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Consumption Durable by DR.. Sclenck's
u-.LLl- Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he prepared
that the lungs will heal To accomplish ,hs the liver ana
stomach must first be clcanscd and appetite created
good wholesome food, which, by these medicines, will be
dscscd properly, and good healthy blood made thus bh
ing up the coistituton sCIlENCks NJ ANDR .kE PILLS
cleanse thc stomach of all bilious accommodations
and by using the Sea Weed Tonic the appetite
Is restored.
sCHENCK's PuLMONIC SYRUP Is nu,rcio,s us we'll rs
medicinal and, by using the three remedies, all Impurities
expelled from the syom aud good wholesome blood made
which will repel NIL disease. II patients will ako these mcd
cnes according To directions Consumption very frequently IN
It's last stage yields readily to their action Take the PHI,
frequently, TO cleanse the liver and stomch 1t does not
follow thn because the bowels cosvo kcy not
required for sometimes In diarh~a they ar. necessary Tho
stomach muat be kept hcalh an appetite created to
allow the Pumonic Syrup to net the respiratory organs
properly and any any irritation Then a tim, II required
topcrm npcrmancn cure is To prevent taking cold Excr
else about the much possible eat all the richest
foodt meat game and in fact anything the appetite Graves
may BE- particula NH 'nnand IT, woll. 2dw els
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-06-29

Prepared Oil OF Palm and Mace, -
For Preserving Restoring ane Eeautifying tho Nair
And Is the delightful and wonderful article the world
produced. t.t 30 '-.-.
Ladies will find it not only certain remedy to Restore
Darker and Beau the HAIR but also desirable article for
the Toilet highly pei umed with rich and delicate
perfume independent Of the fragrant odor of the Oils Of Palm
and Mace ff E.
THE MARVEL or PERU,
and beautiful perfume, which in dslicy Of and
me cnaciy with which it cngs to the handkerchief AMI
rerson IN Unequalled. q. e. D..
The above articles for ssle by oil Druggists and Perumers
At 81 per bottle EACH Sent by express any address BY
proprietors. w. WRIGHT Co.
ce.aO-ly-sp ~ Liberty Street, Ne WORK
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New York Market.

New York Market.
New YORK. June q.
Flour--Closed 5G10c better; rather quiet
Wheat-Quiet but nominal Buyers and sell.
ers apart. Quotations of No. 2 spring at $2.2S
2.40; No. 1 at $245@250.
Rye-Quiet, at $1.25@1.2 90 for western
Oats--Dull. at 75G77c for western.
Corn-Duii, ut $1.07@1.O 6 for good to prime
new mixed western; shippers holding off for
fresh receipts.
Pork-Quiet and dropping tendency mess at
$21.20 cash, and $3.50 regular.
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st. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, June 81.
Flour-More active, but unchanged.
Wheat-Languid, at $3.50 for No. 2 spring
1915 for No. fall neglected.
Corn-Opened stiff but closed dull, at 2a3c
lower Prices range at 83 D98c.
Oats-Opened higher, but the advance was
lost OF the close; 73q71c. b.
Rye-Stiffer, ut $1.05a1.10.
Provisions-Dull and unchanged. Mess pork
at $2l.)O Observation-Disclosures ut Sc; clear sides
at l2i.c. Lard very dull, at 13l &C for choice
keg.
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The Markets.

The general markets appear to have settled
down upon basis of the usual light summer
trade, little being done and prices showing no
great fluctuations. Wheat is supposed to have
nearly touched bottom, while corn is liable 70
more severe ups and downs, as the growing crop
progresses favorably or the reverse.
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Special Notices.
Music Rooms.

O'vr Orto''s Book Stor, Main Street.
Miss A. MURPHY continues giving instructions in Vocal
end Instrumental Music at her or her residence Terms
Reasonable Agents In Ottawa for the celebrated steck
Piano." also Pianos, Meodeous, Organs &c. by the best
makers. OTTAWA April 90 1857
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Errors Of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful nscrrton
WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity send free to all who
the recipe and directions for making the smp. rene
dy 10y which he cured Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience do 40 by add sing in
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN ~ Cedar ST. New York
may II Tvs
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LNNfEEBLEp AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS Of both
IL sexes Hembolds ESra, Bucln 1t will give brisk
aud energetic feelings and enable you sleep we'll 9cowly
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Relmbold,s Extract Fluid Buchu

