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st. Louis Market.
RIVER MATTERS.
WrATHRR AND RIVERs.

LOUISVILLE, August 21.-The weather
is clear and warm.
The river is falling, with four feet one
inch ia the canal.
ST.. LOUIS, August q River declining,
with six feet four inches to Cairo.
Arrived-Forsyth.
peparted-Belle Memphis and Conti-
mental.
The river is still falling, and the Diff
Guilty of navigation increasing in the up
per streams.
An advance of freight and passage has
been agreed upon by most lines, in con-
sequence Of low water. Business good
to all points.
CAIRO, August 21.-Passed down-Ju-
liza, am; Commonwealth.
The river fell inches.
MEMPHIS, August 22.-It was quite
cool Yesterday, and though it moderated
some during the day, it was not warm at
any time. Heavy clothing was COM
Portable. There was some indication Of
rain before dark. The river is falling
fast. 1t fell five inches in the past twen-
tv-four hours. The Arkansas is falling,
but no delay is experienced by the pack
ct line to Little Rock or Fort Smith.
White river Is much the same rs at our
last.
Steamer Liberty, White river.
Rubicon, Vicksburg.
Anna, Cincinnati.
Mollie Able, New Orleans.
y City Of Alton, st. Louis,
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON Rail-
RoAD.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders in this corporation takes place in
this city on the 18th inst. The attention
of all interested ia called to the fact, and
to the notice in another column OF Geo.
Robertson, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
Stockholders and their families win be
passed free over the road on showing the
conductor their certificates ofstock, from
one day before until one day after the
meeting. au20 If
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Police CoURT.-Seven offenders ap-
pesred At the Northern Police Court yes
terday, fifty-five dollars being assessed
for fines. Moses Bond and r. w. Mosby,
gentlemen of color, were held for trial
before magistrate, on account Of little
stealage operation.
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NOTICE.-A report having by soms
means obtained circulation, that we
would in the future discontinue the sale
Of cotton on commission, we take this
method of pronOUncing such report as
utterly unfOunded, and We fear OF ma
hcious origin. Thankful for the very
fibersl patronage heretofore received
from the public, we hope still to merit a
continuance OF their confidence and
patronage. We take pleasure in an
nounclng that we will continue the cot
ton fsctOrage, grocery and commission
business, as heretofore, and will at all
times be- pleased to see and serve our
friends. We are now receiving large
and carefully selected stock Of goods.
purchased by our Mr.. Mescham in the
Eastern markets, which we will sell at
the lowest market prices. Our Mr..
Treadwen will give his entire time and
attention to the sale of cotton, and fiat
tiers himself that he will be able to give
satisfaction to all who may favor us with
their patronage. We are, for the pres
ent, at No. 13 Union street, but will be
in our new and commodious store, at
our old stand, No. 9 Union street, by the
10th of September.
lW MEACHAM q TREADwELL
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EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and S93 Main street, have received the
Leslie Ladies' Magazine, for September ;
Lippiucott Magazine, for September
Catholic World, for September; Eclectic
AEs TSzine, for September Readle's Dime
NoSsI no. l57, The Indian AvsDger /;
T5ttla,s Ling Age, Ali Yesr Round,
FIaen,snIs Jo,,r. ~sSl, Irish AneriesA, Irish
People, Irish Citizen, '1hcinnau Asi'ung'
Artisan, and all the Daihe>
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A DRESS CAsE.-There was an inter
esting suit in regard to dress valueG 81
five dollars, before Justice Black yester-
day. Ssllie Myers replevied dress and
had It taken or the back OF Mollie Ryan.
Lawyers were engaged, large number
Of witnesses from the fast walks OF So
ciety summoned, and the case fully ar
gued before the Squire, who decided that
Mollie should have the dress and Ssuie
pay the costs. The expenses Of each
party amount TO several times the value
of the property contested-a result often
accomplished in law suits.
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Oficars. nilots. anginears. mates and

