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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
cb,c.~o Ltx. stock Market.

REEF CATTLE-The weather was mil
and favorable for out door operations, and
with fair attendance Of the different classe
of buvers trade opened with considerable
spirit, and healthy, strong feeling pervade'
the market. The receipts were liberal AM
Of quality rather better than the averge. and
with the stimulors afforded by the improve'
terror OF Eastern advices, there sprang VI
quite a brisk competition between shippers
and all the better grades of stock were readi
" disposed of at prices fully up TO, and. il
many instances. at a material advance OF
those current at the close Of the marke: las
week. There were a number OF droves o
good first and second class Steers induced il
the arrivals, and holders Of such experienced
no difficulty in closing out at $7.O0@II5
The following were the
CLOSING PRICES.
Extra Beevcs-Fine, fat. wei
formed, TO years old Steers,
upwards. 7.5o@s.ot
Prime Beeves-Good. well-iatted,
finely. formed Steers. and aver
aging 100 to l 400 lbs, A.. 6.75@I.2;
Fair Crades--Fair Steers, in fair
flesh averaging l,l0o to loo
lbs, at. ............... @St9o.<'
Medium Class-Medium Steefs
and good Cows. fit for city
Slaughter and averagirg sO0t TO
1000 MS, at. ............-.. 5.tSt94.f
Stock Cattle--Common Cattle in
decent aesh. averaging 300 to
1000 lbs. at. .........--.... 5.SU@4-o'
Inferior--Light and thin Cows
and Steers. z.VVt@o'V
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
BLANKS.

Blank Warranty and Omit Claim Deeds, Eertgs
gee, subponcas, Exccut IONS, Summons, Consfs BILE
ales. Notes etc., s,c, kept constantly on hEno at
the REpuBLrcAr News, Book, anlJeb Printing ~
otlishment.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

For the most Boots and Shoes Cor the
least money g. 10 PArI's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
Executors Sale of Real Estate
AGENTS WANTED
FOR
DIR. WILLIAM SMITHS
Bible Dictio narV

1t contains OVER ONE THOUSAND closely print
ed, double column, octave pages, from electro
type plates, ON good paper, and is appropriately
illustrated with owe TWO HUNDRED engravings
on STEEL AND WOOD, and series Of fine au, hen
tic maps.
1t lie highly commended by all learned and eminent
men, aud by the press generally, throughout the
country.
1t necessary help to every Bible reader inds-
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teacher ani ought to lie in every family.
IL Is groat Library in itself. The labor and
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inspired word.
DO not be Deceived!
Owing TO the unprecedented popularity Of this
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has been reprinted by aHother firm in larger type.
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impression that il is edition.
send for cirrulars giving full particulars.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
WATCHES.
GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS AND
NEW YEARS

