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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

REGLSTRATIOE OF VOTERS. - Very
large numbers O. negroes were put
easily through the registration mill yes
terday, every fscility being afforded
them for that purpose, and just as many
whites may be put through each day, il
fairness is shown by the officer Of regis
tratioD. Long lists Of those vouched fol
were made ont at the Circuit Clerks
office yesterday, aEd they should, every
msn, be on hand before . O'Clock This
morning, with their vouchers, at the
Z Registers Office, ready to answer to their
naKss sDd receive their certificates OF
registration. Lst none fail to be prompt,
so that list No. ] may be disposed of inn
mediately upon opening the doors Of the
Registers office, at Cayce's old auction
store, on Maip stfsst near Gayoso. Il
every white man in the city anu county
entitled to his voting papers wifi pUt
himself TO the trouble TO obtain them, we
viii carry the election overwhelmingly,
otherwise we are sold to Barbour Lewis,
Little Beecher, Ed Shaw, Han Garter &
Co., aud must suffer the consequences.
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-oR sALF-TWENTY-FIVE (25} FINE
& MILES. una Finney & Co. have lE
Isle TS hue MuLES-iarge. eau at Lee btock'
No Isl UnioH street, upstairs, AocnlS 80
stand II.
20 EAIE-The Houses and Lot IN la
X Ersu.-e. Tenn OWNED by drS- ;. h. hoLLen'
s-eu1.ifsI ue Episcopal Church. SAID OF lls On
al 80 dw-ltug houses GnC an once Nah DC
o.eopi4d Is one or i've families. has peen
,,eG-iv shiaglod, plasteret and pSpecel since
- v.ar. There ia aooi welloi water, Kllcheh'
-, = b ousa and excellent garden spot. Terms
shrss Thousand dOilazss one thousand cas- 'Ie
80. - .n eighteen BoQLE A0dres, SIS > r
S1T-TLR- University Pace Franklin county,
Teunassce
0oR SAN OR RENF-The Malone lor Old
b HcNesU P,SCIauon, situaled o. tne oahA
0fthe river. a fe@ Gites Os.oE Fopno"
cultivation. with good f@rml.g lePtenSh.s
Ten hegd pIow stock, and 100 10 loVO ous.fls
corn. This D. one OF the highest plaI.s " ~
river. Apply 20 PARTEE HAkBERt No.A4
Monroe street. JaH~
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DEPARTED.-Cspt. W. D. Stratton, ouE
genial friend and . gallant soldier, left
the city yesterday evening by the Mem
phis and Charleston 2SilFoad. BE is
travelling ia the interest OF the Auicker-
booker Life Insurance Company. We
eom.uend Capt. StrattOn TO the kind con-
alteration Of oar friends in North Ala
bams and East Tennessee. sour word
for It," they will fId him rei1sble in
every particular.
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Try Garter'S Combined Copy
ing and Writing Fluid, to De
mad at Geo. PaitiS0n & Co.,
81 i-2 Main StreeE.

THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company's
Office is in the Irving Block, No. 25S
Second street. Rosenbaum & Co sstoye
and oil depot. feblS Nv
Go TO NJ. WOLF & Co.'S, go Main
street, 70; Dress Trimmings, Braids, Per-
fumery and notions, who are Offering
still greater bargains in goods purchased
at the bankrupt sales. fehl6 Nv
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attachment Notice.
tate OF Tennessee, Haywood county.

