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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

MORTUARY REPORT.-There were two
iDterments from yellow fever for the
twenty-fOur hours ending At 5 O'Clock
Yesterday. W. ROGERS, NJ. D.,
Secretary Board Of Health.
MEMPHIS, November ), 1907.
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LUMBER AND WHAT'S MADE OF IT
BY references 70 the card Of MessFs. w. T.
ShanWick in smother column, it will be
found that they are prepared TO turn
ish lumber, lsths, shingles, doors, sash,
blinds, ETC., to all callers. Their work is
done in fine style, and cannot fail to be
approved Of. Give them q call.
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THR FEVER AND THE WEATHER
Prom the oficisl MortuaTy report pub
,ishsd this morning, % will be seen that
oply two deaths from geiloV fever had
occ1rreI FOR the t~weuty-fouT 5onTs end
No AZ So "a. yesterday. The rain on
Sunday, folloN'sd hy continued cota
weather with nighSv ifoso Ras evi-
IDENTIFY done its work sNd rlv 0ne
disease from Memphis. Shoulu '"e eooi
weather continue Tor q few days the 81
sent ones need have no fear Of returning.
The Howard Association paid of and
discharged yesterday quite number Of
their purses, a. the calls upon them for
the ssna~ has considerably decreased
within the last few days.
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DR.. B. A. Pope, Oculist and Aurist,
Bethel Block, win continue his prac-
tlee for q few weeks longer In Memphis.
Office hours from 81 A.. 81. to P n.
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find 3 complete
stock of Dry Goods at lower prices than
aver. OctS Ina
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We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, 10 order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octs I'm
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ISoUEsT.-About four o'clock yester-
dav afternoon Mr.. Coroner Cotton held
a inquest on the re@ains OF = white
man, name unkBOWn, who was found
dead near Chestnut Grove, on the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad, about three
miles from town. The jury returned q
verdict finding that the deceased came
to bis death rom causes unknown 70 the
juR, 10 marks II violence being found
upon the body,
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Hats the best and latest styles
at Memphis Hat Company. OPP
pOsite the square. oeoI OF
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Gents dress and business hats
at Memphis Hat company, OPP
pOsite Court square. OcSl ct
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Ladies aud chiIdren's furs. the
fastest and finest in the city,
Memphis Hat Company, oppO-
site Ihe square. oesl 81
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TILL TAPPISG-A black mackIel,
aged about nineteen yesrs-Pierce Mitch
eli by name-was arrested yesterday by
the police charged with Tobbing the till
of j. x. FeaueTim, 3 grocer on Poplar
street. He gave officer Dixon a run for
it. but was c~sptuEedat last and brought
10 the Adams street Station House. On
b~eingsearched Onlyfour dollars was found
on his person. The suppositiOn is that
be dropped his ia gotten booty by the
WaV.
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Ladies visit the fur emporium
aRd bus genuine furs. Men,
phis Hat Company, opposite the
square. OCH %.
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Memphis and White River
Packet Company.
The Steamers
OZARK. RowENA, coMMERCIAL
REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis & VickSburg
PACKET LINE.

0NE Of the four following FIRST
~ class side wheel Steamers Will E
leave hemphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 O'Clock p m. for VIcksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON. W. b. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS
h a. Carter. Master. FHlIlAn5
COLUMBIAN, BarneS, Master, MONDAYS
PEORIA CITY, D H. Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma railroad, and Haz0o River Packets.
By promptuess and regularity and strict al
tention to an busine 5 en- rusfed 70 hem, these
Packets trust to merit and receive the PaIroD-
age Of shi ppers.
Freight received at all hours at city MhaEl-
boat, foot Of Monroe street.
LARRY HARBisIk ADA CO, Agents,
ocl5 n ~ Man street, Garner Madison
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The COUNTY PKISON.-There Is now
in the county jail about eighty two pris-
oners, sixty-twO OF whom are negroes
and twenty whites. The preponderauce
Of the black over the white prisoners
may in some degree account for the late
rebellion when was 20 etfsctuaiiy
quashed 10y the keepers, Nj. John Ma
giveny and his assistants are always on
band to perform their duties faithfully
and honestly.
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No DecepGoR.-We mean to close out
| the retail b4anch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. octS I'm
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Mink. sable and fitch fnrs the
Gnest AT Miller a. Leidy's.
oc31 Ct
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I wiH pay one hundred dollars to the
hrst persol VINO viii kill a sseak or
room thief, caught In the act. The dead
body only taken as proof.
L. s LAKE,
no3lw 2S Front street.
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Buy your fall style hat of NLiI-
Ter & LeidV. oc3l &c
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FRE CENTS.