Officers, pilots, engineers, mates and
clerks will 60 gratuitously.
He thought the money to pay this ex-
pense ought to be appropriated by the
city governments of the cities interested.
He thought there might be about four
hundred guests on the trip. The best
time for the excursion would be right af-
ter the Presidential election, "a the Rep
resentatives and Senators would be
through with the campaign. and there
would be good stage Of water then. In
the matter Of raising the money, be
wanted to make Cincinnati test case.
IL Cincinnati gave q start the other cities
would follow suit. He should move to
have committee appointed to call upon
citizens-business men and taxpayers
to secure names to q petition to the Coun-
Gil to give the portion due from this city.
The trip Ia TO extend from Pittsburg TO
New Orleans and return. Congressman
not allowed to take their wives.
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PAsCHALL House DRAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plummer, w.
H. Psssmore & Co., 260 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l71 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy2S 3tawtf
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THE Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, is being fitted up for school
purposes, and viii be opened as the Cen
trsl High School next month. A fine
church edifice is to be built on the lot in
front Of the school building, the latter
being used by the congregation until the
completion OF the new church.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Early MsrriaSes.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays fer Young Men, on
this snd other subjects, being q GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and COnJugsl Felicity, by bensy-
olent Physicians sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail 2m
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rELEGRAPHTC MARKETS.
View York Market.


NEW YORK. August Election firm; sales, $50
bales uplands, 2e1s Soc. Flour dull, and l5g
zoe lower. Whisky firm, at zoe In bond. Wheat
quiet and steady new S, White G Tennessee 81 90
Sugar quiet. at 12al214c. Molasses dull. Prints
range from l112Gl41zc.
loans. Sterling dull, at 9991z. Gold unsettled;
opened at 1855, advanced TO 1875, and closed
at l435<9l4S5s. Old Tennessees, 645s new, s25s.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. August 2l.-Ootton quiet and
steady middhngs. 3Oc sales, 80 bales; receipts,
2lS. Sales for the week, 1853 receipts. 663 ex-
ports, 265; stock, 1925. Sterling. 58959s<. New
and moiasses q nominal. Flour duh sGperfIne,
IS. Corn, S1@l OH. Oats dull, at 6og6212c-
Hay firm, q SIS s26 80. Bran, 81 %. Pork dull,
lsc. Lard frmer; tierce, 1879; keg, 2l1ac.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 2l.-Sales of tobacco, IS
hhds; Tugs to common Leaf, 81 25ai3 so. Flour,
supsrfne, 50 75e7. Wheat. s2@2 20. Corn. SO a
93c Oats, 43oa4Sc. Rye, 81 20. Mess pork, go
Lard, 1870. Bacon, shoulders, 1915 clear rib
sides, I6& &c; clear sides, 1717c. Bulk shoulders,
1910; clear sides, 1916. Whisky, 81 p for raw,
fee.
CIneinnsti Market.
CINCINNATI. August 2l.-FlOur dull: family,
SIOaI0 25. Wheat, s292 o.. Corn, 93d94c. Oats,
COO. Mess pork SIS - Lard. lSss9ls74c; Bulk
gIsszc; sides, I71zc. Butter, sSGS5c. Eggs, Is
@lgo.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, August 2I.-T0bacco active Tugs,
sSaI) so Medium aud bright lear, Sl5940.
Flour, supsrfine, So 2597. Wheat, " I0a ~ Is.
Corn 9Ia96c. Oats, 49a54c- Pork, s29 25g3O
Bacon shoulders. 1870; clear sides, TIC. Lard,
Is149l9e. Whf-ky, 81 EXCL Is.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. August 2l.-Consols. ssTs bonds,
7i54; at Frankfort, bonds, 7554@755s.
LIVERPOOL, August 9l.--Cotton buOyanti sales
% coo bales, with an ad vance of traction; up
lands, I054d; Orleans, lid. Breadstuffs quiet
Other articles unchanged.
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STEALING A POCKETBOOK.-A negro
named John Bentley has been committed
fer trial, after an examination before
Justice Griffith, for stealing a pocket
book and contents from J. NJ. Moorehead,
while the latter was selling watermelons
from his wagon.
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NEW COTTON.-Ssven new bales Of
cotton from Upton county, Tenn, was
received by traders to-day, who are in
formed that E larger quantity will he
sent them next week. For sale at 324
Front street
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THE CoNCERT AT There
was fair attendance at the concert
given by the young ladies at the above
place last night. Everything passed off
pleasantly, and the church will, no
doubt, receive very fair addition to its
esffers-sadly needed, In order to make
it complete. Our reporter who went out
did not return until such late hour,
that we are compelled to omit much we
would like to say on this subject.
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SOME WATERMELoN.-JOh Walker,
who holds forth at the corner OF Main
and Madison streets, sold 3 melon that
weighed over sixty-three pounds yester
day. 1t was the big brother of large
family Of melons.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, PA Front street, and
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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MEMPHIS S ARKANSAS RIVRR
- United States Hail -.
PACKET COmpA'y.
NEW ARRANGEMENTs