NEW YEARS
! 4 Superb Sock Of Fine Cold & Silrer
! Watches, all Warranted to Run,
and Horoughiy regulated. at the
LOW Price Of $40 each, and
| satisfaction guaranteed.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, SEQ TO $500
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches. $50 TO 300
! loo Ladies Watches. -namelrd, 100 TO 800
2oo Gold Hunting Chroromeier
geo Gold Hunting Engli,h Levers. 2sa 70 go
500 Geld ilupling Duplex Watches. $50 TO 80
sou Gold Hunting American Watches. leo TO $50
500 silver Hunting Levers, 50tc $50
5no silver Hunting I'upl-xes, * to 40
$40 Gold Ladies' Watches. .ats 2.1
I no Gold IImling Lciih-s. toto -
| I Oco Miscellaneous Silver Watches, toto 100
2 500 SILVER Hunting walrlss- rs to 30
s oo0 Assert Il Watches all siris. 900 III
The above stock will Le disIrsn ofon th-yo,nlsr
oNF PGH Plan, giving VERY Ira;rs,s a Hse Gold
Solid Silver Wa.ch for $40. witei regard To- value.
wRIeH- BRo 4 Co. l'ii Broadway. New York. Nth
to immediately dsro-r 81 the above Magnificent
stock C-rs hcstrs uzrniasr he ARTICLE is-s.i
in sealed envelopes a1.l we'll mix,d If.i Ter, are
rutii the articles ns:ffe in t.,ir errf..ic..is
np.n payin-ni ~ Ten Rii,rs. ~ii-.-h,r il he =
Watch wurih Sl.ei9 worth i--s ] be reIHtn
of any Of certificates -htifsS the artitl-s
nsm.d thereon, upon payment irr->s' e;iv. 81 IL.
worth. and as no Hr:icl- VALUED less ran SO is
n,.d siy certificate. IL siil At ls- that
his IL loit-rv. bui Sirsiyil frs ars -yi;i sssi@
transaction. rch may I've participated In -s-E ty
tho ni.s; "a ,irliuns. so -rr-
singh crtilie.te will ~. -cn. Nv mail pcsf-,,is
upon rSipt al - cents: I'VE for 81 sIes,n for -
lIirI ihres a'iG -cs.t I.rrIEns fur s.: ~ixfy-
xix a8d n valuable rrrIiiiuH TOR sf0 cnr hun
ord ami resF snl-sr5 Watch fer Els. t. agents
those i>hifl, ~ yni-i this j. "IPurinni-
~ IL i fsCitiiaaI-iy eonGsl.ted business. 6uiy
authorized ~ th- t'veI aud nI-n t.l- IA
cNr"fEl scrutiny Wstelt-s. --nt t,y Express, vita
bill FIR '!I-rtor on delivery. that .is.a:i.fac-
tion possibly occur Try "a. AG.irrs.
WRIGHT, BROTHER = 80 Inpori-r-.
nG Sm l6l n'saiwsr. New Y..ft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
They are Mirrors Of the Times.

no p~ruse them without copccding the
authors great kill in grssping and drnraiin. the
characters which figure c"nspiruou-ly in them.
'sThe study which enables the au' hor drlinesie
50 accurately the emotions and Incentives to action
which moved men and women Of past must BE-
Rose and uniring. and Louisa H-hliach shows in
all If her works Perfection which carries the reader
into the very presence Of the characters represented
--Syacuse Jo'rsal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
Prominent Characteristics.

I.-Tbey are Instructive.
.sAs purely literary works. these historical ron-n-
cess Possess high degree Of merit. They read iik'
genuine hisfori.-.''-tafboi.c H'orid
They descriptions or the countries and
the people described. '-Her.:ld.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

Scottish history offered no frcsh-r and more
mantle material to the magic working hand Of Sir
Walter Scott than she finds in the annals Of the
German courts."-EreBin5 Ga=effe.
There not to be found any here in human
annals, unused. sncii magnificent. such superabun-
dant materials for romance clog the chronicles of
the Pru-san and Austrian of the 18th century
By their Dress their Manners their modes thought
their language, they almost mrca separated
from il they had lived one thousand years ago
Otseyrer.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06

III WVy IFF f-HCfTtHTHFUXs
1--WE regard those l.onks among the hes. an
most entertaining novels Of the day. '-spriSqfci.
Rspsbiican.
..rhe reader is at once fascinated and held spell
hound unti the volume il comTlet ii ''Free Pres
s.Ther. il no dull chanr,r In IL ~, IL--nrd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
DRY GOODS. FaSeF G0Of,Sg-
JEWELRY AND SILvERwARE.
Worth s2ooo.OHsi
Rs-All to b. sold for ONE DOLLAR EACH ~
A II II y - ID y l. T. & co,
LEA Broadunx Xe,r Yarh

AGENTS FOX EUROPEAN NANUFACTTREIs
Announce fh> in consequence 81 f- rv~rrtnck ing IF
thu English market. an mmAa-e quantity - Dry
and Fanny GOODS have i--en c"ns gi.cd = th.n
with snstTc'nns 20 De clesrsi for inins- slis
at any r1rri.fc-'. a. Co, have ther.fr- r--f, ~
Ia offer them according to th.r ordinary -,-t-In f
business at 81 each. without regsrd ." st.u~.
The following list siIous the irsl !ni-.ni- II
crs 81 "fhc arIiel-s which tl., ,,rT 81
Bar. Wolf and Buffalo Rs-s. from SIS 0;i a.. %
f.lfE IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-06
Iv.-They Historically Correct

