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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-23

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-23
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

by his certified report to the Clerk of the
County Court, setting forth the number
OF guards and horses and number OF days
served.
Sec. 4 Be IL further enacted, That, in
case any County Court shall fail, or re-
fuse, st its first quarterly session after
he crganiz alton of the County Guards
provided for in this act, and the act this
IS intended TO amend, to make q suf-
icisnt appropriation for the payment Of
SAID Guards, the Sheriff shall notify the
Governor of such failure, or refusal and
shall present to the Governor 8 copy OF
mis- report; ~whereupon it shall be the
duty of the Governor to send an Asses
sor, of his own appointing, who shall
levy and collect the necessary amount to
pay said Guards, and to continue them
three months longer, from the Taxpayers
of the county and said Assessor shall be
allowed six dollars per day for his ger
vices, in assessing and collecting said
taxes-to be estimated by the Governor,
IN advance, and collected with the taxes
levied for the payment of said Guards
Provided, That il sny balance remain in
the hands Of said Assessor, he shall pay
the same over to the County Trustee,
and take q receipt therefor; and, Pro-
That said taxes shall be levied
upon real estate alone; and the process
Of collection herein provided may be re-
DeRted as often as may be necessary.
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UNION FEMALE OLLEE
O9ford, Mississippi.
Chartered by the state in 1854, and authorized
To confer the Highest Educational Hon
ous On Young Ladies.

observation-disclosures and Guard
iaus are especially invited to consider the mer-
lis o. this Institution. To sdneate-ln me true
sense OF the wOld-to EDUCATE thoroughly the
young ladies OF the South, il its aim. The de-
partmenis OF Matthew Rtics, Ply steal and Moral
| Sciences, Literature, Ancient and Modern Ian
gusges. Na~ic. DrRwing, etc., are ably filed by
Sccom plished teachers, male and female.
Spe. ial care-it may be said, uncommon care
Is taken not only TO thoroughly educate in
the Arts and Sciences, but TO render the pupils
contented and happy, TO train their moral
sentiments, to cultivate correct tastes, 10 pre-
serve tneir health, and to throw around them
proper restraints. In short, to AFFORD to patrons
one of the very best regulated Institutions in
the land.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been made
to supply the College with suitable Apparatus
sufficient to Illustrate the sciences, and 70 give
q practical knowledge Of them, In addition,
the c asses in Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat.
ural Philosophy, through the courtesy of the
cess to It's large and well appointed Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, exeelled by none
in the South, and TO be favored with Lectures
and experimental Illustrations by DTs. Garland
and HIgsrd, the learned Professors in these
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. building, esti-
mated 10 be worth $4,000, is eomnodious, COM
Portable and retired.
| ENCES patrons and pupils of the
College.
ARD DEPARrMENT-In charge OF Rev.
w. W. Mcmahon, is kept in a style seldoLa II
ever, equsled. All the teachers board IN the
UsTSoRMrrY or DREss-EcoNoMY-Purple
Calico, Brown Merino, PINK Deiaine, Pink
LAVE and White Dresses, Plain Hat. Trimmed
only with q band OF black velvet. Those
wishing 10 wear mourning are required TO con-
form in p~lainnesS of dress, but not in color.
As economy is the obi CT or this arrangement,
new pupils need notIay aside clothing already
on hand il as plain as the UNIFORM, but when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded.
ExPENsEs--Per session of 20 weeks, half in
advance:
Preparatory ----.---S ~ %
College ClssseS- proper IS 20
Ancient and Modern Languages. each. l2 50
Nusie- each 3 ~
Use OF InstrumentS.~-.---.----.~ ...,,-.....-. . W
Ornamental branches, usual rateS....--.....
Board, Ledging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh S
and 100 90
Pupils charged at The above rates from the
date of entrance until end Of session in June,
except in cases OF pr0tracted sickness.
R.9. BURNEY, Pres't Of Trustees.
jaSdaW c. H. BELL, Pres't Of College
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22
MRS.
Indignation Meeting of Citizens.

