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APRIL SHOWERS.

'Blusterous March," somewhat civilized by an oc.
casonal peep at the lilacs and rhododendrons went
out" as the old saw has 1t, 'like lamb.r His
''coming In" was lionish very. But we forgave him
his wdness Of demeanor because Of the sweetness
of temper he displayed when he made his congo
the other day. His brother we are sorry to
say, has not been up to the poetic mark. The
poet OF the "Seasonsr--the man without the "pr-
has spoken words commendatory Of him; but we can
not for the life of us, divine his for giving
certificate for mldness Of disposition to son OF tho
year who has done little since his advent but buster,
In lions skin, as 1t were, In imitation Of March,
making an ass of himself Every well disposed be.
lever In the weather and Its clerk is not dsap-
pointed when he encounters an occasional "April
shower" inasmuch as the almanac arTanges before
hand for the "smes and tears" OF spring but
confound It, he don't believe In the hydropathc sys
now and then, but perpetual saturation is apt to
make the patient feel uncomfortable besides filling
his basement with water, ifhe happens to own store
houses near the shores OF the East or North river
ings disagreeabe, and filing some OF the
cellars on South and West Streets we have
heard or little damage or inconvenience caused
by the somewhat heavy and all but continuous rain
storm OF yesterday. Fortunately the winds were not
unruly; and probably quite as much benefit In wash
the culvcrts, as injury resulted. Business was II Is
true, interTered with. II, however gave wholesale
dealers an opportunity to attend to the orders on
hand by preventing customers from pushing them
ward but week OF sutry weather will make full
amend for the tardiness Of winter, which yet
lingers IN the Jap o sprnp" 10th to seek dolce ar
hte1e III the crystal palaces OF bis no ar home.
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W0MlN's RIGHTS.
Reopenins Of the Campaign In Massachm-
sctts-Lucy Stone Agnin ON the Stump.
lI,rnn The Evening Telegram OF yesterlay.I


BosToN, April T. 1sGs.
The uuestion OF woman's rights which has been
successfully lodged by the Massachusetts, Legislature
for several years, threatens now to receive some at
teption and possibly some legislation. Miss Lucy
Stone of New Jersey has volunteered her services in
lobbying the measure, and this morning addressed
the House Judiciary Committee for about two
hours. The views, as previously and frequently
declared were reiterated with much force and clo.
ouepce and won the closest attention OF the commit
tee and visitors She claimed, In BRIEF that the sex
are not fairly treated when they taxed without
representation. and that In consequence OF being un
represented there are hundreds OF laws existing In
every state which are IN defiance OF Justice, morality
and religion but that all these would he removed as
soon a. suffrage was granted to the other sex. In
support of her arguments she quoted from statutes
as they exist. and frequently made her remarks
spicy by anecdotes and sarcasm upon those VINO
DENY the rights which she claims to belong to her
sex.
Mrs. r. A. Haraford followed Miss Stone briefly
also Mrs. Rev. olympia Brown pastoress OF - church
in Weymouth, both Of whom endorsed the views pre-
scntcd, and urged upon the. committee to report a
BILL and then In turn urge its passage by the Legis-
lature II II would distinguish Itself with honor and
renown for all coming time and earn the gratitude Of
an unjtistly oppressed sex.
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COURT CALEHDAR-1Hls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Nos 100, 1853, 179,
1908 49S, GIL, $50, sS5, 1079 76l 22S9, 97 979 $685.
9s,5 9S7, 905, 800, 1901, 1905
SUPREME ECOURT-CHAMBERs.-N0s. 80, "A, 81, 105,
107. 40, III, 1885, 134, 1888, l45 lat, 1861.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-IN ADMIRALTY
Nos. 13, IA, 16, II, 1S, 19, 20.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos 44s, 80 43s
&c., 5S2, 649, $685. 627 $685. 623 672, 67s 679 6S2 6S3
6S4, 694, 697, COS, 699, 700, 702, 705, 70S, 7l2.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1.-NOs. 3201
3547, $685. 25s5 $685. 2ll1 $685. 1898, 3071 3645 31
1861, 336I 3S79, 1899. Part 2-N0s. 1926, 3932 1884,
1892 $780, $685. s44O ss4s $780, 1885, $751; 149o $780,
26lS, 1884.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM.-Nos. Al, 4s, 40,
lu1
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Examination Of Law Studcnts-Committee on
Legal Qualifications.
Before Judges Barnard, Ingraham and Cardozo.
Samuel +. Barger, VIM. M. Tweed, Jr., and James
H. Coman were yesterday appointed by this court
committee OF examination on legal qualifications Of
applicants for admission the bar at the next regu
lar examination. The committee on character has
not yet been designated.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
APRIL 7-Ordered.-After the present term the
appeal papers, together with points be used at the
General Terms Of this court, appeals rOm orders
made either at Special Term ut Chambers, shall be
printed in the like manner as papers on appeals from
enumerated motions are now required to be.
GEORGE G. BARNARD.
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COURT OF COMMON plEAs-spsclAl TERM.


