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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
SCHEDULE
OF the Arrival aad Departure OF the
Mails at Dallas. Texas.

DALLAS PnSIOffltE, lfnN'
GAINESrON.--Arr.Scs every Monday, IhnI.dhs
and Saturday nj 5r.N. Departs every snh'a!' Neu'
nrstlay aud FRIDAY Bt An.
CLARKSl liLE.-Arrircs every Tuesday ~ Pm
and Friday aud sunday ~ dAa. DEPARTS every Tues
day At AN aud Thursday aud Saturday ~ . ~.
MARSH Ai.I.-Arrlycs every SUNDAY and Thursday
atBpp. DcIart. every Monday and Friday at o AN.
GAINSyIlLE.--Arrivc, every Tuesday at Pm
DeInrts every "Wednesday nj u An.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every Thursday at Ors'
Departs every Men my ut q An.
Observation-Disclosures every Thursday ut 0 Pm
DEPARTS every MONDAY m q IN.
POsTOFFlCE IlOikS-Eycry day In the week from
q an until 5 PM and every SUNDAY from to DAN.
,. D. BOYER. Postmaster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

EB~It will be seen on reference to the
proceedings of the Board of Aldermen
that written proposals are invited, up to
Wednesday next, the Bird day Of December,
for raising the grade of Main street, cast
of the public square, aud also the grading
of Ross Avenue. This looks like business,
Those interested should give the matter
immediate attention. ,r. T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
sPEoIAL RoTIoEs.


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that T. i,,, 10 ih- lsish u saIs, lie snsFi is -
siiniralr he tsi-,s go 81 u'sni, 80 ito Sais -
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ran 10 iiTa iTs,f', 81 nal is ga a. be- l@sr,
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- sol Sc th-s- .frI m,I, seni ieF liieaiaF, lFins
A.. Tsfnig n-s niaIs uniTF eaNs y u LlNip'
10. q, noH la ATLANTA, GEORGIA, ll'lm'
ss.Thl. !. truly the "ar- Il pDFHp's,' AID The
AhieTican lIlr aTr i~sond inui, Tar AlsrAd al All
oIhrg. Il's !. ,saFly Demonstrated :! the sr~lns
MaehiRe-Nhich l., 'Irsily 'i-~snF' an American
invention
In III. Isanrh"f manufacture, The EsrlHf srstNG
MArniNL Co., auirr. 90 iiusrfy, Nov York CAY
stand. pF,-rininsnt. Their "impr'Nrii Manufacturing
Maslu-" la, ~ rival IL l. hnt "n s,'und ul'rhAi''
irai pFinrplos-ls simple In uii,iTu'iiui-oA'iy I'M
der-iood. and not liable 10 get "ui 81 "T'rr'
it, sewng qualities, particularly "n cloth Ahd
leather. oann"l I" claasSl and ~ .n,h, Ne 'r'"h'
mend il o. our friend, aud tho pullc ,'vuru,lly
sLc,. julSii, is6s-!1if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
NOTICE,

vUyHE PARTNERSHIP formerly existing
between Masteu, Ross & Bro is this
day (23d September, 1862 dissolved by
mutual consent, and in future win be con-
Quoted by W. W. & A. J. Ross, under the
style of Ross & Bro. The notes and ac-
counts of the former firm are in the hands
of Ross & Bro, who are authorized to settle
up the business. Persons knowing them
selves indebted to us will please come for
ward without further notice and settle, as
we are anxious to close the business.
octl0-tf KOSS " BhO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
TARnANT COUNTY.

TAKEN Up by ". H. Burk and cstraycd before
lanes ii. Smith ]. p. Precinct No. g. Of Tarrant
County, on the 18th day Of Nov 1865, One fok y OF
OXEN, one marked under slope and upper bit IN
each ear no brands, the same, and black WINE mce.
One red brindle close crop of the right ear and up
per bit in the left enr branded AW on right mp afd
on the right side and small white spot In the lace,
and some wife the bely7 years old with heii ana
collar on appraised at 40, Nov. 18th 1865 li''t.
TAKEN UP by d. Coffee and esIrnycd before
yomas II smith a Justice of the Peace for Tarrant
county, on the Sd day of October, 1865, ono pa
HORSE, about years old, about ID hands hiGh'
branded S. on the left shoulder, and has y pail
lead-just above his breast Appraised at s"o' 'hiS
October 3lst, 1865. :. - an
A. G. WALKER, C.C.C.T.C.T
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
RANKRUPT NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS pho ars indehfed 70 the
n estate 81 J. s. Saunders, in Bankrupt
ey, are hereby requested 20 settle said IN
iebtsdnsss vita z. D. Coughanour, At his
osice in The town Of Dallas. between nov
and The 7th day Of Dreembrr. 1865, on
Which day every claim Of said Esfsie re-
maininr due vii Be surd upon, 80 fhs law
directs. COLTBT T. SMITH
ro47I-1es; ssignef
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

