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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04
AsIaaAaatAi.


Ulss appearances 81 rhve~ 81 ssraev's ssssa-
tites.
To ass three 81 the satellites u yspssss OIL 10 laws
be from 80 70 io:ks. Dadsy Observatory tine
A plane, ~fii thea nersd,sa shis ra.
uoSsaon he easily observed IN The Usssd ssslss.
me foI,ow,ns are the times cf slssppsATsses
A. 30 the Ara, satellite oil enter 90 Jupsssfs fsos
SAL the second sxssiiits ~si disappear oealpd the
planets disc.
Al $50 the third satellite ssi enter Jspas~s ssos
The three satellites w,h thee - ipvbsle Tor boar
and are pinstes Daring the proSres~ NJ the phsnon-
enon the shadows Of shs Ast Aaf third satellites cd
appear ~ small round ack spcts crossing the planet
Aiso In che vicinity d HE squssor Tie dissppearanos
Of the satellites readily be vth ssyga~s Of
medium sire. haf 10 order 10 observe the shafcws
the Pisssss ass creates sssIesl pc~es sa be
aap.
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Tas YELLOW FEVER.
rhe Epidssnis at GaIvestsa-its Wsvuses
A1ens the Army Omcers-rhe Msiers', OF
Deaths Amaug the Fsreixsers.

1stFt-fos, fstAs tcpt 3 ises.
The yellow ever coRtiauss anaba,si. Dr. Hswe array
sugson. is very Tow. Dv Adams Med cal Dire tot has
been sksu with the isyef General Potter Il thOa.ht q
We improving General criras ouiy shua aud .. nurse
we're taken last uish, ", has ,ssgsph.s Coz rsrisis
sion 20 remorS the hesdqas.f. Of the Fph dissrct 10
galveston li.utsnsu, Gsstscu has been syrc stod 10
take cha 70 OF the frssitasas buresr wee AFsbsn,
desd The 1int>s this mnrGAg IN q review OF the raw.
ages OF the fever IN this city durng The iAs hsf
% the Iconia Of August cay four natives % TIE rtss
have died large majority OF he deaths fogesnefs
fhsre were Nv uiy-Ass intsrnsns ysstcrsar.
wausofns sep. q issr
eene,, sheridan .'o rapbs to The hssdusrer. - tbs
.rmy thai the y.fo~ fever coa,lnue. 10 rsss o. Ne.
ur.,ns n the u,n vTasnt sorln
Conceal Crrn fcgOr's that thes. u not an ssnv
gsun Ia or srosud galveston a. for dy. ard hsf ths
r.Gas medical pracitoaefa VI that ~ have nnts tesu
th.v cra rossiby suend 10.
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vE NEAR stTsolEus cf,I.
D.-tructio, 81 P"ar oil -hippiss Nsras -aa
Invent, ssrs-ie-s E.timsr.d NJ 81 5o.000.

Twenty tsrs-Ie-s Estimated NJ ~ $4,000.
Prrnotsrs tssrs. Ia sept Z 1897.
dsxfnctivs ere occurred as; ais,t on scya Pam,
mo terminus OF ths OH cf-.s RsgeAi desirovin. tie
oil sud shpplus 'sTds Of y. Brors Sous. cais Co.
Cook Co. srd Tlbbls clberi, sad ALSO i-r9y carr
consisting {. psserger trick esd sans ear. oened ny
the Oh Ifest RAtsAd aud rlnpils linS The ss,msied
loss SIS 0e0 wsch partially covered ~ lssursses
The IRE otglDsisa from a lsskng 'sps esichlnf ere
from . r.ssch ~hih an pgcht VAS light IS. causing .
stream OF fire 10 Ia ent 20 TIE vac. below.
The principal lose' sr-;--p. brown sons, iSoo0
j. v Patterson t.Os0: took ia. seal-rs IN scsin
Sac O0o; Iibbts Gbes,. a. 900; Csu ca. Oh shig
ysts SO 900; Bsnne Bisss. igmbss yssd. y, 900
Grain rhsc.sfs, feaerA 1900; Oh csss< aud Tn
plrs Iius, t&A 600
favorable Wind Wa prsvsi1s Of the time. snt Pre-
vented ons OF the atsss CONGREGATIONS that ever 80
rufrsd in the oil region
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tAssyss of ISe iilNIlt tislf.