Decisions.
Judge Barrett rendered judgment in the following
cases.
Smith, ReceiUer, ps. The International Lite Assu
rance Company OF LOndOn.-Application granted.
D,iscOU us. COulteT.-MOtiOn granted without costs
or counsel fee
Petition or the Rector, Church Wardens &C., OF ST.
Georges Church FOR tedre to Seu-Order granted.
DdrdOnUtHe Us. ard0nUilie.-MOtion denied.
Stafford Us. Manufacturer settled.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Stuyvesnnt Divorce Case.

The Stuyvesnnt Divorce Case.
Before Referee.
Theodore St,syuesant us. Adelaide S,,vuesant.-
In this the evidence upon each side yester-
day concluded before Register Dayton the referee.
Testimony offered by Mr.. Edwin James, counsel for
Mrs. Stuyvesant, of interviews between the husband
and Mrs. Stuyvesant after proceedings had been COM
menced was excluded by the referee. meeting
was appointed for summing up the case by the re-
spective counsel
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Ospdemnatiens for Breaches Of the Internal

Revenue Law.
Before Judge Blatchford.
On motion OF United States District Attorney Rol-
ms the court ordered condemnation of the following
enumerated goods, seized ON charges Of evasion Of
the payment of the internal revenue tax:-Ten bar
rels spirits found at 2Sl West street; two barrels
same at % Elizabeth street; fortyhve barrels same,
Ut III West street, six barrels same at the rectifyng
dfstiery OF B. Hamburger 512 West Thirty-eghth
street; quantity OF same at Is Front street, 242 gal
Ions same at disery Of 4. Lowe, West Thirty-sixth
street. 3,29 gallons same, at Fifty fourth street, near
East rlver one case OF opium; one tobacco cutting
machine found at 40 West Twenty seventh street,
and other property found elsewhere and quantity
OF tobacco found at lbs Eldrdge street.
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DEATHS.

ArfLEcE.-On Tuesday, April I, GRACE MORRIS,
daughter OF william and Emma Anlcck, aged s
months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
AoKERxAS.-At midnight on Monday, April o,
ALBERT ACKERnAT, aged 20 years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
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supERIoa cOusT-speclAL TERM.
The Clark Divorce Case.

Tue CIHfK DIVOrC6 CHBes
Before Judge Garvin.
Marvin B. Clark us. Sarah Esther Clark.-This d.
case which has been so frequently before the
courts under various phases, came up yesterday on
q motion for alimony, and on an application by de-
fendant for the custody OF the Child born to the par
ties and which is at present In charge Of the plain
till The old story Of counter charge Of infdety was
rehearsed, as on previous occasions the husband
claiming that the wife is not proper person to have
the care Of her child Decision reserved.
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o. VINO signed them besides yourselff A. John 8.
Eldridge, president, and myself IS secretary.
o. Any one eseS A. No ono else.
The Investigation was then adjourned TIL Thursday
next
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Banbridge st, 41ots, s5xl00 ., Robert Given each
lots, adjoining, same size, T. Powers, each =. 80.
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Omcial Transfers of Real Estate.
We give below list OF the oficial transfers ana
leases recorded yesterday in this city, Kings and
westchester counties, N. Y, and Hudson county,
N IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16
THE APPEAL.

~.
The DAILY APPEAL is tDithOt1 CUES
fton or doubt the d5Isst and best daftg
newspaper noD published ia West Ten
aessse, enjoys a larger circulation than
n Of Its contemporaries, and an aa-
Vertising patronage equal to ts poPu-
Iarits as the OLDEST DAILY L -THIs PoR-
TON OF TIE SOUTH. II Is Published
every day IN the gear attic same rate
Der ,veek l15c,)>as our contemporaries
s0ho publish only sir days IN the '0eek.
The WEEKLY APPEAL, circulating eT-
tensiueEy IN Arkansas, Mississippi AlG-
6aSaa and West Tennessee, IS the largest,
most popular and most valuable paper
of Sts class Published IN the Mississippi
VALLEY. At 81 per aHnslDa Il Is a better
paper than any Of its contemporaries.
ne take a limited number Of Gd-
o-srtssenerRs at half daily rates. The
esreasation Of de WEKKLY APPEAL g-
fords an unusual opportunity for mgr
chants and business men to pat themselves
IN communication With the planters and
merchants Of the a5oUe States.
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FUDGE HARRISON.
ne Is Announced to Speak a
Three Places at Once.
s81he Mann Party Eaerred.