At the late destructive fire AT
Navasota, Mr.. II. Patrick had Il
house burned on which there was
an insurance of $4,000 in the Plan
ters Mutual Insurance Company, of
this city. The insurance was paid
on sight not of the fire. but of the
draft This is a decided argument
in favor of insurancc-cspeclally IN
our home companies.
Houston Times.
Mai. T. c. Jordan is the Agent Of the
Planters Mutual Insurance Company, for
Da las and the surrounding counties.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

Rev. Mr.. llepworlh says no man
can write u good sermon with an
unpaid provision bill lying on the
table before him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
nl.Lap Gr.ss'. naII Vi.ilai.sn.

IA frsrai sitls ls's Ne "A dis sis'Fns'n, sic
~ Ia a "a sirsrnssn, sill - FFsTish ~ 10
Pfs.hstrr ~ thnFTh, H. iAa'ias, - RS, h.Ah =
- ~ flaTih sstssih ia l.o1euts, Al ~ '"aN
A.zsrI have q hrst rate, net' m1iiuih 81
tsl, Ore anl hu' slar,preaf lion 'sIe, which
~ill he sold loo 10 a cash customer II carr!
application Il 4'le,
~ J. W, w,NpEil.S'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
IEGAL nLiNas

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.


TAKEN Up by Jno. Chcnault and estraysd before
BEN Long, J. p. Precinct No. !, Ono LIGHT sok.
REL MARE. years old, last spring, about i5'2
hands high. star in her forehead ho'h hihd zee,
white brnn led with halt iice over II appraised
at $40. ...- lii5'
TAKEN UP by John Davis, aud ,s'raWd before
LION white spot in his for head. about years old
about Il or IL hands high appraised at so:
lll:3t"l
TAKEN rP hy T. !. McClaln, AMI cstrnyei before
I & Stroiber j. T. Precinct No. 3, unc Yoke OF
WORK OMEN, One rcd work steer, white lace,
white on both sides Of head points of horns sawed
OF, marked crop in the right ear anu uhnero' ~
the left ear AN udiscrbnble brand on the left side
and left hip, years old the olera red work steer
marked crop and split IN right ear, banded on let
Rororted TO me i,y Isaac B. Webb County Com
missioner, as cstrays, one YOKE Of ONEN-ono n
black with white face, marked swallowh"a and I'M
dcrbit in left ear; the other re- with white pides,
and same mark as Glove llO.3t
G & homes CCCD CT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
RACGVNC AND THES!

RAGGHNG AND THESm
NOTTON-PLANTERS are requested to
u notice that Tagging and Ties have
been procured and are now on hand ior
their especial accommodation. Also, in
addition to the former stock,
Brown and Bieached DOmes-
tics; HickOries; Caltcoes;
Hosiery;
and a full assortment Of Bottle Goods.
Just received at
sent 26-2N1-r wester's Old Stand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28

Tassif ffs ilaasssi Tea ~
lislsei isnfs lh' g'.i''f fnf's6
tans lasi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28
PL0WS PL0WS.

BLACK NANi LAND, w
Ihan any other kinl ever mahufaeiurel Or
imported into Texas, rhis l. broad as
s.riion, hat one lhsi can ~ EASILY proved
by a large numbrT 0fths mosl TrsIsoiahle
snl suoeessfal farmsFs Of Dallas sad sur
rouhding counties, as Niii sPpesT frem The
certificates furnished me hy Esnilsmsn sEo
have soF several years en.iiVsisi their
farms with ploWs manufactured Ly me
One Of lLesv erTilhealrs Is hereto spPeHd-
"a, as fOllows'
DALLAS. felFaap siih, ICES
Tls unirT, snni EsItarIs, Irslipg IN pslss s'asly
iaka sTuai IluasuTr IA niusrisns q ~ iett.T'
~ NaTihrIn Texas ihs fllus isaiui a. iAaiss
- ia.rIh q NfthHnFil ~ tbs Hs Ia BLACK
ans UiisT k,nd ~ Ilua 49, iasT rssT usssl sI sci
4. t,s. Il ear fsiilis sls lsh a. inT,lasr stfL
Rl0R PiOM, sF 80 ~ all ninsns taiH ,lr "a ills.T
manufactured T., i,rsiAI q Msssnnrli All ga s,il
lASs ~ S-uss ~ nrsTsl .vuT laIs..n, -.
". a. lilHliiS,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
JOHN HOWELL,
JOHN J. HAkiNs,
DALLAS TitnN rrnN,
JAMES tntE
JAMES ALiRihlE
A supply Of these ploss aIe constantly
kept on hand fnr sale, ~ my shop, for cash
JOSEPH e. MCCONNELL,
Dallas, March ~, lSGs.-2Gif
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-11-28