Turing THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
IL water Ia toe Arkansas river, al the boats
the Memphis end Of the route with
drawn, and the elegant Slce-wheel steamer
NATOhA----.------.-. an1es Lee, Master
VIII take the place Of The through boats, lsav-
ing Memphis ss heretofore MONDAYS AND
ThO kSDA4 Gl6 pm; connecting at NsPo-
leon TUESDAYS AID FhIDA > with The
light drsUglt and comfortable Passenger
ANERICAN W T. Berrv. Master
For Pine BiuG.
Freight and passengers viii be transferred
without dctertlOn CT extra expense, the +" \ A.
IONA giving Through Tickets 10 passengers
70 Pine Bluff and al interLne late points only,
but win sign Through Bills Ladiug for freight
20 all points on Arkansas river rs nigh up As
The new and very light,draugbt steamers
VAN BUREN. - W. Williams, Master
FORT SMITH .....-.......-.-Jsrnes BOwlin, Master
VIII ply between Pine Bluff and spsdrs, eoR-
Meeting at the laJter place with a dest OF nrst-
class Flatboais IN chsrge Of Capt. Jer Bald
win, by which lrelghts shlppCd o. TINS line are
forwarded without detention, aud delivered At
destination in good order, the fats being well
provided with tarpsulins 10 protect the goods
Persons wishing 70 ship By this line will con-
liuus 10 marx their goods via ARKANSAS
Rsyef u. 3. Mail Packet company" al Mem
mis-. or 20 John d. Adams, at Memphis.
Ali frsights signed for through a this line
will as heretofore, continue 20 receive the AZ
fentiOn OF Jsnss I. Bourne q Co.. No. u JEFF
ferson street.
JOHN u. ADAMS, superintendent.
VINSON 4 DONAHUE,
Agents for NatOma.
DAVE HI ksElls. Passenger Agent.
fD-R resumption OF navigation the CLEANER,
s~SrI ESTE. caldwell and OLA Xxx will re-
S1yIs their places In the Memphis and Fort
saraIfh line by which the merchants and plant
e. On TIE entire Arkansas river viii have ci-
-, couamu nication with Memphis, and from
there by raj and steam boat TO all points in the
NJ ,21as JOHN II. ADAMS. superintendent.
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PEACE WARRANTs.-A large number
OF peace warrants were issued yesterday
by the magistrates against quarrelsome
and threatening persons, who will be
required to give bond for their behavior
or 20 to Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

The HuppertOwn Democratic Club
had lively meeting on Thursday night,
ex-Attsrney General Wallace and Others
speaking.
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CENTRAL DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The
Central Democratic Club OF Shelby coun-
ty meets tonight at their headquarters
in the Stillman Hail.
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1st-AH Imported Goods We viii In
pert Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We Will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We viii have made to order in
fact, EeEill procure AlI our GOeds IRON
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job.
ber's profits.
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ANOTHER meeting of those opposed to
the present mode of paying for The
Nicholson pavement is to be held st
Ferguson's Hall, on Beal street, Monday
evening.
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Rev. THOMAS WARD WHITE, Of Hell
ens, Ark, will preach in the First Pres
byterisn Church, corner of Poplar and
Third streets, on tomorrow SABBATH,
sd inst, at hslf-pRst ten O'Clock am.
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ERTTTE.

FAVE daas-Tn med heneeforward to DO
go, I3issec,, h1,s aess exclusively, and have
rented my store ard taASn an o ~ ny - -ss
IN same buildsng where l " - oq $50 ~ -
- f-iSnds sTc psfrons. ThanA.as toera 1o5
tsaSst fSVogS- bsx 3 oootin Eance OF ne sif4S
aahN RATAE& GVF3hSAA2ss
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~ Card.

NEW ORLEANS, A august II, 1868.
NESSRS. MAYER, MARSdUETZ CO., OF
VI Memphis, are the only ones Tor whom
win hereafter Ell up orders for that market.
They are authorized 10 sell my cigars to dealers
at factory prices.
aHeQ I'm GEORGE ALCEs,
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HERNANDo Road PEOPLE wanting
supplies for the table will do we'll by call
ing on S. NJ. Guest, just south of South
street, aula lY
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THE Rsds are to have rally at
MasoR's Depot today. Buzzard Lewis,
Gen. Smif and others are to be there and
tRfk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

ANNIVERSARY. - Yesterday was the
anniversary OF the famous raid of Gen.
Forrest into Memphis, ia 1854
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GS0 REWARD-STOLa rN-On tle nlgnt o.
oOO the 29.h Of July, nom tae uheSi- I 80,
HORSE MULE, 6 years cid, late -, -, = 4.
Mite bussUDsd, has a knot Op right le ssT-f L
70 hands h.go- Also, light bay MARE D. 80 -,
years Old, has q white spot on back. a
thieves-yCUug white men. one gearing a Y an
kee biOuge ana the other C0nfsce crate gray
tOnk a cOurse toward Grenada. The above re-
ward will be paid for Information that VIII LEAD
20 me recovery Of the mules, and an additional
reward for The capture Of the theses
aull2w' R. HOUSE.
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For SALE.-A large fire-proof safe,
double doors, in complete order. Apply
TO A. +. bod, ga Frent street. anlS-lw
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CITY MATTERS.