"Historically correct. and AS entertaining many
Of the volumes OF Sir Walter Scott. '-Proridcnc.
Herald.
Lonisa Nuhlhnch have carefully ana diligently
sucd the secret histories of the times and conn ric-
Of whch she writes. aud her task is done well and
eff-c iivetivey ~ n-ces'eT Spy
.sNo Historical Novelist has lahored faithfully
and successfully to reproduce n complete picture
past times and events. "-rtica Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

ali expenses Of damages resulting there.
from. Report recsived and ~concurred
In. nw
then being in order, one was presented
from NJ Kraus q Co., and Others, pray
Ing that the cabs and carriages which
collect IN front OF their stores, be inter-
dicted from so doing. Received and re
ferred to the Ordinance Committee.
A petition from B. B. Waddell, owner
of the Overton Hotel, wishing 70 have
the buildings removed from the Lex
change Square," and the ground now
occupied by them enclosed with an iron
railing, and planted with flowers st the
public expense.
Alderman Rufin moved to lay it upon
the table, and upon calling the ayes and
noes, the motion was lost.
Alderman Passmore moved to refer it
to a committee of three and the City
Attorney. Carried, and Aldermen Pass
mere, Ruffin and Johnson nominated on
the committee.
A petition Of Father Schneider to OBJ
tain the use of the City Hall on Monday
evening next, for a festival for the benefit
of ST Mary's Church, was lost.
Robert Fletcher & Co., who have re-
Gently = pSt6ut Weh-DOTeIi
petition TO be allowed to bore q well in
the park. Referred to the Park Commit
tee, with power to act.
Alderman Cartwright presented a Pc
tition from Messrs. Gainwell d Co, of
New York, IN references to furnishing the
city with 3 fire alarm telegraph. Re
feTred to the Fire COMMITTEES.
By the same, = petition from the fire.
men, signed by All the companies, Pc
titioning an increase of pay rOm $50 to
SIS. Referred TO the Fire Committee.
The Board then, by a special motion,
went into the election of q Hospital
Physician. The Msyor nominated for
this position DIR. G. 3. Thornton, and q
ballot resulted In his election.
Alderman Ruffin offered Q resolution
that a committee OF three be appointed
to wait upon Gen. Granger and consult
with him as to the arms which are now
lying on the levee, and about which
there has been SO much excitement 10
the city during the last two days. Car
ried, and Aldermen Rufin, Rsnner and
Brown were appointed on the commit
tee.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
three O'Clock this evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
CITY COUNCIL.
Board of Mayor and Aldermea.
Regular Monthly Meeting.

