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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19
PoxHcE ITEMS.


Yesterday, as the day before, was
too not for anybody to be risky enough
TO get into trouble; the consequences Is
complete stagnation in all branches o.
the local pollee. About ak O'CLOCK
party OF negroes were drinking ana
csronsing in Wooller's saloon opp, sue
ene Court Recess, and at one time VheIe
oid fair to be lively little fracfs, WHICH
however, was stopped by some uu-
Known cause, before it came to anything
serious.
-Garrett Jones, an American citizen
OF most unmistakable African d-scehI'
vas examined before Squire Black yes
gay on the charge of having stolen Two
oxen from ]. J. Lewis, Esq, 255 Ohioh
street. The evidence showed that Jones
nsd seen the yoke Of steers standing ~
'front.' OF Mr.. Lewis place, on TUESDAY
afternoon during the rain, and had ue-
ilOerately driven them off. He drove
them over to Fort Pickering and SOLO
them to Mr.. Abadie, the hatcher ior
sSO-Of which Mr.. Abadie, suspec'ipg
all was not right, only gave him 81 ana
told him to come back Friday Tor tne
balance. Mr.. A. then set to work anu
soon found the owner of the Oxen, but
Kept the matter quiet, and when Jones
came for his balance on Friday, ne
nabbed him and had him locked up.
Judge Black sent him to the Criminal
Court, and in default OF $4,000 bail he goes
to the Criminal Court.
Paul Cicslls, Esq caught a couple
Of white boys in his orchard, robbing Dis
trees, and pursued the young thieves,
who fed precipitateIy, leaving hat ano
coat behind them In their hot hsste to De
gone. Mr.. G. took the plumber to take
care OF until the juvenile rapscalllons
came to clsim it, an event he thought
not likely soon to occur. Judge OF his
surprise, yesterday, at being arrested by
policeman named Dea, under a war
rant from Col. Beaumont, charging him
with having stolen the hat and coat
The case was sent before Squire Black,
and at the appointed time there was no
prosecutor, and the case was dismissed
This is waDton and malicious outrage
On an Old and highly esteemed ciuzAn'
Mr. Cicalla has been in Memphis more
than thirty years, and this is the first
time that he has ever in any way
figured in police circles.
Two bales Of cotton were stolen from
the premises of DR.. J. Slippy, two miles
out from the city, on Poplar street ex-
tended, during Friday night.
There were seven arrests up to mid
night, in the first district-all for minor
offeuses; SO were assessed and collected
in fines.
Israel Jones, g black msckerel,
grabbed two hats from the store Of
Messrs. Menken Bros, and sloped with
them, yesterday. Detective Selkirk hap
pened to be around, and grabbed him.
He was locked up in the Adams street
station to await an examination.
There were five arrests up to eight
o'clock in the Second District-sll for
trivial offenses; s25 in fines were as
sessed and SIS collected.
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Hereafter no CHURCH NOTICES VIII De pun
lished gratis, except ia this form and under this
beading. When special notices OF special ser
Vices are sent to Us, they viii be charged as
other advertisements.l
ST. LAZARUS CHURCH.. I. WEeat. ID. D.
Decentralization street. Services az l0}2 am.
aud pm. Sunday school at am. Daily ser
vices al 6 am. and 9 pm.
AsRURY CHAPEL-COrner CT Linden and
Hernando-Rev. +. s. Petway, pastor. Ser
vices al I055 am. and p NJ.
BAPTIST TABERNACLE-COurt street i Rev. ;
81. Ford, D. D L. L. D. Services at lO1a am. and
SPIN.
MISSION CHAPEL-COrner jones avenue ana
Alabama street,. o. Steadman, D. D Pastor
Services al lO}E a IN.
FIRST BAPTIST CRURCH.-Rev. Mr.. Johnson
will preach this lSabbath morning at lU'2
O'Clock. Sabbath school at o'clock.
THIRD Pre- BYIEBIAN CHURCs-Corner Sixth
and chelsea streets-Rev. ". s. Sample. Ser
vice at 1919 a m.
GRACE CHUECH-Hernando street. near
vance-Rev. DR.. Brooke, Rect p. Services al
10 IA. ali So pm. sandy school at
m.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH-Jnlon street
Rev. W. NJ. Patterson, Pastor. Preaching 81
lOlL am. and S p. N. sabbath School al So
EN-.
FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCa.-Rev. J. r. Graves
will preach at IO}5 IN. No evening services
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SIXTH WARD.-At q meeting of the
citizens of the Sixth ward, held at the
Waldran Block Saturday night, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected as per-
manept officers of the Sixth Ward DEM
ocretjc Club: Col. r J. Morgan, Presi-
dent; E F. Risk, First Vice-President;
Gen. ]. D. RuffiD, Second Vice Presi-
dent, u. Peres, Secretary; g. A. Slo
vail, Corresponding Secretary; Jack
Halstead, Treasurer, Meeting adjourned
to Central Club, to meet again Wednes-
day night at eight o'clock, same place.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure OF
meeting and shaking hands, yesterday,
with our old friend Capt. Dave Woodruff
formerly Of Mobile, tut at present hail.
ing from Salt Lake City. Capt. Wood.
ruff is on his way to his old home, Mo-
bile, to recuperate from Injuries received
in 80 accident on the Pacific r. r. We
wish him all health and prosperity and
3 speedy return to those good old DAYS
lang syne,' ere he and we were forced
to leave our early home to seek oar for
tunes in "soenes untried and new" We
know and can promise that "the boys u
will sll gladly welcome him home again,
We are pleased to learn that NJ. ].
O'BrieD, the General Superintendent Of
the Southern Express, intends making
Memphis his future home.
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TURTLE Soup! TURTLE SOUP I'm
spite Of the hot weather, the MONROE
EXCHANGE and Vetter Dreizigacker
continue to exist. Turtle soup have not
given out, and the lager and wine are
kept as cool as if they we're stored in q
cave dug in an iceberg. Thirsty souls
painting for the "water of life" must not
forget No. 80 MONROE STREET. The
NEST attentive and polite barksepsrs are
always present TO serve all corners with
the very best Of liquors. Lunch every
day at 10 o'clock. Beer at lunch times
ten cents; at all others five cents per
glass. jyl92t
A CALL.-The Memphis Draymen's
Association are requested to meet at City
Hall, Exchange Building, Monday even
ing, Gosh inst, ct s o'clock. The Legis-
lature being called together in extra ses-
zion, We have every reason to hope, and
authority for saying, that our contro-
versy will be included in their special
buviuess. 1t is to be hoped that al will
be ia attendance, white and colored. By
order o! the Managers.
JAS. Z. SCOTT, Recording Secretary,
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, on the cor
ner Of Jefferson street and Center alley,
il the most conveniently located hotel in
the city. It is kept by the Messrs. Allen,
Who have hitherto managed it SO rs to
cain a host Of friends. Strangers in the
city and those who intend coming here,
cannot consult their own interests to
more advantage than in putting up at
lie Commercial, which combines all the
advantages of first-class hotel with
economy and comfort to the boarder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