Sf0fe OF Ieuutes1ai my W.T. VVU~Egs
Marcus Jones vs.. George Percival.
IN mis- cause IL appearing by afhdayit- OF the
nIafntfR that the defendant, George PERCH
val ia Justly indebted to said plaintiff, and Is a
nroeeSs OF the law cannot be served on him,
and "A original attachment having been levied
on his pFoperty
made in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
nublished IN the city of Memphis, for fear sue
eassiva weeks, commanding the said George
Pereival to appear before me, or some other
IuSfsoa OF the Peace for said county, at NY
offea. In the town Of Brownsville on the ian
dav ~ March next. 1858, and make defense 70
eAn = ROBERTS. THOMAS. ]. p,
! farm va Scr HagWopd Gquaty,
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maStxa or NAILS.
MI, fBrtber notice the Mails wiz close $

nHlfurther notice the Mails VII close 81
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, g. Louis, LoalE-
vdne- Cincianati, Cleveland. Ptttsourgs PnLa-
deiphia, BuIalo, Albany, New 1oIA, ball.
more. and El cities north and Westp Al
For t~haftanooga, Richmond, Washington
AuFustn. COlambus, Ga, Montgomery, MO-
Me. Ala, New York, Nashville, and ali cities
south and east, at l245 pm
FoT New orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mss
Vfrkshurg. Natcbez, and all cities south, 81
All stsnons on Mississippi ana Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and 6rea5
Nor4berp railroads At 3:l5 pm.
An stations On Memphis and LOuisVl4e anu
branch railroads at 2:58 PA.
AnSfatiouso on Memphis and Charleston, MS
sss5Dpi Central. Mobile and Ohio, EasbVl!le
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
Fast Tennessee railroads at lE45 pm.
FoT Little Rock, Pine BHG and al Landings
IN krFansasand White rivers, tsomt-WeeElyE,
Tussiays and Saturdays.
Niegisslppi riveF-sOGth, ts~emi-EeekIy), tues
DAYS and saturday,
DAYS and Fridays.
r c. t5ISr, Postmaster Memphis.
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WHIPPING AFFAIR
a Lfsh4 Fine for a Serious Oaense-The
Aecused Again ut Large.

Our readers will remember that Hod
NORRIS was arrested On Monday morn
ing. charged with beating a woman in the
| Ironelad House on Winchester street,
4 Sunday night last. He was brought be-
fore Mr.. Justice Gibson yesterday, and
fined twenty-five dollars with cost. The
particulars of the affair W. gave in our
| TUESDAYS issue. II there is anything in
the world we despise it Is a thing in the
! shape of q mar who will abuse and beat
a womsn. Shakespeare has exhausted
the vocabulary upon the question, and
we can add nothing to ii, and we are
sorry that we cannot. But when a man
falls from his high estate 70 Oe
a pauper upon the bounty OF q
womsn and then turns round and at
the first favorable opportunity beats her
| almost unto death, ~ in this case, no
Iash Of scorpions is too heavy for him.
We have nothing to say Ia defense Of
the calling of the woman, but we do
~protest that SUCH human tigers as Hod
| Morris, who preys upon them, gets his
clothing, the food be eats, and the bed
he sleeps upon from them, shall not be
suowed to beat them at his pleasure, as
| he has heretofore DONE. This il not the
evst case OF the kind alleged against
him. A few weeks ago he beat q woman
named Annie Melrose so badly that she
was confined to her room for days, and
/ was only estayed frem prosecution by the
fact that she believed that II she made
the charge against him he would beat
her soain. A warrant was made out
AGAINST him yesterday in the Office Of
Squire Miller, charging him with steal
ing a diamond ring from Ida Harper,
and was only stopped from being
served on his most humiliating app!ica-
tiop to her, within our hearing, that the
warrant might be stopped, and be would
give Il back 10 her. What renders this
case mere outrageous is the fsctthat both
the women, Mary Kane and Ida Harper,
had taken care Of him u a late attack Of
sickness, when be couldnot take care of
himself. The facts which gave rise TO
the assault on Mary Kane are: Morris
came into the house aud committed an
outrage upon one of the inmates OF
which no gentleman would have been
cuiltv. On this matter Mary Kane re-
mous.rated with him, aud be seized her
around the nsck-got her in %chancery,
As the prizs fghtists say-snd pummeled
her until she could not see out of either
eye. from The effects of which she
had been in bed until yesterday, when
she appeared to prosecute Morris. Just
such s~coundrels and towards as this
should be made an example OF. No
punishment is too severe, short Of the
capital one, to bring them within the
bounds OF civilization. We are no
a~pologist for the calling OF Mary Kane,
but this one thing We Go say, that, in the
neighborhood where she lives, no poor
nan, woman or child is allowed tosuffer,
and many nightly bless her for her
bounty. AS @ woman, she should be
protected from the assaults Of such
brutes; and IN regard to all else we say
that "charity covereth a multitude Of
sins" Whether the fine imposed WAS
paid OF not we 80 not know.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

