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Registration

Public notice is hereby given to The Voters
OF the Parish ot ST, James, that the Board Of
Registration is open and will be opened until
the 23l day Of October, 1868.
Times and Notices will be given Of the set
ling Of the Board in each ward.
N. UNDERWOOD.
Chairman of Supervisors Of Registration
for the Parish Of st James.
Parish of 81. James, October 10Th, 1868.
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State Of Louisiana,
PARISH COURT.
Parish Of Saint James.
Succession and Community Of
James p. Binedy.

Whereas Mrs. Marie Anloins,te Landry,
Widow James Potter BinRay, Of the Parish Of
ST. James. as surviving partner in Community
and as natural ,utrix of Jane, Sarah, Samuel
ard Louisiana Bingay, has filed in this Court
her final accoun, of administration and ,ableau
of distribution, praying for the homolosa,ion
Of the same:
Public notice is hereby given to alt parties
concerned 10 file in writing within thirty DAYS
from the date of notice hereof, n, N, office nj
the Clerk of said Cont. the reasons why the
prayer Of said petitioner should no, be granted.
By order of said Court.
N. 3. LANDRY, Clerk.
Parish of St. James, Goth November. aaSs
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Resolutions Of the Democratic
State Convention.

Resolped, That the Democracy of Louisiana,
assembled in Convention for the frs, lime since
the adjournment Of the National Democratic
Convention, indofse the platform adopted BY
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10 NJ. v. E. ANDERSON, ainsi qu'on ls
vera par sonavis, q d6plac6 son magasin qui
porte aujourfhui 10 nom de Acadia Store, et
q'l Sc srouve sur fhati,a,ion Mire, rive droi,e.
C'es' une bonnie fortune pour les voisinss' de
NJ. Anderson te9 -#att
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~ Faites-rous enrcgistrer!
CLUB DEMocRAriqUE pu sxn p1srR1c

M. J, Dr"i'het pere, presiden,,-Tecle
Nico'le ST., vice PRESIDENT Brooks M0fs6n.
secre.aire,-Aman Bourgeois, tresorier,-F.
Damsre, marecial,-Nash Smith, porte-dra-
peau,--v. Mire Ell G. Damadrt, aardes ORA ean
y. Doroier, porte. ban,iere,-C. Caillouet e,
a. Colornb, gardes de la banniere.
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AvIoE3

Les personnes qui on, DIES reclama,ions
oon,re la Societ6 de Bienfaisance Si.Niichel,
son, prices de s'adresser q NJ. J. DoRN,ER,
,sssorier de la dile Societe.
]. DORNiER.
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JEAN BILLION

pres de fEglise S,.Jacques. (rive droite)
MARCilANDisEs sEtHEs.-GRocERIEs.
WINS, LfQUEuRS, C~ONSERVES, TABAcS,
lUILES, GRAISSE, FARlNE, PROVISIONS
de touses sor,es.
ry-E, aussi PIE NsIoN nOUnGKossE.
% Az. GS
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Av1E3

Les membres du clnb democratiqne du 2e
District sont invites a Sc rendre aulontd'hui
Sam di, a 4 heures P. M, a la eieile Egiise 81.
Michel.
Les stances tian' pnbIiqnes, on y acrneiIle
raternelIemen, lous les ciioycns de Ia parois-e,
sans distinction de na,ionaii,e, de race on de
%couleur.
Par orlrc du President,
lie Secte,aire:
j. L. SATELLITES.
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Pix courant Do la Nouvslle. Orleans.