HelmDOl0's EXtFact FlulO 0ucnu
IL n certain cure for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL, DROPSY, ORGANIC
WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINT, GENERAL
DEBILITY, 3D. -It#
And all diseases of the
~ tIs URINARY ORGANS ,osj G d
whether existing In
MALE on FEMALE, "'
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs require the of diuretic
If treatment is submitted to- Consumption OF INSANITY
may Our Flesh and Blood supported trom these
sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
and
that of Pssterity, depends upon mompt OF reliable
remedy.
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards Of IS years, prepared by ~.
II. 7. HELMB0LD,
.t DRUGGIST,
Hah 594 Broadway, New York, and
feb9-oowly-sp l04 South 10th Street Philadelphia.
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IJELMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT pUCaU Is pheasant IN
taste and oior free from all injurious proIcrrr and
Immediate IN It's ncsh. { bO-cOwly
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HELMDoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED Ro,p
III WASH and delicate disorders In all their
stages at tto expense little change In Diet nco
yenence and no exposure II Is pleasant In taste and oo
immediate III lis action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. fcb9-2wIy
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spefAl alotifes.


Eclectic or New school System Of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and Improvement ia the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They prodncc evil and lay the foundation for future i'll health
Parents shoul see that their children dosed with
sncL medicines for thy be well afterwards All
mineral poisons alike Injurious The greatsSt modern
improvement In medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of roots and plants in concentrated
FORM They are Eclectic RemedH .and were never before
eqnaed the Of disease When juiciously adj
rsinsered they meet disease with wonderful certainty.
DIR. OLIN. of Ottawa.
Represents this reform in medicine and will attend per
soaly upon all forms of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dphea. cholera
Group dysentery feves &C., very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they losing any
while In old chronic they noted everywhere They
are always called upon repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their "kill cure remedies.
Coughso 10 is years standing; Catarrh, with the de-
sructon Of the bones and soft tissues OF the Con-
sumption, with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis with foul
liberation and loss Of parts Hip disease with inability to
walk; scrouous diseases Of variety and severity
Deafness, from to 20 years continuance Rheumatism, with
enlarged and anchylosed JOINTS Sermaorrhea with demen
ta Diseases Of the Eye, &C., &c. have been cured and oil
Of which will be most happy referred to for the benefit of
those similarly afflicted He warrants in all Of
Fever and Aguc.
Diseases Of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical Of every variety expressly adapted
these various complaints. Consult him. dec. 22sp-tf
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gu,iig GLORY or NAN Is STRENGI III Therefore the ncr.
i YOU, aud debtaied should immediately usr liembods
Ex.fs.t BGchu. hh9-eowly
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ANSWER:
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S

Special attention called to stock of shawls coaks
hosiery gloves, parNsols umbrellas, goods veil
bargees tissues GRAPE love Ves bugc ribbon and
for trmming baimora hoop skirts black and white
marine skirting; French and American corsets Yankee
notions AMI in short everything that well be imagined
In the line Of dry GOODS .--f-
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S

Hats and caps boots and shoes compete with those who
advertise to 'sell At cost
Superior quality Of mating floor and table oil cloths
TO be found
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AT REDDICK s. GILLEN'S.
QUESTION:

QUESTION:
In what house in Ottawa 10 you find the greatest variety
OF white goods Linen, lawn, oaure jaconets nansook
rcrcae brliants aconet eging and sertnga Richardson's
irish linen pillow linen table damask, bleached and
brown; linen napkins Scotch diapers birds eye linen Hucka
buck and Russia towcng linen handkerchief hemsttched
anG embroidered embroidered curtains sLd enc thousand
and one other articles, too numerous to mention.
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Just opened
AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S F.!