SERIOUS Accommodations 10 O'Clock
SIN. yesterday, Chris. Barton, drsy'
man, accidentally fell from his dray, s'
the foot Of Jefferson street, and the wheel
passed over his head, injuriUg him Sc
ysreIy. He was taken to his residence
in Chelsea by Officers Leahy and Ma
lnmnnN
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A Coon TEAM and s nice buggy, with
All the parapheruGlia for comfortable
evening ride can be found, gotten up in
40 better style anywhere in Memphis,
than at the stables Of Msssrs. Diggs &
Wofford, two doors south Of Gsyoso on
Main street. These gentlemen are kind
and attentive to their customers, mod
crate in their charges, and keep the best
Of stock always on hand,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

A LEGACY.-MaDy man has toiled
away a lifetime, laying up, in driblets,
the proceeds of his labor, ia order that
those whom he loved better than lie
Itself, might have something to keep the
v off from the door when he was no more,
and the dark and silent grSve had
claimed its own; and yet, when the
reaper overlook him, he still had but q
scsnty pittAnce saved-scaTcely enough
to pay the undertakers' bill and buy the
" funeral baked meats." And all this
from false idea Of economy. In the
daily press, for years, have the advanta-
ges, the necessity and the obligations Of
Life Insurance been placed before him.
He has read and read, over and over
again, and if they produced any effect at
all, it was the ejaculation of some excuse
for not selling upon the advantages Of
fered. 81 can not afford it," is generally
the cry; and yet who can look for q
moment at the principles that govern
any well established Life Insurance Com
pany, and can truly say this? But we
did not intend to argue on this point-it
is too well understood. The only ques-
ton with any thinking man now is, in
which OF these numerous companies
shall l insure? We would unhesitst-
ingly answer, the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF which
Messrs. McMahon & Otis, No. 43 Madison
street, are the agents, and this for a
dozen good reasons, the least of which lie
amply sufficient to cover the ground.
There is one reason, however, paramount
to all others-it pays all losses incurred
by it without quibble, litigation or
delsy-wbich is vast deal more than
can be said OF some other similar institu-
lions.
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DNIyID p. MADDEN d CO.-This reli-
IL =, ~siness frm, successors to Simpson,
u H. = Co., 30. POP Front street, pre-
sant their ca,rd to our readers this morn
inc Mr. HadIen, the senior member
of the firm, thougS young man, Is one
Of eur most promising business men, ana
devotes his whole attention 70 the ln-
terests of his customers, whsle OF Mr..
William Park, his associate, 1t is need
less To speak, he hsving been q merchant
of Memphis when the city was an In
FAINT Besides The large stock Of plants-
tion supplies they keep on hand choice
family flour of the celebrated "Clsrks-
willie Mills" Lafayette Gold Dust"
.sCobb's Excelsior" and X. 3. Davies
XXXX.n or over five hundred barrels
OF the former brand sold by this firm
last year 10 this city not one barrel WAS
returned ss unsatisfactory,
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For Cairo and st. Louis.
- - n "a HGoUD- John ". TobIn master
al iii Is,i splendid passenger packet -
SUNDAY, 10 b inst. atsa.m.
". JAY JOHNSON, Agsnt-
star Whprf rat
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IN CnnnFSpnNnENTs.

Correspondents who wish TO have any alien
ton paid TO their communications must o.
serve the following rules:
Be brief, concise and to the point avoid TIC
flowers Of rhetoric" and confine yourself to
a plain statement Of facts. Write on but one
side Of the paper in a clear hand, and with pen
and ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty Of room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound 10 per-
