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The DayeSport Ga-ene says that the fcntth
rs slad day 1t ~ OrpAaas' Home. TO enable
The Children to enjoy the day Mr.. A. r. Ahxaa-
Asr circulated subscription paper, and raised
1113. This vs. expended in "gosdiss' nd Ars
works, which wers taken to the Home early inthe
day. The children were delighted in IL svsnx
ing, and wsrs allowed to sit up late onight" y
80 tn Arswosks.
--A Aorss named "Jack Harton," valued 1t
q, eee, ard bslossing TO A. ". Richmond, died
from everlasting, 1t cliston, last Sunday.
"A Repssliesn convention Of Van buren,, Da-
vis, and Wapslio counties 70 nsminassA candidate
for circait Judge, win BE- held At 0ttsma on We'd
nssday, August 3th, 1t o'clock, p. m.
f "A love- sick swain 1t Millsrsburs, Iswa csun-
y, faaoisd AiassH .,isA.sa ~ he object Of his
Affections and took i've grains Of strychnins ~ IN
sntiasts. A stomach pump, promptly applied,
expelled the poison and the young mans life was
saved.
"A young man in Glsnwood Was severely in
jursd lately BY falling from = horizontal bar
while swinging BY his toes, Ia gymnast By
some accident he missed bis hold and fell dis
tnnoe Of i've or ak feet, striking upon his head
He il in very critical condition, his body and
limbs being completely paralyzed.
The North Wet, Gov. Cues paper. has beer
enlarged and greatly improved.
The Fourth Of July procession at signosAney
was two miles in length, l.. D. Ingersri, Esq
delivered the Grafton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

Tar RATlrIcArIoy,-The rebel campaign,
under the Leadership Of che chief Of the New
York draft-rioters and rebels has been duly
opened in Keokuk. Our venerable cotem.
porary, the Democratic candidate for Con-
grsss, made speech. If length be : meri, J,
then the speech deserved praise. II bored
the audience into such paralysis Of silent
endurance that whom. ct the close Of it, our
venerable contemporary very feslingly sacri.
Seed himself on the altar Of patriotism, and
offered his sixteen years Of residence here,
and his honesty - his Witnesses and claim.
ants for their favor, his eloquent pathos fell
upon perfectly awful silence, there wasn't
chser not Erunt, not whisper. We felt
bad for our venerable contemporary.
Then Jarius +. Neal, aforstime Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in the interest
Of the rebels during the war. Neal 10 one Of
Clagett' traitors. Jarias proved his sympa-
thiss in that direction By euloSizing Seymour
and denouncins in the vilest terms General
Grant for devastating The South y
Then John II. Craig made one Of his char
acteristic Copperhsad speeches. I. was fuller
Of rebel venom than anything Fort Pillow
Forrest would venture upon. He viadicatsd
the right Of the South to rss,st the Congress.
sional reconstruction policy by force Of arms.
Craig 10 bslligsrsnt. He almost works him
self M to the fighting point on this score.
If %, he would 6eht On the eane aida that
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Assigneo1s Notice Of Appointnent

N ths Dlst Csurt ~ tAs Ustsd otatss lpr Tie n.
triet fIsss. i DAakvupscy u The saatsr Of T. Z.
0asssts, 0Anh5aps.
Tb uAoO + Aaneen1ssN:
UVQn anAstgpeA hsesby gives noties oY III aopot.t
meat . AsiaDeo u ~ sssnte Of T. III Garreef
q Wapsllo. IN L,usss cnasty In sa51 ustrtct, as1
Who vas te-wit: on The 18th 1as ef lGDx. II. Di000
edjudgs1 DsskruDs uroa HI Own pstl1iea, b. Job
Bruos, Asetstss y 1AnArGDt1y Of said Court
Dated ~ Essksk, lows, The 17sA day Of JQne 1894.
3. II. JOHNSTON. AsAesss
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aew vork aaPner.