The Bosrd of Mayor sud Aldermen
held their regular monthly meeting at
the City Hall, Exchange building, yes
terday evening.
At three o'clock the Board was called
to order by Alderman Swayne, and the
roll having been called and 8 quorum
being present, the Board proceeded to
business, with Alderman Swayne in the
chair.
The reading of the minutes OF the
preceding meeting was then taken up,
and continued through the proceedings of
the first day. At this point Alderman
johnson moved, as the minutes were
very long, (soms sixty pages f~ooiscap),
that the reading be postponed to special
meeting called for that purpose. The
motion was carried, and the further
reading of the minutes postponed.
The report Of officers was then taken
up for the month of September, and o.
motion, received Iandf.iied as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. ". Ruydron.
Jud9e.-fne jurors summoned to attend on YES.
terday terminal side OF the court) were dis
charged until Friday next The Grand Jury
viii be empa5neied on that day. The trial
docket viii be called, Informally, on Friday
next.
The Court, on Yesterday, decided that he wss
IN error IN granting Wits Of msndamus IN the
cases OF Slssie Va. Beaumont, and woodward
vs.. Beaumont, and that The same were dis
missed Ihs Plaintiffs in these suits 10 pay the
The cases set for trial to day Qaw side) sre AZ
follows: 1904, 1858, lC7d. 1872, lO7S. 1914 IGT5 ln7a
lOs0, u.s. IOs3, 1854, 1855, loss, 1859, 1899, 1892, 1904.
Ihls list OF cases was published on SUNDAY
lsst. Inc loliewing additional eases have also
been set for trial:
igS Leieh Carlsbad & Co. VS., Frank ct a..
1907 Fisher W. Williams.
l0ss Memphis lDs. Co. VS.. FARMLAND OF al.
1903 FIR edman VS.. Sulig.
lt0 CalliEson vs. NJ. & A. of NJ.
ll0l Cochrane VS., Avery.
llo3 ShalcTo5s VS. Bartlett et al.
liza H9llenberg ct 81. vs.. Powers.
1lo5 Apperson & 90. VS.. Wageener at nj
llO6 Piper VS.. Weyha.
ilG7 shaw q co. vs. Gs'ger.
ll0S Harris. Cochran Co. vs. Wagzsper ct al.
llV9 Holland q Bro use, etc, VS.. MARSHAL.
mo Mills vs.. Boyd ct al,
I'LL Dixon x'r, VI, Lana
liz Nc chants National Bank Of Memphis vs..
luS Whipple vs.. Willard.
iii4 Rerhn Ct al vs.. Sampler & Bro.
HIS kacigalupo VS., Nathan b %.
lllI JunkermRn vs., THOMPSON.
Ills koen VS. Ferguson,
lll9 fernando Ins. CO. vR. Jones
ll0 GSyoSo Gas Co. VS.. White
In Myer VS.. sides.
ll3 Farham vs.. Miller ct al.
ll24 Merchants National Bank VS. Carrutbars
lis Dibble & Co. VS.. Msrriu.
llz6 Russell, Grove l. Co. VS.. Nolan.
Court meets AZ ; O'Clock am, to-day.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Oeo- "
Reeves, Jsags-fnef following Judgments were
STATE vsRth, submitted, fine, enc dollar snd
costs. e"N
State Us Wexford, submitted, hne, one lola
PRsgHpyi verdict cfIqrE.not ssiify.
9 McGhee, submitted, fine, five dollars,
Goodwin, verdict OF Jury, not Sui ~
Jones submitted, hne, one dollar.
Bsu, verdict Of jury, not guilty,
The above fines were imposed on sdminiefra-
tors and guardians for failure TO settle their ac-
with the County Clark,
Tho case OF the State VS. Hale. negro. charge
Of hog stealing, closed last evening. The inTv
had not returned a verdict up TO a late hour
evening.
The calling Of The State docket win be pro-
cseded with to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

CAUGHT AND CAGED.-Last night
about hslf-psst niue, Deputy Constable
Thoa. J. Williams snd Constable McFall
arrested and lodged in jail, 3 negro man
named Charles Moody, end q womsn
named Ella Dickinson, who few nights
ago garroted and robbed another negro
named Allen. Great credit Is due Dep
NY Constable Wliiisms for the manner
spen, i've or six nights watching for
these tWO thieves. Moody Is a desperate
character, being g brother Of the negro
Moody EOw under sentence Of death for
killing Capt Perry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

Hook Il LAGRLL.-Sign painting, IN
the last few years, has become an art, to
become q proficient ia which requires
not only 5 iong practice and = thorough
knowledge OF the shape and proportion
Of letters, but q Bat1ral aptitude and
talent for handling the pencil. These
qualities, We have no hesitation in ASSERT
ing, are possessed by no a 10 our COM
mu8jfy In > more eminent degree than
10y b3th OF the gentlemen composing the
whose name heads his notice.
Merchants or others wishing g neal aud
artistic job Of lettering, should not fail
20 engage their services.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.
One Little Boy Killed and an
other Fatally Injured.

