewis and the sA''ey AIDE A'''-'
&c sShs cush.y side Fletcher street. from Pearl street
dsn, ~ zee. ssss 81 h street FROM 10th 18th sysouss' AZ. @
s,sss Ts .Ss :: sfs .%as, ~ Broadway
@ sides os ss' .s 's Ss i.
street point hs,hs block south q iS no Boa RON ID avenue
' s '% ,a e 70 and Is. s,
Al. s,os a"S Che esstsr % Of ID avenue " the
the block fn ia street :, Nos s2s aul 10th
sr oh sides "a .sa sss sVssa. aS
Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

CIXTEEN HUNDRED $1,000 ACRES for
- sALHMde Georgia Iaudsone Of the best CotOn, Corn and
Wheat Farms Middle Geous offer Tor SALE favorable
Plantation situated the Counties Of Green aud Montgomery
on the Appaache River miles from Bac Head depot on The
Geo Railroad viii make 900 worth Of produce this year (s6
several good mch cow and 50 head Of stock hogs Also oQor 800
bushels and 20 900 pounds ~ hay fodder shuek also from
bushels OF seed plantation tools wagons carts
oxen the best Cine Georgia There
twodNeg the place. each With six good large n
sheds extending tho whole length Of the ghnse ana
on QUE place brick cbne the other place
the cabins Of logs The plantation Is we'll situated to su
vision having abundance OF and branches o.
pue running the different tracts OF land On the m
tract there best mill sites Georgia and pAyng %
invested 10 specie when twas burned by Gen
sar November 1854 The foundation upon and around
where The mill granite and there granite on the very
nine FEET vita ipehAusnbs supply There rs Of fruit
trees on the places consisting Of peach. apple piums ne
There 500 OF heavily tnbered forest land
cultivation the most Of which cultivation
I'M, 900 OF second growth pine mostly There
are rs acres Of bottom viii yield bale Of cotton per and
400 acres Of apa mostly that will Weld half bale Of cotton
acre. and proportion We invite Northern and est
c and foreign emigration settle With We have the lands but
Are deficient capital We have abundance Of
ehep labor tue four have deprived Of The
purchasing stock for the hhorc to In the cultivation OF
these wishing purchase TO examine my plantation
they with Madison h county town Of Nor
attention win them either place. bring them hons ard
shall them anything again ask where lads
abundant where have good health aud
good anywhere certainty 81 ample compensation
10 the shandman will take for plantation onehac cash the
balance and two tine JAMRS RhD Madison eora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
altn Qualifications
9fu Qualifications.
CECOND EDITION READY.
WILLIAM MASON 4 T. S. HOADLEYS
METHOD FOR THE PIANO-FORIE.
24O pp Large Illustrated. Price, ~.

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ne tie musical world pupils and teachers the pu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
SuarS anS 8uums.

MO 1852 NEW MOI East Thirty -secOnd-st.,
two suites large ROOMS 10 RENT with bosri 10 Pn,As h1g
furniture second Hoor $25 per week for No INN hoo pa
References required ----------------
DOOMS WITH BOARDING. 0 University
IL place Dinner p Apply in the basement to The ssss
JIO NINTH-ST., between Broadway and
Il - University plsce-A choice ROOM for nsn and VIE va
BOARD; also few comfortable Rooms Tor nge g''A
Reference required
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
Situations @ImirS- fmalts.
Situations TlanttS -HlaIts.

WANTED-A Situation as CLERK i'll II
Mercantile House and respectable with
experience ersncA Address for days JAMES CoMMSS
No. ~ Waiis-st, CITY
NNANTED-A Situation by respectable
w Young with references PORTER MESSENGER, will
make himself useful around Apply, for days TO PATRICK
CLOOSAN Of Mrs Malony No go West Thirty tfh IT
bet Ninth and Tenihayes, HewYors 49,
MANTED-A Situation by respectable
w Young man CLERK Hardware Store has good references
Apply Tor ALBERT HUGGETT No. So Newark jersey
City ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

NOR SALE-Pleasant furnished HOUSE, 36x
l. O harm y acres prey laid ont Is minutes rie from Depot
good; locality healthy Would exchange for
aV properly rn's s"''V" VIM L. TAYLOR No II walst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
Acusts xna cAarnls @anitS.