0aW Tors naFRsl.
y Telegraph Nsr foas. July ".
Ploar-clossl dull and IL buyers Mvor.
Wheat 90 lower and very dull.
Rye Quiet 4 d 1901 G,
Os.-Dull Asd heavy ii s3lsos4 IN stors sad ssoso
sAoAt.
Corn-In buyers fav,r II u O. q 10 for nirsd
western IN store.
Pork irm; mess rs % cash and regular
Realistically with fAir demand.
BAcon-Quist: holders insist full prices
Iard-Rathsr more active; 1900 fierce. .'aisls for
good to prime steam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

Wool. WooLl-3O, 900 lbs. unwashed and
tub washed wool wanted by B. T. Wise, q
Fort Madison, Iowa. Highest market price
paid, in cash. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

REV. Mn. JuDKIss will preach st the Pack
ct Depot this afternoon At clock. Let our
people attend.
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u. Lsuis aarHss.

u. Leuis aarRss.
~ TslssrapA.] D.. Toms Jtfs II.
1loar-In good ocsl dsnnnd supers = 90 CD. ezra
q MOI 10; xx1S 510l0 q, fancy tl21l2 So.
wheat Choice lots sold ct an advance OF 90; other
grades dulE choke new RI nd white ~ 2A strict
ly prime seo2 90 nothing doing.
Crr-qood saaairy Tor chole.; white and yellow
mixed 1882
Oats-IuactIve; choice sold At 1850
Rys-Lower; 81 4ODH
Rrovisona-Yirm: higher AMI excited
Pork-eold At SIS 7jO9.
Bacon-clear sides II essr lib 1914: shoulders 49,
Lard-17 teOlS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

TIE Marshall and Deputy waged de-
structive war yesterday against unregistered
dogs. A large number Of the unprotected
CANNES have gone the way Of all flesh. All
owners Of this species Of the animal king
dom who have not yet paid the required tax
llsd better como down with the stamps, or
their " dorgs will be served in like man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

asw Ysrn nonsy Marass
~ Telegraph stv foss July II.
Money Easy IT ABS per cent
cold armet, closing At as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

CoRsELIus SwAHrwouT, for thirty years .
resident of Quincy, and At the time Of his
death mail agent on one OF the Keokuk pack
ets died on Friday.
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WAHrrD-Sleeping room for single gen.
lleman. Address Col. Kaiser, P. 0. drawer
No, !, Keokuk, Iowa.
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~ Telegraph Nsv YoAK. July IL.
Government stocks shade lower: soupors 81 lflA9
= DO 90 1laAOK.
Stocks 10 Yer, quiet and steady; American Express 70
Ok; 4s.fDN; n 94s1 e2s. W. r714 NY lss5s
OK Reading 9bZ0ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

Artheir ratification meetingin Ottumwa the
other evening the Democracy wouldn / cheer
for Frank Blair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

REMovAL.-C. Rench has removed his
boot and shoe shop from Main street 70 No.
Third street, two doors from Main. iy8-1w
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new Orleans Mar.st.
Assignee,s Notice Of Apo intment

Assignee's Notice Of Apo intment
In the District Court 9th United ftates for the pv
trict Of Iowa. In the matter OF the estate Of VI
Stewart, Bankrupt
District Of Iowa IS at Ks kak the 9Th day Of June
1865
10 vAoa Il NAY conceyn:
1NHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
u bic appointment ~ Assignee Of the estate Of N
ttevsst Esnkrupt Of CO. and State Of
Iowa, within sad Dsrict who has be- sdudesd bank
rupt upon the petition Of Wright. Bell ChaMbssl.in
Co., Of hs cssdtOss, By Jshn Jehn Brc one or the
Registers in Bankruptcy In and for sid DArict Of Iowa
on the 9sh day Of Nay 4 D 1853.
HIRAN KNOWLES,
Ispe2S-av-Ss Aesi.nea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

GLAD to receive call last evening from
Hon. Seth H. Craig, of Van Buren county.
TBE Republican State Central Committee
hare published an Address to The Republic
cans Of Iowa.
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Notice to Let Owners.

