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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
Prompt Payment

Prompt Payment.
NAssveo. Iowa. S.pt. II. 1858.
Msssas. PArL 1 MAsos, General Agents.
GRSrLsusr II desire to ,hsnk the washing
ton Lie Insurance Company Of New York. fos
the prompt settlement Of Policy No. 5000. fsi
ol,0oo,on the life Of J. II. Whiiling. Although
the Company was allowed sixty days to settle
the same, jet in less than fifteen days after the
necessary papers and proofs Of loss had beer
Furnished. it was fully sdiusfed with the Com
pany's check. per hands Of your agent, X. ".
Gross, OF Davenport. Yours. very truly,
IN. ". RUAPLE, Executor,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

PREACHING IN THs OPsRA HorsE.-The
LIBERAL Church will have preaching in the
Bartis Opera House, on Sunday morning,
at lot o'clock, and again in the afternoon
At 81 o'clock. The Rev. N. Ssavsr, Of Bos-
tan. will off3ciate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
local iTE NJ g..

Twenty -one thousand four hundred aud tnir-
" seven acre, OF land in Guthrie. and Addair
counties, and nearly erery county in the State.
Lots AID houses in town, cheap for oash.
ELDsIbez 4 iao.,
Land and Insurance Agents, No. -. Brady
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

SEE BrSca or Gg.PEs-In another column,
Of SpEER's STANDARD WINE BITTER5. II
Is highly recommended by physicians for dys-
peptics, on account Of its tome pro2rietIes, its
purity aud its delicious tsvors
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

JAsrsS. kIRK L Co. s fine staple aud faucy
Toilet Soaps, comprising German Msttled. Olive
star, Improved Chemical, Palm, &c. Sold by
oil grocers aud fancy goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

WHERE'S the BUREAU? The we'll known
hatred Of the Gazette to the negro, cause it,
in this mornings ssuo,to abuse an American
citi2cn Of African descent for no other rca-
sen 10 the world than stealing horse from
Mr. Gates of Dewitt and selling il to Cast
+ Bro. of this city, for $50, and pocks,ing
the money. Il further says that CAST 4
Bro lost their confidence in the aforesaid
American Of color Things are coming to
a pret. pass in republican State ~hen .
cclored gentleman can't steal horse with
GU, being arrested and abused by negro
hnters. Where's the Bureaus Such
things can't be tolerated by Us republicans
and bod defenders Of "Exal Rites" We
must have peace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
-
CENTRAL. PARK .

The Central Park Rooms are
Prepared 40 farnish Oysters in
everv style Coffee, Chocolate,
Cakes. etc, Sand W fches of differ,
cnt kinds. E'he best Beer In the
City. H.OeTaS MARTEN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

CHoicr Iowa Cetawba Wire. mt q 90 per doz-
en- bottles hlso full stock Of other native
aud foreign wines a. the wins house OF
LAsor9Lpr, TaonE 4 Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
JOHN L. COFFIN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,

Davenport, Iowa.
Has for sale, l63, 900 acres choice HasmiSe
Laads In Iowa, 10 90 di6srent counties, selected
from 10 to Is years sises. BY special assnts. and
mostly owned BY the patentses.
1900 acres in Illinc.s. Wisconsin and Ainss
sofa, Unimproved Lots in Davenport, LsClAirs
Princeton. Walcott. Durant, Atalissa, Dowuey
Iowa City and Des noinss. Twsnsy dwsllise
hoasss sod stssss II Davenpost 'oveAts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

GALrs from Araoy the Ble.,, freighted with
tie b-eath o. oriental spice flowers, are not so
entrauc.ng a. lie perfume ofPHALoss FLOR
De MAYO the new perfume for the handler
ch.et SOL ~ Al druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

.sTrsr hlmshing beauties Of modes, maid
rca48n /, sa eaanted ~ the 'lururiant wealth"
OF hair w.4ieA - surely followsihe use OF BAR
rcsIs yesetAA,e Hair Restorative as that
light follows darkness -SY. Louis TrxEs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