THE RALEIGH SPRINGs.-Cotton has
risen, and the spirit Of commerce is re-
viving. People, emerging from the late
stagnation of business, begin to cast
about them for something 10 invest In,
The scheme Of the Raleigh Springs has
inducements of no ordinary character,
g. is proven by the large sale Of tickets
within the past few days, Persons who
have not yet purchased tickets should dc
50 At once.
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FINE CoRsErs, 81 25; Linen Handker-
chiefs, 81 so to 50 per dozen Fine La
dies Hose, 81 to So a dozen; Gentle
mems Half Hose, 81 so to- 90 per dozen,
at NJ. Wolf s. Co.'s, go Main street,
fahTg Luz
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THE FRENCH

Professor Millennium would respectfully
annouHcetO the public that he will, on Satur-
day, the Rth OF January, p at Lee Aaad-
envy, a peimanenb school tor instruction IA the
French Language. FJT tho present, every sat
friday, from 10 an. TO y m. viii be devoted TO
his class. All who feel interested IN The same
are cordially invited to meet him at this insti-
tuition on that day. The classes viii be ar
ranged 20 suit applicants, and The terms in ac-
cortancs with the times. jal6 In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

Editors Memphis Appeal
1 understand that Mr.. Phil. Garvin,
claiming to be a Conservative, and who
submitted his name to the Convention,
has announced himself a candidate for
the office Of County Tax Collector, in op-
position to Mr.. Powell, the regular nomi-
nee, and that he and his friends-some
Of them nominees Of the Conservative
party-are ezerting themselves in his
fGaryin's) behalf, II this is so we may
as well, like Capt. Scott's coon, leone
down. to the Radicals. "a house di-
vided against itself cannot stand" No
division should be permitted and the
men or man attempting it, under what
ever guise, should be ruled out Of the
party and be utterly ignored in this and
future contests. There is no single inter-
/ est equal to the united interests Of this
peeple-no one man can justly set up bis
individual claim as against that Of a peo-
I pie struggling with q negro mob des.
| potism represented in the person Of Radi.
calism. Mr. 9sryin should realize that
his interests are identical with the Con.
sentative Democratic party, and that il
it is defeated by the divisions, Olsen.
sions, or distractions be or any other
gentleman may introduce, he may mol
hope to see . Conservative triumph iu
years. We hope Mr.. Garvin will decline
to run. DEMooRAl.
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Soup HoUsEs.-We have repeatedly
| called the attention Of cur city authori-
ties to the necessity Of establishing soup
houses. The following extract from a
Northern paper may not be out Of place
ia this connection
The desperate character Of the times
and the difficulty experienced by many
persons in obtaining a suiiciency OF
| food. having been considered in the esti-
nation Of the City Council a sufficient
cause for establishing soup houses for the
benefit of the needy, and they having
authorized the Mayor to perfect R plan,
| the latter has paid close and speedy A.
tention TO the matter and will submit to
the Council, this evening, 2 scheme Of
which the following are the prominent
features
For the purpose Of dispensing this food
the city is divided into nine divisions,
which are the same as the police dis
tricts, and the hungry will be accnmmc-
dated at the various police stations where
the SOUP is to be prepared daily and
served st 10 O'Clock am. and 4 o'clock
pm.
The localities Of the stationhouses sre
as follows: No. ], Hanover street; No.
2, Court Square; Ne. 8, Joy street; No.
4, La Grange street; No. 5, Dadham
street; Ne. 6, Broadway, South Boston I;
No. Z, Paris street, East Boston No. S,
Commercial street No. 9, Police Station
ia the Southern District, near the Nor
folk House.
Food will be supplied daily at the hours
above specified, 20 persons who are aclu
ally residents Of the city and who are in
destitute circumstances, on application
al the stAtionhOuse IN the district in
which they reside. There will I've no
tickets issued and no decentralization OBJ.
served, it being deemed expedient 90
make this enterprise as 1iberSl SIS possi-
BILE and the distribution Of supplies will
be governed only by such regulations as
circumstances may dictate, being LETT to
the police 10 judge as to the needs Ct all
applicants.
The bill Of fare" viii include SOUPS
as follows: Monday, mutton Tuesday,
fish Wednesday, beef Thursday, NUT
ton Friday, fish Saturday and Sun
day, beef.
Culinary utensils will be prepared at
each citation, and it will be left optional
with the applicants 10 partake of food at
the place Of receiving or to take il home
for subsequent digestion. Sup will be
served for the first time tomorrow at 10
o'clock, the Mayor having pushed for
ward the arrangements thus rapidly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