A MEETING d the City Council af Eeckak held
II the I'D day OF June. A. D. 1868, thu oliowire
Resolution adopted:
Rfsafesi, That the Of Lots six and seven
in Block 20l frontfug F0nrttenth strsat
be directed to have Plank Walk, FIVE ieet vide
made in frost Of their respective lots by the Is. OF August
next: ha plank be laid rrossw.se: the to be
done in accordance with the Ordinances Of the City.
Iesrtify the above to be trne copy Of Resolution
passed ty the City Council Of the City If Keokuk
Given under my haBd and fhe Seal OF aad City, this
9Th day Of Jrnr, A. b. 1858.
X. wELcaMAH
jrneas-2~9 Clerk Gonncto Of the City OF Keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

ATTEMPTED IScENDIARIsN.-A villainons,
looking chap named John Kelley, was before
Recorder Wilson yesterday for setting ERE to
Thos Shaughnessey's house, situated on the
leyee. About half past two O'Clock ysstsr-
day morning Mr.. s. I'VE haven't room ia
spell that name out every time) discovered
the rear Of his building to be on FIRE, and
Immediately went TO work to extinguish the
flames, and succeeded in doing 10 before they
had made much progress. Officer Lehman
was at once sent for, and Kelly was arrested
upon the charge Of having fred the building,
and at the preliminary examination yester-
day the evidence was sufficient to bind him
over, the amount Of bail being fixed at 500.
Being "lone wanderer in the world . Wild
erness,' he could find no bondsmen, 80 be
WAS sent TO Fort Madison to await the next
session Of the District Court. He is evil
IDENTIFY one Of that class who rove around
seeking whom they may rob. As he can give
no very strict account Of himself.
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TsE Republican State Central Committee
hare published IN Address to The Republic
cans Of Iowa.
"A Montgomery county correspondent Of the
Register gssys: "Ths great srasshopper scare,
which few weeks ago prevslsd in this county, il
now thing u the past. All aPprshsnsions Of
destruction to crops have paired away With the
ainost fsdissppsazaaes Of the ssass Of alarm.
6oms nslds;;of wheat in the country have suffered
severely, and in ssw instances the farmers plsw-
"a up The wheat and planted the ground in corn.
Many Aslds that we're supposed to be badly in
jursd are tsrnlag out better than expected, and
will Jet yield . fair crop. Only the wheat sawn
on new ground has suffered.
The Dabuqus Time. tells Of farmer who
slew sss rats IN, his cellar. He knocked one
rushed out. He struck, mashed, tramped and
squashed them, but was himself badly chawsd
mp.
A GRAND MOVE FOR THE MlssIs-
sIPPI VALLEY.
We had the. pleasure Of : call yesterday
from L. 4. Shryock, leading business man
Of St. Louis. chairman Of committee APP
pointed BY the Chamber Of Commerce Of St.
Louis, to present to the people Of the Missis-
sippi Valley the advantages Of new outlet
for their commerce through the Amits river
just south Of Baton Rouge, With Lake Pont-
chartrain, and thence along tho gulf coast TO
Mobile.
We commend tho project and the gentle
man who is here to impress its advantages on
our community 70 the favorable attention Of
our citizens, and trust they will appreciate
the importance Of the project and do al in
their power to induce favorable action BY
Congress.
There seems no doubt Of the entire fsasi-
bility Of the plan, and the cost OF the rsopen-
ing Of navigation Of that line Of communiea.
ton is but tri6e, estimated st not over !
quarter Of million Of dollars.
The memorial ssts forth that
By the opsnise Of Bayou MancAan and it, con-
nsctions, the sntirs products Of the West can
reach Mobile one Of the finest harbors n the Sea-
board, By the steamers now regularly plying the
Mississippi and its tributaries, discharging their
cargoss Of grain and other products without in
tsrmediatsy breaking bulky on board Of vessels
destined for any al Of the European posls, and
while your msnofialists would not say ought thai
might be construed ists dstxaction Of the port
Of New Orleans, still, Il is we'll understood fact
that tAs expense Of towags Of vessels 70 and from
The mort of Nov OFleane toaothey With thn ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-12