sonal or individual benefit, or are Of a personal
nature, will only be inserted as advertise
meuts or paid cards.
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FIoreuee syuodlcaI FemaIe college

THIS Institution, which has long enjoyeds
/ very high reputation among the na1s
colleges OF tue South, is situated at Florence,
Ala. which is admitted TO be one o. the NEST
delightful Rnd saluorious towns in the south
west. IL is very easv O. 2ccsss A branch OF
the Memphis snd Chsr'estGn Railroad n s
rom Tusoufn biz tn South Florence. Its Prssi-
dent. Rev. DR. WM 81. MITCHELL, is well
known as one OF the ab.est teachers In the
country. Next session VII commence on tbs
sda day Of September next.
For further PARTICULARS apply 70 the Prssis
Gent ~ luasV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

IF THE HAT fits you wear it! 1--WE
have no earthly allusion to the hat of
ours that some gentleman took at the
Hebrew meeting-and which we never
got back, by the way. We were speak
ing in general terms-"If the hat fits
you wesr it;n but if it don't, why go
down to Messrs. Francisco d WIaGIN,
No. 500 Main street, and our word for It.
they will not only fit you, but suit you
to 7 in anything in the line Of Summer
tiles, at marvelously low rates, to close
out to make room for their Fall stock.
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The following is the Health Officers
report for the week ending July IS, at II
O'Clock M: J. Green, SO years, male
black, cOngestive fever +. Watt, 40years,
female black, drop'y; F. A. Gould, 10
years, male white, congestive fever; A.
JoiBian, Is years, female white, bfon-
chitis; @. Wright, 80 years, male black,
dropsy; A. Heinrich, year, male white,
whOoping cough; K Stinler, 35 years,
male white, dysentery; G A. Willard,
year, male white. fiux; infant of f. Pow
ell, male white. stiiiborD.
J. c. HOIST CO., Undertaken.
] Butler, day, male white, spasns ;
NJ KiDellsr, Is years, male white, -;
II. NJ. Zachiab, IS years, male white, in
tlsmmation Of bowels; NJ. O'Sbes, year.
male white, measles; T. Clancy, s
months, male white, -; ]. Williams,
60 years, female black, =; s. HOliver,
81 years, female black, congestion; J
johnson, year, female black, congestion.
OWEN SMITH Undertaken.
H. Carroll, years, black, male, diar-
rhea child of H. Barber, 4 days, black
female, spasms child of NJ. Henderson,
| month, black, male, brain fever; child
Of D. r. Ball, years white, male, dl
arrhea; child of A. Reidell, 10 months.
white, male, teething J. johnson, Is
years, white, female, intermittent fever.
4. o. SMITH, Undertaken.
r. Strange, % years, male, black, pis-
tol shot; w. r. Carter, years, male,
white, hydrOcephslus.
FLAHERTY q WALSH, Unde:takers.
Negro child, 2 weeks, male, black:
negro child, 8 years, male, black, -;
negro child, day, male, black, -; c.
White, 50 years, male, white, dysentery (;
+. Johnson, IA yesrs, female, black
smallpox; f. McGhee, 25 years, male,
black, pneumonia; ]. Davis, 9 years, fe-
male, black, scr0fuls; child of J. Jack
son, months, black, measles F. ThOmp
son, ] J years, male, black, -; A.
Brown, u years, female, black, meas
les; B. Johns, % years, male, black, pts
toll shot; r. Tilmau, 80 years, m ale.
black, - E Mcfarland, p years, fe-
male, white, -; negro child, s montbs.
female, CONVERSIONS; L. McCane, p
years. male, dysentery J. Bice, 25
years, male, black, chronic ipfiamma-
ton bowels; John Jackson, 40 years,
male, black, -.
MCCAFFREI & CORNELIUS,
Undertakes.
Negroes, "a; whites, Is; total, 40.
". E. ROGERS, NJ. D,
Health officer.
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THE MARKETs.-We were struck, yes
terdsy, with the immense quantity and
the splendid quality Of the I'VE geta6les in
the markets. The prices, too, we're very
satisfactory, reminding one Of ante bel
INN times,
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FRUIT JARS at Lloyd, Clarke & Co.'s

THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofffce address, box 1858 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

A HANDSOME boot or shoe sets Of
ones appearance very much in fact,
no gentleman can be said to be dressed
who is not Jein chaHsscs, and in order to
be 20, go to APP & Lutz, No. l5l Jeffer-
son street.
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V0FLc6,

HAVE two beautll. Il and Eeli lmPr'SyYes We,
Plant tons in Lee o1hts, -, ~ ~ ~
three miles Of the city OF osl1y 80 . = -
one OF fhel esl railroads in TIA, StHta 80, -
lot and q mTbodiOus DWelliHs - ~ =, ~,
which VIII gladly sell or eKchG %e va S--N
property. ne ~ ar 10 me. ~1ssss-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

THE GALAxY.-The August nun Der
of this sterling and excellent magazine
has come to hand, and maintains the
prestige earned by the former numbers.
Il Is as foil of good reading IS an egg ia
Of meat
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CITY MATTERS,


City subscribers to the APPEAI- daily OF
weekly, who may desire TO leave the city for
the summer, can have their papers sent them
reyularIv by leaving a memorandum at the
Couutjng-roorn Of the APPEAL, No. Is jefferson
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S.VIX0s Bash OF sEEMPHIs
On 10 aoI MAIN STREET.

-. ', r,,-SySrScBAM w. c MCCLURE,
" H. " prssideut Cashier.
s sam Tate, W. =. Green 'aw, B.
flEa,S,iSII. II. :. Wicks, W. X. Cunningham:
B; eiions taken on 3,i al made SeAS'0ie PO''
ND rem 4t.sauction with the Memphis and
Ny co. Railroad, as President requiriing
- entire at 9 tI,e abfve Institution. Ny in
PI5residency o, older and Director viii remain
% s0eAI oo 81 NM sia 81 sas G aad
Sdsncs and uaiITo ,efetoiore has been so gen.
the public, Which / w1crs
srously Desto"e0- d. . " ~ no.
I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. sTO-tImOre al Buenn Vista Springs,
RGsSeIiViIie, Kentucky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Lo-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire TO consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until LIST OF October
next at this favorits Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral ; brings. AS hereto
fore, will still de vote my attention 10 treat
ment OF all the various forms of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially to Diseases Of the Lungs and
Organs OF the CHEST. also all the various
am ictive forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
je9 d3tWsw3m ID. MORTIMORE, NJ. d.
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Go to 82l Main street for fruit Jars.

To STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS who may
wish to secure the services Of an excel
lent a No. l steward, who can give the
very best references such q one can be
furnished by addressing Democratic
darby" APPEAL Office, Memphis. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

DON'T forget lhat our sale OF
cost for BnOlS and Shoes anu Hats
SILL! continues at our old stand,
19 Main street.
]. I. HANnLAN & co,
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WANTS.

y5yANTED.-Any one addressing commu-
w meal n To " I. J., ," Appeal Office, de-
S rlblng locality, terms and all particulars
concerning a small FARM on either OF the
railroads for 81 e. may find = reliable purchaser.
-
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THE HEATED TERM.
Three Deaths from the Heat
COrOner's Inquests.

