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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the
case Of b. II. Lynch, after being out all
night aud the greater portion OF yester-
day, returned a verdict Of not guilty.
The jury and prisoner were discharged,
snd thereupOn court adjourned to Friday
next. The Rosser habeas cOrpuscase again
came up, and after an examination of
a few witnesses, was again con-
tinUed to some time next week.
The most important feature of
the investigation in this case seems to be
its extraordinary length, which, when
ended at last, viii only result in the adj
mission to or denial Of bail to the pri-
ssner until the case is regularly reached
for trial. 20 the lawyers engaged in the
case it affords a the ield for practice as
the innumerabie little discussions which
have arisen throughout the progress of
the case covered q vast field Of inquiry
on the subject Of insanity as a defense
against punishment for crime.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-Edwin
WhitmOre to S. MOsby, deed, S3Tl2 80,
Third street by 14S} feet George Phillea
to VIM. Shuttlaworth, quit claim deed to
secure two notes for $3.50 and S250-psrt
Vi NthuAN AOL W. DAbY DA NtNA It.
serve avenue, being 1879 feet on Duns-
comb street and running back Isl feet;
Thos. B. Harvey to r. McGreg or, deed,
$500, part of lot No. 500, on Second
street, north Of avsrtOn, SCI feet on
Second street, other lines irregular,
being same land conveyed to the granter
by f. p. Bates, ct al, Dec. 5, 1855 JnO.
Calvin to Thos. McCarty, deed Of trust,
to secure three notes for 1888 33f each,
lot No. s32, being Of Jno. O%vertonis sub
division of Isl acre tract, south Mem
phis, fronting 42l feet on north side of
Georgia street, and running back l50 feet,
which is a n story cottage house;
of chancery court to heirs at law
Of Thomas W. Hunt, deceased, and to
Samuel Mosby, land described in said
cause Of Samuel Mostly etaI. vs..
@. p. Hunt ct al Cbss. Potter to Saml.
r. Wood, $500, the one undivided half
interest in lots No. /, > >, and part OF
No. (, containing 30 76-100 acres, more or
less, being part Of trast owned formerly
by Wsrford, three miles from Memphis;
J. j. Murphy TO 5. x. Wood, quit claim
same property.
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UNFOETUNATE DARKEY.-Nesterday
afternoon, when the junction Of Main
aud Madison streets was pretty much
crowded by eager politicians arranging
their respective programmes, a stalwart
negro fellow. Who bad read, or at least
had not pTofitted byresding the peace or
ders that have been Published, while in
a stopping attitude, disclosed the fsctthat
he was armed and equipped as the law
directs" TO meet any contingency, 8
brace Of pistols Drotruding in a very sig
nihcant way. By accident be was espied
by q policeman, who, calling up his
mate, led the offending " cullud pusson Z"
10 the statiOuhOuse.
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Land For sale.

A n undivided oue-haIflnteres in 5000 acres
"a OF Red rver bottom land, In lafayette
and SEWER cOunties. Arkansas
Thisiuterest he tile 10 which D. perfaot, wiz
be sold 80 D. low Egure, Tor one-thlrd cash ana
the remainder az one and two eau, without
interest
Also. s2p0 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above all overflow, and the
finest body u land IN the state, IN Crawford
county. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
GELS, for cash.
Apply 10 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys az Law,
mh8-tf E3 3ain street, Memphis
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Mon Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
no. 4l-Ths GayosO Savings Institution ct al.
vs.. WIN. G. Ford
1T appearing from afidavit in this cause that
L the defendant VIM g. Ford, is a non-resi-
deut Of the state OF Tennessee:
It IS therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
pearance herein, at the Court House In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN September, 1867, and plead, answer
or demurtO C~ompiainants bill, OF the same will
be taken for confessed a. 20 him, and set for
hearing e1 parte, and that a copy OF this order
be pubfisned once q week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
SUGUrfoN ASTON. Clerk and Master.
BY r u BLkcE, Deputy Clerk and Master
Estes 8 Jsckkous SoE for Complainant
iYtf 1sW4W.
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Born