Mr. II. ". SULLIVAN, of Pamela county, is
authorized to act as agent for the APPEAL in
Misslssippi-reeeive subscriptions and adver-
dement's and receipt for the same.
JOHN AINSLIE,
Business Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

MAJOR w. H. RHEA, agent Of the Pas
ehsn House Association, is in town on E
flying visit from Louisville.
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ad-ThrOHgh our large capital We are
enabled to BUY Fer CASE, thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credit.
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FOB .MOUND CITY.

GTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IL
y every day for Mound City az -
an, II Am, pm. and p. m. Leaves Mound
City every day at am, am, PM and
"A pm, Lsnaing at foot OF Waahington street.
MARX +, CHEEK,
iyu Matter,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

A CoLoRED Democratic club was or
gained in the Ninth Ward on Thursday
night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed atIhe Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job ONCE.
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sold Reliable" Memphis and White
River US. Nail PacEst Company,
frl-Weekly Line.


THE splendid side wheel steamers CONNER
1 ClAL, Liberty, No. 2 and MAYFLOWFR
VIII FORM a Irl- " eekly line between Memphis
ana nlte River, leaving Memphis every Tues
Gay, thursday and Saturday, az 5 oeIot K o m
connecting at DevaI's Bluff with trains Of the
Little Rock Railroad for ListIe Rock. Hot
Springs, and all points in Arkansas Return
ing, viii leave DevalPs Blun every Mondsv.
Wednesday and Saturday, on arrival OF the
train rom Little Rock.
commercial, Capt. John Edison, leaves Mem
pnls tuesday, at ) o'clock pm; Liberty No 2
Sapt: James tiee, Thursday, at o'clock D. n.
MaynoWer, Capt. VIM. J. Ashford SATURDAY.
O'Clock m G. o. d. bills Will be taken for Ts-
sponsloie parties by toe line as heretofore
without any chsrge being made for collection,
lac steamer +. W. Brooks will run In con-
nec5on with this line from Jackson port to Po-
eanontas on Black River, making semi Week.
ly tri ps.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE bastoyVsd
upon as during the past three wears we hons
by strict attention to bust ness, TO merit a cnr
tlnuance Of the same in the future,
JOHN b. DAVIS.
Supt d. and W. r. Pckt, Co,
LEVY q MILLER, Agsnts
SUI u NO , Jefferson street.
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NOSE r. PARRISH, Esq, Of the Bolivar
Bulletin, is In town.
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LOCKE on the understanding can be
found at No. % Jefferson Street, where
he has the most recherche ana interest
ing political and literary publications,
embracing tbs most popular magazines,
hebdomadals, dailies, and the latest ad-
ditions to current literature. 1t is not
necessary to enumerate the various pub
locations Just received, but all that are
valuable are to be had at No. %, Locke's
Depot. Among them may be men
toned Lesiie's Ladies' Magazine, The
Land We Love, Hsrpers' Magazine,
Godey's Lsdies' Book, DemOrest's Mag
szine, Eclectic, Galaxy, Bsllou, Leslie's
Pleasant Hours, Ladies' Friend, Put
nam's Magazine, etc. Among the week
lies are Hsrpers' Bszsr and Weekly,
Chimney Corner, Ledger, Wsverley,
Freemaa's Journal, Emerald, all the
leading weeklies, the Northern and
Western dsilies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22

GENERAL GIDEON J. Pillow is in
Jew York.
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Regular Tuesday 81. Franofs Fsjyya- p..,-., =
Helena Mariana, Madison Vfttsbrry VI
and all Way Laudfnzs.
tOI LIE aAAMBLETON, 7. r. Bowman Master
sam. e Pune, Shell and Clark. CIerkE
viii VIII leave Memphis EVERY -,
TUESDAY, at O'Clock pm zs.sssz.yz.e
- LARRY HARHSTAD, Egenf-
Jazl u star Wharfbost. foot Jefferson II.
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JOHN d. ADAMS, Superintendent.
VINSON l. DONAHUE,
Regular New Orleans Low Pressure
sz wednesday Packet -
RICHMOND

THIS splendid steamer leaves Memphis on
xTEoNFsSD AY, September Dtn, and EVERY
ALTERNATE N EDNESDAf thereafter durlng
me SSsS0"' LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent,
Sfor NJ harfbo2t foot Jefferson 81.
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Appropriations Made Yesterday.
Selection Of Circuit Court Jurors,
Etc, Etc.