Or, 1854 l2s4-Coton, % a 26o.-Suc,. 70 q
log -Melasse, 80 q 45c. lie gal, - Faripe. a.
viS--Ndals 81 4 81 lcc. lie toissesu
esik Aosi4 - G,.aisse,t 20 i 22r. IA i;vr.
bscon: epaule', = q d iac. Ia stivrr jambors
cures an sncfe, 100. 4 20 Ia Iiyre.-Rin "a
&c. Ia llyre.-Beurre, 80 i 45c.
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@be loaisianian,
saturday: ;'itp', d: October 10, 1865.
DEMOCRATIC
Parish Central Committee:

SOAAAAAAAAtCC
President +. r. Pocha.
Wee. Presidents: J X. Gaude,. l.. :. LIE.
Squire B, johnson.
Recording Secretaries J.. r. Winchester,
A. w. Wehre
Corresponding Secretary: M. Heating.
Treasurer: Marcelin Oubre.
lst District: francois Refine Jr.
Z" DR.. Oscar Gaude,.
2nd I" ]. Gen,il.
Edmond Blouin.
3rd Amont f.. Bourgeois.
4" Jna Rome.
4ih +" Noel Band. .-
Victor Lelntlr.
5h Y. 5. Ganlet. .
F." J. w. Daggs.
9Th i" Philippe Landry.
+" Alfred Roman.
Th Albert Ferry.
p. S. Brand.
Sh " Elonard Webre.
h" " Desire Leblanc.
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P Faites-rous cnrsg;strer!
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Perseverance, Rice Mil.
Parish Of st. Charles, left bank.
80 miles above Nrw-Orleans.

-O-
The undersigned hereby inform their friends
aud RICE planters generally ,ha, ,hs ,hox.
mill is now completed and ready 10 clean
Rice on the most favorable terms.
S1EWERD & KIP.
Proprie,ors.
20 For further particulars ARMY 10 m,
agent EMILE DuPRE, New.OrIeans, No. "a.
Peters Street, Corner Custom iionse.
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perseverance Rice Mil.
Faroisse St.charles, Rive Gauehe.
a 80 miles au-dessns de Ia NeHe.OriAans
Les sonsAgn6s informent leu,s smis ., ,,s
p'an'eurs de Riz que Ieur moulin, Pe-,rr..
rance MhN, est complement, achieve ., p,st A
ns''oyer 10 Tie aux conditions los Plus ,ibe.
mies.
SlEWERD & XII,
a3 Psoprikssisss.
S>Sadtesssf ponr Plus au,pIs< tNtornaa.
tons, I notre agent, En,Lr DUPRE, Nouss,...
Ors6ans, Eneeignure 6taPierre ct Don,ne.
NO. ~. i3Aatt. In,
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st. James store

ST jacques, 81 Aolt 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
SHOOTING AFFRAY ON ADAMS
STREET.

Yesterday morning a shooting atfrsy
occurred on Adams street, In front OF the
ST. Nicholas beer saloon, in which q
gambler named Jim Fitzgerald shot and
wounded, perhaps fatally, fireman
named Tom Kinna, under the following
circumstances
Kinna, Fitzgerald, and two other men
named Hammer and Huss, had been
drinking together all night. About sun
rise they walked from Jefferson street
I'D Main, and at the corner Of Adams
were Joined by q man named COnklin,
and the five went into the st. Nicholas
aud called for drinks. They were served
drank and started OFF without paying,
when the barkeeper called TO know
whose treat it was ?'' They answered,
" Kinna's," and he threw down q quar-
ter of dollar and walked out, making
some remark as he passed out, which
caused the party to begin 'skylsFking' as
IL for fun. All at once, no one knew
how, pistol was fired, and Kinna fell.
Policeman James HAllorsn, Of
the First District, saw Fitzgerald
with his hand stretched out and
smoke around it, but did not see pistol.
He rushed up to the spot and, with aid
from officer Rice, arrested Fitzgerald,
Huss and Hammer, and carried them to
the Station. ConkIin had run into the
saloon and escaped. The pistol, Colts
repeater was found behind the bar In the
saloon.
Kinna, meanwhile, lay On the Nichol-
son pavement, writhing in great pain
from his wound, which was through the
right groin, the ball lodging under the
skin in the hip until some friend pro-
cured carriage and sent him home.
During the day Nick. Huss was taken
cut Of the Station on a State Warrant,
charged with being accessory to the
shooting Of Kinna, with intent to COM
nit murder, and was taken before Squire
Herman. A preliminary hearing Of the
case was held, and DR.. Il. Donoho, who
attended Kinns, was examined by Capt.
Van Anderson as to the nature OF the
wound, and he testified that though it
was severe it Was not necessarily fatal,
or even dangerous. Huss was then baiIed
by the Squire in the sum of four thous-
and dollars to appear from day to day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