1ioLLowAv's PiLLs.-A Word to La lies In Delicate
Health rhs comhina atioh OF apeIicnt tonic and al
teratve properties In uooways Pills. readers them
aparlculary desirable IN sdcine for lad les OF deli
cate habit Their operation 10 mild aud gentle, and
in ali functional difficulties their gulatng and in
vigoratug operation will be found in the highest
degree beneficial. When nature deviates IN any
way from her hsalthfal courss thry act ~ aewltt
corrective Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

SurREMs CouRr.--The October term Of
the Supreme Court Of Iowa will commence
in this city on the first Tuesday in October
The causes from johnson, Iowa, Cedar.
Washington aud Louisa counties are dock
eted for four days commencing on the 9th
proximo, and the causes from Scott, Clinton
and Muscatins are also docksted for four.
days commencing on the Saturday follow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

WALcoTr.-This clever lt,lc burgh. IL
miles out op the railroad track. is doing .
lively business in the grain trade, being in
the heart Of one Of the most productive
agricultural tracts out of doors. 10 spite
Of the bad weather, yesterday, . gentleman
informs us that over four thousand bushels
we're received. The trade 10 much heavier,
OF course, in fair weather.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

BopY FouxD.-Ws find in the Muscatins
Journal the following description Of tie
body Of An unfortunate, which We publish,
hoping that it may be seen BY the friends
Of the deceased, il hs may have any in
this vicinity. The body WAS found near
Auscat;ns, and 10 that Of . boy spparsntly
about 10 ysars Of ags. ut had on cas-
sinet roundabout, tweed pants with calico
waist, and linen shirt; head and feet bare,
and in the pockets vas found . handksr-
chief and top. Nothing wss found to In
dicats his name or place Of residence, bat q
brass badge srossd his neck, and . pic.
turs Of the Virgin Mary on cloth showed
that he wss Catholic. The bedv wss
somewhat dsoayed, aud had evidently BEEN
in the water week or two. The jury gavs
. verdict Of accidental drowning. The
supposition 10 that the boy fell from q
steamboat. The body has bssa inferred
in the Potters' Field at the city cemetery
ct Muscatine. .A ,*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

JrsIPga An SoAr.-lsa certain cure for chappst
hands and all ronghness or irritation Of the ski
scEema. ringworm. salt rhsum pimplss, and all 9th
Or ttneon- sr.cIions, making the ssip sofl ant
smooth. Manufactured by Cssweli, hazard d Co
Now York. Sold by all drug sts. tu-fri&e0w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

CONSTITUTION WAssa" 10 acsrtain cure fer
Diabetes. and all d ssases OF tho Kidneys. For
eais BY all Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

PERsoSAL.-H. II. Smith. Esq., United
States Assessor, arrived home this morning
after several days absence, and can now be
found at his office for the transaction Of bu.
siness.
Who had the pleasure this morning Of .
call from T. W. Buddecke, Esq, Of the
Flour, Grain and Produce Commission
House Of G. T. Buddecks 4 Co., EeN Or
leans. This 10 probably the best known
New Orleans Commission house along the
river. having bssn in operation nearly forty
years. The merry feet" grain shipped
from Dubuque last Fall, part Of which vent
10 New York AID part TO Liverpool, was
consigned to this house, thus giving them
the honor Of handling ths 6rst bulk ship.
nsat frsu the Upper Missisuippl. Our
dealers cannet miss the mark when they
censien goods to this firm.
R. s. Anslsy, Esq.. Of The extensive and
very popular Wholesale grocery house Of
Bliss, Moore 4 Co., Chicago, dropped in to
sss our folks today. Our merchants sill
end him prepared to take their orders and
al them in such nsunes % will preclude
any possibility Of complaint as to goods or
prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
To.0ay's Advertisements 4 !.