,Buzzard,s Roost was again the scene
OF negro aud white orgies last night,
which would make the devil blush To
own that he instigated, or had part in
AS sOOu SIS il was known Judge Harrison,
the radical elector for the State, was in
the city, the rival wings Of the great
Radical buzzard were il a futter to
secure his services to enlighten their
mobs ss to the great principals OF the
radical party. The Smith wing in their
organ, announced, with q great spread
bazzard, defouling the y. s. coat OF
srns at the head Of the column,
that the Hon. H. H. Harrison,
would address the faithful on the
Bluff, at the ro0st. The Mum
wing would have him st Rocco
Hall, where the Bulletin aud its circle of
choice spirits meet. Judge Harrison
feeling the awkwardness of the dilemma
IN which he had been placed by his too
Jealous fellow RGds, announced that he
would speak on his own hook at the
GreenlaW Opera House. The Smith
wing determined, however, not TO be
banked, and st short notice got up one
af their regular loud" old crowds, cut
on the Bluff, to hear and welcome home
Barbour Lewis, the honorable. The
&" Judge" meanwhile, got sick and post
pOned his address until this evening,
when We are, We. suppose, ~ have the
city again turned into a psndemenium
for the nOnce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

ERIE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
The shippers OF Memphis will do well 10
consider the claims of this company when
about to make arrangements for the
transportation of cotton { the East.
By river to Evansville, and thence by
the Evansville and Charlottesville and
Terre Hsute and Indianapolis Railroad,
thence by Bellefontsine railway line to
Cleveland, thence by the Lake Shore
Railroad to Dunklrk, and thence by the
Erie rosd TO New York. This is the
route and the roads by which this well
managed and responsible company car
ries all freight ~intrusted to 1t. The
agents in Memphis ale among the most
reputable and responsible merchants N.
Corona & Co. The solicitor, Mr.. Char
lie Haight, Is q business man of unmeas-
ured capacity and great energy, well
known to sll shippers; and Mr.. w. A.
Hurd, the contracting agent, is also at
present In the city and exerting himself
for the company. We recommend the
Erie to our merchants generally.
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PERSONAL.

w. II. Hendrix, Esq, Of the firm Of
Hendrix, McNabb 4 Co., returned yes
terdsy from a visit to the regions where
they maze fine Bourbon whisky. While
absent he has purchased one of the larg-
est stocks OF pure liquors ever brought to
Memphis, and will oon display them al
tbs corner Of Front and Adams streets.
John J. Smith, Esq. proprietor OF the
Prentiss House, OF Vloksburg, arrived In
the city yesterday and leaves for home
to-day by rail. Mr.. Smith is one Of the
mOst popular hotel proprletors OF the
South, and in connection with General
MeMscken has made the Prentiss the
first hotel Of Vicksburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16
NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi, TunIca eounty-Pro
bate Court, October Term, 1865.

The State OF Mississippi, TunIca eounty-Pro-
bate Court, October Term, 1858.
n the matter of tie Or al account Of William
Il f. Hunt, Executor OF Eli N. Driver, de.
CEASED, on his application Tor discharge from
his said trust.
To Julia N. Driver, Sarah f. Hunt, Julia T.
Hunt, Giles L Driver and his children Wm.
Driver and ms children Allan Steiger me
his wife Penelope and their chiBdfen VIM.
Nichols and his wife Sarah. now deceased,
and their children, and al other persons In
terested in the estate Of said Eli N Driver,
DECEASED:
You are hereby notified TO appear at a term
Of the Probate COurt of Turica county, MiEsis-
sippi, on the second Monday IN December next,
1885, and show cause, II any you can, why tee
said hnai account of the said William r Hunt,
as executor as aforesaid, should not be ap-
proved and allowed ana the said Executor dis
charged from his said trust.
BY order OF said Court. October 5. 1858.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS, CLERK.
ocIQ Iausu T. T. n d O.
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THE CIRCUs.-We learn through Mr.,
Boynton, one Of the attaches Of Ames'
great Circus, that they propose to re-
main with us four dsys instead Of three.
The large lot on Adams St, opposite the
Central Hotel, has been secured as q
locality where the show will pitch lis
tent. This viii be much more pleasant
and convenient than the old locality on
the bluff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-T j. Latham,
Reqister.-A discharge in Bankruptcy
was granted OF yesterday to Rolfe S.
Saunders, Shelby county.
SHELBY CIRCUIT C0URT.-GeO. ".
Reeves, Judge.-phe case Of the State
VS.. Observation-Disclosures for murder
commenced on Wednesday last, aud on
trial yesterday, will probably be CON
cluded to-day. No other case has been
set for trial, but should the above case
conclude in time, the State Docket will
be called as usual. Court meets to-day
at 8 O'Clock Am.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