Etrrl 81 zen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

stone to finish the paving contract.
Capt. Lowdon reports the Common.
wealth aground at 81. There is but
seven feet on that crossing.
The steamer Ida Reese is offered for
sale at Pittsburg.
The wrecks Of the burnt steamers
Ezra Porter, Delaware, Pine Grove and
Potomac were sold at auction st Cfncin-
natl Thursday by the underwriters.
That of the Ezra Porter was purchased
by c. T. DumOnt, for $3.50; Delaware
by Mr.. Mcdonald for Potter & Wilson,
for s625; Pine Grove by B. f. Davidson,
for $500, and Potomac by c. 7. Dumont,
for S625.
The Continental left st. Louis yester-
day, and the Lizzie Gill leaves to-day.
In consequence of low water, it is an
nOuuced that Bart Able, VIM. MePher-
son, John Boffinger, and other well
known stamboatmen, will run 3 mum Der
of boats, including the Mollie Able,
Lizzie Gill, Bismarck, Commonwealth
and Great Republic, between Cairo and
New Orleans, beginning at an earlysday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

which sold on levee at 95c. We quote
scarce st 95e(9S1 in store.
CORNMEAL-Mark quiet. A sale
of $50 bbls kilndried at depot was re.
ported at 81 so fresh in lots at mills
"a 1904 So Kindred in store 81 Goa
4 rs.
CHICKENS-Market fairly supplied
with good demand for extra young. We
quote old at S495 young e 1903 50.
EGGS-A few lots received and sell
slowly at 25@27c.
FRUIT-Little coming in. Fair de-
mand for choice Apples at S1@2 per bbl
Dried Apples, sc; Dried Peaches, 70Se.
FLOUR-Market is quiet. Sapsrfine,
XXX, and fancy family, Sl1 509l3.
HAY-Stock light a few bales choice
sold on levee at $23 inferior irregular,
ranging from ST. to 20.
HAMS-Plain country 17(918e; plain
canvasse1, 17@l8e; sugar-cured can
vassed 19a@2le.
HOGS-Few in market and demand
light at 53@6c gross.
HIDES-Receipts lights. Dry flint q
(922e; dry salt, l7(9l8c; green salt, 100
Ilo; green, S(99e.
LARD-Prices are steady. Kegs, 200
2lc; tierces, 194920c.
LIME-Eureka, 81 Is; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, 81.
MOLASSES - Fair stock. Sugar
house, 65e@SI; Porto Rico, 65@S5c :;
ISyrups, 75c(9S1 25.
MESS PORK-Held at $50 75(9Sl with
sale reported at $50 80 2; Prime Mess,
S2S@2S so.
OATS-Only 55 sacks No. 2 received,
which sold at csc {; held in store at GOA
65c.
OILS-Coal oil, 3S942c; lard oil, 81 40
al 75c; linseed, 81 2091 40.
ONIONS-Fair demand at g 90 per
barrel from wagons.
POTAT0ES-Goo demand for sound
at SlG9l % per barrel. Sweet potatoes,
SIS 60(014 per barrel.
SHEEP-Duil at 81 60(92 50 for Ten
nessee; S4@4 so for Kentucky.
SUGAR Firm prime to choice Lou.
isiana. 169lSc; fsir, l4915c; Island,
13t916e.
TAR-In kegs per dozen, SIS 1906.
TOBACCO-GOod stock and prices
firm, with only a small trade doing.
WHEAT-Nor receipts good demand;
No. 1922 05; No. 2, 81 850I So; infe-
riOr, 81 609l rs.
WHISKY-Msrket irregular. High
wines, nominal. Common whisky, SI@ |
81 so imitation Bourbon, 81; Bourbon, !
81 50t9S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

