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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter,
Jitdge.-In the case Of the State vs. Sam
Moody, Henderson Ford aud Henry
Jones, who were found guilty some weeks
since of the murder of officer Perry, the
motion for a new trial and in arrest OF
Judgment was sustained by Judge Hun
ter as to the defendants Henry Jones and
Henderson Ford, and overruled as to the
defendant Sam Moody.
In the case of the State VS. John Cos
grove, a rule was made by Judge Hun
ter on defendants counsel to furnish
briefs by to-day at 10 O'Clock am, on
the motion for new trial and in arrest OF
judgment.
In the case OF the State VS. James Fitz
gerald, indictment for the murder OF
Thomas Kinna, the investigation on ap.
plicstion for bail was commenced on
yesterday and concluded, the defendant
being held to bail in the sum OF $4,000.
The grand jury was discharged for the
term, after protrscted session of sixty
two days.
Petit jurors were discharged on yester-
day until to-day.
CHANCERY COURT. Aston, Clerk
and MaSter.-The Clerk and Master will
take an account to-day in the case Of
Farenstock eft al. We. Davidson.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. W. WdldTaH,
Judge.-The special criminal term of
this court will commence business on
the 18th August, 1868. The MetrepOli-
tan Police case, consisting of the indict-
ments against Beaumont, Burditt and
Richards, Police Commissioners, for vio-
lations of law, will be called up for trial.
Also the cases against Simonds, Captain
of Metropolitan Police, for gaming, being
all those indictments found by the
Grand Jury at the last term of court.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY REOPENED.-We take pleas
ure in announcing the reopening of this
popular route to Nashville, and feel sure
that all visitors to our State capital will
appreciate the following most excellent
and convenient time table: Leave
Memphis via Memphis and Ohio rail-
road at PM; arrive at Nashville at
6:45 am. Returning, leave Nashville at
5:l5 pm; arrive at Memphis at els
am. Just the hours to suit business or
Measure. Elegant new coaches, polite
snd experienced officials, sure connec-
tions, besides being % miles shortest,
makes this by far the most desirable
route.
d. b. CLlFFE, Receiver.
F. S. RICHARDS, Gen Supt.
I'D Nancy. g. f. A. aus 81
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A man stood on
the corner of Second and Union yester-
day eating grapes and throwing the bulls
on the sidewalks. Turning to leave, he
stepped on one of the hulls and fell,
"barking" his knee and otherwise injur-
ing himself-for which fact we were duly
grateful
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12