We request that our patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more than i've cents g copy for
the APPEAL Il is SOLD over the counter at
that price, and We slow the newsboys a sum
Client margin 70 make a handsome pront by
selling the papers at i've cents per copy.
To THE PArRoNs OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collectsubscriptiOns
ED. MAESFORD,
Supt. OF Circulation,
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GONE, GoNB.-Complslnt was made at
police headquarters yesterday, by Mr. A.
Redd. Who lives at 55i Pigeon Boost
road. that some person had stolen from
him a feather ted. He alleges that one
Of his children died on the bed from vel
low fever, and be put it OIL the wood pile
TO air. When looked for il was gone.
The parties whO coniscated Il will prob
ably have q healthy time, Let our col
ored citizens look out for feather beds In
negro second hand stores.
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A USEFUL TNvEETION.-One Of the
most useful and ingenious inventions of
the age is a patent spittoou Of JspaDned
ware, by Mr.. J. NJ. Chyce, Of Franklin,
| Tenn, intended fer the sick room. IL is
light and easily hAndled, and the cover
is displaced by a spring in the handle,
upon which the thumb naturally falls on
| fixing hold Of il. For 8 bed-ridden per-
son il is Invaluable, but is 8 very great
convenience everywhere. Our old and
esteemed friend, n. C.. Cayce, at the
Arcade, is general agent for the United
states, and viii dispose Of State and
county rights. A full description will be
found in our advertising columns. We
trust the ingenious patentee and our old
friend will make fortunes Out Of this
simple bat useful invention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

WORK WARTED-We have already
spoken Of two respectable ladies, ma
tivss of Virginia, who want work
that they may earn bread 10 eat.
Both are good copyists. We have bad
no resu0nse. II any gentlemen Of the
Bar or CLERK can furnish them copying to
do, the Editors Of lie APPEAL will re-
ceive it for them, and guaranteed its being
well and correctly done.
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Ladies' furs, all qualities, at
Miller e. Leidy's, opposite the
square, oc8l Ct
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cry respectfully, your Ob't servant.
r. W AINsLIE,

The above correspondence speaks for
itself. This well-known Company,
through its agent, Mr.. J. s. Chaplin, is
never behind in deeds of charity when
the suffering or sick call for aid, and IL is
equally prompt in paying all losses when
they occur. Mr.. Chaplin is a just and
reliable gentleman, and the Company be
represents is N OF the best in the
country.
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WANTS
PATENT
a TR OR A OIL


-.-tm s, evsrvwbere 70 study their Owh
The right % manufacture anc 81
49, Psfant Aurora OH I'm s SINGLE county, vii
make more money 10 the p~uEenassL 49,
Wiu make in q whole year. Ine AuretapL
s%rfualTv costs less than oue-half the pIlge ~
Goal on. and the uumlBaAug power o. ~
Au-,ra on is as much superior . we Goal ~
q t1o Goa Oh f. 20 q talloW canc.e, anu
No MosE explosive than LRAuW c4uIls A
TaT1n thar will burn Coal Oh VIII nuTu tue u
-Dra on. Il does not smoke the ch4unsy I,
does not smel-t will not grease OF STAN ~
SIssf 1eu-u0t even white ClOtn. The mate
80 S,-fts mauuf4cturs Is l"neLhausu0ls. one
ma can make eyenty-Aye barrels PEI ca,
No machinery required. We VII pay ~
n re- 10 aud from the city OF Memplh alN 80
while mere. II We cannot prove al, anu sEetL
800 man re have stated. A single county u
a ANAL alrtuue TO The msn OF enlerprlsei anu
80. - ! Ststs IS untold worth.
H. q. Dewitt a Co.
IA Msd son street. corner Main,
80 Nemphi-. tenn
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THE MURDER MONDAY NIGHT.