BOTH ARBEsTED.-John H. GARNER,
h brick mason, aud A. Single, a labOrer,
had a small game Of fsticuffs or How
ards row yesterday, during the progress
Of which both were severely punished.
They were brought before Mr.. Justice
Hall, who fined GARNER S., and sent
Single to the municipal court for trial.
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BURIAL OF PAUPERs The interment
Of this unfortunate class seems TO be
somewhat badly managed, IS persons
have repeatedly complained that they
are subject 70 much Inconvenience ia
hunting up Mr.. Noll to give an order for
burial. Some system should be prsctiesd
whereby the people who pay their taxes
should get their rights in having their
unnrer neighboTs prOperlY inferred.
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Good Lawns and Bareges at
Twenty Gents, at J. II. LOewen-
slime a. Bros, Clay Building. 80 81
ORly so Cents for one dozen papers OF
Needles, at Elson's. jy303t
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TNFANTICIDE-DIsCOvERY OF THE
MURDERED INFANT IN A PBIvY VAULT
The EVIDENCES OF VIOLENCE IN
Observation-Disclosures at an early
hour, a colored woman discovered the
body Of an infant IN a privy vault on
High street, between Washington and
Poplar streets. Il had lain there for some
time, and its skull bore marks of viO-
lence. The coroner was summoned, but
we have not learned the result Of the
inquest. The inference is strong that
some mother, 20 avoid the publicity and
shame brought on by fndiscTotiGH,
plunged into deeper crime to conceal her
guilt.
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REsIGNED.-We learned yesterday
that John Eve, Esq, superintendent Of
the Memphis city railroad, had resigned
his position, and that his assistant, Mr..
Campbell, had been appointed pro tenn.
Mr.. Eve is a polite and courteous genJle-
man. His many friends will regret his
severance with the corporation.
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C.
families or single gentlemen can obtain
beard and good rooms also day boarders can
heaccommudafed al S94-5ecOud street, DeLWeen
GayOso and Bal. ie1u
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ATTENTION DIsTILLERs.-SeE Stills
built 20 order and second Hand stills
for sale at H0llenbeFg 4 0ertel's, topper
smiths and Sheet , Workers, no. SAG
Sec0ad stress. Steamboat work prompt.
" attended %, jy5 dawtf
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"Hesperian PITS, " the "sure cure for
Ague," have been tested in thousands Of
cases, and have never failed in a single
instance to effect a cnre price only 81 at
the drug stores. VIM. D'oeRch & Co.,
proDFietOrs, st. Louis.
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THIs Institution Is prepared TO receive De-
posts, 70 buy and sell Exchange on a1 the
nri1eipal commercial cities, and 70 collect
Drafts on this city m tail principal points liz
this section. RemittaDces promptly attended
- n. CASH. Secretary.
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Onlg so Csnts for q full piece of Ruff
fling, any width, at Elson's Mammoth
Cheap Store. ty30 3t
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and cheap BOARDING

A FEW DEsIsABLE ROOMS, either fur
ulsbed or u~nfurnished, TO rent, with board, to
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business within one square Of Court square,
and az the most reasonable rates, at No. S6
Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, s.
per week boarding and lodging, IS per week.
fez II
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
BoARDING.

BOARDING
A few day boaFders can be accommodated at
Al No Ol Adams street.
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STEAMBOATS,.

SdUC Money by buying your Dry Goods
st Elson's, 297 Main street. jy30 st
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WANTS.
~ D

A thorough Book-keeper and Accountant
wants q situation in a respectable Grocery or
Commission house for the next business sea-
son. Has been employed in tots city for the
last ten years, and j. wei known In the city
and country, Address " Book-keeper, care OF
this Office. Tvs I've
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING.
GREENLAW' OPERA HOUSE
ROWDE
The MOst Enthusiastic Meeting
EGer Held I'm Memphis.
Col. CAN'T, Col. Martin. Col.
Bullock, Hon. ]. W. Left
Wich and Others Adj
dress the Meeting.
Everybody EReOUraged-The
Right Must Prosper.