YOUNG MEMS SEYMOUR CLUB.-The
regular weekly meeting Of the Young
Mems Independent Seymour Democratic
Club will be held this Wednesday even
ing, at Firemen's Hall, corner Of Second
and Adams streets. It is earnestly re-
uuested that every member will be pres
ent at S o'clock precisely.
By order of the President.
C DAVENPORT, Rec. Sec'y.
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EDUCATIONAL.-We would invite the
attention Of our patrons and friends who
have sons to educate; 20 the card of the
college of the Christian BROTHERS, at st.
Louis, Mo. The plan upon which this
school is conducted is new and most
Notwithstanding rare advantages to
Young men DESTROYS of entering meTcan-
tile life. The next session will com
mence on the last Monday in August.
Applicants for admission will do well 10
apply Immediately. All communist
tions should be addressed to Brother Ed
ward. President
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INoUEsT.-Coroner samelson held an
inouest Yesterday on the body Of negro
named Isaac Moore, who died in house
on the Raleigh road, on Monday morn
ing. from gunshot wounds in the loiy
nd legs. The only evidence ELECTED
ws. that Moore came to the house bleed.
inc very psofgseIy from severe wounds,
hitch he said we're inflicted by man
with a shotgun. He refused to give any
trrther information than this, though
rel questioned. He bled to death
in about an hopF, and though conscious
DO TO the last, refused 70 throw any light
on the causes OF his'wounds. The jury
rendered s verdict "died from gunshOt
wounds inflicted by party or parties
unknown to the jurors" This Is very
mysterious affair, and one which we see
no likelihood Of clearing up.
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Rev. J. w. ROGERS AT STILLMAN
HALL NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT, 18TH
INsT.-Pursuant to an invitation Of cit
liens and their correspondence, already
published, Mr.. Rogers will recite, as
above, his poem of Travels in Europe"
embodied in a story of Ireland and the
Confederacy "-eulogies Of Forrest, Lee
and jackson. There will be brilliant
interludes Of music between the Cantos ;
but Prof. seypherl's rendering of "Moses
in Egypt" after illusions to converts, de
serves to be specially mentioned. Tick
cts at the bookstores, fifty cents. Com
mittee Of arrangements-G.P P. FOute, Col.
Landon c. Haynes, VIM. 3. Pickett,
William M. Harrington, Col. John Daw-
son and Michael Magevney 2t
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SPECIAL trains to the Democratic Mass
Meeting at Grand Junction leave Mem
phis at half-psst six am, and Corinth
at seven am, arriving ut the Junction
at ten am. Friday, August l4.h. Fall
fare going; return free.
On Saturday, the 18th, persons attend
ing the Agricultural meeting at Whites
will be charged fare one way only.
w. ]. ROSS,
sugI22t General Superintendent.
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PAscHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, w.
II. Passmore & Co., 260 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3I71 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy2S 3tawtf
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EMsfoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1893 Main street, have received Du
Modeuwelt for August, Chimney Corner
Monthly, 30. AZ, Ballou's Monthly for
September, Monthly Trpe Flag, contain
ing the Hollingford Mystery complete,
Southern Opinion 81. Rives Poilard's
paper, Richmond, Va, Mercury, Wa
verify, Sporting Times, Literary Album,
Metropolitan Record, Wilkes, and the
dsilies froza the principal cities, and
Hsrpers' Bazaar 30. 43. Five thousand
badges Of candidates for President and
Vice President to srTiye soon. Send IN
orders.
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Y. NJ. l. D. CLUE hEETING.-The
Young Mems Independent Democratic
Club will meet this evening ct s O'Clock,
in the Stillman Hall. Messrs. A. II.
Douglas and George Gillian will make
brief addresses. As this is to be princi-
paIly a business meeting, it is earnestly
requested that there be a full attendance
Of members.
By order OF the President.
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To PLANTERS We wish to call the
attention of Planters, country merchants
and families to the card, in another col
umn, of VIM. Gay, Esq, No. $40 Front
street. This gentleman, formerly Of the
firm Of Taylor, Gay & Rutland, has
opened an entirely new stock Of planta-
ton supplies st the above stand, and by
strict attention to business will We are
sure soon receive large share CT pstron.
age. shipments of cotton consigned 10
him will be promptly accounted for; and
IN fact ell business pertaining to that OF
a cotton faoto. and commission mer-
chant, will be transacted in the most sat
isfactery manner. We knOw Mr. Gay
and that OF which we speak.
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THE WEATHER yesterday was varied
a cloudy morning, brilliant noon, and
a rainy evening. As we write, dark
lowering clouds are rising from every
point Of the compass, and we have every
prospect for stormy night.
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
In Memphis having expired, he will IN
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofiice address, box 1888 Chicago, Ill
Gee advertisement In another columns
for particulars.
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CITY MATTERS.

Mr.. SEYMOUR's LETTERING publish
TODAY the correct text of Mr.. Seymour's
letter of acceptanee-there having been
several errors in the one first given to
the public.
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FIRST WARD, ATTENTION ! The reg
ular weekly meeting of the First Ward
Democratic Club will be this (Wednes-
day evening at s o'clock at the Hall OF
No. engine house.
All Democratic citizens are solicited to
attend. Business of importance will be
transacted, and able speakers will be
present to address the Club, on the pres
ent political issues-Freedom or Despot-
ism.
By order of the President.
E. L. GoLDBAUN, Secretary.
TfLf0er COW,
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EN-. EVANS, Carroll Carr and John
Walton, were arrested yesterday at the
instance Of q darkey, who charged them
with threatening his life. The evidence
showed that the complainant had been
stealing chickens from the defendants,
and they merely threatened him to scare
him. The former Of the three was dis
charged, and the two latter fined two
dollars apiece by Squire Willard, before
yFhom the case was tried.
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
New York MARKET.