The Board Of County Commissioner
were in session yesterday and transacted
considerable business.
An appropriation OF $500 was made tC
McCaffrey q Cornelius, for burying pau
pers, Sl66 . to l.. Rocco for rent OF room
for Criminal Court, and 500 50 to A. r.
Morton for feeding prisoners.
A bill of L. Saaelson for 500 for los
hickory shirts furnished prisoners, was
allowed.
An order was entered authorizing the
County Trustee to pay all interest oou-
pons as they are presented to him when
ever he has money on hand for such pur-
poses, together with the interest due on
said coupons.
Appropriations were made for the fol-
lowing officials: L. B. Eaton, late Clerk
Of Municipal Court, 1856 O5; F. Taft,
Clerk Of Municipal Court, s7O9 81 T. II.
Bowel, Marshal OF Municipal Court,
S342 80; Z. L. Hudson, some sort Of an
attorney, S452 50. Fees to several mag
istrates were also allowed.
Geo. r. Powell was appointed to act
in conjunction with the committee al
ready appointed to examine the assess
ments of property for the year 1868.
An order Was issued allowing the err
rers and insolveneies of Phil Garvin,
Tax Collector for 1867, to be credited to
him, subject, however, to corrections of
all errors that may hereafter be aseer-
tanned.
r. Glenn was allowed S1O0 for building
an extension to bridge over Bear creek,
and SAG so was appropriated for gas for
the county officers.
An appropriation of $3.50 was made to
B. Lewis for clerk hire from April LIST to
September lst, 1858, and $3.50 to the same
party TO pay expense OF trips to New
York and Nashville ia public service.
+. w. Louis had an appropriation of
500 10 pay his expenses incurred in GER
tain visits to roads and bridges in the
county, and in comforting with banks in
81. Louis and other cities, in reference to
county bonds.
The following list of jurors were desig-
mated to serve at the September term
Of the Circuit Court: ]. W. BIedsoe, A.
D. Hunter, S. S. Rsmbert, jr., w. L.
Hobiin, w. Chase, Z. J. Walton, L.
Dutlinger, w. D. MeCollum, S. NJ.
Allen, J. W. shepherd, J. B. Mercer, J.
B. Horne, Z. P. Eastland. J. L. Kincas-
non, II. Feussenheim, Chss. Pattsn, D.
Il. HiIdebran, +. HOegel, E. a. Rsnner,
A. L. Rankin, Sidney Cook, john Cub
bins. ], G. Baker, Henry Scheer, J. II.
House, Hugh McDonough, Louis Wael-
Ter, John E. Powers, John P. Rogers,
John Hollyw ood, A. H. Merrill, L. NJ.
Wolcott, P. T. Hughes, Jas. E. Richard
son, P. D. Beecher, P. McGrath and C.
Hstterdorf.
The Board stands adjourned until
Monday, October 5th.
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FOR SALE.

@oR SATE-PATENT RIGHT.-The Patent
+ Right OF q newly invented Lock GUARD
fo- sUS STATE IN the Union can be secured oy
sDnlicstfou 10 the unde signed. II Is ussIoi
~ viii ssv active men who engage in is sale
0os I'M T1se Al tbs once, where those interested
01 an, 81 SAM SHLOSS, Appeal.
T1OR SALE Or CHARACTERIZATION, shaded
4 and choice Building LOIS, fronting on "a
Yorite residence streets, either cleared or VIII
me forest trees-very low. W. A HhAI-
LEY, Agent Ars. Col. Preston No betneI
BLOCK. " Ill
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESI- DkNCb FOh
SSaTE az Easy TECHS Ny lands, miles
sSsst OF .he city. are for sale, on terms 10 snlt
purchasers for Casn or on any tiTne-froIn one
- ~ NV residence with from Il TO Is scres
lsud WILDE sold 81 a great bargain for CASH,
or On the usual t1rTls. Apply TO my self, on lhe
E--sn1isss or 70 Royster, Irrelevant 6 Co., ny
a.el q, n the city. ---,-,,-,
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