At an early hour large crowds began
to assemble in the vicinity Of Union anC
Second streets. Several bands Of music
paraded the streets, headed and followed
by large aud magnificent -transpsrencies.
among which might be noticed the fol-
lowing: Universal Suffrage, Down
with BrownlOwism," 1.-THE Union as il
WRs;5' "C~onhscation a Dead Letter.
4" Farms for All Who Can Gain Them by
Industry" The Opera hall wa filled tO
its utmost capacity with one Of the best
audiences that eve graced its walls. A
large number Of colored people were
present.
On motion, w. H. Psssmore was
called to the chair. He, previous TO in
Producing the speakers, gave IL as his
opinion that our gallant standard bearer,
Emerson Etheridge, would be elected
governor. To the cOlored people present
he desired TO say that the humbug stories
told them by the radical party were cal
culsted to mislead them and he warned
them TO beware.
Col. John Martin was introduced and
gave a description of the meeting at
Bartlett and colored as well as white were
enthusiastic for the conservative ticket.
He believed from all that be could learn,
that the desth-kDell of radiealism was
sounded in Tennessee; he thought there
was no doubt that the whole ticket would
be elected. Col. CAN'T was next called
upon, and said
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

TN onering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
II Public, We have no h~esitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tIon in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely southern compounded with a
special sdaptiAds to The various types OF
stomaeio arrangements prevalent IN our
climate.
Il is q gentle stimuiant to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
1t Is q cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
1t cures Diarrhes and Cholera Morbus.
II is q preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
II Is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
It is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- sold everywhere.
O. H. ERBERT & co.,
Sole P~roprietors,
febl0 II Memphis. Tenn.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PEnntsra hank NOES.

TN accordance With an act Of the General As
sembly OF the STATE Of Tennessee, approved
beeauAb Der II 1856, emit isc An act ITO expedite
th6 distribution Of the edecA Of Banks when
have o. may make SIS umfIE among their
creditors, notice is hereby eiveht 10 the hold
ers OF the notes OF the PlauferS Bank Of Ten
neRGe 70 present tfem % the uudersigned a.
the Rank IN Nashville Tor payment between
hoW and the nrst day o~fjhnuary, 1885, b. they
VIZ II f, iilsssf barred wy4vER
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Boots q Shoes, 'Iess than New
York cost" AT J. H. Loewehstine
&BFO.'s. No. 2SI Main street. SoSt
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Only 10 Cents per yard for Bleached
Domestics, at Elson's Mammoth Cheap
| Store. jy30 81
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Onh 20 Csats per dozen for 200 yard
Spool Thread, at Elson's Mammoth
Cheap Store. jyS0 81
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AGFNTS-sI0 70 SO n dav, % introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING Ma
CHINE Price SIS. 10 uses two threads, aud
makes the genuine LDCE STITCH. All oiuer
low priced IN achiues make the tHAIN sIlClH.
Zach agent furnished with "a copy Of Letters
Patent, Exclusive territory given. send Tor
circulars N. BFAgH co,
yam HQf second St. Mgmphis. Tenn.
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WANTED

Able bodied men, white or coloTed, TO work
az a Sawmin and Woodyard-iberal wages.
Apply to l.. 3 BURT back OF Norris Landing,
washington countv- Miss fvgDlm
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Aberdeen, Mississippi, challenges the
champions throughout the country, to 8
four ball match Of billiards. The amount
Of the wager is left to the party accept
ing.
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Ten Cents "a yard for good light
CalicOes at j. II LOeWenstine &
BrO.'s, No. x3I Main street. 3O-3t
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TO r r r n T.
FOR SALE.

L . r s a J. E.
One oilers Stationery Engine and Boiler,
nearly new, for sale cheap
IUSN MALLON,
fvZ5 Ina 24 Main street.
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ROBBING AN AUCTION HoUsE.-Some
en~terprising thieves effected an entEsuee
into the auction store Of A. s. Levy &
CO., ut an early hour yesterday msfl-
ing, by cutting a psUnel out Of the door.
They took a quantity Of clothing, and
got of with their ili-gOJten booty.
Strange 10 say, the work was so quietly
done that the clerks sleeping within
were not awakened by the burglars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

INSTRUMENTATION The st. Louis
Mutual Life Insurance company has re-
Gently made q humane and righteous de-
cision. A prominent business man in
st. Louis terminated his own life. The
company took the case Into careful con-
siderati0n and being satisfied that the
act resulted from the overthrow OF men
tai powers, and developed insanity, or
dered and paid the full amount Of his
policy. The directors felt that il is sad
enough that life shall sink In dim eclipse,
without the added grief Of dire poverty.
The boundary between reason and mad
ness is a narrow one. 4 sudden shock, a
blow OF violence, disappointed hopes,
wrecked anticipations-any one OF 8
thousand contingencies may hurl one
across It. Then II the victim, incapable
OF ~self-control and irresponsible for his
deeds shall terminate his lifes the St.
Louis company says his family shall not
be wronged Of the policy, for the pay
ment Of which they have practissd self
denial. This company, q Of the
strongest In the west, is represented in
this city by Messrs. Mcmahon & Otis.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A UR A OIL