NEW YORK. August II.-Cotton shade lower
sales so bales upands 293zc. Whisky. in
bond 67%c. Flour dull 5Gl0c lower. Wheat
sctive, new Amber Tennessee 81 60 Rice dut.
Coffee firm. Sugar quiet, Cuba lt9l21ze Mo
lasses nominal. Corn steady 81 lOGl 1917
Dry GOods-Brown sheetiDgs I7Gl7Lsc; printed
calicoes, l4a1z9il1sc; delaInes 2Oc.
Money abundant ana very easy call loans
334c; sterling duh $685.; gold $685.; new
Tennessee bonds G}3s; Old g.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, August H.-COttOn hrmer,
mIddlings 29c sales IS bales, receipts 70 bales.
Sterling dull and unchanged. New York sight
&c premium. Gold 4G. Sugar steady. Flour
steady, supeThne gS 50; choice SlI 5O9l8 -.
6lS7Oc. Bran 81 @@l "a. Pork $50 50a3l.
Bacon, shoulders l4zaI4s; clear sides I71Se.
Lard held at 1870 for tierces, key dc.
Louisville Market
LOUISVILLE, August Il.-TObaccO, sales IO9
hhds leaf at full rates, including owen county
Wheat, new 1922 To- Corn, III bulk 9Oc. Oats
47G4Sc. Mess Pork so. Lard lS5zalgc. Bacon.
shoulders l4o; clear lib sides lie: clear sides
l712c. Bnlk shoulders lz54e, Whisky, raw and
free 81 2j9I 30.
st. louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, August Il Tobacco steady and
unchanged. Flour, supeTflne 81 25G6 50 Wheat
declined 3 aloe. Corn 93c. Oats 5965Gc. Pork
s29 59aSO. Bacon, shoulders Babe; clear
sides l714Sl71ac; hams l9c. Lard lS13 gZ0c.
CIneinnatI Market.
CINCINNATI. August ll-Floor, family $40 q
9l0 50. Wheat S2d2 10. Corn 9l9S6c. Oats s.
a57c. Whisky 65G70c IN bond. Pork SIS ..
t.uik meats lGl%Il7j4c. Hams dc. Cheese lO1
Sl5c. Butter 5jSSSc. Eggs l5Gl6c.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. August II.-Cousols g4Gg4IZ U. 8.
Five-twenties 7lJs.
FRANKFORT, August n.-U. s. Five-twenties
firm at 757 sg76
LIVERPOOL. August ll.-COttOn advices favor
able, but don't effect the market. Total ship
ments OF cotton from Bombay up to the 9TH
inst, since last report, 10000 bales.
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DISSOLUTION.

..,rtnersfip heretofore existing between
HE y .Tsiyuad uuder the firm and style OF
LILLY b. Is diSiG 2 Sd,lf TINS dq job ny
Lily VIII - .Ws non ed n use the name OF the
old nTm u sSIsi-i-o 49, JOHN LILLY,
OWEN LILLY.
..u,-gt = tscs euhlW
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For Lilsle Rock & Hot Springs.
DR.. MortinOre ut Buena Vista Springs,
RusselIViIIe, Kentucky.

BUESA VISTA SPRINGS. RUsszLLvIIsLE, L.
gan county, Ky.-My friends IN the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until LIST OF October
next, at this favorite W Altering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs As hereto
fore will still devote my attention TO treat
ment of all the various forms OF CHRONIC Dis
tasks, especially to Diseases 81 me Lungs ana
Organs or the CHEST. alao all the various
af1ictive forrns Of FEdAsE BfsEAsEs.
Zee dstw RW3In y. M0KTIM0RE, II. Pa
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MINERAL WATERS. G. j.
Hargsn . Co. are now prepared to fur
uish families and bars With soda, seltzer,
keisinger, vicby, and other mineral ana
efferveselng waters, put up in small bot
ties, in quantities TO suit, and delivered
AT the house. Orders left at the factory,
ON Alabama street, near the bayou, will
receive prompt attention.
augl2lw CD HAhSAN q w.
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A SOLID HOUsE.-We take pleasure
in referring our friends to the card OF
Messrs. Jones, Brown d Co, cotton fac
tors and commission merchants. The
firm lie now composed Of Mr.. r. 6. Jones
& w. n. Brown, Mr., NJ. B. Jones, the
former partner, having lately deceased.
The two gentlemen named will continue
the business at the old stand, No. 2S6
Front street, where they will also settle
all business connected with the old firm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12

WE call attention of parents to Mr..
Wards frst-class Seminary for Young
Ladies at Nashville, which, in addition
to its former advantages, now controls
the complete apparatus OF the University
of Nashville. aG9 4t
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Regular Memphis, " hIfe and Little Red
RINer Thursday Paeket.
- DIES AFRO =A