United states OF America. Western District or
Iennessee-&
u,HTs Is 10 give nedcs that on the Sth day OF
January, A. D., 1858. a warrant in bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate Of
Christian z Theime.
of Memphis, In the county OF shelby, and
stale OF Tennessee, who has been adj
indeed a bankrupt On his own petiton thar
Inc N Of any debts, and deiiyery Of any
properly belonging 70 sucn bankrupt. to him.
ar for MS use, and the transfer OF any uroEerfv
bv him, are forbidden oy law. that meeting
OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt. 70 prove
their debts, and 70 choose one or more aSsianses
az his estate, will be held at q court OF bank
ruptcy, to be holden &C ofics No 40 Main
street, In WaldTan block, Memphis, Tenn, be-
fore Thomas ]. Latham, ESQ., Register, on the
18th day Of January A. D., 1893, at 10 O'Clock
an.
Memphis, Tam, sth day Of January, A. D..
fQ68. y ICMENY,
0. s. Marshal. Is Messenger. Western District OF
By BINGHAM.
Deputy U.R. Marshal. Is Msssngsn
NmA1
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CHANcERY COURT SALE.-On Friday,
February 2lst, I will sell between the
hours OF 10 and 12s.m., the frst-class and
well located Restaurant situated at No.
355 Main street. All those interested
viii do well TO be on hand. fsl9 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Safe.

ON MONDAY, the 18th OF February next. At
No ~ Main street, under OBI Fellows
- o-fIi oTer f.r sale at public auction, the
-aaairinG sock OF goods Of the late James
s4aistssfa deceased, Consisting OF q large and
III selected stock Of Candy, confectionery
Vs. Fanoy Goods, Cfgars, Liquors, Tobaec0s,
~ toeetber with one Horse and wagon, the
Toois. Fixtures, etc, on twelve months ere1lk,
-ocn All sums over twenty dollazs. 70 De Sc
oss,sd nv notes and good security. No goods
z-lfvared ulIthus secured. The lease and good
Iii AZ the house will also be sold At the same
ftr9a. Bids for the whole stock In trade, NJ
-ao FRAME YACCARO,
~ MICH. AALATESTA.
I'd. Burke Pickett, Attorney, isht
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A STABBING AFFRAY.-A difficulty
occurred yesterday evening between two
&" Beeeherites 4" named Charlie Davis and
John Henry Martin. The scene Of ac-
ton was on Poplar street. near the mar
kethouse, during which Davis stabbed
Martin, but did not inhict any serious
injury. The police inteTfered and 81
rested the asssilsnt. He Wiz come be-
fore the clerical commissioners this morn
log.
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NOTICE.