MEssBs. CARUTHERs & SYKES have
entered into q partnership for the prac-
tice Of law, and have taken an Office N
the Ayres Building. We congratulate
the Bar OF Memphis upon this accession
to their ranks, and hope that the new
firm will come in for > liberal share Of
the patronage OF the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

Ladies' Shoes, 81; CIiIdren'S
Shoes, so cents Ladies' good ali
Linen HemStitched Handher-
chiefs, % cents. } II. LOeESen-
slime & Bros, Clay Building.
Our stock Must he closed ont.
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THE COURTS.

va HN 50 IT. II
Law CoURT-H S. Lee, Judge.-Ths
new cases on the trial docket were called
yesterday, and many of them were dis
peal, etc.
To-day the following cases have beer
Get for trial:
$50 Goodell Va Owen.
357 Chandler VS. Pope.
CHANCERY COURT Nm. N. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-The DEGREES and orders
entered on yesterday are as followss
simmons VS. Dunbar, nnRl decree.
Hundhausen VS. Ruser, reference.
Bigiey vs. Myers, pro eonfesso.
Miller VS. PsItit, new parties made.
Mhfiemore VS. Mcdonald, interlocutory order
McAdams VS. Laski, pro eonfeSso.
Harcert VS. Finnte, reference.
McGrath VS. F1nnie, final decree.
Rose vs. Green, motion 10 dissolve injunction.
Nelson VS. Trigg, reference
CicalIa VS. Miner, pro confssso.
Petit VS. Brown, Judgment vacated.
PfannenstethI VS. Lehman, notice of motion.
Keep VS. C-nnovan, notice OF motion.
Nelson VS. Loftin, nnal decree.
Ford vs. Bridges, final decree.
Williams VS. Gault, pro confe5Eo.
w'ickersham vs. Cheek, plea overrnled and re-
BrooSs VS. Lewis, decree vesting tile.
Bradshaw vs. Mitchell, commissioner ap'
Jones VS. Curry ct al, injunction dissolved.
To-day being motion day the Clerk and
Master will call the roll of solicitors,
commencing at letter A.
Court meets to-day at 10 O'Clock 8 N.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. W. WaLdrdn,
Ludge.-On yesterday the jury in the
case of the State vs. Wetter, indictment
for keeping gaming house, returned a
verdict OF not guilty.
In the case OF the State VS. De Soto,
indictment for gaming, the plea in abaie-
ment was sustained.
In the case of the State VS. Quinn, ia
dictment for gaming, a mol pros was en-
tered. d
Forfeitures were taken In the following
cases: The State vs. Marshall, gaming f;
the State vs. Adams, larceny.
To-day the cases set for trial on yes
terdsy's calendar remaining undisposed
of, will be called for trial. On the law
side Of the court on yesterday the case
OF Galbreath, Stewart & Co. vsLoeb was
transferred to the jury. A verdict will
probably be rendered to-day.
CRIMINAL COURT WBS.H Hunter Judge
The cases set for trial during the first
week of the present term commencing
on Monday next, are az follows;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

THE YOUNG men, belonging to the
Cincinnati boat, who were unmercifulIy
beaten below Fort Pickering, on Tuesday
(of which We gave an account yesterday
turn out to have been white men, sno
not negroes, 81 reported. This makes
the outrage even more atrocious aud we
sincerely hope the perpetrators o! the
outrage viii be caught and dealt with
according TO the utmost severity OF the
law.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

Mrs. CAROL and Annie Lynch had a
small fight yesterday morning, in which
hair, combs and calico suffered awfuly.
Each had the other arrested on a State
warrant and carried before Squire Wal
ton, who, with his usual impartislity
iSued each of the two rampant viragoes
five dollars and costs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

