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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-18

WELCOME SERVICE AT THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURcH.-To-morrow, at 102
O'Clock am. and pm, the arrival OF
the pastor elect Of the First Baptist
church will be recognized by the three
churches of this city as follows; i.
Welcome sermon at l01 O'clock, by DIR.
Ford. 2. Charge to the new pastor, by
DR.. Graves. 3. Hand of Welcome, by
DIR. Caperton. A. Introductory pastoral
sermon, at 8 pm, by DR.. Burns.
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GONE TO THE MoUNTAINs.--Ou friend
Capt. James .R.lMiller, Of Walker Bros.
& Co, left yesterday on an excursion
to his old home in the mountains Of East
Tennessee. After recruiting q little his
physical status, and recovering from the
effects of, our warm climate, he will re-
turn il q few weeks to his old stand,
where he viii be on hand to serve his
numerous friends
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Corresnondence.

MEkPHIs, July 10, Iots.
Messrs. McRea & Walker;
Gents: The undersigned have been
constituted committee to select and re-
port to the President of the Central Dem
ocratic Club of this city, the names Of
such gentlemen as are willing to visit and
address the clubs and other democratic
meetings in the county when so requested
by the President. We should be pleased
to place your names upon the list.
Very respectfully,
p. T. SCRUGGS,
q. p. FOUTE.
P. NJ, WINTERS,
Committee.
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CHARLES d. DAVENPORT
Recording Secretary.
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The southeast quarter OF section tbirty-ons.
lGO acres
The east part OF the SoulhHest fractional
quarter OF section thtrty-one 10 acres
The west part OF tbs southwest fractional
quarter Of section thirty two, 50 Tz.I00 acres.
All in township i've. sooth OF rarge eight,
West Of the NTH principal meridian, and which
lands we're mortgagsd 10 JOHn c. RiVss on the
9th day Of September, A. a. lo54, 10 secure the
payment OF the sam OF forty thousand collars,
or Whereabouts.
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WE LEARN from a private letter
from Marion, Arkansas, that the
case Of Peter n. Burgett,. charged
with killing Charles Aldridge, came up
for examination, before Squire Vance
and Cochran, on Tuesday evening last,
which resulted ia the discharge Of Bur-
gett, the Court being OF opinion that it
was clearly case of justifiable homi.
oida
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TRUST SALES.
Trustee,s sale

D1 virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed to the
ID undersigned BY Robert W. Johnson on the
eih or October, le66, and duly recorded In The
Recorders oflees OF the counties OF jefferson
and Pulaski, State OF Arkansas, and now re-
fsrred 70, % secure the Indebtedness therein
mentioned.
The partnership therein reeited having to
tally failed, and the personal assets been con-
sumed.
The said Robert ". Johnson having been de-
elared q Bankrupt, and there being cutstand-
ing membranes largely over enc hundred
dollars prior to the Trust the properly
hereinafter set forth fO- particulars whereof
reference may be had TO the iced of Trust OF
record as Aforesaid, wherein the titles and ALI
membranes arr recfted
The taxes Of 1873 being unpaid and no funds
20 pay them nor % pay other existing and Cur
rent expenses, and Tor sundry other causes
that require the prompt execution Of the said
Trust.
The undersigned do therefore give this no
tee, In the Memphis Appeal ana LiEtle Rock
Gazetts. Tor thirty days, under ana by virtue
or the powers vested In them By The sad Deed,
that on the
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sAvINGs BANK on nEaIPHIs

w r. CUNSINGHAM, W. c. McCLURE.
President Cashier.
nrKrCroRs.-Sam Tate, W. B. GreenIaw, 3.
WaddeI, NJ j. Wickg, W. r. Cunningham.
L Injections taken on All accessible points,
smitiances promptly made.
"a anrection with the Memphis and
Railroad, As President, requiring
- h6aSylse1o, ,antion, eompels ms to resign the
= ~, s,tireat he above Institution Ny in
Presideacv of ser and Director Will remain
ferest as Stockton co41nuainee % tLie ooil III
5dayce ana patTonaes IRE has been so gen
The public, which hereiol> NJ WICKs.
erously bestowed. n >, MLoho.
ivll I'm
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WE have been informed by one
who had the best opportunities Of
knowing THAI most of the so
called truths, In the statement de-
tailed to us, and by US published,
IN our issue of last Monday, headed
"a Brutal Husband" were without
foundation in almost every item. AS
no names were mentioned, no harm has
been done, but had we have acted,
A. we were urged to do, serious
effects pasy have resulted.
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The meeting of delegates to select g
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District OF Tennessee, will be held at
Brownsville on the Sth of August.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THBfiLIBD
WARD.-The Democracy Of the Third
ward will hold meeting at the engine
house, corner of Adams and Second
streets, on Monday evening, July 20, at
s o'clock, for the purpose of organizing
a Democratic club. All residents Of the
ward are requested to be present,
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ATTENTION MACKEREIs IAN Of the
brigade that are out of Jail are requested
to be at the Louisville depot to-day, at
the arrival of the train. The object OF
the cali is explained in heriver column.
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AND