undersigned having been appointed
sba,by county upon the estate Of William
Brinltiey, deceased, respectfully notifies ali
persons having claims against sara estate 20
Prescribed By law and all persons indebted 70
"a sstate will come forward and settle the
some, at No. Is Monroe street
JOHN u. BRISKLEY, AdIar.
February q, Isas 1927 %aNeH
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LARGE SUPPLY of Dress Goods, White
Goods and Furnishing Goods at very low
figures, at 23O Main street, where M
Wolf Co. are constantly selling fresh
s~upDliea. feDIo Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

CHEAP PRINrINd.-The APPEAL Job
Office has now facilities for turning out
all kinds of mercantile printing at lower
rates than it can be done at any other
| Office in the city.
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The fifteenth Civil District Demo-
cratic Club met ard was called to order
by the President, G.. N. Grant taking the
chair. Minutes Of previous Aeeting read
and approved.
On motion, Mr.. DanbUry and Nj. John
Martin, Sr, were elected as additional
Vice Presidents.
The Committee on Constitution and
Bylaws reported the Constitution of the
Seventh Ward Democratic Club, which,
after some discussion, was adopted.
Ga motion, the consideration of By
Laws was laid over until next meeting.
Col. John Martin then addressed the
Club. He urged uDanimity of feeling
and action on the part Of the members,
and be especially urged all to heartily
and cordially support the nominees Of
The Conservative Democratic County
enventiOn.
On motion, the Club adjourned until
tomorrow evening (the 22d) at 7 O'Clock.
T.. MCCLEARY, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

EeE MSrrfsSe GGtde.-An Kssay Tor Young
Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and Dis
ca es, ~incilent to Youth and Early Manhood,
which crea.e impediments to MARRIAGE, with
sure meals OF relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
v-Iopes frde OF charge. Address Dr.J. skILLIN
HOUGHTDN, Howard Association, Yhi!adel-
rI.. IN rahg aau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

RErURNED.-Our talented aud genial
friend sam. P, Rose, returned to the city
yesterday. He reports things in Georgia
gloomy, bat not IS bad as the Radicals
would like to make them. be can be
found at his law Office, No. 10 Madison
sLraat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

EMMoNs & SoN, No. 10 Jeferson street
and 1913 Main street, have received the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner
Literary Album, Banner Of Light, Boston
Pilot, Sunday Times, London News,
Sunday Mercury, Dime Illustrated,
Sporting Times, Budget Of Fun, Police
News, Police Gazette, Last Sensation.
Southern Society, KelIy's Weekly, La
Crosse Democrat, Godey's Ladies' Book
Madam Democrats, Catholic World, al
for March, aud dailies from every where
Rmmons & Sons is the piscs to buy you
books and paper. Call On them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

Do YoU WANT A FORTUNE ?-Go &c
the Office of the Phoenix Insurance Com
pany, $50 Main street, and buy tickets
In the aGrand Special Scheme OF the
Raleigh SprinRs." Tickets, So.
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HENRY c, ZONES. S
STATE or TENSEssE,
C0SPTROLLER's CFFICE.