Where in Ottawa, you find the cheapest largest and
most desirable French and English popn empress cloths
psn and figured chae lusre French leno and silk warp
popin apaccas Of every grade and color mota plain
striped; bombazines; all wool deains; delains
French parcea, plain and figured French csmbrc French
aconets lawns and nnsins French chinz English prints
Scotch and French gnghams or in fact anything that Is rich
rare, and beautiful In dress goodsl
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ishing, and prices are hrm at 81 FOR good
Iowa.
OILS There Is a light stock OF all
kinds on bsnG, with good demand.
Coal oil, 50e; lard OIL, 81 @i lin
seed oil, 81 70 81 so; train oil, 81 ~
PROvIsToNs-Taere is 4 good
supply on nand, aud prices are nm.
Aiess porkfs seiiiug At S22 90 % s25 pums
mess, SIS 70 80 clear sides. IA IL 15c
plain sugar cured hams, 20 to 22e break
last bacon, 1TtOISc; bulk meals are IN de-
mand ribbed sizes, u to l21c; shoulders,
81 to Zoe. Receipts, 81 buxe, So cssks,
64S barrels 1899 pieces pork "a ueress,
81 casks, 10 pieces bacon.
PUUBTRY-fhe market Is arEn.
We quote chickens AZ 50 t. q, and .ul-
kies a. from sis 20 81 per dozeH /.
ducks and geese from s. ~ SO per dozen /;
dresed turkies, D. per pound.
POTATOES -rhere is . - local de-
maud, aud light stock. Prices dTm az s.
"a 81 per barrel. Receipts, II barrels
R0PE-A light stock With lizzie de-
mand. Prices IRE steady. We quote Tor
machine made ~ 10 I3e; hand
Aade 10 70 lie. Receipts, . coils.
sUGAR-Ths receipts have not been
large for the past few days. The stock
an hard is good Crushed and powdered,
~ Is Zoe a cDf5e, iSe; 3, 17g L, I55c
Receipts, II barrels.
oALf-Fhers Is Z gond stock on hand
ami dSmaut active. sacks. = 20 to g !:
barrels, s. IS 10 "A. Receipts, n0ue.
iOBACC0-fLere i. 8 good demand
i9r al grades aud prices are uueh snged
a fine stock j. on hand aud new sup
plies are received dtEy. We quote
@0alurai leaf AZ 81 IS 10 81 x
fauey Virginia, nsw work, 81 -
70 8 80 h1e bright, pounds. 81 TO Il TO-
medium ~ pounds. IS to 500 ; c8nunaG
bright pound-. 81 70 Use hne and faRoy
sm1FiuV, IS 10 81 50.
WHI-kY-Tbere Is a good demand
fs line brl uds, win fair shipping u7ade
10 comm al 81 s. 10 81; initiation
3 urb u. - = p - B1uffou, S. Is =
- Rf ilt-. 22I barrels.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF TIE DAILk APPEAL,

MAGfHA7s FtoiufEy > i8oI j
/. There is no change to report in money
mstter-, except that gold has declined
from SO to 35c bnying. This has been &
dull day among brokers,
Silver TemaiHs steady al 25 10 28c buy
ing. Selling a. % to zoe.
There Is no change 10 report ia ex'
change rates are the same as at our last.
Comfy warrants are firm al 80 to 90
buying. Selling at % to csc.
city scrip is steady AZ zoe buying.
Selling at 70 10 75s.
Bank rates for money have not changed
iuriag the week, While upon the stree
Il per cent. IS the lowest rate for No.
paper.
Uncurrent money IS unchanged. There
+ hur hJtie ding among cur brokefs u
this line. The amounts offered are gen
orally sutaiL Oar quotations are correct
Bank OfTeune-sre, 4jto47; Bank ofChat.
fsnhaga, Is; Bank % West Tennessee,
30; Uhion Bank, 81; Planters Bank, s.
Bank " Aefupli-, par Bank Of Middle
Tennessee, 50; Ciy Bank Of Nashville,
80 Merchants Eauk, 1i Oc9er, 20
B+i.k ~ Shr!tycilz, 50; rr3ders' Bank
par Southern, IS
buNDs. Su,te If Tennessee g's, lore
ff@tfs @-g ~ttN'AAHii7 Iltg HbiANH viii
Cup n, for 1861, 70c; Interest e9Lg5a-.
10; Memphis and Charleston raiiroad
hHi, 30 Mobile and O.ig rails ad
bonds. 60 NJ ssesipli and Tsluessee
ranr sd houd- Cos
Az E.sli-h pager has Tie fJllowios :
Gas ieeu di-cVFered az TIE gen "a.
post flee thai mauy pers Hs DO Auelira
are il the habit OF s ndIug over 30 uls
uutry -um- ot money WraPp q
new paper. N1je- f r va-iDu- amounts
o go lars are an lac media II c1nse
qIeucr Of thr eXlsieucr 81 thi- kTacti- ,
Ant iclH papers hre uaW eXsuHuet ar
n Maths le O aud. Il Is iIpo7-ibl-
90 ex4r'iDe evefy paper Out selections
are ale ~ London, and fCequent selz-
u-es are the result.
Late sdviees from Montana mentrh
the discovery Of silver ladies', which will
yield from three to thousand dollars per
n
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PRoPoS L
Proposals for StreetPayemenis
MAYORS OFFICE, }
MEsPHM In. EebruarT I. Is5l. ]