In accepting the nomination Mr.. Seymour
says the platform accords with HE views. OF
course this includes the financial plank -
every other. for what Seymours financial
views are nee an article elsewhere in our col.
nmns. II 10 Seymour's view that there 10 70
be no paper payment Of the bonds. And he
says that the platform accords with his views.
Ofcourse, then, he SO constructs the platform
rs 10 find no Pendletonism in it.
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1UsssD--C hs1se 1ees ttlIessnAeoA4Se lie y =
| r Fsssn,..ii css.1. u - -. .t Il
s s:s:.:sss y. !: = u IL, ,e.' !.
L1.,lcsty s.,sa IL - 5. co.n.ry cured
1s4s - ies ~ y. s.
DnsswAx--3o . IN - II r. -
TALLov-In IN. isass seoss saeP.rn.
lRaAfaRDs-Prine - 70 81 ~ -
Rxss cotton, u pr u.
Wrrr DsAss-Csnnen to good to -; scarce
lcnssss-0esa sos.sry lss. fsststy Ice.
ymss1 = 1lsinxton's Cidss 75c per gal.
lDaAr-WAaesah ~ ~ ~ lbs.
IRnu1rs-osssa Applss noDs II narlet. Choice
Drisa ApPss isse iass pr .. Dried
ls..,.-Ti.seA5 u = - -. Glover - -.
lous-cosi oil SEQ, Liaassd, nav 81 Is. boiled
u %. Lard, y lstoei -. ffss - - %
L,,s srooI- Best Gait. q - 70 - % gross.
/ Hoes, good lots, % to % 50 grosa. Sheep
- 70 5 50 gross. Veal Calves fron - %
lBAcos-City esrsd eanvAsssd hams lsae, shoul-
dsrs i3e, clear sidas l6Ao. Cou4tsy cured
1 hams llas l3ic; siAes he.
Psas-..:s : q per- Dbl; /. ..
weot-1.s ~ 4 ~. e. A' na'
tHAY-TinoEAy eheies In aetlye demand u Rom
81 o. b o. DO pr TN. Prairie - "
TO - %.
IWoop-1S 50 to So 50 per cord .accordingto quail
ity, n GOD dsnaad.
lH1pxs-Grsen, 30; do cured loc; dry nint 1ss'
do salt 15c per ID.
|sALr-Laks g es@3 10. Ohio River - ~
/ ON lsves.
laLAss--sxle - -. Rate. discounted IS to 40
per cent.
tNA1Ls-$5 90 rates.
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A FEW boarders can be accommodated in
the brick building on the southwest corner Of
Exchange and Second streets.
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iccIDEST.-Ws resreat 70 learn that or
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. John Givis,
General Ticket Agent Of the Valley rad,
met with N accident last evening in the fol-
lowing manner: He was out riding on the
avenue, accompanied By bis children, one Of
which came near falling out, and while M.
g. was atkanpling 70 recover it the horse be-
came frightened, wheeled suddenly around,
upset the buggy throwing al Of ito occupants
out, mono Of which, We are happy 70 say, were
seriously injured. The horse started ont the
avenue It : fsarfsl spsel, bat wss stopped
before eoiAg vssT Or. The buegy 1nstsinsd
considerable damaes, and the horse Va
somewhat bruised.
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The Dubuque Time tells Of > farmer Whs
slew sss rats in his cellar. He knocked cnt
with club, whom an army, hearing the squsal
rushed out. He struck, mashed, tramped and
squashed them, but was himself badly chawsd
M.
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The thirteenth annual meeting Of the Iowa
State Teachers Association will be held 1t
this place, commencing August 25th, and
continuing for three days. Arrangements
have been effected for entertaining the ladies
At private residences, and the gentlemen will
he accommodated At the hotels ct reduced
rates. In addition to this the Railroad Com
pan.es and Packet Lines will issue half fare
tickets to AL those wishing to attend. Il ID
confidently hoped that large gathering Of
teachers will be present upon thu occasion.
The progame will be announced in due
time.
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. District Court at Esokuk.
In. Va vA1Ix1suss, ATTY. ijs1e-eu sst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