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C"03IPrROLLERis CFFECE. 2
nashville, January 1853
I.G.W W blackburn. Comptroller 0fthe Treas-
ury, 90 hereby certify that the Unitnd States
fire and Marine Insurance. Company. locstzd
az Baltimore in the state OF MarYrand, has
produced to me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the FeQuira-
ments Of the laws OF the Stale OF Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Comganies. and i f1r-
Their certify that g. W. L Crook. Agent OF said
Company, has also complied with the renuire-
ments OF tbs laws Of the state, maize and pro-
vided in snch cases; wherefore. said United
States Fire and Marine Insurance. Cumpsny has
authority 70 take risks and transact the husi-
ness Of insurance in this state, at Memnnia
Tenn. @. ". BLACKBURE.
fsbl6 Comptroller or reD uessee.
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STEAMER Frank Pargoud will leave
Memphis Saturday at B pm. Persons
desiring to avail themselves Of a trip Oh
this new and palatiai steamer, can get
All necessary Information and secure
/ roomsa at the General Railroad and Steam
boat Ticket onice, ovegton HoteL
feb2l Il
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OFFICE or SUP'T METROPOLITAN POLICE
MEMPHIS, TENS., February 70, 1855.
Mrs. Duncan X. McRae and Mrs. ". {. Pickett
Ladies: Your note OF this date to the
Mayor having been referred to me, /
most cheerfuliy comply with your re-
quest, and inelOse the permit relieving
Mr.. John Robinson from the payment
of the usual tax.
The cause you are endeavoring to aid
is one that should enlist the active SYM
pathy of every citizen Of Memphis able
to contribute in the least to its success,
and I hope that thousands of charitsbIy
disposed citizens will improve this oppor.
tunity for a display Of that greatest Of
all virtues-charity-while enjoying a
really excellent entertainment as only
John Robinson knows how to present.
With great respect, your obedient SER
want, s. Il. BEAUMONT,
Sup5t M-atrODolitln Police.
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SENT UP.-One William Thompson, a
negro, was arrested yesterday, charged
with stealing paints, brushes, etc, from
the shop Of Mr.. A f. Davis. fhs SC
eHsed will probably come before the state
authorities to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

Tue New JAIL.-A lengthy and very
accurate description Of tie new County
Jail, which is nearly completed, Gp-
reared in the AralaRche yesterday
morning. Probably the local" was
selecting a comfortable cell to be OeeU-
pied by him when be is imprisoned ior
o.nkownnf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

DrsT.-The dust on Main street flies in
clouds both thick and fast. The city
scrapers yesterday tried 70 remedy the
evil, but only succeeded in almost ehok-
ing the passers by. Let the sprinklers
get to work.
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Wanted.

rErO the Heirs OF Georgs Hazsard. cOlored.
Information is wanted concerning NANCI
HAZARD and ROBERT HAZZ %kD, cInidrsn
Of GsOTge and Cynthia hazIaru, VINO were
sold rs slaves in Virginia many years ago. II
they can be found, they will learn something
TO their ad vantage by applying %
JOHN THOMAS,
Fxeeutor Of Georges nazzard,
fabIs u No I2IO Arch street. Philadelphia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-21

STEALING A PIsTOL-A ToHid-oe
ightist, who, it would appear, excets IN
stealing fire arms, was convicted yester-
day, hy Mr.. Justice Hall, OF stealing e
six-shooter, Epd not fndiEg the required
bail, ne was sent to the hotel Of Sheriff
Winters, -" there 20 hs Ezpt until deliv-
cred by due course Of laws
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NEMPEEIS APPEAL
Omce---KO. is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
HemphIs and 1870 RaIIrOaa.

Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
fhrauah Mail daily1.-.... rs pm. zOU pm
Corinth and Grand junction
Accommodation, daily. VIZ pm iV-VV am
Someryile Accommodation
daily except Sunday. S;49 am oVJ PIC
Railroad Time is p minutes tasier thah CITY
time.
W. ]. ROSS, GenI supt.
Memphis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day ExpTeSs---.a--s--.....--. ~ d.hs S-og Pm
MiFbt HTureSS gu pm e-" A~h
Rsiiroad Time Is minute faster than city.
Ticket offices No. 257k Main street and al De
F BAN. b. JONES, Gen1Supt.
Mississippi and Tennessee RAILROAD
AERIvE. PAL
New OrleRn Express. daily 5.6 pm. 4;lo pm
aardis aecom'n FIX. SUNDAY, lbsO am. 10y pm
Freightdsily, save sunday, S:l5 M. o;45 @lH'
A. \. IVERMOhEs 9en1 SUBJ.
O.. r, OAKLEY ben Ticket Aga. Jao
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Observation-Disclosures a horse-th!el
;s .,augbt and put in limbo. One Of these
casas ~oce4sEed yesterday. John Mills,
who was CONSISTED OF stealing
horses, was "ssnt ng by Justice Han,
in default Of bail to he snioues 2! S%)gV
1.-THE way Of the trEDsgressor is hard