AEAEAANH LAAAHH 1---
CEALEB Proposals. VIII be Tecelved 81 tar
- orfrs uutfl y uFc ocA o. Tuesday, FeFTusrS
-t.n Is =. Tor grazing md paving. win N4Ch'
OLSON rave = eu-Maiu sire . nom Auction
t~otIhouu. secoLd stree II Ia M~iEcnester Z
b-zI= PuplaE -IFett. IRON Front u me cl
Ism. Is. A ans rIreeI, from Front 70 the city
LmiA= Jener~ n >Ireel from Ma1u % CHARLES
ton avruue: GuuIL street, on tie north Snt
Bsuth slOes o. NoE1l square IroA VAN y
SeCOI d Madison street, fuom Front 70 th'
Memphis and Oh risstOu rFilrOad bridge
u ioI street, from Font 70 helnugtoni Bea
street.. from Frunt 20 Wellingt n and Prom
re 4. from Union TO sal
.Alss. fsr paving with STUNE-FTout street
fUm Market 70 Union Center hlry and SEQ
ond alta, gronI Market 70 Ualons and Al ~ ey
2, ming r. III FnunI JOSecono between M2rAel
auC UNION Streets
The entire engJb or the proposed Nicholson
paveaeut will measure abO { elk and thee
fCurffs mltss aud lie entlre ehetA o. 10
proposed stone pavement viii measure ioI
streets abput tEo-thlras OF a mile, Sna tol
alleys ue1Ey two mLe.-
The ie ms and Conditions on which propo-
ssIs wilt re Ieoeiv d ana enterta Led. spscinca-
UoLEo materials uu HurE, ferms Of Payment
and other RELAXING thereto, 4
reuuir q, can b. obtained Al iLis oncs, or u
Francis roster. CITY -nzineer-
Bids must De lnclOsed IN envelopes anu
stamped with tealiug wax across tue fold OF ne
DAD r. ard inuoIset, Pap sails tuT paYluF
Sire v n pavement. namInE the slice
or alley and kind . paw emeuJ. ani must D.
addressed 10 the Mayor suu Finance OOnlHn'
tee.
Parties making proposals vii be requir, q tc
I'D 70 ercl street sepa aIey-
terms OF pas ment src oue-half cash u
the comrletIou Cf eacn section OF three hun
STva end sighty ieeI ,ou Np 49,
y B-Th- right 10 Us Nichuls1ns patent d
secured by be city. ana viii he let T. ooutraC-
t--s a the same price paid by the city fifteen
uluU per yaru. Leo "a
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Tlus,ee,A SIZE