We want men everywhere to study their oWE
INTEEEST. The right 10 manufacture ana sci
the Patent Aurora Oh in n single county VIII
make more money 20 the purchaser IN LuIte
months than the largest farm IN your slAie
will make in a whole year. The Aurora Ol!
actually costs less than ODe-half the price OF
Coal oil. and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oh Is a. much superior Go the Goal Oh
a. The Goa oil is 20 q tallOW candle, and Is
NO hOaE explosive than 81 tGloW canuie. ANY
Lamp that viii burn Coal on will burn the Au-
r0ra OH. II does not smoEe the chimhey-u
does not SInell-iU viii not grease OF siam me
finest lnen-nOt even white cloth The maJe1
rial for rs manufacture is neNLauslule one
man eau make seventy-hvs barrels per day
No machinery required. We viii pas your
fare to aud from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove al-s ana even
more. than we have stated single county Is
q small fortune 10 the man Of enterprise ana
the right % a state Is untold worth.
For further information, Csli on OF address
q. q. Dewitt a Co..
2A Madison street corner Main
ivlq Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

Thousands Of Lives Saved AnRuGuy.-
Travellers, as you value your safety, take
warning. Mothers, as you value your
children, keep the Mississippi Diarrhea
Cordial always in your house. It is the
sworn foe Of cholera, cholera morbus,
diarrhea, and all bowel affections. No
matter in what shape these forms Of dis
cas- is exhibited, this searching and
unerring remedy disperses it from the
system. II cures by eradication, not
suppression, and has deservedly been
accepted as the great Southern Anti
dote to these most prevalent disorders
that infest our sunny cline. Mansfield
& Higbee, wholesale druggists, sole pro-
nrietOrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

Pleasure EreurSioR-The steamer
Flora viii make another one OF her pleas
ant excursions 70 Island 40 next Thurs
day. The pleasant trips OF the Flora are
such as only TO inform the public is to
secure a crowded boat. 1t is useless to
say that. as Thursday is election day,
many citizens prefer their families out
Of the city. Go one, go alll(
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NOTICES.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