JOHN ID. ELLIOTT, Masser; CAD. j. HANKS
and Mat GLASS Clerks.
THE steamer DES ARC having been pot irf
thorough repair, wiz enter the MEMPHIS
AND v HITE RIVER TRADE permanently on
THU rs Jay, the Sd day of September, 1855,
leaving Memphis every Thursday Tor all points
on White ana Little Red rivers, Con Meeting at
DevaIIs Bluff with trains for Little Rscks
Leaves DevalIs Bluff for Memphis every Mon
day o. arrival OF train
NUTICE.-rOt the MeTchsn Is OF Memphis-The
steamer pEsS ARC will resume her tries n he
White River Traue on ThursdGy, the % day OF
September is6S, and as l am satisfied thai NJ =
the wish OF botn the planter aud merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
chandiss on which there Is c. D. ID. charges.
and in view of the fact that the refusal to trans
port such freight mas operated very much
against the trage OF Memphis, the steamer
DIES ARC "a home packet, owned and con-
trolied in Memphis) will, on resuming her trips
receive all q. D. ID. freight. charging shipper
with the freight when same is not received by
consignee. and charging shipper one-hah per
cent. on all z. o. ID collections
JOHN ID. ELLIOTT Master
au2 Aud Owner Steamer DeS Arc.
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OST EH fLD.-Any information N regard 70
4 NCTHELEA FOSTER, a girl L years oiGi
vii b.- WelL RardeG. she was stolen rom hef
,1,ofber tight years ago At Sscsa 2 ento, Aa.l'or-
MA by HIbert Hin rusier, a Iiau now ABOUT
gu yearu oIa, maTlcfd with smallpox, ana gray
b,ir He was est heard from L. erOwnsVlller
Haywood county, Tenn. working a. MS lratie,
which is " agon-Inal. ing His fsmlly CONSISTS
OF wife and four chiidre-hu Dtrt hllSt y ula
= srevepart, Texas in Huflt rI4S eoil'.lt III
ANY Information rent 20 me al EFShsEliIs,
India IA, Will be glacly received ~ 4 EpfIV"iHs
lno l.ii.,.:. MES. lola BARRErf.
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WRAPPING PARER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown d Dill
Iard,s, Sole Agents, ga Front street, ana
examine their stock. They have all
grades of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy29 I'm
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STILL THEY COME.-The number OF
boarders in the hotel de Beaumont is
steadily increasing. Z" A workhouse," IL
Col. Besumont's cry, and we re-echo It,
Let us have a wOrkhouse.
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.ALecandre's Kid Gto0es reduced
to 81 IS. MenEeJs Bros. aul2 Nv

ATTENTION, Young MEN OF THE
BLUFF CITY INDEPENDENT DEMO-
CRATIC CLUB.-You are requested to
meet tonight at Ferguson's Hall at half
past eight O'Clock, as business of i'm
portance is to be transacted in regard to
the procession on Friday night. Every
member lie expected to come. All young
men are respectfully invited to join the
club. By order OF the President.
I W nASHIFIJ r <
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DrEEs on 18th SEPTEMBER NEXT; A
1,hor1u0b Caurse OF instruction II given
tn ioly5t1gI,,e s1eciai schools in science, and
he. SoaraIory depa, tment.
pr, TERMS:
= ANIMAL session ...'--'-'--.'--.-'''.-ss ~
Tuition 70 -,,osif for dsnages-.------.--..-- ~
Fuel and 8, ,STdis hall, SIS per month. loO
Board st stew rof restricted as 70 o'aro' a
1.;s6i,,g and lie. ,.frv the zee is s.5, and de-
In special Chem = cover damages, 81.
posit for chemicals q residue lst February ,G
In law school per ana sxsmpled good cons
This Faculty is fun On II body.
duct charaeteriGes tile ~ eC.i'ii @
~, Tn 9 aFsIeis TO 10 the paiTops EoWEY
rnnnding states ). N, ri the B9eld.
OXFORD, August y, isO''
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THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE will give
s picnic on the second Wednesday ID
September, at James Park.
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LEDGER COPY.

GREAT Bankrupt Auction Sale at No.
1876 Main street, OF fancy goods, per-
fumery, soaps and druggists sundries,
continued to-day at 10 o'clock by
w. Y. CIRODE. Assignee,
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To Stenmbontnaen.

A NY one acquainted with the circumstances
"A attending the death Of JAMES PArER-
SON, a scOtchman. who died In the fall or win
ter OF 1867 while acting as clerz on some steam
boat running between New orleans and Little
Rock, would confer great favor on bis parents
ArkansRS aul2 St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-12

THERE were but five arrests in the
Second District yesterday-an for minor
offenses
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WYTHE DEPOT, NJ. s. o. n. II
Grand Rally, Saturday, August
ffth.---Speaking, Barbecue
and BFaB-Dance.