CoLoRED EDUCAlEoEAL STATISTICS.
The Freedmen's Bureau superintendent
Of Education for this Stste, q Col.
THOMPSON, submitted to Gen, Cariin, be-
re relieving that officer Be- Assistant
smsssioner, a report for the year end
sptember 80, 1865, in which are
lbs re following facts in regard 10
1Sunu schools OF the State: Oh
TOE nef ., >eration there are 100, day,
scno ona night 81. The total number OF
Ia, anu un-eiied re s246 male $40; fe-
pupuS aEOe aver .Sge attendance, 1905
mate, - nnmber o. teachers is l6i. OF
~ 2 lumber iI2 are white, aud 40 are
ooIored, -
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL EORTHERN CT TIES
LADY THE
Memphis i Louisville Z. Z. Line.
Fan Schedule, September -, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
Run As FOLLOWS;
U AS FOLLOWS,

9th Trsi ms connect for Nashville.
The 5:I5 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at st. Louis st 1850 pm. next day.
Through Tickets at Reduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 2Szh
Main street, and AZ Depot, head OF Main street,
81 Baggage Checked 1T Depot or BY the Mem
phiR City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, TO all prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAM. b. JONES, Superintendent.
8 HILL, Passenger Agent. sepl3
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Gents good Calf Boots, 81 so
good Suits (Coaf, pants and Vest,
So Hats at extra low prices. J..
HI. LOeyyenstine & Bros, No. 23I
Main Street. Positively last sea-
son in b~usinetS.
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DIRECT TRADE. Six huEdred bsles o.
cotton were shipped yesterday, by a drm
in this city, directly to .Vremen, via. Bal
timore, E. D. COEb, Esq, Sgent OF the
Baltimore and Ohio line, giving through
bills for the shipment.
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LADIEs.-For fashionable millinery
goods go TO Miss n. English, No.
$50 Main street, Up stairs. She has just
received 8 large assortment purchased
for cash, and sells at the lowest prices.
Dress making superintendent by Madame
J. OZanne, late Of Nashville, Iw
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AMusEmEsrrs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATBR

Lsssee.--. ...-..--..-..MRs W. @. THOMPSON
Manager and Treasurer --e ID. STEINKUHL
THE management takes great pleasure In
L announcing to the citizens Of Memphis
that the above place OF amusement will open
FOR the season on MONDAY, October 10, 1858,
With a full and k1RST-CLASS DRAMATIC
COMPANY, selected from the bes. theaters in
America, tncluding the acknowledge artists,
THEODORE HAMILTON, Leading Man; n Ian
AG IN Old Man IA Memphis favoriie) Mrs I
3. CLINE, Singing Soubrette MIS-. ". LANA
GAS, leading Lady Ia Memphis iavorite) ane
the Iavorite Comedian, ROBERT McWADE- All
the others are equally merlterious. The first
Star Of the season will be the accomplished
Actress, Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
RB- Doors open att O'Clock curtain will rise
AZ quarter 10 8 precisely. =
SCALE CT PRIcEs.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family
Circle, 90 cents Colored Boxes, 80 cents Col
ored Gallery, IS cents.
BoK-book open from 10 o'clock am. to 5 pm.
Orchestra under the direction OF GEORGE
HANDWERKER oel64 II
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GAar 4 FISHER, sos Front street.. In

Best Prints, ~ IA cents ; good
"A Aeached DOmestIcs, ~ E-2c
best LOnsdaie BIeached DOmes-
ties, l9 cents. Last season I'm
business. y. IL. LOeyVenstfne g.
Bros, 23I Main street.
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Rest Prints, H I-2 cents; good
Al Brown DOmeStics, Is Ia
cents; best yard wide Brown
DOmestICs, IS cents. j. H. LOeW.
enstIne n BFSs clay building.
This stock must be closed out,
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H. Dow, Gocer sud commission mer-
chant, has removed 10 206 Front street,
where he viii hereafter be found by his
customers aud friends. Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

A NEGRO brute, named John Qulg'
ley, but better known as "ShRng,n yes.
terday attacked and beat q colored
woman named Jane Hall nearly to
death, st Rotten Row, foot Of Gsyosc
street, She got out q warrant for him.
had him arrested, and the case will come
up before Squire Griffith to-day. QUig'
ley is said 10 lie a most notorious anu de-
Eermiued Tufian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

THE Board of Commissioners OF
: Shelby county met yesterday morning.
Noth;Cg was done except the alteration
of severcI tax assessments. Ihey meet
again this EroFning st eight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-16

THE Sons OF TEMPERANCE ball comes
of tonight at The Cochran Hall. Il
viii be 9 pleasant affair, and young
gentlemen who like such things can find
tickets OF admittRnee at Eyriehs, No.
$40 Main Street.