Ta da,. gares ). 1897.
s pursuance ~ a certain deed 0, trust, made
4 au eutraa EtQ IS and between in- AeL-
pa hui.utns aHd Loan ssoo.at p Nustrea y
aOu gone =, a. WtllJ. HeaeEr1h CDbh Cose-
mau oyJ, rl1y ST. Tic, and Lax W + IL
? =, Trustee daily lecIr4ed & the Eestsus s.
otiite ~ nsby e uHtv, Tenne see IN b ok o.
81 psrt = .,-ge- Il 9, "a Is, a., II, Isaad g. fr
sA1 IurYoasa ~ al deeu -meunaGzl4 1 vii,
SOY. March 5uh =. o, 1867.
b Nos OF the ClIrho0s, or enl2w % ocE,
csst,t tie h-zl HiiagE, tue fuoNi Z trUI-
e 3, to-wt.: Al the pr p-c,y c'uv,ysd T. tee
urd.rsignet ia 4 - I'd . peel liz "
a.. "a 20 ? "a 2 eeaaS
ga 4 81 ssla .ea- v sac Hy 81 n uphis,
o und-d 2 F4.us ~segIuuiu- at a -ta&s ~
Aaslns-suts tttb= ..lu- ia. ere W I1or s-reri
aua sll1 zLre 1 Eu--~ct. b. q down o. tine
MA. olLhz &, ~ % M-ul'hu,anu is .ASiaOs 5,
y " ". feaa 4P f-i7 with
Wa or trerJ. III -ug le-s-tl HL 81 loo d
~ and a nall acre Gc"y 80 ~RutgJnfry
s-heAs a.r. sFtas, Yea ~raAuneauJ ct
@e@O a take, the ga hea-f cJruer II s-Ha
~ aue's ~, thence " chAust0 tsi4ke
ia ule utn LaCos Wai.e sire I, Tn nee ss-
vito Ia sou hzin- Of WISER -tgar4. gwb
chsigs and tweal-hye iinss Ere sake On TIE
east 0 ne aui nOrtneast crrt.ff of toe ortgiuaI
.weniy acre act u l2tc o q totl~ said A.
NJ neg oiuInOn r eel. ~ q ei OF
Gee ~ stG cDuhfya g5.1t thence south " til
tie asst ltle 4 said %rnty ARE tiaet, tGlr
cha1Hs AID D1netg-sEVeu E,ak- % a sake.
L. ice est. one caa.u and sevenfy-Gye Ia IS
TO "A sUaE-. Ms. o. eu' co ser.
tusuc- sJHth eight links 10 = stake, C. j. g..
wins Lort e@s C seer, IN uce west v IN
the mort line fss.Q GEyl tisut chains 70 a.
sgsk- on tie uast tiue Of tgie-e tr=st. Lhencv
north ulth th@ z u line % rald college stseet,
two ciiLIus aad n~inea5-f u haks TO G. . puzia-
aung centi-i.E s E-lDb acres, - surveyed /;
and also ne otoig und ? zee t2sn Of Pom
t.tOc, OunLy ~ EouteLUe, state OF mlSsissi ppi,
containing al rs three t0 rcrss 81 grouud.
being al -he real estate Of laid Montgomery, IN
- ! iowa, FOR a more p&4tIcu az a couut O.
whisg, 5 s5-l Uauc 3acFe i0t-, r--er-uCet M de
e. f. esed ttrUst lite believed 10 De goOl.
A-ghL Otra suptt 2 waved, oaVey ouly as
trustee. sels ~ 10 O'Clock an
LUKE W. FISLAY,
t.R.a gf~ tT-mlrsa
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ASSETS,
TAT MARKET VALUEl
NEW YORK.


NIL HATCH, 1As. r. FHELFs,
Trvent years a-h'r Six years Ageutand
Mechasfcs' Bank, CaShfer southern
angus a, Ca express Company.
HATCR & Phelps, Banke-s and Brokers,
Genera Fu7ch surg Ageets, md u. az
Foreizn Newspaper advertising Agents IS
srlaistr-et and 81 Exchauge Flsc=, ew YORK
REFEKENCEs-E ~. LYwEy Esq Pr s de
Bank 90 Bepubliv n. y : JONAH D ks. ESQ V.
Pres shoe aud Lesrber Bank. \. "; d Ner-
milye, Esq al the Merchants Il ak, n \
-SO re & Bruaks l&s Peas sue LN- T.; Brodir
fe-t r. ~ F..rl street, n Y; D. Sd WI,
fsg., Editor and rop b tur hoe e-ler DesuO
era che ter, n. j I'm Ia buuce, $50
Priest Phenix Bank. art ORD. a. James MI >
tsQ Pre- . Lc ang- BluE, Hartford, a.;
FIanci. Fellows & Spu ATT rFse1s at Law,
Hartford 90; D-A. DWIGHT &Co. Boston, Mas;
Calvin Tan. esq, y nc stsr, Mas Ehpma, =
Meicalf, r q 81 gdsta, "a . ZAP Usan, "a
Aug sta, Gt.. u r PGuI $50 p st South
ern Expry Ca4 4 b Bullock. r a., ~upt
Southern Tx. 40, Al slts Ca, r. Hub II,
E-Q. Sup't CtG"Tu ESQ, ELauta, % ia.
ShUt-r, ~ 81 ~oCJncra TX 90. Memphi F,
tbun- A.. H. -IIll, ESQ. -ap'l Snuther Ex.
Co, New OTisacsi a dAssnts EXpreSs Com
uaui-~ "a n In
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from her moOrings at Fishing creek
island, below Wheeling, on Monday, ahd
both boat and hargss were sunk. The
Brown belonged 10 our eAteTprising
~townsman, ". II. Brown, and it Is said
he had DO Insurance. oR either boat or
baTges. The sam Brown Yssa very One
towbsat, costing when new between So
and s45. O0D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10