THE CORONER's INQUEST
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COId-Ladies can buy the IL
nest fnrs Ht KILLER a. Leidy's,
opposite Court square. ocSl st
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Arrest OF Il. Il. FergusOn on q
COr0ner's Warrant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-06

EMAIoNs &SON, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1888 Main street, have received Wa
verly Magazine, Albion, Wilkes Spirit,
New York Citizen, New York Weekly,
Ne. AZ. New York Mercury, Police
News. Harper's Weekly, Police Gazette,
Round Table, Chimney Corner, South
ern Society, Harper's Bazaar, and all
he magazines for OVEN Der; also q lot
Of writing paper, enyelop, lead pencils,
ink and inkstands, aud dailies from
avorruhaTa
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HESRY CLAY YANCEY.-This estina-
ble young gentleman has fallen a victim
10 the prevailing disease. His many
friends will regret 10 learn that he died
at his mothers residence, ia the southern
portion Of the city, early yesterday morn
nc Of yellow fever. Mr.. Ysncey was a
resident Of Memphis from boybood, well
kaown and universally esteemed. He
sas the last Of three brothers, all of
whom have died within a few years.
Ose Of them, Mr., VIM. Yaneey, for
merly edited 3 psper here called the
NetCs, removed to Indisnol2, Texas, and
there died Another, Robt. J Hancey,
Jr., was for many years connected with
the city press, aud died during the war OF
disease contracted IN the army. Poor
Clay, left to comfort his mother and sis
tiers in their double bereavement has
joined his brothers, while yet in the
spring OF a manhood that promised SO
much for the future. The remains OF
the respected Yancey were inferred yes.
terday at ElmWood, the funeral being
! LARGELY attended.
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nEGIDFNCE FOR, SALEILhe
SS5aLSE1ad 0+er for sale the Re tdence
= -3aTa ~ " n. Paines. in the Town OF
Hsr1an1o DeS5Uo Coun,y, Mss There IS on
% premises a large aud commodiouA rene
R,fr5l-g with six rooms. out homes SLaolee'
O--Ea-l4s afc. and situated near the Alssls-
Sr1i and Tennessee Railroad depot tor iur-
1ber nformatiOn address the undsrs e4eu Al
tHS--aaSo Sftss. VA. HAINES,
Administrator.
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L O r A l. e
-Tuerve MOL Billiard Tables Tor SALT For
L-s-- fDoriTe Al D.. EVANS
l. Monroe street.
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The vordict Of the Jury:
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TO0F, PHILLIPS & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
WHOLESALE cRocERs
Commission Merchants,
No. 266 Front St., HtmDbIs.

mo- s. TooF. CHAs- LPHILLIPa- =. NAHAN.
GTRICT attention pad 20 thsSTORAGEAND
SALE OF COTTON, and Instructions re-
ganding sama strictly obsysd- Our facilities
Tor The handbag OF Cotton are UNSURPASSED.
and We inHs especial attention to this branch
OF our business, feeling assured OF our ability
70 give entire satisfaction TO AL who NAV favor
us with their patronage.
50 All shipments covered BY our Open
structed.
Our stock OF BAGsINa, ROPE, IRON TIES
and PLANTATION SUPPLIES generally viii
always be found full and complete, gnd offered
On - goOdteTms as can be had in this market
thankful TO our numerous patrons for the
very liberal fsvOrs hitherto extended Us. we re-
spectfully ask a continuance of the same.
pledglDg every effort on cur part TO give salts
faction BY strict attention to toe wants and IN
terests Of our customer
Major J. J. BUSBI, whose connection with
our hOGse still continues, will be pleased to re-
ceive q call from his numerous friends when
visiting the Gay.
au20 TOOF, PHILLIPS co.
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Lily Brothers, Grocers, have removed
n the corner of Second and Unlen
streets IN the new court room building.
nos lW
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ron RENT.
EIegant DweUtng for Rent.
TOR RENT