THE EYE.-We would rather tenfold
lose speech and hearing than those
windows Of the mind which God has
given Us with which to look out on His
works. Like many others we have felt
this truth, oh, how keenly, wien, for
weary months, amid ardUoUs toll, we
were forbidden to use pen or book, or
gaze out upon the clear sunlight. Any,
therefore, who by long study and eulti-
waited skill have found the means Of re-
lief for such sufferers, should De held in
grateful esteem. We refer our readers to
DR.. Norris, Ocui'sI, 50 Madison street,
Memphis, who has gained q reputation
for treating the eye unequaIed by any
eeulist in the South and West. His rep
utation for curing any disease t0h0tever
of the eye is increasing day by day
passing beyond the limits of this State,
has extended through those adjoining
and these more remote, reaching even to
Texas and Minnesota, procuring him
many patients from each and all, till he
is now, we believe, the acknowledged
oculist, not only Of this city, but Of the
South.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OFTHE DAILY APPEAL. I
MEMPHIS. August 4, 1883,

OFFICE OFTHE DAILY APPEAL.l
MEMPHIS. August 4, 1855.
Money matters are comparatively easy
and the banks report gradual increase
Ia the demand for loans for some ten
days back. The call comes from our
merchants, and Is altogether of leglti-
mate business character and mostly for
small amounts. We are glad to state
that the wants are being literally met
by bankers, all Of whom seem disposed
to aid so far as lies in their power the
merchant and the planter to go through
this the most trying part OF the season.
Gold opened to-day in New York at
1850, went up steadily and closed at
I4s1e. Our brokers buy at 144@145e.
Selling at 145I@l46c.
Rates of exchange are the same as at
our last.
In stocks and bonds there is nothing
of interest transpiring. City bonds are
very firm and in demand. An offer OF
So. for $4,000 was refused, as was also
one Of SAC for $4,000, while broker
sold slOe0 at soc. Ten shares First Ma
tionsl Bank stock sold during the.day at
$40, dividend of
City scrip is quiet. Buying at 7O@75c.
Selling at SOC.
County warrants dull at 5O@52c buy
ing. Selling at 5595Sc.
Police scrip buying at zoe. Selling st
75c.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were IS
follows Coupons OF 81, l5s ;
do 's2, I4i do 'e4, l05; do '65,
12E; new issue, s. do '67, 81; 1o-4Os 81 !
7-30s, both series, none; Government
bonds, steady; old Tennessses, none
new, not quoted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

CAPT. DICK LIGHTBURN.-This gen.
tlemaa has taken charge OF the City
Wharf boat, at the foot of Union street,
and goes into the steamboat agency busl-
ness, with which he Is 50 well Scqusint-
ed, having been secretary Of the Mem
Sis and Arkansas pscket line for long
time a this port, and In many other
ways connected with our river interests.
He will attend only to legitimate BUSH
ness, and will make no charge for storing
or forwarding such freight IS may pass
through bis hands. Mr.. Bob Speed viii
continue upon the boat Is receiving and
diseharging clerk. The A. d ID. s. s.
Line wiz land at his wharf boat 80 usual,
while all other bosts landing there viii
fad him prompt and reliable in the
transaction Of business,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
LYECH LAM.
The MASKED CayaIry" Hang
Two Negro NEurdeFeFs ia
COGfeeYiIIe. Miss.