ny accidental IN the letter % srec,sl
respondent, from Hearts ccsisn, pub shed ye.ssdsy.
the gross earnings OF the Atlantic cable Tie past year
we're placed ~ QUE hundred and thr'y-t-o thoassad
pounds sterling. Il should have been gsvsu three
hundred aud thiry-two tboussnd-ihs sc,aal sum.
believe. being somewhs; above that amount 90 this
the Newfoundland line received one hundred thousand
pound. sterling, no, dollars - msrrinisd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04

the creed OF the German liberals is the uaity
OF The Fstherisnd- This Is their one absorb
Ing desire add aim. aud. IL must he admitted.
the tendency Of events is encouraging and
hopeful.
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From telegram which We printed in yes
terdsy's HERALp Il appear. saa, The elections,
especially 10 the larger towns and ciiies, have
resulted largely 10 favor OF the liberals. Thus
Il il that Prussia con.olidates herself and thus
il is that Young Germany marches towards
national unity. The Alpha aud the Omega Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-04

CaAassros. g. C., sept {. 1891.
gsnsra Candy sccon,rnied by his fs0iiy AID ssf.
arrived asse this atsrsas and s,cx avsss.ss 81 ne
Mia aosss
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ING ,sxsrr rs,cllx,rns-Im TREASURY ~Ausi

lrron TIE E.sulns Telegram Of yss'"uv'k
wI~urxcrc- sept q 1907
Ia. sunsuy yrcclsnsson will :. only psvn, .ss
those ~ho haze eosvsrssd y - ~. 100
~. -m 80. :. &c, ether morally o. po'aos'H'
supr.. |, .rps,s'a IN aosne's circles :. -, ss
r..-,.s. A. =. san report Of the conma" s.p~.
-. an. alleged Treasury frauds ios "ec"
s.~s-snsis'y pre.issd some asrs - s 80.
.ppssr,.a ~ osnsrsss 70 iavsrs'" ~
- as-s rsshlss a. al svs'.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