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock Rail-
RoAD.-To assist In the early completion
of the eastern division Of this road, the
Accommodation train win be discon-
tinued after Sunday, July 18th. Parties
wishing 70 ship freight on the line of the
road, after the 18th, can be acoommo-
dated by calling on the undersigned, ai
IL JEFFERSON Btreef.
lyl7a CAAs. ]. MARTIN, Agent.
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CITY MATTERS
- NOTICE.

NOTICE.
city SUBSCRIBERS TO the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire to leave the city Tor
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
Countlng-room of the APPEAL, No. Is Jefferson
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Between the hours OF 8 an. and y IA at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Pine 6luh, IN
the county of Jefferson, in the state Of Arkan-
sas, they wiz sell all the trust property cOa-
yeyed 70 them by the said DEED, for casn in
hand, 70 the highest bidder, by the classical
than those contained In the said Deed, and the
mOrtgaeed lands being sold subject 70 al
mort gage Liens existing thereon, tbs purch aser
taking The equity Of redemption thereof only.
Possession OF the lands 50 sold VIII be Geiiy-
cred Immediately, except OF the lands which
have been rented Ior the present ear, the uss
and possession Of which are reserved unin The
1rst OF January, 1853, and the rents recOYeraols
by the Trustees.
" hich property 50 70 be sold Is described as
follows that Is 70 say.
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DON'T forget lilas cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anG Hats
sill continues at our old stand,
2I9 Main street.
j. Z. HANDbAN h 60.
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PERsoNAL.-Col. c. S. Cameron, OF
Cross county, Ark, arrived in the city
yesterday, on his way home from the
New York convention, whittier be went
as a delegate.
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H0hAcs.

4 HAVE two beautiful and weii iaasra,gee
PLANTATIONS in Lee county, Ca, wilma
three miles OF the city OF Atoany, hSsy I, ~
one OF the best railroads Ia he S.tte - S 60
Lot and cOmmodious Dwelling IN tne ~
which will gladly sell OK exchRnE,- loI O'11i
pnoparty. DesIr6r 70 me.
a WRTg1TTT
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Base Bali club ir MARION, Ark, Barrie.
enc, Ete.

f4Ats sA4tff.
MARION, ARK, July Is, 1858.
Editors of the Appeal
/ propose to communicate very briefly
the proceedings of to-day, st Marion, by
which you will discover that your Ar
kansas friends are hopeful and joyous.
The young gentlemen of this place have
formed themselves into Base Bali Club,
and are rapidly becoming the most sci
entific In tins West. Yesterday the Club
gave splendid barbecue, played game
in the public square, danced all night,
and went home with the girls In the
morning. The crowd assembled in the
grove st IL o'clock am, and were ad-
dressed by Col. L., of Memphis Qate Of
Arkansas). All drinking saloons were
closed, and everything was conducted in
the naost decorcus manner. / learn that
there are thirty.twe ehiValrous yoHng
lrniebts that belong to this eiub-among
whom are the Irwin brothers, Capt. Key
Mai. McClung and others.
"MUSTANG'
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE

DY q recent arrangement several schools,
ID with a number OF the most successful teach
ers in the city have been merged into the
Memphis Female College. Mr.. N. A. z. Morgan,
OF the Lee Academy, viii be the principal in
sructfess, and She IS authorized to collect all
current fees during the ensuing sch Elastic year,
and receipt Officially for the same.
q. q. MACPHERSON,
President and Agent CoIporators.
MEMPHIS. July Z, 1868.
In accordance with the Arrangement above
m Mentioned which inciudes the Lee Academy
and the schools OF Miss Salne Cornelius aud
Mrs Ellen Richardson, 1 shall organize the
forms for the ensuing Scholastic ear, IN the
Mem his female College, on TUESDAY. Sep
temher I, 1868. The faculty in full aud other
particulars, viii be announced st sn early day.
Jy9 81. A. +. MORGAN, PriH cipal.
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LIorp. cIAakn 3 o.. have trult iar.

