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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

Police Notes Yesterday.
woman named Margaret Grady was arrested
early yesterday morning by an oficer Of the Fourth
precinct, accompanied by chief Of police Chamber
lain. Of Hartford, on charge of grand larceny.
About one A. M. yesterday morning q German
named Udolph Parker was found at the corner OF
the Bowery and Broome street, with three severe
gashcs on the head. His WOUNDS were attended and
he was sent home.
Helena Hewitt, residing at No. ess Second avenue
was stabbed In the breast with knife by her son.
Jacob Hewett, between the hours OF one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning.
=, Near one o'clock yesterday the awning outside
NO. os4 Sixtn avenue was set on fire by some hre
works being thrown upon II.
George PASCAL fell through hatchway at No. 11s
shoulder. I-,'-.1--
While intoxicated yesterday afternoon q man
%nSow OF No m Wss fell from the third story
was seriously Injured. He was brought 10 Bellevue
The roof Of the second story building No. e72
Ninth avenue was set on nre yesterday By fireworks
Damage trfning.
street, was severely injured YESTERDAY by Gabriel
white s who was recklessly firing pistol. White
About nine O'Clock yesterday forenoon Flora Camp
bell, residing at SO avenue G., was run over BY a
gro se wagon and seriously injured. The driver
Yesterday forenoon boy named Edward Evans
tnlrteen years Old was injured In 3 most serious
manner rom his clothes taking Ore while he was
About hAlf.past two O'Clock yesterday afternoon o
nre occurred "a the house 147 East F0rty.rst street.
$1,000 -
Hugh Pagan, boy Of twelve years Of age, while in
the act OF loading pistol 1t went on and discharged
us contents In MS LETT hand, completely destroy
Ing IL.
Jonn shean dropped dead in south street. oppo-
site pier "a East river, yesterday afternoon. He bad
been engaged working round the docks and was re-
ported TO be an incorporate man. ~
boy named George Tilman, residing at 22s ave-
nue. B, while In the act OF dscharqing cannon In
front OF his residence had his left hand severely in
jured by Its premature explosion.
Three men were picked up In the streets Yesterday
IN an insensible condition, suffering from the effects
OF sunstroke.
IRE occurred In the house OF John G. Carer,
155th street, between Tenth and Eleventh avenues
bv fireworks. Damage trining
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT YIN. Hunter Judge.
Stands adjourned to Court in course, the
second Monday in October next.
LAW CoURT-H. S. Lee, J1dqe.-Meets
on the second Monday in October next.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT-GeerGe W.
Reeves, JudQe.-Meets on the fourth
Monday in September, 1858.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. ". Wdldr0n,
Judge.-Meets on Monday next, pursu-
ant TO adjournment. The cases set for
trial on that day were published yester-
day.
CHANCERY COURT VIM. II. Smith
Chancellor Meets in special session on
the second Monday in October next
The regular term OF Court commences
on the second Monday in November,
1858.
An Injunction bill was filed in the case
OF N. Malatesta, ]. +. Lucovini, Louis
Lszaretto, Louis Breehitto, Joseph Bog
giaHnO, John Sturla, James Boggianno
and ID. Hensteat vs.. 8. B. Beaumont,
Charming Richards and A. p. Burditt,
Police Commissioners, and ]. l.. Chand-
Ter, Tax Collector, restraining them from
collecting a certain license tax not war
rAnted by law. The Injunction was
served on the defendants.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER II, 1885,
Chaneery Court decree vesting title in
E. 4. Winston, eighty-five acres on
Hatchie river.
David II. Todd and wife to P. r. Bob
Ian, four and eighty eight hundred acres,
lot E, HIPS division, $4,000.
Anthony R2ggio to 3. Dowders, lots 5
and s, Armour's division, $4,000.
L. +. McNsm2ra to w. f. Hardin, so
by 81 feet, corner of Csusey street and
Browns avenue, 1928 Sc.
J. J. and H. Il. Windle to Jacob Bee
tie, one acre, part of lot "a, Weakley
tract, $3.50.
ID. b. Blair to VIM. G. Ellis, lots % and
30, block 8, Fort Pickering, 1850.
ChRs. Jones to Josephine Dickens,
three and three-hundredths acres, lot 81,
Jones' subdivision, S1666 so.
GEORGE NJ. GREEDY, Register.
September u, 1873.
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WHO WILL CARE FOR MOTHER THEN?
This is a question that many q man who
shouldered q gun a few years agone, and
marched to the battlefield, asked himself,
a. he thought upon the aged and infrm
nsrspt he was leaving behind him at
LONE. to the tender mercies of a cold
World, if he fell upon the field of battle.
MANY O salty tear it caused to trickle
down hardy, sunburned cheeks, that
had known no tears for years be-
1ora. II, however, We could have
hsd. in those unfortunate times, an in
titntion in our midst like the CAR.
DINA INSURANCE COMPANY, such
fasrs and tears as then tortured
the rave, would have been useless; for
the departing hero could have gone 70
the agents, and, having taken out 3 life
nolicy in that aged and infirm parents
name, gone forth to the battle with 8
strong arm and a manly heart, knowing
That all he held dear was provided Tor.
Peace hath its dangers-no less than VIC
tories-as we'll as war q for these we
| should always be prepared. Messrs. Fer
guson & Privstt, No. IL Madison street
issue ali kinds of policies, and a visit U
them will be the most beneficial thins
! You could do.
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RrUIGIoeTs SERVICES TO-DAY.