Yesterday was q working day with
the ommissioners-there having been
no Court since Friday there were the
dockets of three days to dispose of.
In the First District thirty-five cases
were tried, S159 assessed, and S1O4 so col
lected in fines.
Us the Second District twenty-five
cases were tried, $50 assessed, and SIC
collected in hnes.
William Wrenn, accused of having
murdered man some time ago Ia Clar-
endon, Ark, and who has been fer some
time past in the Second District prison,
was sent for under requisition from the
Arkansas authorities yesterday. He
leaves this evening under escort of two
Deputy Sheriffs, for Clarendon.
Henry Schroeder, who killed Deputy
Constable VIM. Jericho on Friday last,
was brought before Squire Herman yes.
terday at 81 o'clock. He was present
with his Attorney, John Bullock, Esq,
and the State was represented by the
Attorney General. By an agreement
between the Attorneys, it was arranged
that Schroeder be released on $4,000
bonds, to appear from day to day, until
such time as the Grand Jury shall take
eognizanee Of the affair. This is GER
tainly curious proceeding, and looks
mighty queer TO outsiders.
ED O'Neal was yesterday brought
before Squire Herman on s warrant,
charged with shooting j. A. Gregory
with intent to XIII, on Sunday, and on
hearing the evidence, the Squire very
promptly discharged him. The facts of
the ease were given in detail in yester-
days APPEAL.
Elizabeth Kimbol had Fred Brown
arrested yesterday and brought before
Squire Herman on charge Of burglari-
ously entering her house. The case will
be beard this morning.
Theodore John alleges that he has
cause to fear that John Msrtmiller will
do him some grievogs bodily injury or
burn his house, and consequently be got
out warrant for Martmiller's arrest YES.
terday. Squire Grifnth bound John
over in the sum of $500 to keep the peace
toward Theodore.
Harvey Hoxiy, soldier, while full
Of the " fourth of July" stole watch
from A. Montrand on Saturday. The
ease comes up before Squire Griffith TO-
lay. Harvey not having $1,000 bonds at
The preliminary examination, ls mean
while in jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07
Personal.

Our friend J. A. Signaigo OF the
Grenada Sentinel is in town looking
in splendid health and spirits.
w. J. P. Doyle, Esq, Of the house OF
Harris & Cochran, who hss been absent
on a tour through Europe has returned,
and we were pleased to meet him again
yesterday at HIS accustomed place. Bar
ring few French airs, which we sup
pose are exeusable after 3 months stav
in Paris, Jack looks natural as life.
Capt. Black, Of the firm Of Black,
Cannon & Co., is also at home again af
ter business visit to the upper country.
Oar friend Clark, of the commission
house of Clark q Smith, has returned
from trip to the interior. He speaks
in gloomy terms of the coming crops.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEATmER 40 RrvrRs.