ter. ON draughf- 10 ceuts; Ice cold ssEEsIf
and IIalf,'' 40 cents; straight and mixed
drinks, Is CENTS. Try ff, af the .sMer-
chants northeast corner Main and
Madison streets
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On the 2eth pay Of JuIY, lses,

Between the hours of 10 an. and I pm.
expose to public sale, 70 the highest bidder for
DeIotT Second street, in the city Of Memphis,
are following described real estate, c0nvey,s Ell
nv sid deed, to-wit: Situated in The civ az
Memphis, beginning at the southwest corner OF
Shelby aud P0ntOtOc streets; thencS with the
west side OF shelby street TWENTY-FIVE feet
south; thence parallel with PuntOtoc street
westward two hundred feet 10 the east side Of
Clinton street; thence northward with the east
line OF Clinton street twenty-six feet to tie
south line Of Pontotoe street; thence eastward
with the south line Of Pontot0c street to
hundred feet 70 the beginning being pe.ft OF
the lot conveyed 10 said jos w. Alley bv r.
Lane on the 10Th day Of May, 1856.
The title Is believed to be perfsct but viii
convey only such as IL vested "a me Is Trustee,
The equity OF redemption < waived.
fe27 I'd T.. W. ROYsTFR Trurfee
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4. REMOVABLE. Wade & Co. have re-
moved their stock OF Books and Sta
tionery to 297 ALaln street, Elson's old
stand. 3t
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"a CnRREsPnNnENTs

Correspondents who wish to have any atten-
ton paid 10 their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules:
Be brief, concise and to the point, avoid tue
flowers OF rhetoric" and eonhne yourself TO
a plain statement of facts. Writs on but ona
side OF the paper in 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 TO per
sonal or individual benefit, or are Of personal
nature, viii only be inserted as advertise
ments % or 'rpaid cards."
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WANTS.

1HAN1ED.-Any one addressing eonmu-
w ulcsli5n 70 " J. L, Appeal Office, de-
s ,riblug locality, terms and al particulars
concerning a small FARM on either OF the
railroads for "a e, may ind q reliable purchaser.
fv4 Il
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POLITICAL. = Persuant to resolution,
adopted on Monday evening Last, the
members Of the Young Mems Indepen-
dent Seymour Democratic Club Of Menu
phis, will meet at their hall, corner Of
Adams and Second streets, at s O'clock
this Saturday evening, to proceed in q
body to the headquarters OF the Central
Democratic Club of Shelby county. A
full and prompt attendance Of TIE mem
bsrs is requested. s
BY order Of the President:
CHARLES Il. DAVENPORT
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FOE SALE.


NOR SALE.-I Offer for sale three Lots Of the
finest Business Properly in the city + OF
THOS H COOKE,
fy- 2W zss5a Main street.
ryErRTrERAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- sAIE Oh EASY Terms My lands, miles
easf OF the city, are for sale, on terms 70 SUI
T,urchasers for Cssb or on any ttme-IroiA one
70 ten years, and ia any Quantty-trom acres
TO Bl1 Ny residence, with rom "A - . acre
land viii be sold al great bargain, Tor caShi
or on tie usual terms. Apply TO myself on tile
premises, or - R0yBter, ITsEeVRnt 8 Co., my
azeuts, n the city - -,,,,.,- d. ,vr-
jeI ~. -. 1EeI-z-I- ' a., 4
TEOR SALE.-Having determined 10 chang
n 1rr business we offer for sale our small but
well selected STOCK OF GROCERIES, and >
Isass on one CT the BEST BUSlN h1o5 = OUshS
in me city. Eewili sell also splendld suour-
ban RESIDENCE, 81 miles rom the city, neal
GINS station. with "a acres Of ground, VIII
All the necessary improvements. Apply g
WEBB. MITCHELL 8 CO, No. IL Z MON street
Lee BlosE. Je' u
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE SIXTH
WARD The Democratic citizens of the
Sixth Ward will meet in the Wsldrau
Block, on Saturday evening, at So'clock,
for the purpose Of organizing campaign
club. All residents Of the ward are re-
quested to attend.
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TqSSt Sale.