The J~OneSborO, ILL.,, Gazette says Our
cotton crop is now about gathered aud
sold, and its value 10 the community,
may be nearly estimated. About four
hundred Eaies nave been raised, and at
an average value to the producer of SIPS
TO the bale, $4,000 revenUe has been de-
rived. LAST year over one thousand
bales were produced, at an average re-
turn 4 the farmer of over 500 per bale,
or Az income to II people of S20O, 900.
Dir. ThiPneman recently presented a
memorial from merchants iu New Or
leans, TO The Louisiana legislature, in re-
gard TO the inspection of flour. The me-
mortal was ACCOMPANIED with a bill pro-
viding that no hiur shall be sold or
shipped 10 that market without previous
inspection by the legally appointed in
spectors, under penalty Cf a dne of fifty
dollars for each %offsnse that each bar
rel shall contain 1856 pounds, English
weight, and if intended for first quality
shall be branded "d0uble extra if for
second quality, "siDgls extra" if for
third quality, "superfine,H il for fourth
quality, fne,7 aud ali flour falling be-
low these qualities the classification
shall be according to merit. Provided
that when the manufacturers brand
Classics correctly, the inspector shall
verify it by branding on the barrel " city
Of New Orleans"
The steamer Golden City. which sailed
from San Francisco on the 18th, had over
ten thousand barrels CT flour for New
York.
In dry goods the New York World, Of
the 1871, saws the domestic market
shows more animation than for several
months. An active demand hiss sprung
up for leading brands, and prices are
steady. An upward movement may be
looked for as The demand increases.
A consHmptiye demand from the
western states is reported, which will
help the present improved tone of the
market for foreign goods. Large trans
actions were made through auction
rooms, and prices were satisfactory, and
business in better spirits.
APPLES Good are Hcarce and prices
are firm, at from So to So per barrel. Re-
ceipts, 259 barrels.
BRAN-Receipts are getting better
and the market is becoming weaker.
Sales 90 legee at $50 to S35 per ton. Re
Oeipts, none.
BUTTER-Tbere is a very good de-
mand for choice and the market is again
being repleaished from above. Roll and
tub, 35 TO 3Se. Receipts, 50 kegs.
BAGGTNG-The stock on hand is not
very large and the demand is light.
Prices are weak at 2i to SOC for both
Kentucky and India. Receipts, none.
COEN-Receipts are becoming better,
but prices are Grm sd IS to 81 90 on
ievee from store at from 2 to &c per
busbel higher. Receipts, 1868 sacks.
CoFFEE-There ~ a good demand
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N
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
Memphis, FeDru Try 2, 1867. J
The money market remains I'M
changed. Currency is not yet so plenti-
full that our banks can discount ven all
the No. 1 paper which offers, but there
is a much better supply than one would
imagine, after hearing the complaints
! from other western cities. Financially
we think our city stands az high as any
in the west, and money is equally as
easy here as elsewhere. Gold continues
at 36c, buying.
Silver is very scarce, and remains
steady at 27c, buying.
There is a brisk demand for city scrip
at 75c buying. Brokers sell al IS to SOC.
County warrants are IN fair request at
gee. Selling at IS to 97c.
Exchange is but moderately active,
Buying at to off, and checking at par.
Brokers are not anxious to buy notes
OF the Bank OF Tennessee, and our quo
tations are nominal. There is a good
demand for other banks, however,
aud they continue firm Bank of
Tennessee, so; Bank Of Chattanooga,
Is; Bank of West Tennessee, 50
Union Bank, 50; Planters Bank, 81
Bank of Memphis, par Bank of Middle
Tennessee, 30; City Bank of Nashville,
50 Merchants Bank, Is; OcOee, 20
Bank Of S~helhyville, 50; Traders Bank,
par Southern, "a.
BONDS.-State of Tennessee e's, long
loan, 92e; Memphis city bonds, with
coupons for 1861, zoe; Interest coupons,
45c; Memphis and Charleston railroad
bonds, 75c Mobile aud Ohio railroad
bonds, Soc; Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad bonds. Soc.
The principal annual OUTLAWS or the
state household, Of Missouri, exclusive Of
school and military disbursements, is
stated as follows: l. Pay of civil Off
GERS SALARIES, $780, 600. > Pay and ex
penses OF the general assembly, $4,000.
3. Costs in criminal cases, $50. 600. T..
Assessing and collecting the reyenue,
$4,000. 3. Publie printing, so 900. 6.
Public charities, $4,000. :. Peuiten-
tiary, $4,000. a total of s590, 600. The
entire expense OF the state government
for the nextyear is estimated at $3.50, 0G6,
about half that Of the city government
of st. Louis.
A report by J. w. Taylor, of Mime
sofa, communicated from the treasury
department and house. will attract much
attention both from its i~nfOrIaaliQn con-
corning Sew Mexico, Colorado and Mon
taua, "a the prominence given to the
gold districts of the Alleghenies. Mr..
under the secretary's instTuc-
lions extends his inquiry 10 the yermil-
lion district of Minnesota, and TO the
gold mines Of Saskatchewan, Canada and
Nova Scotia The impOrtant topic Of the
methods for desulphurizing ores is re-
erred to in general terms, and will be
considered Immediately. In the suisse
luent report it IS the purpose of the
treasury department to Investigate the
question of the production Of precious
metals very carefully.
The Golden City sailed from San Fran
on e3Sth, fer Panama, with S6Sl,-
900 IN treasure; S2ft 200 was for New
York, Sl07, 0GG for England, 100000 for
France, S20G, coo for Valparaiso, and the
for Panama.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFIGE or THE DAILY APPEAL,l
MEaPHfs, February y, 1857, S pm.
-...--u ERw=E