LOUISVILLE, July e.-The river is sta
tionary, with four feet two inches In the
canal.
EVANSVILLE. July 6.-The river fell
one inch to-day.
Passed up--Louisiana.
MEaPHIs, July 7.
We had another shower OF rain with
wind yesterday. The river Is falling
slowly at this point, and Is now lower
than st any time this season. There has
been 3 rise in the Arkansas. By q dis
patch from Capt. Adams we learn that
1t rose 70 inches at Little Rock, and was
again falling yssteraay-having de-
clined 5 inches at the hour the dispatch
was sent. White river Is falling, With 6
feet to Augusta, but 3 foot rise was re-
ported coming out of Little Red when
the Commercial came out,
Arrivals.
Steamer Westmoreland, New 0rleang.
Bismarck, st. Louis.
+" X. E. Lee, New Orleans.
/" Commercial, White river.
Departures.
Steamer Westmorelsud, Cincinnati.
4" Bismarck, New Orleans.
Z" r. Z. Lee, Cairo.
g w. A. Caldwell, Ark. river.
In Pest
NJ. Hambleten, Commercial, Clifton.
MISCELLANEOUS,
We are compelled to curtail our river
news to-day, TO make room for the pro-
eeedings of the New York Convention.
Presidents are only made once IN four
years, and IS the nominee at New York
will assuredIy become Chief Magistrate,
we hope our river friends will be con-
soled for the lack Of river matter to-
day,
Inc r. e. Lee passed up yesterday at
an early hour. She had a splendid trip
Of people, as well as 500 head of cattle.
She lays up at Cairo. Our readers need
not be surprised to learn that Capt. VIM.
Thompson may take charge Of the Lee
at no distant day.
The Caldwell got away for the Ar
kansas last night, with a light "Trip OF
freight, bat fair passenger list.
The Commercial, Capt. Ashford, leaves
to-day for White river. Charley Smith
ers is clerk.
The MolIie Hambieton, Capt. Bow
man, with Paine, Clark and Shell at the
desk, leaves this morning for the st.
Francis
The Ozark, Capt. E. C. Morton, leaves
on Thursday for the Arkansas.
The Marble City, Capt. Conway, is the
Thursday packet for Cairo and st. Louis.
The Clifton, Capt. Stein, backs out on
Wednesday for Cairo and Cincinnati.
Mr.. Hunter is her chief clerk.
The towboat Alps passed up yesterday.
We lesrn that the Richmond is badly
4" Ragged u amidships.
Capt. G. W. Norton is getting a new
steamer ready TO run between Montgom-
cry and New Orleans,
The repairs to the Fort Smith, at Little
Rock, are about completed, and she will
resume her place in the Arkansas trade
In few days.
TheDexter left New Orleans last night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07
To CORRESPONDENCE

Correspondents who wish to have any atieu-
tion psid TO their communications must OBJ
serve the following rules:
Be brief concise and to the point, avoid the
flowers Of rhetoric and condne yourself to
a plain statement OF facts. Writs on but one
side OF the paper in a clear hand, and with pen
and ink, giving your words and sentences
plenty OF room. In all cases the real name
and address Of the writer must accompany the
manuscript. Articles which rebound to per
sonal or individual benefit, or are Of a personal
nature, VIII only be inserted as advertise
ments or paid cards"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

TIE WEATHER. - Yesterday during
the afternoon we had several showers,
accompanied by considerable lightning
and thugder, after which the sun shone
out from the breaks in the clouds with a
ferceness which was almost unbearable
From appearances the rain has been
general,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

RETURNED.-Fifty men Of the 18th
United States Infantry, details Of com
psnies C and D, under command Of Maj
Christopher, returned to the city las
evening from Meridian, Miss, where
they have been assisting in the election
st that point.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

COMPLIMENTARY CoNCERT--The pu-
pills o, the Stella Academy have ten
dered a complimentary concert to Miss
Lottie Downing, their teacher, and the
STAIR is to come OF on Thursday even
ing, July 10th, at the Memphis Club Hall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

AUCTIoN.-Notice Strauss & Blum,
No. 2l3 Main street, are in receipt of 3
large stock OF clothing and dry goods
on consignment from Eastern cities,
which must be closed out at auction
within the next four days. Ali DESTROYS
of securing bargains Will find it to their
advantage to attend these sales. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07

TIE allotted time of DR.. james, stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and So Randolph street, Chicago, and
postOffice address, box 5S6s Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-07
II. Il. GULON

RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
deal ESTATE RROKERS AND AUCTION
L Ger. Z7B Second street. Attends eXclu-
FiVely 70 Renting anG Leasing Houses and
Lots, Collecting OF Rents, Paying Taxes, Eject
ing Insurance, etc etc. Bias now Tor rent
several vegy desi ra0le Residences, nom cot
tage 20 almost a palace. Also, several Bus ness
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