= DEGULAK COMMUNICATION TRINITY
~ ~ LODGE, No atS. A. d A. NJ, thil
N friday evening, at I O'Clock. eharp.
fraterni'v cor dis,ly invited.
By order OF the W. NJ
~ n nJDDl RTON Cee'y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

a. TO ruR Bser.--9o 70 the Bryant Stratton
Iowa State Business Coegs 10 got thorough prae.
ticaI business education. For circulars q papers. "a
dress, tenciosng stamp The Bryant q Ssraiton
Commercial College. Davenport. lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

Whitcomb's Asthns Reuedy in oil
sssss willna surely aud quickly s2erd
relief. s s -.--
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
CIT Y 1T 4 M -

Tms Bnsr CIoARs in the CITY are 70 bs
found At Sherry's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
BURTIS OPERA HOUSE.
LAST TWO NIGHTS,
Thursday + Saturday,
Sept. Gath & 96lh.
M !. II A II Il = !.

The Great 1lluSiOniSt.
fourteen consecutive months at Dodworth Hail, N
Y Among other astonishing wonders ne will in
troduce h = gres. unsolyed mystery OF HUMAN
HEA D FLOATING IN THE AIR. moving laugh
body The hIspoo FtowsR Tack. The ERIA.
BELL causing every watch In the room to etrikc the
bour The MARVELLOUS HAT and ftty other en-
tirely new feass peculiar TO aud only accomplished
by NJ. Bartz, forming the most novel and unique en-
tertanmeni ever known In the annals OF amt usem en
Mns NJ HAITI, tpupil Of Thalhere) will play ecv
eral b.ilant Solos or one OF chcsertpgs celebrated
piano. The Piano used IL from Hoyrs Mnsi,
store - Brady Street, and W.. Exhibition It thu
Fair.
Tho Pnrqnette only will be open. Admission "
cents Front OF Parq1ette - cents Deate can b,
Secured At Luse 4 1rigKs' Bookstore.
eeO14.d2W
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

- Conducted hy the Spanish Government
ssJaean ~ cold drawn esery seventeen days. Pri-
Svs fashed ali Information furnished. The highest
price paid Tor ponhloons and nll kinds OF aod an
Silver. TAYLOR n Co.
fshlf u,,f-crs q " ~ Ncw N.-A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

Kromsr's Hair Dye. Natarsi. Darable. Bsauufu
hes, and Cheapest In the World. sold BY all Drug
gists and County Storskeepers. JOHN J. KRONER
Sole Proprietor. 4oi Chestnut 81. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

w III o LIE S AL e
ONLY.
STAPLE e. FANCY
DRY GOODS.
w. C. WADSWORTH
Oaers to the Trade arrssh
r AL STOC * .
Dleached 4 Brown COttons.
Prlnts. Glnghams,
white Goods.
Linens. Hosiery
Gloves, Denims.
stripes, Ticks
Cottonades,
Cheeks,
Dress Goods,l
ShaWls,
Cassimers,
Jeans,
Yankee Notions,
ke.. Ae., &c.. Ac,
rvreh .ssrs viii and fall liass es Ill s.sd
sasps.l 70 their wants. which will - sssrsd
LOWEST PRlCEA.
a 4 - Brady b., Daveopses
1895. .Ssasss Arraassnsaee. .lsSs
| NORTHERN LIME PACKET CO
DAILY LINE or PASSENGER STEAMER,
BBTyERN
u. lIeals, Rock leland, Daven
pert and -. Paal.
csssastisg ef he following splsadid stsansns
RR9HHIai RVsHHHSIgaai STATE. ss91SSkkEsoTAi s9Skfs sl1ir.,
DAvRNrORT, MC0CATlNB,
CANADA. PkABlEA,
= rHviNo 81 LOUIS EVERY EvENiNo fsux
| IL dsys excepted,, at 4o'clock p. NJ
An To abOvo bnsto are q snned b. careful m q
| oc,icceed ol5ccrs end crews, and have been me
puchv repairsd and featt1d. sud NO exerti0us vi
~ snsrcd 10 AID to the cemsort and convepienes
,sSs~srre Ard the cafefai handline of (feiehf :
!fne Company uwn seversi freight Sisane9s, M
isrce nurnhef Of No. Bafges, the greater past
vhseh Are adapted TO earSy grain In Bulk, and q
rreparcd to carry al freight Offering with difpatcl
| IN oosSpny retom lhanha 10 tn pablk TT ~
ibersi ~ tfonage for the past trn yeais ana hope
j1His w4sp. Taos. :. oniSy2rs; s!;,.,
-, /, lsF's''s's 4lAlaYEsE!f rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