Yesterday evening about six o'clock
two horses attached to e wagon took
fright at something on Third street., be-
tween 0verton and Concord, and ran
away, throwing ont two little boys,
named Turner and Cody, who were in
the wagon. Turner was Instantly killed,
aud Cody was g terribly Injured that
his recovery Is considered IMPOSSIBLE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

The COACHMAKERs' INTERNATIONAL
JoURSAL-The October number OF this
excellent specially in journalism is be-
fore Us. The tS5ie Of contents and Illus.
trStions prove quite Whist every coach
maker, caF-1ulder or arey. maker should
have as an aid or assistant IN the devel-
opueut OF new idess, In their several
departments, Of a most important and
useful industry. To all Of these we COM
mend this publication.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

TIE NORFOLK CoNvEETIOF.-The fol-
lowing telegram WIS sent by Capt. W.
J. Ross TO VIM. a. Prince, Esq, Of Ncr-
folk, a few days ago: Delegates 70 Nor
folk Convention will be passed from
Memphis EEd other points On the line 80
far "a Bristol free. I sm sure Gen. Ma
lone will pass them free from Bristol to
Norfolk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

FIRE.-Yssterday evening about eight
O'Clock a fire broke u in the new frame
wing Of Alderman HurlDnt's house, used
as q kitchen, and entirely consumed it.
The engines arrived in time to prevent
the flames from injuriug the main build
ing. all Of the furniture that was in the
part destroyed vGs saved, we under
stand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
TELEGRAPHTC.
al
or TIE
RATES OF TgLEagAPHiNG


~ n IL
pSEIcE CF IHE5oUfHRxSPAcrv sASp AT-l
LAnTIC COMPANY,
3EEsHIs, Oetobor ] 1873.
To TIE CITIZENS Of MEMPHIS:
Z TT with pleasure that thssouthern
P2e;dc end Atlantic Telegraph Company an
uounce that The office in the city Of Memphis
VIII be opened at No. Eighteen QS) Madison
Strestin 3 few days, for the reception and dis
patch OF te,eEraPhie messages.
When the omee. Is opened. the citizens OF
Memphis VIII enjoy Che same reductions in the
cost OF telegraphins which have, a. al times,
followed upon the extension OF the wires OF
this Company TO other cities.
The rates win be amounted upon the OPEN
ting OF the Office, and the reduction viii be in
the same proportion to rates heretofore pre-
vailng as those which havS been made at
other polntz
Tia people of Memphis should not fail to
bear IN mind that reductions in the charge for
t~elegraphIEg ara, and always have been, the
result OF the building and completion of a
competing telegraph line, and that in the pat
ronage extended to such . company lies its
ability % continue to. and increase FOR the pub
lie. the benefits arising from low charges for
telegraphs.
The Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company would therefors respectfully solicit
from the people OF Memphis the same generous
patronage which has been st al other points
extended to IT. aud secured TO the citizens OF
other cities, a permanent cheap rate for tsls-
graphing, beside creating from competition
greater correctness and rspidity in tbs trans
mission Of MESSAGES.
GEO. H. THURsT0E, President
Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co.
oe2 w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

IEETIEG OF THE CLUBs.-Ths Com
mittee Of CIuUs to arrange the prelimi-
naries for a grand toreh-light procession
Of The Democracy on the night OF the ID
Of November, viii meet st the OrertOn
Hotel on Thursday l~tO-morTOw) evening
at o'clock. A fall attendance Is re-
guested,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING CoNPA-
NY.-Au the subscribers TO the stock Of
his company are requested 10 meet on
Thursday, the eigRth, st three and e half
O'Clock am, III No. 81 South Court street,
for the purpose Of organizing the COM
psny and the election Of officers for tine
ensuing year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

GEORGE HICKS, who was arrested sev-
eral days ago for completely in the Curd
swindiiug case, was yesterday before
Esquire Griffith again, aud the case con-
tinusd until next Friday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

OPENING DAY-AiessTs. MeHkeD Bros.
to-day hsve a display OF the Fashions.
They have received from EIrops large
lines CT Silks, P0BliHs and Dress Goods,
Cloaks sad other novelties which the
ladies, no doubt, VIII admire to their
hearts' content. or course every lady
will visit their store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

The NEW FKRRYBoAT.-By private
dis patch to Geo. W. Cheek, from Capt
Geo. Malone, from Madison, Ind, we
learn that the new ferrybOat to run be-
tween this and Mound City, will be here
to-day. She passed Hickman at O'Clock
yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
Little AcOiyte vs.. Cosmopolite.