OFFIGE or THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEaPHIs, February q 1857, S PIN. !
5eneraI BUSINESS.
Provisions are not as astive as for a
few days back, although prices are I'M
changed. Receipts continue large in all
articles, but especially in farming imple-
melts Of every style and pattern. Some
OF them no Goubt, will nrCve what they
claim TO be-iaboF saviBg--bCt Others we
would advise u planters TO take upon
trial before they put any dependence on
them. The southern country is being
flooded with northern made machines,
which in many cases will provo worse
than useless, and are only gotten up to
Geece u people out of their hard earn
ings. The dry goods trade continues
good, aud the gdVapee guard of new
stocks are being received daily,
COrTON-Duliness rules the market,
and the sales are very few. Holders
hope for an advance, anG do not press
sales, while buyers are not At all anxious
to purchase even at the present rates.
Oar quotations are unchanged and NOM
inal. Receipts for the dsy, 1920 bales /;
shipments, 67S bales. Receipts for the
week, eO59 bales: shipments for the
same time. 5S5o bales.
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Proposals fer Strees PavemeDlS.


NEMpEIS- Tim. February ], 1857.
[EALEy PROPOSALS viii be received tlis
= Office uIIil u o'cHO ck OF Tuesday. February
nth 49,, for grading and paving, with MICH
OLSON vealelr-Mz street, mona Auction
~ LalnOGu second street, from Winchester TO
Bed Poplar street, nom Front 10 the city
Iml.S; Jefferson street, from Main 10 Charis-
on aytuue. Court street, on tie north and
s.uth stuCs Of Court Square, noIa Main 10
-ecOua- Madison street, Rom Front 10 the
fen8pEis and Oh riestOn railroad bridge
Union street. from t4UIt 10 wellington. B5aI
-treet. nom Front 10 wellington; and Front
sire 6. from Union Co Beal
Also, iT paving VITA eIoNE-Front street,
fom NEIHel 10 Union Center alley and Sec
8uI ti-N, rom Market 10 JlfoI, and AL aLey-
-rLHiEE Irlm Front tDSecouu Between MarEot
4lc Union sir-zis-
The entire length OF the nroro-ed Nicholson
pavement wlH measure ahc-t six and three
fCurtrs NILS a-l lie eu.Ire length OF the
proposed s-oAs pavement VIII measure for
streets aDOEt tTo-tnirds Of a mile, and for
alleys nearly tvH mile.
The q. ms aLu conditions On which propO-
saiB wiz Doe ICceIvNl and 5utertz' ned, hpecinca-
u1Ls ol materials and WORK. Terms Of payment,
reQuir a.. can De ul.alLee al tEis Office, or OF
Francis roster. Itr engineer
Bios must Ee Euclosel ia envelopes ana
stamped VITA ealing wax across the fold Of me
pap-T, and ludo.seI, Proposals ior paving
sfreet VITA pavement" manning tho stree
or ALLEYS and Eild n pusemeut1. ana must be
addressed 10 the Mayor and Finance Commit
Parties making proposals will be required %
bid for e.cH street sepafute.y-
Terms OF payment are Oue-half cash. the
H. completion Cl s-ch section Of three hun
W. o. LOgLAND. Mayor.
y. B-Thc ri-Ht o. MSS Nich1ls0n's patent Is
secured by lhe city. ana WIZ be let TO contrac-
tor 20 rho same price paid by The citv-dfteen
cents pergart. Ieo2 ID
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NOW RFAnY.
BROWN a PERTAINS
for the People