FOX X ENT-
storen0uss NOS Union street, near the cor
ner OF Front Possession given Immediately
Apply 20 C. B. Church OF
Jy2s taul HARRINGTON HOWELL.
L O r r r n T
A desirable Residence. vel SHADED. on Madi.
son street. corner 81 Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge Apply 20
ANDREW rANEhI,
5yH $50 second street.
Z . II h r n T
Two OFFICES. formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police commissioner, No. %
Madison street. Inquire at Police once, g..
Memphis Jane 10, 1857. ieH y
TOR T.
STONES and OFFICES I'm BetheII's New
Building, on the corner OF Nain and south
Court streets Apply In the building 70 r. C.
BETHELL, or s. =. WALKER, JE, 10 rooms
No ] and my2u
TOR RENT
ThesToRE-HoUsE, on Second street, known
a. the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Madison street, between Second and
Thiri streets.
apE Il CAN'T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH. A special meeting OF the
board of health was held al the Office OF
DR.. Knode, yesterday afternoon. The
following gentlemen were present Drs.
Irwin, Pittman, Knode, Rogers, A. X.
Taylor, Sims, Grant, Brown and Frsyser.
The meeting was called to order by DR..
Irwin, and the proceedings Of the pre-
yiOus meeting were read by the secre-
tary, DR.. Rogers, and on motion Of DR..
Taylor, were adopted.
On the motion Of DR.. Taylor, the drug
store of DR.. Greenfield, in the eastern
portion of the city, was added to the six
already designated as ~dispensaries
Also one authorizing the dispensing
druggists named, to al the prescriptions
Of all regular physicians for the poor.
A resolution from DR.. Sims prescribing
a disinfectant to be recommended by the
board, provoked an animated discussion.
DR.. Grant gave it IS his opinion that
disiufectants will not prevent cholera,
aud stated that he did not concur in the
general opinion hat it arose from the
Surroundings, and iHstsnced a house on
Mulberry street NO. 1O4) where six per-
sons had died the night before, which he
had examined personally, and found the
buildings and grounds clearly, lime
having been used freely. DR.. Irwin and
DR.. Sims argued in favor of the adoption
Of the resolution, and the use in buildings
and premises Of ONE disinfectants.
Or. Euode also argued very fOreibly
that the use Of d-isiniectants be recon-
mended, and stated that in his opinion
leaky cisterns and well water had
been the sole cause Of the recent cases,
and thought the board should recon-
mend that the people should be urged to
use no water except pure cistern water.
After some further discussion the follow
ing amendment was offered by DR.. r.
win aud adopted
ReSOlUed, that the secretary OF the
board furnish to the sanitary police the
proper disinfectsnts to be used in houses
or localities where the cholera appears.
BY DR.. Grant:
Resolved. that the board of health
recommend to the people of Memphis to
disinfect their water closets by a strong
solution Of sulphate of iron lcOperasl dis
solved in yater and thrown into them
once q week. Adopted.
BY DR.. KDode:
RssOlred, That one physician be APP
pointed to prescribe for and visit the in
digent sick of each ward. % be selected
from the members Of the board Of health
or otherwise, and that they shall have
regular office hours, which shall be pub
lished in the city papers, ana said physi-
clans shall receive a. compensation 5000
per month, in currency. Which was
adopted, DR.. Grant voting i'm the Mega
tive.
The board then proceeded to elect the
physicians, with the following result:
For the
F5rt Wdrd-Dr. o. r. Early.
Second Wdrd-Dr. james Williams.
Tird Wdrd-Dr. S. r Dunn.
F1lITth Ward DR.. A. Rjves.
Fifth Wrr6-Dr. r. l.. Butt.
Si4tb WdTd-Dr. G. B Enode.
SeueHth Ward-Dr. Z. ! SIMS.
Eighth Wdrd-Dr. Joe. II. Nuttali.
Who are to be instructed 70 90 to work
at once, under the supervision OF ths
board, after which the meeting ad-
journed.
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DRYING SWEET CORN.-EverybOdy Is
fond Of good ripe roasting ears, and how
few take the trouble to put them up for
use all the year. As this is the proper time
to do it, while the grains are in prime or
der and the juices are sweetest, we COM
mend the following directions from Cole
mans Rural World, 10 our readers /:
" Boil the ears q few minutes, mot abOv e
hve-three is better than ive) then cut
and lay away to dry. An oven, moder-
Rteiy warm, is the best; OF take any
method that will soonest dry your corn,
being always careful not TO burn il, and
do not lay in Jumps o. too thick together,
it viii soon mold. Around q stove, or
where there is a good FIRE, is a good place,
always avoiding dampness, steam, etc.
This Is Gl your corn is fit 70 put away
for next wint6r's use. In using, you are
to restore il, ST ns2r as possible, 70 its
original state. This Is bel gone by thor
onghly soaking in water, the water re-
tstned to boil il in.D
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CAUGHT.-An employee Of the Nir-
GINA house, ION Adams street. named
Tom Martin, wss arrested yesterday
charged with stealing a valise, the prop
erty of q colored brother named B Ma
lone. The prisoner and property were
found OF board the steamer Belle Mem
phis. An officer Of the state viii adju-
dictate upon the question as to the guilt
OF innocence of the accused ere long.
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Price of Sharing Reduced.
Il Schultze. No $7 Main street. has reduced
the price Of Shaving 20 FIFTEEN CENTS
Those desiring & good comfortable Shave are
tyfd2W
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OUR WEEKLY.-Our MAHDEoTH WEEK
LY is published to-day, aEd contains the
usual amount Of matter, consisting Of
editorial, the Masonic column, Sunday
reading. choice selections, interesting
communications from all points, gems Of
poetry, brevities, and the latest local
items Of interest. Copies ready for mail
ing may be had at the cOunting-rOOm,
No Ii Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-01

Epidemic Ghoierd.-We call attention
to a pamphlet on this subject, by G.. Hurt,
NJ. D., Of st. Louis, aud for sale by w.
NJ. Patterson, bookseller AID stationer.
20 Jefferson street, Memphis. II is an
eminently practical work, and is espe-
eially interesting on account ofthe valn-
| able methods which it pre5cribes for the
prevention of Cholera, by disinfection,
It is designed for the people, and should
be in the possession Of every family.
2. NJ. PINCKARD.
5s and $40 Pine 81, ST. Louis, Mo.
f.o rauGEru rq