SNFN1tA ~ Aplos
Deu -Cosmopolite
In the APPEAL OF this morning you
say the Rev. Mr.. Rogers vas not at the
Pan Anglican Synod. He never said be
was. You say he was 10 France. He
says so too. You say the Bishop never
preached on Ritualism. Nobody said be
did. You say q professional cross was
voted him. A Priest told Mr.
Rogers 1t was. You say Mr.. r will be
required to apologize. He Was, but
didn't. You say Mr.. X. never requested
the Bishop to give him /" the cross" ]
mailed the letter requesting It, and also
Mr.. . card in the APPEAL directed to
the Bishop at University Place, SewRnee
Mountaia. Youth hpd it there, Cosmop-
elite. You say the Bishop preached on
3 eertsin text. Nobody said he didn't.
Finally, who is " They" Cos, knowing
the very text, and all about the
a. apology" aud all those little circum-
Was " They" at the Pan An
ellcan Synod :
In one Norl, Dear Cos,
Your kfsctiOnRta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
should examine the stock of Boots,
Shoes, Hats aud Clothing advertised by
Messrs. R9yster, Trezevsut d Co., auc-
tionesTs, 70 be sold tomorrow morning
At their saiesrnom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

For RENT.-Dupre place, corner Of
Alabams street and Jones avenue. A
good tenant can rent cheap. Apply for
p~%rticulss TO ]. NJ. Ksasing, APPEAL
office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07
ST. PETERS ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Quarterly Report of the EX-
penses and Receipts, from
July Est to October Ist, 1S6S.

DONATIONS.
Mr.. Vigus, 2 bhls potatoes.
NJ. GIIvin, l box rstEins.
M Rohlen, Ice every day.
Bakers and butchers OF North and South
Memphis, bread and meat daily.
Menken Bros, dry goods.
Seessel& Son,
Moore,
DOwenstein,
Mrs. Owens, 3 doz neat hats for girls.
Mrs. Divine, valuable services.
Donation from Mr.. Duffy.
Thanks to Drs. Avent and VOORHEES, for kind
ard constant attention.
Sincs last quarter Is children received into
the Asylum; Is claimed by friends; secured
& sod homes for Is deaths 4 in Asylum az pres
ent 81; general health Of children very good.
MEMPHIS, October 4, 1888 IA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

G. c. DICKINSON was up before Squire
Griffith yesterday, charged with obtain
ing goods under false pretenses, and the
Squire, after giving him a patient hear
ing, sent him up 70 answer to the Grim
inaI Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

TIE original Frank, now located at IL
Jefferson street, under Commercial Ho-
tel, will spread In elegant turtle soup
lunch this morning ct ten O'Clock.
Fresh oysters also served up st all hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

jos LOCKE, at 2SsI has all the latest
magazines, literary, musical and sport
ing pspers, and the principal dRiies of
tbs country. This new news stand of
Joe's il ftt& up neatly snG handsomely,
and is quite 8 place for his friends, WHOM
we hope viii continue their patronage to
him, and as cordially rs ever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

WE are pleased to learn that $4,000 OF
ssoek has been subscribed for q Southern
Publishing Company in tais city, and
the stockholders meet On Thursday next
for the election of Officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

PERSONAL Col. w. H. Mc9rudsr, of
the Central Star, of Goodman Miss, Is
in the city on business. Col. mcGruder
is stopping at the Commercial, where he
will be happy 10 meet his friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-07

c. Bonner Marketmsster for the South
Memphis market, reports $3.50 70 col
lected during the month OF September.
Peter Connally, Marketmaster for The
North Memphis market reports $50.
Us Chandler, Collector on Privileges,
reports $40, 504 collected.