- ppTrR1s CHURCH. Adams street, corner o
Third, Very Rev. J.. a. Kelly, D. D. fasvoL
p H LYNCH. D. A. O'Brien and NJ. b
E,-frns a. = D.. Assistant Pastors. Mass on
sundays at @. T. and g s.m. High Mass ana
sermon. l0S an. SUNDAY School and Gaze
cbIsn. p. nm. Vespers and Lecture 5 PIN
Pastoral residence, 81 Adams street.
Gp.cz CHURCH-HernandO street, near
v,,ca-Rev DR.. Brooke, Rector. Services al
n au and s pm. Sunday school 81 3
am. Mission school NO.lou Shelby street 81
4Lp.m. Mission school No. , corner Clay ana
D soto streets, 8 p m.
CzSrRALMETHouIsr CHUECH -Union street
z--11ay school atga Preaching atlOa am
W. NJ. Patterson, Pastor.
CHAFEL-Corner Of Linden and
u--ard--R.~ +. <. Petway. Pastor. ser
- TcZ am. Rev. DR.. Winfield, Of the
TUtIa Rock CouferenCe. viii preachat pm.
E~.-R.prrsr CHURcE-Preaching by the
psst,r Rev. D. T. Burns, u O'Clock Am
and ~ O'Clock pm. Bib.e Gases anu ~
bath school at gs.m. Eorst
nv W. Rogers takes charge - IOie
Hul Institute and VII preach every
rsv cougrsyation in Memphis, which ~
noses building q Church on Shelby street.
at IJf O'Clock.
At Lazarus CHURCa-J. 7. Wbeals y. u.
decentralization street. Services ~ 1913 AIN.
and SPIN. Sunday school at am. D2ny ser
vices Al 6a.m. and G pm.
MISSION CaAPEL-CorneT Jones avenue anu
Alabama st.est-J. o. ~Steadmanr d.. D PGsIoI'
Services at IOz a IN.
THIRD PREsBYTERIAS CHUECH-Corner SIKH
ANA Chelsea streets-Rev. W, a. Sample. SCI
vice atlOH a N.
81. MARY's CATHEDRAL-Poplar street. ees'
of Adams. RIchsrd Hines, D.. D., Dean-Dahy
services at an. and p II. Ho!yCommunlen
,elebreted on all Festivals and Saints Days
ana every Sunday morning at O'Clock, ezcepl
on the nrst Sunday in the month, when the
celebration takes place at lU:sO am. Sunday
school al 800 an.
GENITAL BAPTIST CHURCH, lIABEESACLEl
Court street, between Second aud Third, BeN'
z. ii. Ford. LII. D., pastor. Services, sunday
atlOH O'Clock am. and SPIN, and THURSDAY
Stg O'Clock pm. Young Mems Prayer Meet
y Monday AT O'Clock pm. sabbath school
Al q, Clock Am. MARCUS CooPEi, 9.npt
>. GIoUs E~0TICE.-The Rev. A. H Kerr
~ = preach at the Second Presbyterian
Ca1r,b M the corner Of Main and Beai streets
,iama,r,,y at los O'Clock,
- + II BowNA will preach IN IN
49, p-.s,,vte,7 IN Church, corner Of Popls
- 7tirJ Streets. This sab0alh) morning a
IOL O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