We learn the following facts from q
gentleman just from Coffeeville, Miss.
On last Thursday, two negroes, named
Tom and Gilbert Mclean, were arrested
by the military authorities, charged with
the murder of Mes wine, IAN account OF
WHICH gs gave some time ago. We
understand saet the prisoners scknowl-
edged their guilt, and WefS tgrned over
by the military to the civil authorities
and lodged in the county jail to await
trisI. During the afternoon, the Loyal
League negroes assembled in knots, and,
becoming excited, tsiEed OF 8 rescue
but nothing was attempted guards were
doubled 1T the jsil, however, in case OF
sn emergency.
Toward midnight, squads OF masked
horsemen, to the number OF about two
hundred, wearing high conical hats and
Spanish glOEks entered the town from
three different diFectiCns ct once and
surrounded the Jail. PickeEs were
thrown out 10 regular military
style, and the surrender Of the Jail
demanded. The jailors refused to give
up tHtii cDhTsei Ut were OVeFpOWeTeU,
and the keys taken from them. So
noise.essly was this ali done that q ball
which yes in progress in the Courthouse
was not disturbed, and knew nothing Of
what was transporting. The keys in their
possession, they found no difficulty In
making their way to the cell containing
the murderers. They, meanwhile, hsd
heard the Infusion, and thinking that
their friends, the Leaguers, had rallied
to the rescue, were jubilant over the
prospect Of being released, and assisted
the visitors in opening the door of their
cell. Their horror at finding themselves
in the hands of their exeeutioners, in
stead Of rescueTs, may be better imag-
ined than described. They we've gagged
and taken by their mysterious csptors
from the building, and escorted to a tree
near the railroad, and were swung I'D.
Their bodies were still swinging there,
twenty-four hours after, when our in
fOrmant passed.
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sreru,s per EessiOn-Psyabie HaIf- yearly
IuyarkAOlS Ana Advance.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIRIA.

rgV 18Th Session Of this Institution Will be-
80, m the Ist day OF October, 1855, and end on
~, gihuYsday before the 4th OF July, Is $. D
The orgsDlzation OF the Institution is very
,,.o,, rlete embracing extensive ana thofOugb
So,-FFes ~ Instruction in Literature and Science
ana ia the professions OF Law. Medicine ana
Engineering. ,,.,...-.o -, 1870
,-.hf,-- a a r,ocset mosIsy-of the ACADEMIC
Siosenf s3GJ of the Law student. $50, ana
- me MEDICAL student, SSsa-
F,or particulars send Tor Catalogue 70 ~
"stteoO0' s. MAUPIN,
Chairman Of the Faculty,
au8lW r. " boA'sis4'' VI 'Hb'Ni''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

ST.. DoAINIC.-Yestsrdsy was the
feast of st. Dominic, and was celebrated
by the good sisters Of the Order at st.
Peter Orphan Asylum, ST. Agnes Aead-
envy, snd Notre Dame de la Sslette,
with becoming solemnity and ceremony.
We visited the Asylum during the after
noon, and will soon give e little sketch
of this most christian and prsiseworthy
institution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT = Nm. Hunter,
Jaldge.-The jury in the case of the
State vs. Richard Maher alias "Sport-
ing Dick" returned verdict of guilty
of assault and battery, and fixed the
penalty at fine OF fifty dollars.
In the matter of Hsbsas Corpus in the
case Of the State VS.. Joseph NJ. Max
well, from Upton county, Judge Hun
ter admitted the defendant to bail in
the SUM of $1,000
No Jury cases were tried on yesterday.
To-day the calendar, as heretofore pub
lisbed, viii be taken up.
MUNICIPALCopBT- Geo. ". Wdldrda.
Jldge.-Adiourned on yesterday to court
in course the first Tuesday In September
next. All attorneys having files of pa
pers belonging to this Office, viii please
return the same immediately, as the
Clerk is making up the trial docket for
the next term. The special term of this
Court Criminal sidel commences on the
18th day Of August, 1883.
Law CoURT-Jdgles @. Pierce. Judge.
The Motion Docket was finished on yes
terday, al motions having been heard
All writs Of inquiry were executed. The
jury was discharged for the term. The
number Of hnal judgments rendered da-
ring the term was 263. Nineteen new
trials we're granted. To-day unfinished
business will be taken up preparatory to
q final adjournment to Court in Course.
CHANCERY COURT. Alston, Clerk
and Aaster.-The Clerk and Master viii
take an account to-day in the case of
Kelly Us. Lewis ct al.
BANKRUPTcY CoURr--T J. Latham,
Register. hRviag the papers
in the bankruptcy cases Of d. kaufman
s. CO., and F. A. Osborne, viii please re-
turn them to this office Immediately, IS
they are needed by tho Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

EBEMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1873 Main street, have received the
Police News, Stats, Country Gentleman,
Rural New Yorker, New York Home
Journal, Boys' and Girls Weekly, Rail
road Guide for August, New York Week
Iy, Turf, Field and FARM, New York
Mercury, Album, Pleasant HcIrs, for
September, Peterson, for September,
Sporting Times, Yankee Notions, Metro
poIitan Record, AppletOn's cheap Dick
ems Novels, WsYerly, Wilkes and sll
the dailies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

HARRY WEATHERBEE will reopen to-
day at 10 O'Clock the saloon No. 81 JEFF
fersOn street, known as the Thestsr
Saloon. The bar will be stocked with
the same quality Of wines, liquors and
cigars as be dispenses at his hesdquar-
tiers, No. 81 Jefferson street. John Van
Wrinkle, the Yell-known, polite and sc.
eomplished barlZee2er, will preside over
the branch establishment, and dispense
the good things to all corners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

WE HAVE RECEIVED from +. Kstzen-
bach, Publisher, an advance copy OF
1.-THE White Mans Banner" Seymour
and Blair campaign song, the words by
F. NJ. BigDey and music by q. Won LIE
Hsebe, Of New Orleans. Copies Of this
and other Democratic songs supplied
glee clubs by Katzeubach.-Ledger, 4th
We are glad to see that Mr.. Katzen-
bach has gone into this line Of music,
but would like 10 know whether The
White Mans Banner" 10 the one that
Mr.. Kslzenbaeh proposes henceforth to
march after. Let him speak cut, for it is
impossible now for man to serve God
and mammon. II he has renowned his
"ebony Idols" We shall be glad to
hear il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

FoR THE richest, rsrest, latest and best,
call at Joe LOcke's, p jefferson street.
He has Father Bysn's paper-Banner Of
the South, Harper's Bazaar and weeklies,
Album, Chimney Corner, Leslie's Week
ly, Waverly Magazine, Sporting Times,
Bricks Democrat, Metropolitan Record,
Southern Home Journal, Round Table,
GemOnde illustre, Courier des Etsts
Unis, Scientific American, Days Doings,
Police News and Gazette, Peterson's
Magazine, Leslie's Pleasant Hours, for
September, besides all of the latest
monthlies, weeklies and dailies. AS We
do not wish to crowd out the council pro-
ceedings and Democratic Club notices,
We are unable to give him q more lengthy
notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

FINE PEACHES were the happy
recipient yesterday OF BAKERS dozen Of
most besutifui and delightful peaches,
grown by oar old f.ieDd, Joseph I. Ma
son, on his farm, nine miles east OF the
city. They we're cling stones and
rarely have We tasted SO sweet sRd lus-
eious peach. Many thanks for his kind
remembrance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

JOHN d. ELLIOTT. Master; CAP. J. HaSxs
and MAT GLASS CLERKS.
TIE steamer DES ARC having beer. put IN
thorough repair. viii enter the MEMPHI3
AND H1IE RIVER IRADE permanently ou
Ia y nSDAf, Inc ID day % september, lsaS
Leaving Memphis every Thursday for all point
on W lite aHd Little Red rivers, connectlnZ a.
Deyais bIun with trains tor Little tSs-sa.
Leaves DevalFs Bluff fOE Memphis every Non
day on arrival or train.
SOTICE:-To the n Merchants OF nemphis-rhs
steamer DIS A &c will resume her trips n me
White River TRADE on Thursday. the % dav Of
September, lSos, aud a. am satisfied thar IL / :
the wish or bOtn the planter and merchant THAI
the local packets receive and transport Iner-
cnsndiss on which there IS c. D. D. Charges
and n YteN OF the faet that the rsfussI to trans
POrt such freight has OpsTatsd very much
against the trads OF Memphis, the steamer
DES ARC n home packet. owned and con.
lied in MrmEhis) will on res1uling her trips.
receive all c. o. y. freight. charging shippsr
with the freight when same il not received b.
eonsignee. and charging shipper one half peg
cent. on al Z. o. ID cOIlectilbs.
JOHN D. 81. JIOFR. Master
au2 And owner Steamer D-s j re
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
CITY MATTERS.
TO THE OFFICERS or DEMOCRATIC