49,. -
WANTED TO BIJY--a LOT. with OF without
w House Staten Island. distant from the eneA Al
dress BECKER, No. 07e siIthase ------------------
XVANTED-A BUILDING for manuiactlr-
w lrs ,axn.. ood MN with or without Power equal TO 20 90
feet noo aud yard than 50 by 9 wshted ~ May nd
sooner east side below Tenhs preferred A1es, H.
q. y. Station A. ------ - ---
NOTICE to REAL ESTATE AGENTS
~ Please Circulars Of Floors to L' I" KoVAS Boz No Isl
Tri lime fre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13

VALUABLE MINERAL SPRING PROP
Y RRTY with Hotel budngs for SALE EXCHANGE for REAL
ESTATE Apply the Drug Of Fourihst aud owe
oI1 OO0 A FINE COUNTRY SEAT
I4,VOV. FOR sALE1M wsssst y =. % % .cls,
Of excellent dwellings and outAungs large srchsu
apple peach trees strawberry plot trsa stream
through tho property, good neghhoTho0d convenient TO emr
schoos and quarter me from depot bLhhh
No. 81 wlIamsL Sew.iork and No ]! siern.eSs hio - =
nnn RIJILDINC; LOTS, finely located in the
VbD ey Patersop NewJefsy, hns Improvements" "'
SALE. on EXCHANGE % 6rst. Sass property ~
'' " JOHNSON MIILkR, No % Nasaust. n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
90 Salbum il man 6oat,ru.
gust anS fuunb

Ok REWARD.-LOSTTa0CIn IN the 5tn !. inst III ~
% sar viii receive the above upon rtehg to No 10
Waterst. i. .i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-13
&uttipn SaIts Of EfaI 6atatt.
w. y. MiILsa Asstie,e..,
Pr JOHNSON g. MILLER
- auSrrrQNEsRs AND


No 25 EAssAusr., COR ckoAR-sr, sE@eosx
onses Stores Lots County Seats and Farms bought sold rented
WEDNESDAY NOV - at II o'clock athe Er'tlage sasoE
GREAT and 1BsoLUTE SALE Of 100 VALUABLE EAST Sgw
YORK OTIS situated On ATLANTIC and EAST NETWORK AYES
XrLASTIcAvR S. entire VAN sISDREs .sd
PAciFcsT X s. entire Front between STONE and EAST sBw
P1cfiCSr. s. s., between sToxBAyE and sAcKMAssT, Gu.
tire front: 20 fail lots
DEiKsT., n. s, between sToNEAvR and sAcKMASsr.; 20
EAST ' NSwYoRR and VAN sISDREsAvEs function, aL
Aas. at me opposite I1Ss % The iS Sa s' he oSn
.S Ga L6Ts OTIS s1S G S@ and 1BLE s
the entire font on Fuionaye between Smith and seh
Four LOTS on FultOnave and Atlantic Iekme and p.ea
Terms EASY Mans ana full particulars Office No Is Nassau
attention Of and Of plras 'sssSs deS
the nag SUBURB yieiOy Of SesT 5 The RSHs{
70 be sold located IN the imneoa!s 'e ~ All xlSa 70 Bar
chase are requested maps Of the AsetGuse aud personally
Terms LIBERAL Maps the Office Of AucsiOnee No. = NASSAU
Nsw.York. -.
n OR SALE-MARINE HOSPITAL
GR0USDsYOee hereby ve3 sss pursuant er,, ,ss
he eaIs,d By law upon As ss'T o. 81 s s pb .
Merchants EEsSEs s' a Ss 10Th ss y Of
O'clock m by E. H. LUDLOW Co, Auetonetr ths l1n1s eeosg
s S sis when Se s sns aad ii s'G Ss
ginning the corner formed by the int s o. M, e Of
and running thence .Oube along esss se Of aid y.Su
500 feet more or marx OF the Bay Of New
York nOhey along said bay at og saH @ ns
from the sutry Of lands belonging the United states ti
esterv 400 feet line parallel With SAD southery h
Al distance Of aud inches thseon TO psn eh Hoah
,erSee by line the south est corner OF SAID a1s
The limited States dock said lsnd thence porhS
feet and inches southwest OF % lands Of he O1
S thence along side Of said lands $40 feet more
10 sonh westerly Soutfs more OF e
the pont beginning containing y acres DC me same NOR
or less together with al the right title and interest," o. ne 1kd
the Of the streets aud Ave1
sfsed such sale win he made parcel 10 the highest ba
hut al mot less than three hundred and W thousand dollar
and subject reservation II the use 81 20 mneed
sa grounds land under water front thereof ss sph
the seventh section chapter Of the laws Of 1866 Tor the parp
spesed said law for the period Of years from the M t9
Anil 1890 The purchaser will be entitled 70 p'ien iTon ne Stat
nvevng said lands OF all hcumbraBces ercet Their
seaton Aforesaid together with all the lands under water 70 a
.sd nense 500 feet beyo1d l0w-wsier marks subject
10 su6 restrictions conditions usually contained IN gsi
from the State under water Ten per cent OF he p
kin he required paid 10 the Board at The time II sale ~
the residue within thirty days thereafter Maps Of the properly NAV
seen al the Office Of the Secretary, No. rs Paest
' - ~" IL W. JOHNSON. Secretary.
Eew.York, October rs, 1861 i+. ...
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a. gtt.