CAPT. JOHN r. J. CARBOHYDRATES
remains Of this faithful, gallant and
meritorius officer in tine service OF the
"Lost Cause" who fell At Murireesboro'
December 81, 1862, have been received
in our city, and will be transferred to
their final resting place, in the family
vault. at Elmwood cemetery, this even
ing, at 3 O'Clock pm, from the residence
Of his mother, No. 90 POntotoc street.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. The following gentle
men. comrades OF the deceased are IN
vited to act as pail bearers. All friends
of the late gallant captain Of the Bluff
CITY Greys, Of the 154th Tennessee, and
all soldiers OF the brigade Of the la
mented Preston Smith are respectfully
invited to participate in the last rites to 8
gallant Memphis soldier:
Gen. NJ. J. Wright, Gen. F. Armstrong,
Col. NJ. Mageveney, Col Johu Dawsoh'
Capt. Hutchinson, Maj. Phil Allen,
Can't. Water Lucas, Capt. NJ. w. Gus
kew. Capt. w. H. Rhea, Col. M, T..
galloway, David Gleason, Dr., En-
Wupdwsrd. Oliver epicer, No Joseph
Barbiere A Jackson lyle, Lieut. nv
Jsnnv. John Patterson, Capt Wyhue
cannon. B ne Pugh. CAT. J. G. Jone-,
Jr. Cant Ell. Cote, B J. Semmesi Lieut.
Peter Cozzen~, Ed B-Asl-y, Capt. w
Cochrsna, Mai j. G.. Barbour, Lieu.
Tnsspit Fivnn, Capt Thomas Johnson,
Lieut.. F. ". Jenuey, Felix Robinson.
Lieut.. r. savage, Col J a. shutter, J"hn
.KV nod. Wm Go,d-, Aiyck Mccullough
r[nd Egbert WOol1Iidge.
THE BEAL STREET RAILwAY-A few
evenings z the city counc1l declared
he Beal street railway q nuisance, with
a. much gravity IS ever Dogterry asked
If the court had ali diSsen6ied. We did
/ not wish to speak Of the matter, but ye-
| terday in tine forenoon the street car
we're the only conveyance by which any
que could 90 out Beal street at all. The
company attached four horses to the car,
and they made th,ir usual trips II the
ne B al street track, which is the besi
ia the city, is a nuisance what are the
,ther lines, and why did not our city
fathers Iegislate on them? We see that
nothing has been done toward taking
the track up or stopping the cars either,
and trust that the matter will eud here,
for too many Of our citizens are inter
-sted in the matter. QIite a large num-
Der Of our people reside e this track,
and the Inconvenience the removal OF
the track or the stopping Of the cars
would put them TO would be i9cslcula0le.
AN APPREcIATIvE BoY.-We were
TOLD the story OF a little Italian boy in
this city who had heard 50 much Of the
great genius OF Ristori that lie deter
mined to see her. Not having the
money he sold an old overeOst, and
managed to get 8 seat in the gallery
every one of the four nights that she APP
peared. It is said that he appreciated
her acting with 2 taste seldom seen in
one of his age. This came TO the notice
Of the great tragic queen, and the story
goes that she purchased the little fellow
one Of the finest and most costly over
coats that was to be found in the city,
and sent it to her young a~ppreeiative
countryman with her compliments. II
this kind Of treatment is general we will
sell our old ~overcoat when she comes
here again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10

POLICE CoURTs.-Ths morality Of the
city, If We are 60 judge By the number
Of arrests made by the police, is i'm
proving, as only twenty four cases were
presented to the Commissioners yesterday
for trial. Long may it list.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-10
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