To THE OFFICERS or DEMOCRATIC
CLUBS.
The Recording Secretaries Of the sew
srsI Ward and District ClCb5 of the city
and county are specially requested to
furnish the Recording Secretary of the
Democratic Club of Shelby county, at
the APPEAL Office, with q complete roll
Of all their members in two separate
lists, showing the voters and pon-voters,
also complete Iistof their officers, with
their postOftice addresses. a compliance
with this request before Thursday next
will oblige }. d. HEATING,
Rec. Sec. Democratic Club shelby County.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

city and Hails'- P0int-mGk s. two trips
per Week.-rne R4curiirg SECRETARY
OF the SteAmbOatmen's Ssy uI0Cr C.ub -
requested TO notice the call made by the
5ecrstary of the Central CLUB. and make
his report.-The Legal Tender, Capt.
Roberts. viii pass up to-day at pm. for
Cairo, Evansville and Louisville -
Ine Celeste Is on the marine ways at
Cincinnah.-rhe Tom Sternes left
Fort Benton on the Z7lh UIt., and the
Lanf Lerti on the LIST inst-The Mis-
souri, Is very low.-Ths Geo. D. Pal
mer, now at ST. Louis, viii ply this win
ter from Little Rock to New Orleans.
The MOllie Able leaves Sc. Louis
to-day for New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
PERSONAL.

M. Hughit, ESD, General superin-
tendent Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
and w. P. Johnson, Esq, Of that road,
are in the city, and will remain until To-
morrow, attending to some business con
nected with the interests OF the great
route which they represent.
Capt. Shane, of the commission hoGse
Of Shane & Heron, has returned from q
protracted visit to the country.
B. McHamaTs, Esq, 6 prominent
merchant Of Vicksburg, Miss passed
through this city yesterday on his way
home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

OUR MAMMOTH WEEKLY containing
all the news by telegraph and malls, with
a large quantity OF editorial and other
reading matter, is ready for delivery
this morning. Pcice, neatly done up in
wrappers for mailing, ten cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, 90 to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, pa Front greet, and
examine their stock. They have ali
grades OF the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. .iV29 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
RIVER MATTERS.
wEArHER AND REyERs.

LOUISVILLE, August THE river is
swelling slowly with five feet in the ca
nal. The weather is cloudy.
PITTsBURG, August 1.-The river is
falling with eight feet in the channel.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.-The river is de-
clining, with eight feet six inches to
Cairo.
MEMPHIS, August 5.-Westher clear
and warm, River rising slowly &C this
point with null mark twain to Cairo.
The Arkansas is unchanged with 80
inches to Pine Bluff and 2g inches to
Little Rock. The Arkansas river packets
are making very successful connections,
and guarantee the delivery Of ali freIghts
shipped by their boats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

MURDERER ARREsFED.-Mr. Henry
Brown, who is accused Of having COM
United q murder in Grenada, Miss, some
time since, was arrested by the Second
District police yesterday and lodged ia
prison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Board met yesterday pursuant to adj
journment, and pushed forward the good
work SO well begun the day before, by
passing the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the County Clerk be
directed to suspend the collection OF the
tax on drsys, wagons and carts, 50 far as
the county is concerned, until further re-
port is received from the County Attor-
ney relative thereto,
After passing few ACCOUNTS the Board
adjourned until Monday next.