wish TO rent 700 acres OF rich Big Snsek
LAND, IN the NoJtners poItaSSA IaTrs az
rounty. Tenn. Il VIII De fehSSa ~ 4s y
Small "a ANEERLAYNE JONES, SR-,
C.rs Wormeley, Joy & 90.
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Land To- ZIG.

GOOD ~zecond.hand BUGGY and HAkNESs
T4r.Ea used will be sold cheap. Apply 70 lay
ror cav Ruyfaud, 84 ErDnt street., or
-. vs. RRTCE . MonToe sLreeL
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The Iuhinns.

In his testimony boiore the Indian Commission
nuwtat the West, General HANCOCK said
There was no securi.l whatever for transporta-
tion and travellers on any part OF the Plains.
person is liable to bo attacked even il ho has
hundred men with him. Vigilance IL tho only
safety. The Indians ore making raids constantly
in small or largo bodies. II iB believed lhore aro
no Indian families between tho Platte and the
Arkansas. They are either north Of tho Plato or
Tho expenses OIL tho General Department hayo
been those OF o pcace establishment, with tho
exception OF ANAL quantity OF forage scnt to
tlon also OF four hundred Kansas volunteers, who
will not be paid until Congress appropT,ates tho
funds. Our troops have had no renonnt TINS year.
Tho expense OF transporting goods this Year IL
much loss than over before.
or hostile warriors the General estimatesJ that
tho Choyonnea number about tonr hundred, the
irheTo are but fow Apsohes Of tho Pains. probably
four or FIVE hupdred Fifteen hundred or two
thousand will cover all engaged between the Ar
mnnches, who number abont three thousand.
There waa one case, in October, 1866, whero
arnls were furnished to the Indians by our agent,
ed To hostility. MIR. Bogy, the Indian Commits
sioncr, gavo authority to sell arms, after he was
notified that tl!e Indians wore hostile and defend.
Indians arc we'll nrmod with pistols and rfca.
Tho Indians always Pierco tho bodies Of phito
persons they kill With arrows Tho friends Of
persons killing MN, all put an arrow into him,
They mover burn powder whom they can use ar.
rows. IN ambuscades thoy use arrows. The
principal men are armed with Hro arms, and The
others with bows and arrows. The Indiana dc
numbers, They do not fRht without an adyan
iaao. whcnoyer they and their enemy prepared
< they givo up,
| Tho Indi9ns arc now carrying on tho war will
4 all tho now improvements. They have Acid glass
cs. We found o glnas ut Fort Wallace. They
como up like arogimont Of cavalry, and appear
| like q regular regiment Tho chiefs standa will
| a mirror and throw reflections al signals whici
| tho men obey. They have signal men all around
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NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK. September a;-S!oeka strong.
Money 4a5 por cont, Gold III! Sterling 9Aa9!.
'62 coupons 1li; Virginia Gs ex-cunpons !'0s.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Stocks heavy. Gold Al. Sterling 9iaaL. 62
c oupons Ing
o7e Flour quiet; Southern s9a1a. Wheat dull and
fave rs buyers. Corn quiet; mixed Western II lGa
oss hss sesyy ana at as Iar savy w%s
Seynol Sey d: Porto Rico l2c Mnscovado III 5Oais So
5sss k5Ss d .Rosin is steady. Frcigh:s iuii:
BIr. y,,NonE. September Cotton quiet aud
nomna Midalns @ GotS dm and n1chHnG &c Hn;r
soIa at at Corn iirm; White 81 lOal ls; is-
low 81 sales o o; fa'r S0Sar 70 s0eG; ;s5r oIr
and arnH o' 3 owls, nns steady. Moss Pork s2f go
IardCty IS, Wes ern 1S nrIinSy MsESym0 ,nmr sa!Ss ~
s1, Lo2is ptS%a Me.s ofl sis Shoulders is
CrcNN.T1, Sc Etcmber D. Flour unSna1ggd G ana
in M moderate dem md c95a gur7 : demand at T. 10
1926 but little Of, nred Lelow s235o. ias"n aeSe'
Shoulders ia c sides le! ,Sc, !ara ri line ouiet
a. EH0TR Saa5as Rssin 1nisSsefa ,I,s, AZ e s5a o
MoBIIE, Snpteu il,sr 2.--Cotton nominal, sales io
100 bales Low Gdilrngs a2l cts. Receipts io'
NEW onLrAss,, kpsust saos Of GI! Cotton sSS sas
bales Sugar mud Hoasss' a. gnSns nonr and m aIs a
Corn dull snppli light White 81 p; yellow
81 27.. Oats drff nj zoe. Pork in good demand .an
at s2G 50 Bac;s, sold as fast as received. SHOULD,
ers 1916; clear siiles I71alsc.; fnW OF 10 ribbed
sides in market LARD in reqnost-iu ticrces l3}c
in kegs l5c. Gn Id closed at i0!ai0;; sterling laaa
l55; Now York sight exchange per cent. pre-
MUM. -
SAVANNAH, septomber a,-Cotton, quiet; Mid
Il lings held at 25c, offered 2i4c. No sales. He-
co 'pts 81 bales Hccoipts of The year 2i7 552. E1-
nc, Is OF tho year 2i7,0i1 Stock 511. Receipts OF
lea Island li,a:.37. Exports li,ll5. Stock l22.
We ithcr hot md cloudy. .
+, snn, 1srA, September 2.-AIa~ket duh. Sales Al
bales Middli ngs 23ta2ic.
Wealth, IT pie asant and clear.
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SfatS Items.