The heated term still continues, and
man and beast alike are suffering from
its dire effects. The thermometer stood,
at o'clock yesterday, on Jefferson street
1OS' in the shade. As might be expect
ed, several cases of sudden death oc-
CURED during the day. Three were re-
por ed up to midnight, and the coroner
held inquests on the bodies.
The first victim was Adam Schneider
e journeyman tailor, working formerly
with John Suffer, who dropped dead
about o'clock p m. Deceased was
German, about IS years old, and man
OF frugal habits.
The second was Lieut.. Gay Ryan, OF
the 18th regiment OF infantry, qusrtered
here. He fell dead this evening about
O'clock, in the navy yard, where his reg
iment was quartered. Deceased was
about twenty-five years old.
The third was Charles Haselbarg, bar
keeper for Louis Wooller, who expired
about o'clock. He was perfectly well
few minutes before falling, and re-
marked to the writer at about 6 O'Clock
pm. two hours previous,) that he had
not felt the heat. Deceased was about
thirty years old, German by birth, and
had been in Memphis sometime.
The verdict in all the above cases was
died from natural csuses-overhest.
ing"
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHER ANp nrHrRs.


MEMPHIS, July 10 The heat abated
not one jot yesterday; on the contrary.
It made an effort to exceed that of the
preceding day, and We don't know but
that 1t succeeded. At any rate, It is safe
70 say that So in the shade was reached
Tor several hours during the day. Under
The heat which prevails the river is fall.
iog with accelerated speed. 1t went
down fully five inches yesterday. All
The upper rivers are falling cave the Mis-
souri,. White river will soon be at low
water mark, IS the Arkansas is already.
Arrivals
Steamer Lnminsry, st. Louis.
Commonwealth 81. IouIs.
Bismarck, New Orleans.
Dspartures
Steamer LumlDRry, Vicksburg.
City Of Alton, st I19is.
Liberty, White river.
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
" Bismarck, s.. Louis.
In Pert.
Cleaner.
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CLEARING OUT.-We would respect
fully call the attention of the public to
the advertisement of Messrs. WALKER
Bros. d Co., of the great clearing out
sale Of their Summer stock. The Deces-
sity for the sale is imperative, to make
room for Fall stock, and we can assure
the reader that the gentlemen are in
earnest in their propositions. The goods
must be gotten rid Of at whatever sacri-
fee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

A SUMMARY Of the business of the
E:na Life Insurance Company is sub
mitted to the public. Total assets, Ten
Million dollars:
Policies issaed in 25i
mount insured NEARLY )......... ... e45, CO 0JO
Pc icits aVeiage .-...--.............. 80 o
keceiplS lOf lc9s o. , lEd, fst
Surplus Tor dividends .----............ 900 900
Receipts for interest nearly paid losses.
It's premium receipts st the present time
are half million dollars per month,
and rapidly increasing. Economy Of
management, care in the selection Of
risks, aud promptness in the payment of
death claims are rigidly adhered to, and
have ever characterized this Company.
The E,Da's ratio Of expenses or cost of
new business is lees than that of any
other Company whatever. For further
particulars cali on
III. MOORE, General Agent
~ Madison street.
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POLITICAL Pursuant to adjournment
the regular meeting of the Young Mems
Independent Seymour Club will be held
at their headquarters, corner OF Adams
and Second streets, at 8 o'clock Monday
evening. Business sfimportsnce will be
brought up, aud it lie expected thst
speakers will be on hand to address the
meeting. A fullattendance IS requested.
By order Of the President.
c. H. DAVENPORT, Rec Sec.
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MATRIMoNIAL.-Fhere were eight GER
tiiestes returned during the past week.
The names of the happy couples are as
follows: Morgan Edwards to Catherine
Moon; George d. Bstterton to Harriet
D. Williams; Bedford NJ. Estes to Lizzie
Guion; James Thomas to Eliza Race;
VIM. H Leming to Mary E. Davidson
r. It. Pollard to Adolphs A. Dooly
Peinee Whitfield to Mary Dickinson
and w. H Jones to S. A. Mans.
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BOARDING.

nOAkDING.-One or two gentlemen with
% wives eau ObJsiu board at INT derate rates
The best snd EEALTBIEsT neighbOrhOCd in
the city. None but those who can give uneL-
cspiionable references need apply, 10 Z. NJ,
care A p. cal Office jelO +
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LLOYD, CLARKE q Co. have fruit jars.

"MERCHANTS.'' Ice cold Ale and Por-
ter, ON drauGht. 10 cents lee cold 'sHaIF
and Half" 70 cents: straight and mixed
drinks, 10 cents. Fry is, at the s.Mer-
chants" northeast corner Main and
Madison streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-19

REMovAL.-H. Wade & Co. have re-
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