4zO Broome ST., New York.
WEvouid call the attention o. the public 10
" our sirgsnt New sale Piauos, IN The IoI-
STYLE "A,n Z octave. Front large round
corners, PLAIN ease either ocIagcn or
carver legs, straight botteu1, bead mon "a
ing on F-n
STNLE I. : octave, sameas 81 Is a viii
serpentIne moulding On PiiEth. carved
STYLE sCS octave. front eomsrs T--ys 90
rrund, ssrpenl.na bottom. m0ullirer
same as 90 style D. raIved Tyre and eek.
fancy carved -N
STYLE "D,fI octave, Sou large TSarG
corner. Enisned bacs- m~ouidngs On rul
and plalh, serpentine bottom. csrved
I'VE aud desk. elegant carved f-1ft les an
The above styles are al halshei in elegant
Rosewood eases and have the full iron frame.
Ffench Hettont harp pzdaL, neEelea SOP. vorv
ke5 5 AID Key frOnfs, and exesed Ia ovtrsfru1c
bass merry al the u % tave a. os now nan
uiaeieiel- 1ney ere msueO o. the best materfrIg.
and fOr nnlsh. durability. purity ewerfresf
Of tone, cannOs g. Surpassed.
The four Styles uerczfLed G6ove. cmhoFv ali
the essential cnaE Ess n ext rf0r Irish OF ta.e.
which are b nlanufscturers run up 10 Is sud
We invite The a. teufioa ora rubfie. or r,.I-
els and the Pso IS ion, 10 a cEit.e1l xamin 81
Of the merit Of cur Fluos.
By Evo dingthe great expe ssatterd rturrn
ctsiy 'HrloIiaS ana * eusiV. wave roor- i'm
the ety. We are enabled % 0Hsr these Pianos AZ
price. Wbleh defy cempsti ion AMI inNiuea T.. 10.
cal AID examine them t. ore purchasing ~-
When references md testinsonIals are
quired b. those ABOUT to pa chs irsf-as or
presenting e display Of 70 Is icnai 1aa -. we
refer 10 The parties 70 whom we have sl1 rur
Pianos. Their judgment a 10 the real mus
Of our as 70 thei .rr.-f
sweetues- and power " t11e srladiur .-
etc, based on actual eN-errr-. tainr r
more value than the niegs good rriu aa 81 BE-
atts,, hoWtFtr capap-er HL4E flg uae- .u
wareruoin,~ tusrFumerts IN 3 fccl q tanl ar-
der, wbica hive ju-t reccived tue w|orsrtls
last q sizing I0urhes
Cur moitO il. Quick sales and zuaH ulaEtr
send Tor = cirenlar 10
BROWN PD EINS
fan1N lnN-daW fl R~nn-@ -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

INFORMATION WANTED.-Mrs. Laura
Vanstrong, of Sashville, having reason
TO believe that her husband, whom she
has not seen for eleven years, and has
thought to be deead, Is still alive, wishes
to Learn of his whereabouts. From in
quiries concerning her, which pave
lately come to her knowledge, she thinks
that her husband has been seeking to
find her. Ills name is John Nanstrong,
and they were married and formerly re-
sided in Davidson county, North Caro-
lima. He left his family with the inten-
ton Of purchasing lands, for a new
settlement in another state, and was
never heard Of afterwards. Journals
wishing to do poor widow a~service, are
requested to copy the above facts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

The Valae Of Pure Vine IN Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines
has been theiF scarcity and e~xorbitant
price, but this has been removed by the
introduction Of a pure native wine, pre-
pared from the port grape, exclusively
cultivated by Mr.. A. Speer, Of New Jer-
sey. We understand he has submitted
his wine to the test of many Of our eele-
brated physicians, and all concur ia its
purity. medicinal properties, and superb
ority TO the best port wine. Most Of
them, to signify their just appreciation
of its salutary effects prescribe it in cases
of debility, affections of the kidneys,
and chronic complaints, requiring a
tonic. sudoriie or diuretie treatment.
ErdHa9ter;
Druggists sell it. Nipgen & Reakirt,
agents.
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N0n-Re,fae1t NotIce-

In tia County, CURT OF Upton County.
Ander on G. Ralph, Louis 81. woodward ard
MS vile jane, William Turnsge and Is wife
Mlierrui Virgil Log an MS vile Laura.
william stew 70 and his vile Mary. COM
pl1inauts, vs. James h.. Rzlpn, James ".
BOYD and his vie Minerva, and other, d.
fenCants
BIZ oEeu and for Partition.
I appearing TO the satisfaction o. the Court
L rom AFFIDAVIT nted in TINS cIUse that de
len auts James W. 6oyd and Minerva BOYD
are uon-re.l denLt OF this STATE. Il s therefore
ordered IN the e.lter their anEearance
herein at the next Term Of this Court, II be
mol en- az the Cou thOuSs n Ovinzton on q E
FIST Monday Ia March, iS57, and plead 5 e.
or demur 10 complain .nts bill o. he same W I
De taken for confessed as TO them and set for
hetrtug eK pare d. q further ordered that q
copy or tlts order be published once q we-k
FOR iour consecutive weeks n the Memphis
APPEAL
A true ~cOpy-attest:
r. 8. BARRET. Clerk.
smith q Lauderdale, solicit n To- complain
AltS. & b. vie
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N0n- Re.idenf Nnffce.