THY GILT kOUE
Pine Cut Chewing rsbsc.s. The best Tobacco
in America
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

CHAIR 4 BEDsTEAD EAcT0Ri

For sale.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i his Chair and bsdstsad Factory and the
good will Of his business. The Factory 10 Of
brick, three stories high. forty five (4S) BY ssv.
enty t70l feet on the ground, With boiler and
sngsns room attached, and 10 located on the
corner OF Third and Fernum streets, in the city
sf Davenport. Two lots Of ground one huadrsd
and twenty eight Q2s) BY one hundred and Hfty
& 5el feet, Will b. sold with the Factory. The
Engiae, Boiler and Machnery are oil in good
order. The business 10 profitable and veil ~
tablished. ALNET SKEEL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
ssesESsa OYSTERS.

IRON THIS psr- UNTIL THEY EA
are ont OF season. Fresh Oysttrs csnHS3NN
be Il nd <cref 81 fNH best rtv'e. NJ the\
SF. CHARLES ITO -L. c0rnct ID and HARRISON 1T.
Tor sale ny tn Wholesale Retail.
esps-dim M RILEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
AGENTS WANTED
s'n IaRAVEa.

Aud eel an article needle by every business man in
the country. Agents realize net proat OF from
elo to $50 per Gay. cash In hand. Onl, few dol
lars necessary 10 start the business Address with
stamp. NE>FERN PUBLICATION co.
CoTler sd ana Perry streets.
a. IVA MT rrx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

PEoPLs's PARfy ExRccrlvs CoxnrrrR-
The following NAMED gentlemen constitute
the Exseutivs Committee Of ths Psopls's
Party. appointed for The ensuing year:
Ernst Clausssn, Chairmss. Msssrs. D
N. Richardson, and Il. b. Andersen, Of Da.
venpsrt; Ohas. Kelly, Of Ls Claire ". l.
CLARK, Of Buffalo, and Theodore Bunk, o.
Clsena.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25
For sale,
DEMENT,,
Royal Havana Lottery Of Cubs.

For hy sac n. M.,PRETTYMAM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-25

DCLL AoAin.-The rainy, driszliug, un.
comfortable weather and muddy reada
make the city look dull and pastieularlJ
uniutsrestiag - merchants asd business
men. who depend upon The retail busises1
Of the city for their profits. 90 go
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02
DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF Shell.
BY COUNTY.