ITO LET-With Steam Power, fine ROOMS,
with excellent light in soed location very seRysaen s s.l
terms moderate Address NJ G.. Box no. ~ Tribune OGee
TTIO LET UNFURNISHED.-Be Beautiful 3-stoy
brick HOUSE; all imprOyements splendid oreri Int ezSs
Apply OWNER on the premises seveu'a'e cor Fofo'se
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

In the chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. lq0s-HenTy Rice ct 81. vs.. Samuel Palioch
ct 81.
ne defendant. Benz. F. johnson, Is a non
Iesidept OF the state OF Tennsssees
M is therefore ordered Inat ne make ~
aonearsnee herein at the Courthouse, in this
M ~ Nemphis. Tenn, on or before the fins
Monday in July, 1867, and plead, an
.ver or demur to complainant bill, or tht
49, Hil ~ taken for confessed, as to him
49, - ~ Hesrfnn sx pafte, and hist a copy
~ ans order De published once s week, fol
sagr snocessive weeks, IN the Memphis Az
Raj
SfiaUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
~ r j, BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
can't & Waddell, sells. for complainant.
Faf laEr4V
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
fFrom tho PeleEburE Index.I

AETI-MALARIAL BITTERs This preparat on
OF our ~neighbors is making friends In every
direction. Below We copy from the Richmond
Examiner an article in commendation Of them.
Fortunately for US our health Is so good as not
to require medic mes, and hence we canine
speak Of them nom experience, but the gentle
men named below are both EpoWn 10 Us, and
We are willing 10 endorse tnem:
Many compounds have been made by all
sorts Of phiianthropists to give tone TO the
stomach, but most Of them have proved 1ail-
ures. Not 50, however, with The new discovery
in tho Materia Medica Of D. z. Everts & Co, 0f
Petersburg for, If we can place condolences In
the WOldo on well known gentlemen. the Anti
Malarial Bitiers, manufactured mt sold BY
these gentlemen, approach nearer the elixir OF
life than any other mixture that has ever been
offered 70 the public. ats said TO be a specific
Tor ChfIls and Fever, and ali diseases arising
from malarisl poisoning In support OF the
excellent curative and t0nical qualities OF these
Ritters. we have the free testimony Of Nj. s.
". Britton, OF Petersburg, ana ar. John
Wvths Parks. OF n rfulk. gentlemen whose
word cannot be questioned. We adviseal who
are suffering from any 81 the complaints TO
which the stomach or digestive organs Is heir,
TO drink freely Of The AntiMalaFial Bltterss
For sale by p l. HUETTE & 20,
ield In SIS Main, corner Monroe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
AffnchnLe1lf RIif.

Law Court Of Memphis.
W. B. Gibson 4 Co. pla1niIEs, VS.. j. II. Haynle
& Co., defendants.
A FFiBAEiT for attachment having been
n made in this case n pursuance Of section
8455 OF the Code Of Tennessee, n attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer I" levied, etc, b" on the properly Of the de-
PENDANTS, j. II. Hay ME & Co.;
N Is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear al the Courthouse in the city Sem, w
phis, Tenn, ON or before the second Moay Of th
June next, and defend this suit, or thGNnEsp
viii be taken Tor confessed as TO them, and the
case set for hearing g Parte, and that a copy Of
this order be published nee q week for four
coneecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy: JOHN Clerk.
Clerks Ohiee, May 2, 1867.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
nlainfifs mays law4wa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
Bill for D6gOrce.

In the Circuit Court OF s. ably County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson vs.. George Anderson.
IN this cause il appearing nom affidavit on
aie that defendant, George Andersen, is q
Nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee;
IN IL Therefore ordered, he do enter
his appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn, within the three
drst DAYS OF The September Term, 1867, and
Dlead. answer OF demur to e~omplatnants bill,
ar fhe game viii be taken for confessed, and
~. Tor hearing exparte It IS mrther ordered
maj a copy Of this order be published once a
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal.
a true ~cOpy-attest;
BY GUY THORPE, ID. Y.
HaIum a Mulligan attorneys for complain
i1ne II. 1861. Jel2 law4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. IGE.-Joseph o. Thweait vs.. Kirkland Cal
hOun, JamesC c. Calhoun et al.
TT appearing nom afidavit in this cause that
the delenoants, KiFtiaud Calhoun, James q.
Calhoun, John C. Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun and
Treadwel A. Calhoun are residents Of the City
and State OF New York, and non-residents Of
the state Of Tennessee.
II is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein at the COurt House in the
City of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the nrst
Monday in July, 1851, and plead, answer or de-
mur to compliments bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, as to them and 4. set
for hearing eX parte, and that a copy o. this
order be published once a week., for four sue
eessiys weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
A~Copy-Attest.
AUdUST0H ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, ID. g. and N.
Up. Carutners, solicitor for complainant.
mvg9 IaW4wa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