At the Greenlaw Hall there was, last
night, quite 8 select and Rpprecistive
aadienee-not rs large Is there might
have been, but comprising many OF our
most respectable and intelligent citizens.
A few minutes after the ~hour-eight
o'clOck-the Hon. Mrs. Yelverton ap-
peared and announced to the audience
that she had been very Unexpectedly,
and at q late hour, informed that she
could not give her readings without q
county license. This she did not have
and would not procure she could not, in
justice to herself, her station in life and
her connections, class her readings as a
show. She had given over fifty read
iBgs, and this was the first county that
had made such q request or exactiOn.
After exeusing herself, she retired.
Considerable disappointment was man.
Tested by the audience; several of our
prominent citizens stepped forward to
advise with the lady, and the audience
remained seated, awaiting the result.
While the deliberations were going
on behind the scenes the audience
resolved itself into sn indignation
meeting, with Mr.. Kortreeht IN
the chair. A committee of tWo-Judge
Brown (of Brown & Griffin and Col.
Kerr-were appointed to draft suitable
resolutions expressive OF the the sense of
the meeting, In the meantime, Mrs.
Yelverton, at the urgent solicitation OF
many, read The Raven" by Edgar A.
Poe, and the Flood and "Milkiug
Song" by Jean Ingelow, the audience
showing their appreciation By the most
perfect attention. The Raven was well
rendered, Mrs. YelvertUnis articulation
being good and her voice remarkably
soft and melodious. Ia the rendition OF
the song 10 the latter piece, the lady ex-
hibited considerable cultivation Of voice,
and the gradual dying tone ard echo Yss
admirably given. At the conclusion of
the readings, Mi. KoriFeeht, IS chair
man, read the following report OF the
committee:
ResOlUed, That this audience, for the
honor of the Memphis public, resent with
Indignation the eOEduet OF the Clerk OF
Shelby County Court, in exacting Of the
Hon. Mrs. YelvertOn a license for the
readings which she proposed TO give in
cur midst, thus reducing to the level OF 3
show, or ordinary exhibition, sp exer
else purely literary, and which IL clearly
exempt from such taxation.
Which was seconded and carried
unanimously.
+. s. Davis, Ed, offered q motion
that q committee of five be ap-
pointed to wait on Hon. Mrs. Yelverton
audirequest her to favor her friends by
repeating her readings, which was sec
onded and carried. The Chair appointed
Z. 7. 8. Davis, ESQ. Col. Bridgeland, Col.
Tregsvant, Mr.. Halle and w. r. Moore,
+ q. Mr.. Davis then handed the Chair
msn q communication from Mr.. A. J.
Halle, rendering the use OF the Memphis
Female Seminary, free OF expense, to
the Hon. Mrs. YslveTton for hoz reading.
The meeting then adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

ANOTHER WAEF-Tbers is no telling
how nan thousand dollars, and how
many liver might he saved yearly bv .
Droper sysL.m Of local inspectors. we
have spoken " the necessity Of Az III
spection OF gas and chimneys, and 3
want that il even mare pressing is an In
spectiou- OF refined petroleum Oil--indeed
~ ali burning oils or Huids. Coal oil. to
he safe, ehOuld stand E test OF ct least no
Fahrenhsit. Any lighter dlstiilstion
Ibsp this IS dangerous. We are Informed
by a cs1npstent chemist, who has tested
zeyeral spesiGlsns Of tbe article sold u
on city, that there is a great deal OF 4
that Is far bslow-Gls required standard
VIII some oil dealer let ps know nov
this isl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22
THE COURTS,

CRIMINALC Court VIM. Hunter, Judge.
This Court vas engaged all day yester-
day in hearing motions for new trials
and arrest Of judgments,
To-day the grand jury will be dis
charged, after which there will be a gen.
eral jail delivery Of ali persons against
whom indictments have not been found.
The Court will then adjourn to court in
course
MUNICIPALC oURT-Geo. ". WaIdran,
J4dqe.-This court did not convene yes
terday, as announced, the Judge still be-
ing sick. Nothing Will be done in this
Court until Saturday morning. II Court
convenes on hat day the motion docket
will be called, and motions entered
thereon heard and determined.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-GeO. ".
Recess, Judge This Court will convene
Monday morning, January 25. The
Grand Jury will be empannelled and
charged and the civil docket will be
taken up and called through, sff0sding
sn opportunity to plaintiffs to take judg-
ment where no meretritious defense APP
pears upon the papers, and all appeals
will be dismissed UNLESS the appellant APP
pears by attorney within the first three
days of the term.
The State docket will be taken up on
the second Monday of the term and dis
posed Of before returning TO the civil
docket. The first, third, fifth and seventh
Thursdays will be motion days. The
Court will hear brief motions on any
morning upon the call Of the roll Of at
toFneys,
CHANOERY COURT Nm. u. Smith.
Chdnce1lOr.-Tne trial OF the case Of
Shaw VS.. Carlisle, wss resumed ysster-
day, and engaged the attention of the
Court during the entire day pending
the trial of which Court adjourned until
this morning, when the same case vii
be again taken up and concluded in a
short time, after which, the day being
motion day, the roll Of attorneys will be
called, commencing at letter Y.
The Clerk and Master will take an sc-
count to-day in the Ease Of Mostly ct a..
ys. Rarbiere OF al,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