rain. { cRoi ., &c.-For the past few days we
have bee Via tied with occasional showers OF ram,
bnt not pourl to injuro tho growth Of the crops.
And whilt we cad Of heavy rains in dinerent
parts Of 10 cou. ,try, md the damage Done to tho
crops Il gratifying to us to state that ;ns i IL
yery sigh t. Wo trust TINT the injury to tho crops
througio OF tho country are not 30 aeriois as was
the upla fs OF this section OF the Pee Dec country
is doing nmarkabiy woll, and tho farmers have
every son TO- bo enconraSed: we 'ea.n 5nt
Hin Fer, IN consequence Of tho lato rains in tho
up-countr $. The river is now in excellent order
for nnvig, itit,n.- BenneisUHe joniWGI
ApRrsr or AN EM1ssAny.--A colorcd man, call
inv hims elf Rev. mt. Williams, has boon arrested
by tho 1ni'itary authorities Tor preaching inceI.-
tarr mes to the frccd people OF this District
Uo y IA carr. to Headquarters at Darlington last
for that %n-ra, where lc will be tried by tho
M;ltsrv ii,onrtS' YenRciiSUtYe JO,Tna.
Rro,srn,,,o,, n, runSs.-The following are tho
registration returns LOT aiarip'ouSh Die'ii't ioA
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Washington News