PURSUANT to the provisions OF Deed OF
4 Trust executed 70 me as Trustee on the LIST
day OF February, 1851 By JOS. w. Alley, Wnlch
has been dftIy registered In the Register ONCE
OF shelby county, Tenn, in book No. So, pages
Sal ana $50 for the purpose Of securing the pay
ment Of certain notes described In said deed, :
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SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC MEET
ING Conservative Democrats resi-
dent in the Seventh Ward, city of Mem
phis, are requested to assemble at Fsrgu-
son Hall, on next Monday evening, at s
O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing q
Seventh Ward Democratic Club. A full
attendance is requested. Stirring and
eloquent speeches will be delivered.
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New Orleans, June 50. lss'

.-,0PA RTNFRSHTP.-Th undersigned sue
4 cess9rs 10 T. LAMBERT, have this day
fSrTned a coInTtnershlp, under the style and
arm OF COMMAGERE q LAMBERT, ana vi
continue in Inis city the business heret"iofe
49, THEO. COAfMAGERE,
y. A. LAMBERT.
New Orleans. July ,ls6k. JyF I'M
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THE WEATHER.-The dog days are
on US with all of their scorehing, parch-
ing fury. Yesterday the heat was in
tense, prostrsting and enervating every
one, and rendering impossible the slight.
est exertion. The heavens seemed a
brszsn vault from which the sun darted
down his vertical rays with terrific fierce
ness, dszzling deluge Of light and heat
which overcsme and subdued all nature.
The eye sought in vain for some object
that even looked cool. The very river,
the sight Of which generally suggested
cooling baths, locked hot and lsnguid,
and steam arose from it, as if the water
were boiling. sfhe thermometer stood
1921 at O'Clock pm, in the shade on
Jefferson street, and we are informed
went even higher than that in some
localities. What is most remarkable is
that with all the intense fierceness of
the heat, there have been but two cases
of sunstroke in the city this season,
while in more Northern cities the NOR
tality from this cause has been fear
ful-no less than $50 fatal cases having
been reported in three days in New York
city alone. Let us sincerely hope that
the heated term is nearly over, for if
this weather should continue few days
longer, the effects will be terrible.
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NOTICE.

UNITED SrATEt INTERNAL. RETENUE,1
CoILEoToR's OFFICE, 8FH DISTRICT, TENN,
AEASFfIs, JAY Ii. 1858.
r WILL SELL ON THE 2zTI4 INST, AT THE
L house of Edmonds. Pettigrew q Co, in this
city, Fifteen Caddies OF Manufactured Tobacco,
forf tied 10 the Government for Violating the
Revenue LIS VS. of the United States.
fyIf ROJFE 5. SAUNDERS. Collector.
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The Mercantile Agency

VlHE undersigned take pleasure Ia announc-
4 ing to the business men OF Memphis that
ERENCE BOOK for July, 1868 to which We call
especial attention. AL business men are re-
spectfuily invited to call and examine II, to
qetilsr W III the detailed reports on our records.
We invite TEsT inquiries 10 preVa the value
OF our institution, -
Memphis, Jniy 10, 1s6s, iyis ~
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For Little Rock 6 Hot Springs.


ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
" this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PROMPTLY
; EVERY MONDAY ANDT6U RSDRY EVEN
INGS, on the arrival OF tee trains viz
CLEAN BlatsdeH, Maste
W. A. Caldwell L.--.-....R K. L. Haines, Maste
CELkS Reese PTftchard MastS
The Arkansas river now being in good nava
gable condition, these Boats will run through
to FORT SMITH, thus avoiding delay to Pas
sengers end reight.
This route offers superior Inducements to the
visitors OF tee
Hot Springs of Arkansas.
As passengers taking ststerOoms at Memphis
make no change until they arrive at the wharf
IN Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
to have coaches in readiness to start for Hot
Springs with passengers on this line at any
hoQf they may prefer, and Through Tickets TO
be had on the Boats.
The Travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon the promptness OF these Boats, and those
who desire TO forward goods for reshfprnent
on this Line, viii ship direct tothe = Memphis
and Arkansas River u. g. Mail Packet Com
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Superintendent.
JAMES 7. BOURNE q CO., Agents,
maZf " No " Jefferson streef.
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BOARDING.

or two gentlemen with
wives can oBtain boz I'd at moderate rates.
The best and BEALTHIEsT neigh bCrhoOd In
Tie ciIy. None but those who can give unex-
rep;ionabis references need apply, 70 Z. NJ
care Appeal Office. iel0 n
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early narrLages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marrisgs'L Essays for Young Men. on
tins aud other subjeets. being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Conjugal Felicity, by beney-
oient Physicians. semi by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Ssa
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On the soth Day Of July. lsss.