Pursuant to a call published in the
Democratic papers, there was large
meeting Of the Democracy at the City
Hall last evening, which was organized
ty calling Judge Seruggs to the chair,
and requesting the gentlemen Of the press
to act Is Secretaries.
The Chairman briefly explained the
object OF toe meeting, to provide for the
organization OF the Democracy Of Shelby
county, with view to the redemption Of
the State from the load of despotism
which is crushing its energies.
Gen. Albert Pike being present, was
requested to address tire meeting, which
he did impressively, being repeatedly
appIauded as be unveiled the iniquities
Of Radiealism, and described the pro-
gressiye movements by which Congress
was usGr9lng all power, and subjecting
to its within and caprice the co ordinate
branches Of the Government. BE incul-
Gated the necessity OF organization, and
urged that it was the only mode of OBJ.
Eairisg redress, and recovering the privi-
Ieges sought 70 be wrested from them
forever.
Mr.. NJ. Merriwether said that as it was
the purpose to form Democratic Club
for Shelby county, he had prepared
fora By which such club should be gov
erned, and pregieps TO reading the same
he moved that tbs present meeting re-
solve itself into club, to be known as
1.-THE Democratic Club Of Shelby CouD-
ty."
Fhe motion prevailed, and Gen. Albert
Pike wss elected President by acclams-
ton.
On taking the Chair he said he should
return his thanks for the honor by en-
deavoring to discharge the duties devolv-
ing upon him, faithfully; acts were bet
ter than words-the latter sometimes
only coming from the lips.
Seven Vice-Presidents were elected
and J. J Murphy chosen Treasurer.
Corresponding and Recording Secreta-
Ties were appointed aud other details,
which will be furnished in the official
/ proceedings.
Mr ]. b. Marshall presented series
Of resolutions, eongratulsting the De-
nocracy Of Mississippi upon the brilliant
victory achieyed oyer the so-caiied Con-
stitutlon, and assuring them OF the full
sympathy of our people in their success.
Mr.. G. P. FOate, while he approved Of
every sentiment expressed in the resolu-
lions, believed it would be better to defer
such an expression until the first regular
aaestipg. The Club did not think 80,
and the resolutions were adopted with
out opposition.
An unsuccessful effort was made to
have an Executive Committee appointed
for Shelby county, and the Club ad-
iourned till Saturday evening next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT-G Geo. ". WcldrGa,
Jadge.-No cases were disposed Of on
yesterday by jury trial. The cases set
for trial were continued. The cases set
for trial to-day are:
l745 The State VS. Geo Miller.
6a Same VS. r. W. Nenu.
1852 Same vs. = be and Jennie White.
1884 to 1895 same VS. Mary Foley.
l76i same vs. j. BTizziIard.
1884 Same VS. A. Spiro.
i7S7 Same VS. r. ". Nenn.
1897 Same vs. Mrs. W. began.
Court meets this morning at the usual
hour.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT-G George W.
Reeves, Judge. cases on the
calendar Of yesterday were disposed Of
The cases on this calendar not reached
for trial on yesterday will be called up
to-day.
Friday next will be motion day. Sat
urdsy next an adjournment will be had
to court in course, the fourth Monday in
septemb Der, 1858.
LAW COURT-JdHses o. Pierce, Judge,
Meets to-day pursuant to adjourn ment.
All jurors summoned must be in attend
ance to-day.
CHANCERY COURT Vim. H. Smith,
CtanceUor-Stands adjourned until Tues
day next, July :, 1868.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter,
Judge. The jury in the case ofthe State
VS.. John Cosgrove, returned verdict of
not guilty. Cosgrove was indicted for
the murder Of police officer Claridge.
From the testimony it would seem that
some months since Cosgrove, with sew
ersl friends, were at the Cotton Plant
Saloon, on Washington street. A fight
sprsng up between two Blsn in the
saloon, an officer entered, but was
knocked down by q man named Rey-
nolds. Cosgrove assisted others in TAX
ing this man off Of the officer. The officer
left, but returned, and attempted to ar
rest Reynolds, who had made this as
ssuIt upon him, but was again thrown
down. Reynolds ran out Of the front
door, the OFFICER sring at him as he left.
Officer Claridge was at the door with a
pistol in his hand, and fired at Rey-
nolds as he passed him. Reynolds re-
turned the FIRE. The firing continued
outside. At this point Mrs. Van Vert
alias Mag Moody, who was propristress
of the Southern Cross saloon, in rear of
the Varieties Theater, testified that she
was at a window looking out on the
alley between the Varieties and the Cot
tor Plant saloon, and that she saw
officer Claridge standing 1t the corner
firing up the alley the last shot was
fred from up the alley, and that officer
CIaridge fell; the shot was fred by Cos
grove whom she recognized. Severe
parties in the Cotton Plant saloon swore
positively that COsgrove remained in the
saloon during the time Of the firing.
The testimony OF Mag Moody was i'm,
ueached, several witnesses testifying
that they would not believe her under
oath. No other witness testified that
the shooting had been done by Cos
grove. The jury was cut but a few
minutes, and returned verdict Of not
guilty, as above stated. In the case of
the State VS.. Richard Smith, indictment
for the murder of Patrick Sullivan, the
Jury probably returned verdict at late
hour last evening. Court meets this
morning at the usual hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02
PROTECTION OF GAME.
The Organization Of the Mem
pals Fur, Fin and
Feather Club.