JAPANNED.-I addition to having
been turned ana resoldered, !" the morn.
ing Radical sheet, to judge from its so.
called editorials of yesterday morning,
has lately been JdpdHiled. 1t leads OF
with & growl about hundred and fifty
native Japanese Christians having been
drowned lately, and Immediately after
ward the learned scalawag who grinds
out its editorial, lights into the New
York Herald and gives ats Cts, on not
only the geography, but the history and
ethnolOgy of tie isle of Japan. Poor
country unfortunate peoplel For hum
dreds Of years they "kept themselves to
themselves" and got along very we'll
managed to live, 4" be virtuOus and
happy" but at an evil hour Commodore
Perry, with Yankee inquisitiveness, got
among them, and 10 they became civil
lied. They learned to lie, to cheat, to
steal, TO murder-in fact, they learned
all of the Virtues of the great uni
versal Yankee nation. Lord Elgin, with
his bluff heartednsss, tried to instilI into
them some OF the English virtues, but
the mature of beast" was too much
like that Of the Yankee, and they would
learn nothing from him. To what base
uses not only an individual, but q whole
people may fail, was never better illus
trated than in this instance. SO rapid
has been their national decline, that they
have even become the subject Of quar-
rel between two scalawag newspapers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,.l
MEMPHIS. Aup11Sf % IRg2

| OfF1CE Ot THE DAILY APPEALl
MEMPHIS. August ., 1888
Tho demand for Eastern exchange is
only moderate, and it is not expected
| that much improvement will take place
for the next fifty or sixty days, as there
will be very few bills falling due in New
| York before the 1st of November, and
| by that time there will be more than
enough making to supply the demand.
AT present, offerings are about equal to
the requirements, and will continue 90
henceforth, so that we look for no more
shipments of currency to that point, or,
in fact, any other of consequence.
City bonds are still running at about
Soc; $4,000 were sold at that figure YES
terday, and $4,000 to-day. Other lots, it
is said, can be found at the same rate.
but holders are not so anxious to sell
Memphis and Charleston stock is firm at
&c. while Mississippi Central and Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee stocks and bonds
are in active demand, but scarce.
City scrip is frmer-$S0O0 was sold by
one dealer to another at zoe selling in
a small way at 7S@75cA There is no
earthly reason why it should not be
worth dollar for dollar. There is we
learn determination upon the part OF
our authorities to make all come up and
pay their past dues. We hope it is true.
we have asked for the names of those
who are in arrears, but have received no
reply. We reiterate our request, that
they may be handed to US, so we can
publish them to the public. It is duty
owed to the people by our authorities, in
order that every man in town may know
who is in arrears, and it is equally our
duty to see that they do know it. Rumor
says that several of our heaviest real es-
tate owners are largely in debt to the city |
for taxes long past due. If these rumors
are true, We want to learn the fact, and |
we will soon give very good reason why
Scrip should be worth dollar for dollar.
That IL is not so to-day is due we fear to
the want of independence on the part of
those who have the matter in hand.
County Warrants are in fair demand
from dealers at $40 buying selling at
55956e.
Police scrip is firm buying at 75c
selling at 7s@sO5.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
LA, and closed at 1444. We could learn
Of no sales to report. Small amounts are
taken at 142@l421; selling at 14S9@144.
The New York stock exchange quo
tations at noon to-day were as fol-
lows: Old Tennessee bonds, 644; New
Tennessee bonds, 634. Five-twenties,
of 'Sl, 13g; do 1852, 13I do '64,
s.; do '65, III; do new issue, Is; do
81, 1t; 10-4Os coupons, ST. Bonds
steady.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

NEW YORK LIFE Insurance COM
PANY.-Messrs. Mcclure & Caskin have
been appointed agents for the above first
class company in this city, and have
opened an Office at No, 27a! Main street.
The cash assets of the company are over
ten million dollars, and it enjoys the
confidence of the people all over the
United States. The advantages of life
insurance are acknowledged by every
person at the present day, and those con-
templating insuring their lives should
call on Messrs. Mcclure & Caskin, who
are prepared to take risks in any of the
popular foTms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

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 is called to the fact, and
to the notice in another column of Geo.
Robertson, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed free over the road on showing the
conductor their certificates ofstock, from
one day before until one day after the
.meetipg. an2Qsf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

THEATRICAL.-Mr. c. D. Steinkuhl
and Mrs. Thompson leave for New York
this evening, to make arrangements
with stars and to engage the services
OF a good stock company for the New
Memphis Theater the coming season,
which will be inaugurated about the 10Th
of October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

GoOD TINE CoMINe.-We all look
forward to good business season the
coming fall, but now money is scarce
and dealers in all kinds Of merchandise,
rather than remain idle, are offering
such inducements as cannot be obtained
a few weeks hence. Messrs. Strauss &
Blum will continue their auction sale of
dry goods, notions, etc., to-day at 10
o'clock, at theiT auction house, No. 213
Main street, where bargains can be had.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