WASHINGTON Scptombcr "a dispatch from
Fort Hays says tha, the sapagcs in that sect ION do
not want peace; will kill the Commissioners il they
can. They are driving oil the buffalo toward thcii
villages on the Republican River. They attacked
q train near Fort Smith, md wero ropmlscd
Twenty Indians, officer aud four soldiers were
killed.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has received u
dispatch from special agent He'll statiug that onIy
three OF the custom house officials were OH duty
tho Secretary ordered the custom house further
down the river, outside The city.
Maximillinn has adopted as his heir young Itur-
bi, TO-, now with his grandmother ON Georgetown
II q, shta.
The change in the cotton tax from 3 to 2lc. per
Doun,1 !, goes into effect tc-tlay.
Nine regular army surgeons died within the Inst
thrcc weeks
Simon Cameron favors impeachment.
Tho inhcrnal revenue to-day amounts to 81 5OO,-
D00.
Grant i&as ordered the discharge of Heventy-one
vi the ono huadred and forty clerks of tile Pay
Department
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~ CHARLESTON AND sAYANNAH IA

a3- CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
ROAD BONDS AND coUPONS.-Dy decree of the Cour,
of Equity a5th January last It was inter ala Or
dercd. "That tho said Trustees IsAAc ". uAYsr, Ep-
WARD SEBRISu. and Jous f. cAnEw. do forthwith pre-
coed 10 call by public advertisement In one or moro
newspapers in s State and elsewhere. upon oil person.
holding Bonds and Coupons VI Bonds secured by tue
First Mortgage to prtseut and prove their OH
Or before the rat July next This order having bceu
complied with, ~ Bonds Coupons not hitherto pre-
sened will be received aud parties who have heretofore
presented Bonds and Coupons. oio learino he same
in The hanii Of he Truiisei hereby notaSd that uu-
less they brought forward before the goth day
OF September. they will not he received.
l. W. HAYNE,
Ed SEBRINd, Trustees
JSO. CAREW.
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REGISTRATION Rh. FuNs;ii ii Nv ,"S m;S,rint % @ t's
registration returns lor hht'"o'""s" - "
H.a.n0 G.nl

Total. -......... Us 70 n o col,r-
AS will be seen by the foregoing a o. S'-;ot n, =
ed people have 33f majority in tho DIST oo,lv A..
white citizens have mol registered Ms pro., 80 al
they should have lono. They should do
once Bcnnetspihc journal.
THE Gas WoRks.--Wc arc trniy glad to lea:
Tint there 10 every probability that in few weelN
the Gas Works will again he in successful opera
non. Negotiations in reference TO salo thereof
have boon pending for several days. and we believe
they are now completed, by winch theao works fall
into tho hands o. two energetic citiaons, who WI
soon ict their light shine" for tho beuett Of thu
comrnnnity. ~ Greenpi.c aionniiimecy.
HoMIcIDE.-On Wednesday last n difficulty Oc-
CURED on the plantation OF Col. itobert Beatty Of
this District, between John Lowe and Prince Hoy
wood freedmen, in which tho latter was stabbed
and instantly killed Lowe was rrestcd and COM
mitted to JAIL UR,onriAe Times
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PRICE FIVE CENTS

R1- The Relatives, Friend. nuJ Ae.,,
ances "f the late Mrs J. WARD SIMMONS, and orl,
sisters Mr. H. 4. RoBrasoE and Mrs RICHARD L. N,rI,
are invited to ste,l the Funeral Services OF thu 10,
/" St philips churth nI afternoon. at halfpas, sn
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
Elnt,. RicIi,,,nn.l

RIcHMoSD. September 2.-Jno. Cody, soldier
of tho 11th United Stntos Infantry, cut his throat
this morning at headquarters. He was from
Newark, n. J.
Tie applications for bankruptcy in Virginia dur
ing tho Inst week have exceeded tho total number
since tho Bankrupt Law was passed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-03
Ne,r Orleans News.

NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Thcre wcro thirty
intermonts from Yellow Fever here yesterday
Among them Tom King. the pugist, and Lieut..
Mccormick of the irUn clad Malaska.
Tho official order relieving Sheridan received
this morning al Headquarters. General Griffin
has been tclcgraphcd for, and upon his arrival
General Sheridan will tako his departure Colonels
Forsythe, Moore and Sheridan accompanying him.