Pursuant TO call In our Issue Of yes
terdsy, a number Of gentlemen, ell Of
whom are true lovers Of the sport Of
! food and field, assembled at the Cffics Of
Bronson Bayliss, Esq, yesterday even
ing st half-past five o'clock, to receive
the report Of s Committee appointed st
3 preliminary meeting, several days
ago, to draft a Constitution and By
Laws OF an Association having for
its object the protection OF game
OF all descriptions from indiscrimiaate
slaughter in and out OF season. About
3 dozen gentlemen were present, mostly
those who were st the first meeting.
Bronson Bayliss, Esq, the Chairman
Of the first meeting, took the Chair, and
called the meeting to order.
w. A. Williams was appointed 5ecre-
tary pro tenn.
The first thing in order was the
report of the Committee on Consti-
ution and Bylaws, which was
read by the Secretary of the Committee,
J. r. Tilley. Each article was read
separately, and voted on seristim the
result was the adoption Of the proposed
Constitution and Bylaws. This bav-
ing been done the meeting proceeded to
the election of officers with the follow
ing result: W. A. Williams, President,
Bronson Bayliss, Vice President, ]. R.
TiIIey, Secretary, Jno. Ainslie, Cores
bonding Secretary, DR.. ]. R. Allen,
Treasurer.
The following gentlemen were selected
81 board of direction DR.. >. R. Allen,
DR.. w. T. Harrington, DR.. d. D. Saun-
ders, A. D. Gi BISON, R. H. NJ. CockrelI
The President is e. ofscio Chairman Of
the Board.
The President then appointed Com
mittee to memOrialize the Legislature Of
the State of Tennessee, on the i'm
portsnce Of the passage of an act for the
protection OF game. The Committee
consisted of Nj essrs. Allen, Harrington
and Saunders, to which the Presidents
name was also added.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
meet again next Tuesday, at o'clock
pm, at the same place,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-02
Police ITEMS.

Eliza Jamison yesterday morning
became enrRged with q man named Jas
Charles, with whom she had been living
IS his wife, drew pistol and cracked
away at him. The ball misaed Charles,
and he got up and busted for Squire
Kiernsn's Office and got out a warrant
for the beilicOse and dangerous Eliza.
The case will be tried to-day.
Mary Downs, q colored girl, stole a
lot of clothing and bedding f7on the
house Of Mr.. Cohen. Squire Herman
had her arrested, and will adjudicate the
matter to-day.
Hannah Frazier had her liege lord
Burton Frazier, arrested and carried be-
fore Squire kisrnsn yesterday, charging
him with assault and battery. The
Squire put Burton under 5000 bonds for
his appearance TO morrow, when this
little domestic "inleIickity" will be
settled.
There were sever arrests up to 9
o'clock st the lower ststiOnhOUse, yes
lerday-two for fighting, one nuisance,
one petty larceny, and three for doing
oO5AhNGo NlbAJAL q AANClAcEs Al1 1LADUIt
Of money collected at the Commission
er's Court was S65.
Justice Millard, who vas arrested at
the instance Of Blr. w. L. Pierson, 8
bank clerk, whom he had arrested for
assaulting Mr.. Glissick, the gunsmith,
in Heinrieh's confectionery establish
ment,) had 8 hearing yesterday morn
ing, and was discharged by Commissioner
Burdett on the ground that he was do
ing his duty as an officer OF the law
W. L. Pierson did not put in an appear
snce, and consequently lost his forfeit
A warrant was issued for his arrest by
the Commissioner for resisting an officer,
aRd the case will be trie d this morning.
AT the First District there were ten
cases disposed of by Commissioner Bur-
dett.
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SECOND DAY-TaUrsday. Sun rises
SOL sets 7:53.
ly1iuts.-Sts. Processus and Msrtinian,
martyrs, Let century; st. Ohio, Bishop OF
Bamberg, cOnfsssor, llSO.
BOra.-ArchblshOP Cranner, l4S5;
Henry, marquis of Lansdovne, states
msn, 1850; Joseph John Quincy, phi
lauthropist. l7S8.
Died.-Henry the Fowler, emperor Of
Germany, 9S6; Michael Nosiradsmus,
the suthOr Of volume Of predictions,
1866: Jean Jacques Rousseau, l7Is; DR..
HahnemauD, originator Of homeopathy,
1873, Paris; Sir Robert Peel, statesman,
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