THE attention of our readers is called
to the card Of DR.. Norris, in another
column. The Doctor has q reputation
for curing ali diseases Of the eye, I'M
equalled by any ocuiist in the South.
He has practiced his peculiar system for
the treatment Of sore eyes, in this city,
for the last ten months, and during that
time has treated hundreds Of patients
from the different Southern States, with
a success neVer before equGued in the
Uaited States. Numbers have applied
to him who have Travelled over the
Northern States and have been treated
by the best uculists Of those cities without
relief, and we can say with feelings OF
pride, that not one has applied to him in
vain. He has never, in a single instance,
failed to make a perfect cure Of q single
case that he has treated since his resi-
dence In our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

A shuddeF of horror pervaded the crew,
The tempest so ragged and the hurrtcans blew
With a crash went the masts by a blast OF the
gale,
That swept away rudder, the rigging aud sail,
When they screamed in alarm TO Paddy below,
To scud from the steersge, there was a terrible
blow;
Stop your pother, cried Pat, up there on the
deck,
I'll not stir from here at the risk OF my neck;
Let her go TO the bottom, III stop ill she floats
But you, you scared lubbers, may take to the
boats.
While the whisky holds out there is nothing to
fear
II she don't rise again till this time next year.
I'm entirely safe, my baggage secured,
The passage is paid, and my life is insured!
In the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, Of which Messrs. Mcclure & Cas-
kin, No. 2794 Main street are agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

Observation-Disclosures Vincent, whose
nam in Memphis is the synonym OF
everything good to eat and drink, and
the very accents of whose voice are sug-
gestive of 6 supper recherche in all its
appointments, desires US to say to her
gentlemen friends that she Is again In
receipt of consignments Of oysters. She
is too well known to lovers OF bivaives
for US to- praise her. She has made her
mark. Go and try her oysters If you
don't believe us.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

RAILROAD CHANGE OF TIME.-The
Memphis and Louisville Railroad makes
a change OF time to-day. The Masons
who visit st. Louis to be present at the
triennial meeting of the knights Tenn
pIars, will leave IN the 3:15 pm. train.
a number of the brethren of the "mys-
tic tie - arrived yesterday, and will leave
on that train. Those members who de-
sire to visit st. Louis for the occasion,
viii be ticketed through at half fare
sIS so round trip. Call at No. 1871
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

PAsCHALL HOUsE.-At the request of
Judge P. g. LRnham, manager OF the Pasehau
House drawing, I have appointed the follow
ing named gentlemen, from Memphis, TO assist
in the drawing and distribution Of prizes on the
sth day OF October: H. S. King, s2l Second
street r. N. B~lakemore, 22 Front street; w.
Il. Passmore, Second street. These gentlemen,
ell being old merchants, and welI-known here
and abroad, will add confidence to this already
popular scheme. 1 have a fresh supply OF tickets
from headquarters, and will be pleased to see
ali who wish to get rich within the next thirty
days. L. s. PLUMMER.
First Agent for Memphis, .22 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