4 PERJURY.-Several complaints have
been made lately that parties were viO-
Eating an ordinance prohibiting the sale
Of thAardent On Sunday. On a trial be-
fore he clerical commissioner yesterday,
a barkeeper named Peter NuriOn is sup
posed TO have committed perjury. He
was Nrested on the charge, anil will be
examined before Justice Lee Tomorrow.
Many prominent citizens have been
summoned to testify in the case.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
PRETENsEs.-A col

FALSE PRETENsEs.-A feeble old man
who gave his name as Woods was ar
rested yesterday on q charge Of obtain
ing a c-1all sum Of money, under false
pretsnses from a member of his own
FANNY He was placed in jail. From
inquiry we are Of the opinion that the
affair is not very creditable to the parties
making the complaint. The prison is
DO place for grey hairs Oh such a trivial
barge even when made by ones own
tesh and blood.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
AftdchD3eNt Notice.

son street.
steamer Mollie Hambleton rs. A. E stoczer.
THE defendant 10 the above entitled eanea
viii please take notice that an Attaehmenf
has been sued out against him and levied uDon
the ground that he Is q NONRESIDENT AZ ~
STAFF on Tsnnosses, and that the oFdinarv 49,
cess o. law eancot be served upon him. ars
that the said causs Is set for tlR al INV nf5cs
10 the ely OF Memphis. On he 8th DAY ~ F5ns
Is67. when and EhfFa he ian appear end 49,
ceeded with eE parts; and that a copr A. fb5s
order De puhisb51o1ce a WeRk, ar onr wh
IA fhe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
L1tH8 Inuneaments
OsTce. Nor7hWes 81 eoraeE Man ard
taHta streets &emphs, Team,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

CAUGHT AGAIN.-It may be remem-
ared that a negro named VIM. Smith
~ arrested some days since, charged
A. stealing two trunks and contents,
aBed at S50G, yesterday. He was re-
aed on bonds, but shortly afterwards
ifsted on a charge OF robbing Mr.. w.
PERKINS, at Bartlett's Station, not
IL ago. William seems destined to
ep himself in the hands Of the officers
tie law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

ton authoring the appointment Of a
committee, 20 consist Of one member
from each ward, the mayor to be chair
man, to investigate the matter, and
report at a called meeting Of the board.
Adopted.
The chair appointed the following
committee: Aldermen Johnson, Pow.
ers, Wickersharn, Boiling, OiDonnelL
Townsend, Smith and Shaw.
Alderman Wiekersham, chairman OF
the committee to whom was referred the
nominations of the mayor to constitute a
board OF health, reported adversely to the
nominations. In c~onnexion with which
he presented the following resolution
ResotUed, That a standing committee
be appointed by the chair to be called
the Sanitary, and to consist OF eight
members of this board.
RESOLVED, Further, that said committee.
with the mayor, be, and they are hereby
authorized to employ such a number Of
men and carts as will be necessary TO
thoroughly clean the streets and ALLEYS
of the city, said committee to Cooperate
with the metropolitan police commis-
s:oners in sanitary matters. Adopted.
The chair appointed Aldermen Wick
ersham. Powers, Cochran, Amfs, Boiling.
Hoist, Shaw, Smith and Passmore.
On motion the board adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

SLEEPING COACHEs.-A gentleman
Just from New York reports the Mem
phis and Louisville railroad in as good
condition as the eastern roads and Z.
H. Paine's sleeping cars, on same line,
are spoken of as far superior to any lie
Of might cnaches in Lhe country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

PAVING ADAMS STREET-Yesterday
the contractors commenced laying the
Nicolson pavement on Adams street, west
of Main. The ground has also been pre-
pared for paving between Main and Sec
ond streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

FRAMING.-Messrs. Wigs, Cheek &
CO. have completed their saw mill on
tie Memphis cotton mills property near
Us mouth of Wolf river, and are pre-
a4red to furnish all descriptions of franz
am lumber Of the best quality, with a
selection Of yellow pine flooring
The is a reliable firm, and We commend
Mem to parties desiring lumber.