state OF ennessee Tpt n County. county
Co n, Fsbruary Term, 49,
James MeLister, ct ux., ct al vs.. Alex. Mccain,
ct uX.. et al
s G. u.s. Il appearing to the Court rom
i ahdav1t fled nat the defendants, alex.
Nc ain and vile Jane, Robert McRfnstry.
wi lam NeKinstTy, John NcQuiston aEd VIE
Mary INCLUSION, are nou-resideu or the
-ta e Of Teun~s-ee, It i therefore ordered br
the Court that they euter their APPEARANCE
herein e The next II rCh term % his Court. to
be held al the OurthUlSc IN COyiugiou on the
nrst Mon ay IN said month amt plead. answer
De taken fOr COMES ed and set Tor lang ex
p'rtc a. % hem, and that a copy OF this order
be published in the Memph APPEAL for four
Cunsecu i've weeks
Atlue eopy-tesie: K. s. BAERET. Clerk
cur Minis & SANFORD, soils Tor compliments.
fehT W4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

TELEGBANs.--The following dispatches
remain uBcalled for at the telegraph
office: Henry Hart, w. Il. Peasin, H..
B. Parker, IT. L. Ronkin, A. c. Wurz-
back, George w. Marshall, G. NJ. Gerist,
s. II. King, w. Ash, w. Orr & Co,
Mace & Crawford, John Randolph, DR..
J. r. Shaw, James A. Collins, c. Guy
erman, VIM. S. Dudley, Geo. Pearsons,
H. II. Potter, +. ;. Walton, Mrs. w. X.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-Ytster-
day the anniversary Of Wsshington's
birthday was celebrated by 3 festival and
ball at the GreeRlaw club hall, which
was a brilliant affair. The hall was
finely decorated with flags and national
emblems. The music was excellent, and
dancing was kept up with much spirit
TN a late hour. The supper prepared
by Ed. Doutaz was very creditable to all
concerned. The committees were IN
ceasing in their endeavor 10 entertain
the guests. All passed on very agree
ably, and everybody seemed to go away
satisfied. At the Turner's hall q goodly
number assembled, and the evening was
passed very sgre ably.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

A CBowD.-A man named Reynolds,
who allowed corn tea to get the better OF
him, attempted to work of his artificial
strength by throwing brickbats at a
house Of ill-fame on Winchester street.
The police arrested him. He gave some
trouble, and it waswithno little difficulty
that he was conveyed TO the station
house he resisted the officers all the
way, and a large crowd Of the Idle and
curious gathered, Of course, following
the whole distance and obstructing the
sidewalk. Would it not be well in such
cases to bring the services Of 3 dray into
requisition ?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-23

QUICK. - The police authorities re-
ceived, yesterday morning, a telegram
from Helena, Ark, signed Martin
Malone" requesting the arrest OF a one
armed man who was on his way here on
the Cleaner, stating he had robbed him
Of his money. Officer Cornell, Of the
detective force, was in waiting for the
arrival OF the steamer, and arrested the
party, who gave his name as r. B. Wal
lace. He had on his person, when
arrested, eighty-six dollars in currency.
or course he denies the soft iupeaeh-
ment, but, nevertheless, he will be held
for orders.
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LEGAL.
NsR-Resident Eofiee.

W. Powers vs.. W. Z. Wikerson.
IihE plaintiff in this case ON afidavit that fhz
L ~eiendan l. a nonresident or the StaIe OF
tennessee having Outsined an attachment
agAlHst the estate OF tie ue endauL and tee
5 ,me having been levied upon the ~uefendsnts
properly, IT'S therefore ordered that tbs de-
] u0@nt appear cefDra me II NY once. in tie
ely 81 Ne-rphis, On the 10 b DAY OF March.
~ d ~ ~ CLOCK All and defend said attacn-
meDt or the : me- viii be proceeded with
* phrte, am II u further ordered Lhat this
February 9Th, 1867.
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