ST. ANDREWS SoCIETY.-At a called
meeting of the st. Andrews Society the
following resolution was passed: Re
eoIved, That owing to q mis0nderstand-
ing among the committee on picnic, 1t
was found afterwards that a majority Of
said committee was present, and voted
for a picnic, they having full power to
act; therefore, the picnic will go on un-
der the auspices of both Societies.
L LESLIE PraaidaDt-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

THE markets we're yesterday evening
we'll attended. Vegetables Of some kinds
were very abundant, tomatoes predomi-
mating. Green corn is about played cut;
c~ueumbers, while plentiful, are not of a
very good quality, and the same may be
said of other kinds Of vegetables, which
we're plentiful a few days ago. Grapes
of all sorts, pswpaws, figs, in limited
quantities, pears, ounces, apples and
peaches were plentiful and at moderate
prices. Meats we're good and plentiful.
The finny tribe presented only one repre-
sentative-oat fish, or as the Commercial
bill of fare elegantly demonstrates them,
2Dhife fish.
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rTTY u

Are requested TO report any irreguisrity In
the delivery Of The APPEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers win be supplied with csrtih-
Gates authorizing them TO collect weekly.
ED. J.. M~ANsFORD,
Supt. Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

PROVIDING FOR THE FUTURE. One OF
the striking elements Of modern civilization, is
the encouragement given 10 those who are desi-
rOus OF making provision for the future. Instl-
tutions are already numerous, 50 guarded by ie-
gal wisdom that ifthere is safety ina nylhing
which the Legislature has created, savingJ
banks, trust companies, and life insurance Of
fees are sustained by the strongest enaetments
that ever emanated from the representative or
the people.
BAT with al the exaelIeaciss whIchIeharao-
lie the two first, the superior claims OF life in
hurance investments are admitted without
hesitation. Their stability is a strong feature.
The rapid accumulation OF income which IS
only gathered TO be distributed with a moral
certainty o. resching those for whom it is spe-
cihcally designed, far Outweighs all former
plans in the words history.
Life Insurance is predicted upon Vital laws.
guided by the ~strictest ru Is OF scientific iuves.
~tfgatioD, so thai ifthere Is a real rlsK IL ia on the
part Of the Institution granting the policy. and
not q hazard OF the person who receives IL In
consequence OF a truea and positively iucreasing
cash capital, The mpen can risk more than a
single Individual Onsis perpetuany inereasIng
it's resources. while the latter issurs o receiving
at stipulated periods, either for himself his
wife, or child, sums that may gladden. the heart
when dark clouds OF adversely are mos threat
ening In their aspect. Read the transactions OF
Ihe ST. LOUIS MUTUA LIFE INSURANCE Or
which will be chesrfuily furnished by the
Agents in this city, Msssrs. Mcmahon q Otis,)
has developed into colossal proportions Ia a
comparatively short period, in consequence ola
strict adherence 10 the principles of equity
which have invariably characterized all its bu-
- relations III not necessary 70 spread out
800 tables Of figures to demonstrate It's pros
800 Faithful agents aud an intelligent
eo-arnunit, are the instrumentalities by which
- noves onwavd, securely, and with an expec-
tation Of those to whom its adm nlsiralion is
condded. OF contributing largely TO the comfort
- MS generation, and TO the happiness Of It's
nstrons In succeeding ages. Messrs. Mcmahon
a OTIS, Agents, In the Kit Williams block, Mad
ison street, Memphis, Tenn.i Issue policies in
this excellent institution, 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

MEMPHIS CLUB.-The members of the
Club will attend a meeting this after
noon at two o'clock, for the purpose Of
amending bylaws and ~transscting i'm
portant business. By order OF the Presi-
dent. LEW. WEXLER,
Financial Secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13
CITY MATTERS.


Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
of this paper wiInot be allowed as an onse'
against accounts due Us. Aud no bill will be
paid unless contracted by our authority.
AINsIlE KEATING co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

Observation-Disclosures, who Keeps the
we'll known restaurant on Union street,
between Main and Front, has begun to
receive his oysters. His first consign-
ment came to hand yesterday, and were
highly relished. Mszoretti is a good
cook, a capital fellow, and knows all
about oysters. He will continue to keep
them on hand during the fsll and winter
aaasOu.
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River MATTERS.
WEATHER A. REvrRs

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-The river Il swell
ing slowly.
LOUISVILLE, September I1-Rfver. 7 1sst 6
inches in the canal by the mark, and rising.
Departed Tempest. for White river, and
Cora : for Memphis, with splendid trip.
MEMPHIS, September I3-The r2ins continue
A heavy and continuous shower fell yesterday
morning, which added no little to the damage
already doas to the cotton crop. At this point
the river swells apace- Tn rise in the past "a
hours was fully equal TO that Of the day before.
giving at least s feet 10 Cairo OF the shoalest
bars. The Arkantas is rising rapidly, but we do
not know tue chBnnel depth 70 Little Rock.
Late rains have at least checked the fall In
white river, and our next news from that
stream w1H we suppose report q heavy rise
Arrivals.
Steamer Julia, Vicksburg.
Big Horn, 81. LOufs.
Departures.
Steamer Julia, 81. Louis.
Champion, Cincinnati.
Maynower, White River.
Big Horn, New Orleans
In POrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

QUICK TIME.-The Memphis and Lou
isville Rauresd summer schedule makes
the very shortest time between Memphis
and New York or the East. In another
column will be found their card as
amended, and all travellers going North
should consult it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

ST. PETERS SCHOOL FESTIVAL, which
was postponed last week, will positively
come of on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, next. We hope our
friends will respond literally to the calls
upon them, and come forward and help
the Church in educating its helpless little
ones. See advertisement in another
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
a large variety of the latest and
richest, just received at L. AFe-
meF's,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

CATO LITTLE, a little cstif of the mack
erel persuasion, robbed Mrs. Winchester.
of some small change. Squire Norton
sent him up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

JeWelry, JeveIry, in Pearl,
Steel, Bet. Coral and She'll, beau-
tifuI styles and very cheap, at
l.. KFemer'S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

THANKS Mr.. r. w. Gillespie, pas
senger agent of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, will accept thanks
for files Of New Orleans papers Of Friday
last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13
DRnCEss.-There

CIoUGLE REFINING 49,. CIo,gIe
will be an exhibition OF The ce. - CommeTe
Raining Proc ~, in the Chamber 10 n, ny
at odd Fellows Hail. on Monday, a. 5cultn.
Mr.. N. Day, Jr., Of the ~well-kDown A. Dsy
raj Implement Ma nnfRctories OF BIymyn, an
Co, Mansfield, Ohio. and Blymyn, Nor
& Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr.. Day has been
conducting some experiments for several days
past at the store Of Orgiu Bros. q Co. Old
Sorghum Syrup has been refinea and brought
out with q brliance and flavor e~qusling Bel
chers or Stuarts golden syrup, while some
raw juice refined on Saturday surpassed Ia
color and delicscy OF taste the finest Hyrups we
have ever seen. II was OF very light whitish
golden color, and 50 transparent that a news
paper could easily be read through a good sized
bottle full oft.
Il is the desire Of some Of our citizsBs that a
large Commercial Refinery be started upon
this plan, at this point, and we hope our bus.-
ness men will give the Process a careful exam
inauOn with this in view, for there is no better
point upon the river, or IN the United States,
for such an establishment. West Tennessee, /
Northern Mississippi and Eastern Arkansas,
could raise sorghum enough for a dozen REIN
cries, and the Louisiana syrups are within easy
reach, so that a refinery Of any magnitude can
be kept busuy employed.
We are assured that the expense OF refining
by this Process is materially reducsd-at least
One-hRlf 20 wO-uhlrds-and the OUTFIT is COM
Parauvely insignificant w bsspsak a full
meeting Of the Board. sel3 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