AMEMPHIAN KILLED.-By dispatch
from Cheyenne of the 18th inst, we learn
that s. Rosenthsl, for nerly Of this city
and well known here, had been killed
that day at that place. A DR.. johnson
is mentioned as the slayer. No explain
alton Of the crime is given. A mob had
demanded Johnson Of the authorities for
the purpose Of hanging him, but at last
adYices nothing had been dome.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

PAsCHAId HOUSE DRAwING.-Cer
Gates in this grand drawing cen be had
in Memphis of MIR. e. 3. PIummer, w.
FL. Passmore & Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. PsttisOn & Co.'s bookstore,
3l73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy2S stawtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

M0RTUARY REPORT for the week end
ing August %, 1868: P. Dlspon, 6
weeks, black male, congestion; J. Al
ston, 40 years, black female, consump-
ton; V. A. Lsux, q years, white ff-
male, dysentery; ]. r. Roussin, 10
months, white male, spasms; G.. WASH
ington, 40 years, black male, debility I;
8. Civatts, 40 years, white male, dysen-
terry C. Holt, months, black female,
spasms; Ada J. Thompson, IL months,
white female, diarrhea; M. Gumprict,
% years, white male, typhoid fever.
j. G. HOIST q Co., Undertakers.
A Burns, two years and six months,
white male, diarrhea; j. LannahRn, 50
years, white male, invaquistion of bow
els; P. Mallory, Ii months, white male !;
K. Lavelle, Is months, white female !;
L. T. Price, 8 months, white female, ma
larious fever w. J. Feran, Z years,
congestion of brain M. j. Kelly, / year,
white female, marRsmus; H. Mitchell,
10 months, black male, diaFrhea; un-
known, 40 years, black female, bilious
fever. OWEN SMITH, Undertaken.
Child Of VIM. Bridgewater, white fe-
male, premature birth child of A. Az
drews, 2 years, black female, measles
child of G. Hall, / year, black female,
diarrhea child of P. Hart, years,
white female, diarrhea II. T. Margen,
40 years, white female, bilious fever G.
Powers, IS years, white female, conges-
live chill. THOs. o. SMITH,
Undertaken.
NJ. Jones, years, black, female, dis
ease Of the heart; s. Harley, 2 months,
black female, msrasmus; L. Jeffries, 8
months, black female, =; w. John
son, "a years, black male, dyseRtery; P.
Oates, so years, black male, congestion;
R. Frehan, 20 years, black female, con-
gestion; g. Hall, year, black male,
-; II. Mitchell, year, black male,
intermittent fever; negro, year,
black male, -; COceOrna, years,
black female, -; negro, Is months,
-; black female, still born; M. MUIR
ply, 10 years, black male, consumption
negro, 10 years, female, -; G. Adams,
81 years, black female, consumption.
MCCAFFREY & CORNELIUS, Undertakes.
Observation-Disclosures, Is; negroes,
%; total, 3S.
w. E. ROGERS. NJ. D.,
Health Onicer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

LEMONS & Son received last night,
London Quarterly Review, Liverpool
Mercury, London Punch, London Illus.
trated News, Gleason's Literary Com.
paniOn, French Courier, La SemaiRe,
LemOnd's Phunny Phellow, for October,
London Times, Scottish American Jour-
nal, Scientific American, Day Book,
Round Table, Nation, and the usual dai-
lies and Hsrper's Weekly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

Rev. J. w. ROGERS will render his
poem Of 1.-THE Lost Cause" at the Tab.
ernacle, Wednesday night. This is quite
a new species Of entertainment among
us, aud three weeks repetition before au-
diences composed of our most cultivated
people, is the best comment on Its merits.
Tickets, so cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

THE PROTEST Of those persons opposed
to the present method Of paying for the
Nicholson pavement, having been
tabled by the Board Of Mayor and Alder
men, they hold another meeting to see
what they'll do about it, at FergusOn's
Hall, on Beal street, tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

THE MEMBERS of the rival boat clubs
are making energetic preparations for
the race which is to come of in about q
month. Getting up at daybreak and
taking pull on the river, before break
fast, is good exercise, but few people
have enthusiasm enough to appreciate it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-24

TIVE funeral Of Robert Wsrdlow, who
died On saturday evening, from con-
gestiye chill, Ess well attended yester-
day, his remains being followed to their
last resting place by q large naAaber Of
citizens, white and colored, headed by
the band Of which he wss the leader
Deceased was about the first colored
Democrat in Memphis, and lived to see
hundreds Of his race following In his
foOtsteps