Al the Courthouse OF Csahoms county, sell at
public auction, 10 the highesB bidder, for cash
9 tract Of land in said comfy OF C9ahoEna
Nfiselzsfpai described as follOWss Il "a the
east half Sscttoz q the west half and tie
west half OF the east half OF section q the
north ealf northeast qparter Of section 2 /.
north half northwest quarter Of section q .
the northeast quarter Of north east quarter OF
section Is east half southeast quarter OF SEQ
ton lo--ali IN township y, range wet, being
Stuarls. FRANK s. BELCHER,
sheriff Of Coahnma County,
is1s1aW4V And Commissioners.
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, tho viii in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 5S6S Chicago, Ill
See advertisement in another column
for particulars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DE-. ssortfmore az Buena vista Springs,
RusselEvfIIa. Kentucky.

RUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE Lc-
gan county, Ky.--AIy friends In the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment can address or come and consult me
personally froan this date until LIST OF october
next, at this fsvori;e Watering Place, and these
jrstIy celebrated Mineral Sorings. As hereto
fore viii still devote my attention to treat
Iaent OF all the various forms Of CHRoNIc DIS.
EASES especially TO Diseases Of The Lungs and
Organs OF the Chest. as also al the various
affifctIve forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
jes dstwawSEo ID. MeRTIMORE, NJ ID.
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BUCK EYE SALKE,

A cERFAIE CURE FOR PILES.
Sold by W. Il. sEABROOK,
iy1 ls7 Main street.
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COAL.
H. Il. GUION
WITH
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,

RoYsTgR, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
~FAL ESTATE HROKERS And AAAfstlN-
n eer. g1G second street AAtenlls eslcsn-
sIlysiv 10 Renting and Leasing Houses and
T,ots' Collecting OF Rents, Pay Ing Taxes, hneet-
ang Insurance, etc, etc. haa now lof lsL .
TaRe 10 almost palace. Also, several gu, neSs
Houses. OlficeS. Rooms etc JtAA m
DIsSoId-TFO,S OF COPA RTNEltsf z tP.--The
L J copaT tnershfp Heretofore existing 0..1ief
the sfvle OF LAMBERT q COM AGkkt- ~
mis- fisy q sulved ~ limitation, and me DEAN
OF C,haF r. Lambert. The undersi gned WILL use
Tie name OF the arm only IN liquidation.
gHEO. COMM AG5ERE,
u. 4. LAMBERT.
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POLICE ITEMS.

Yesterday was the dullest one that
we remember to have experienced in
Memphis police annals. The hot weather
has a most depressing effect on the
spirits of our formerly so risky and
lively roughs. There was not even a
negro shooting scrape yesterday, though
the neighborhood of the Court Recess
was enlivened by free fight among the
truly loil =, during the cool of the day.
Squire Griffith yesterday tried the
case Of the State vs.. d. L. Craig, arrested
at the instance OF Thomas Moore, who
charges. him with malicious mischief.
The parties reside In Noneonnah bottom,
and are neighbors. Moore's hogs broke
into Craig's garden, and Craig shot one
of them while in there and another after
he had driven it out. The main point
made by the defense was proving the
character and general reputation Of the
hogs, and it being clearly shown by q
respectable colored voter and " truly
Ioil;, citizen that the porkers bore a
u monstrous bad character" and were
81 deyilish mean and misehievous,n the
case was dismissed.
The replevin COW case was dis
missed, the weneh becoming convinced,
after going few squares, that it was
not her COW.
The negro, Frank King, who shot
Henry Shelby and Kate Hurd Thursday
evening, on Brinkley avenue, was yes
terdsy arrested.
There were six arrests up to 8
O'Clock PM, in the Second District.
Fines assessed, SIS; collected, $50,
There we're $500 in fines assessed in
the First District yesterday red
of which was collected. John Geran
was fined two fines of $50 esch-one for
carrying concealed weapons, and the
other for trespass.