New Goods! New Goods! all the
Novelties OF the season in the
Fashion Line. are now receiving
at L. AFemeF's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

An Immense stock of fiRnneIs, all col
Ors, ali prices, and very cheap, just re-
eefved at howell, Wood d Co.'S south
ern Palace. "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

A LARGE, COMFORTABLE Room, fur
nished or unfurnished, and board, wanted for
gentleman and wife, IN a private JannRy. Ref.
erenees given. Address " w." APPEAL office,
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Fob WHITE RIVER


Merchants and Planters Line
Memphis and White River Indepsnd-
ent Pscket-FOr Helena, FriaI's Point, De-
VaIIs Bluh, Little Rock. Augusta
and JscksonpOrt.
DES ARC....---.-...---John ID. Elliott master
1his superb passenger steamer IL
will leave as above on ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 . N.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents
No. 5 Jefferson street.
Dave Huki1, Passenger Agent. sepl3 81
Memphis and White River U. 8. Mail Packet
Company.
This elegant passenger steamer -
will leave ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pun.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent,
sepl3 81 Star WharfbOat. foot Jefferson st.
Memphis and White River U.S.. Mail Packet
Company.
For Helena, DevalI's BluG. Little Rock, Az
gusta. JacksOnport and al way Landings
IBEEr No. ---.....-----JAme Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves -
Memphis AZ above, -
TUESDAY. 18th inst, att pm
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
No. 80 Front Row.
]. A. Ssyers, Passenger Agent. sepl3 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

BS-Fbe regular Boats OF this Line wiz begin
to run through from Arkansas River to Mem
phis on THURSDAY, the 24th September. I'm
in that time the Steamer NATOMA will run
netWeen Memphts and Napoleon, carrying the
u IS. Mails OF this Line, and CONNECTING at Ma
Doleon with the steamer OZARK for Pine
Bluff where a connection Is made with the
Steamer AMERICAN for Little Rock, as here
tofore, making tive trips q week, leaving Men,
mis- MONDAYS and THURSDAYS al s pm.
This Company also runs the steamers FORT
SMITH and VAN BUREN,, from Little Rock
to Forth Smith.
Freights by this Line are not detsined at any
point, but sent through to destination without
jas. 7. BOURNE q Co, Agents.,
sans No. IL JefferaoD strAeE-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

ONLY one marriage certificate was
returned last week Robt. w. Pierson to
Miss Pinkie Seymour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

Flowers and Feathers, a large
stock of tIae finest French Flow
ers and Feathers at l.. Kremer's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

Hats, Hats, all the late styles,
the Banks Blue, the Eta, the
Chester. the JardinieFe. ETC., etc,
lust received at l.. Kremer's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

THE NEW HOTEL rapidly approaches
completion. 1t has already begun to
assume q 4" hotel-ish - look.
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MORTUARY REPORT Tor the week /:
whites, Is; negroes, % totals 40.
W. L. ROGERS, Health officer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

CHARLIE CREWS, who drives a wagon
for Hume's steam bakery, lit into Mr..
Schultz day before yesterday, and wal
loped him. En- TeUenche, Mr.. Schultz
bad Charles arrested and carried before
Squire Norton, who continued the case
N;II - rnrrrnW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

HERNANDo ROAD.-People wanting
family supplies viii do well by calling on s.
M. Guest, just south Of South street. He sells
cheap for cash. { INV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-13

TWENTY-FIVE packages choice Wes-
tern Reserve butter received to-day and for
sale by ]. Devote, corner Third and Adams
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