Our Democratic friends at Wythe de-
pot, on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad,
are making extensive preparations for
the barbecue which is to occur there on
! Saturday, the 18th instant, and expect
to have one OF the finest demonstrations
witnessed this season. All the Demo-
cratic clubs-white and colored-of Mem.
phis are invited to attend in a body.
The clubs at Gallowsy's station, Hickory
Wythe, Shelby depot and Wythe depot,
are all invited to meet together that day
and participate in the proceedings.
I The speakers invited and expected are
ex Gov. Ishsm G. Harris, Gen. Albert
Pike, Col. Landon C. Haynes, Col. NJ.
c. Galloway, Gen. J. r. Chalmers, Gen.
n. B. Forrest, Col. E. NJ. Yerger, Col.
VIM. H. Stephens, Col. I. w. Avery,
Col. CAN'T, Col. r. F. LOoney and Gen.
A. W. Campbell, of Jackson. The Hon.
George Pendleton, of Ohio, and J. NJ.
Hendricks, of Indiana, are likewise in
vited, and it is hoped may be induced to
attend.
Wardlow's famous brass band, of this
| city, has been engaged for the occasion,
and the generous people of the country
will see that fattened calves, cOrpulent
shOats, sleek gobblers, yellow legged
chickens, juicy muttODs, and succulent
vegetables and fruits will grace the
swBying boards in tempting profusion.
There will be feast of appetite and a
fiOw of oretOry, and when these great
ends shall have been comprised, bran
| dance viii bs set in motion, and the po
etry Of flying feet will be measured in
endless numbers. IN other words good
time will be had. An immense crowd
may be expected, and much good done
for the great cause Of Democracy.
OUR business is to edit the avalanche
and not the APPEAL and il they get
ahead OF US by superior enterprise and
energy We will not make any doleful
complaints to the public that somebody
failed to furnish US "proofs.n Tbs APP
PEAL could have had the original copy
! Of the resolutions which they published
yesterday morning, by the asking last
Saturday night, on condition of furnish
ing us the proof.
The above characteristic moroccan is
from the Avalanche Of yesterday. That
the APPEAL could have had the original
copy OF the resolutions by asking for
them, on condition of furnishing proof"
to the AUdIdRche, is true. The APPEAL
reporter, however, after asking for the
original, relying upon the pledged word
OF the Avalanche reporter that "proof "
should be sent to the APPEAL il he
were allowed to take the MSS, con-
scented for him to take it. This was st
ten o'clock Saturday night, and at quar-
ter past two o'clock Sunday morning no
"proof" had been sent us, and conse-
quently we were debsTred from publish
ing the resolutions. Whose fault this is,
we do not pretend to say. Among gen.
tlemen mans word should be as good
as his bond, and we therefore relied upon
the promise of the AUdidHehe reporter.
II getting ahead OF a contemporary by
such means as these shows "superior
enterprise and energy" our neighbor is
welcome to all the honor to be gained
by such an exhibition.
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The Largest and best assert
ment of GENUINE Alexandra
Kid Gloves at 81 6J, at Is. Low
enste in 81 Bros. aull st
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o5O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the night q
so,DJ the 18th Of July, from the undersigned,
resr North Mount Pleasant Miss, a dark bay
HORSE MULE, ySars ulG- laieiy trirnU cd
little huSsJned, has knot on rgil Jaw. AnQ Is
s6 hands hsgh. Also a light bay MARE MULE,
9 wears Old. has a white spot on BACK. the
tbieves-yCung white JH en-. one wearing : an
hes hlOu,e and the other C0niec crate gray
70 X a co1rsfs toward Grenada. The above re-
ward will be psid for Information that VIII lead
10 me recovery OF the mules. and aa additional
anII9,ps ]. L. HOUSE.
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All the surviving members Of the
I54th Senior Tennessee regiment and
their friends aud relatives are requested
to meet Cd Friday evening at S O'clock,
at 2lS Maia street, second door above
Adams, for the purpose OF organizing
NEutreI Ralief Association,
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IA n. COnnell Foreman

OFFICE CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT,
MEMPHIS, TENN, August l, 1868. !
II. D. COnnell, Esq, Foreman, and the other
Court of Memphis:
Gentlemen Your communication OF
the 3lst ultimo, desiring me to furnish
you with the total amount OF apprOpri-
atoms since the present Commissioners
have been in office; also amount OF
county scrip taken up from the Trustee,
and amount on hand in Clerks Office
has been received. In response l would
respectfully state that since the 1st day
of April, 1857, appropriations have been
made by the County Commissioners as