LARcENY-ELOPEMENT OF A PRIs-
ONER.-Yesterday a man named Ran
dali was arrested for stealing a pair Of
blankets from the store of MIR. Thomas
johnson, on the Levee, and taken be
fore Squire Willard. This was about /
PM, and a case being then on trial, his
examination was fixed for Q pm. He
was permitted to go into an adjoining
room and lie down on 3 lounge; before
his case came on the constable who had
him in charge was called away for q
short time, and when 8 pm. arrived and
| RandalPs case was called, 1t was aseer-
tanned that the light-hngered gentleman
had taken himself clean of, leaving ne
trace behind. Great CONSERVATION en-
suea, and Judge Millard's entire avail
able c~onstabalary force turned out to re-
capture the fugacious blanket thief. The
chase was 8 short one, for he was soon
hunted down aboard Of 3 boat ct the
lapding, on which he had hidden
himself, In the vain hope of getting
away from his pursusrs by leaving the
city,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22
ASSESSMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The Pearl
Of Savoy was repeated last night to 3
very large aud fashionable audience.
The actirg of Miss Maggie Mitchell
seems TO improve every time that one
sees her, and is q most faithful reflex Of
nature. Mr.. CO,lizr as "Pierot," sp-
peared to much letter advantage than
he did sn Wednesday night, and showed
thai he is q very clever actor. Our own
"stock" acquitted themselves most
cfeditabIy, even amid the dazzling brill
lisncy OF the "star.n and Mrs. Cline,
Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Henri were re-
csiyed with the same marks Of approba-
tion ever shown them. The play to-
night will he The Little Barefoot, with
Miss Maggie Mitchell in her favorite role
of % AmFi,u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

TwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD
Taken from the store q Tobln, Lynn &
Co., On the 18Th instant, a black Russia
leather vslise, containing clothing and 5
numbeg Of valuable papers, among
which vas a bond of the City of Little
Rock, Ark, number six, o. for one
thousand dollars, i've (5) coupons at
tached, three OF which ere past Qua The
bond natures July l, 1870. All persons
sre hereby warned not to trade for the
same, rs payment has been stopped.
The valiss containing the above men,
toned papers belongs to Col. John Rob.
ertson, ana So win be paid for the deliv-
cry OF the same Is
TOBIN, lynn 4 co, Ss Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

WI direct attention to the advertise
ment of Messrs. Register, Trezevant q
Co., in our auction column, of the sale of
dry goods at their rooms this morning,
which must offer very fine inducements
to these who want bargains, the sale be-
ny without reservation aud embracing
g Gne assortment Of seasOnable and
handsome goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

ALLEya-Tae filthy condition OF
gome-indeed nearly Rli-of the alleys O.
the city, ia frightfIl. All of the seven
and seventy distinct and separate
stenches discovered By Gle poet in the
town OF Cologne, are 20 lie found In
Memphis sileys, with 3 feT dozen that
Cologne never dreamed of. II it ia 60
load ia winter, what will Ii be in sum-
mel?
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ASSEMBLY,.
Condensed Summary of the Pro-
ceedings OF Tuesday.
NASHVILLE, January 10, 1863.

NASHVILLE, January 10, 1863.
Senate.
The Senate was called to order to-day
1T 10 I'm, Speaker Senter Ia the Chair
and eighteen members present.
The Judiciary Committee in q report
recommended the rejection of the bill
providing for female suffrage.
NEW BUSINESS.
By kTr. Mccall Bill defining the pay
Of Railroad Receivers. The bill provides
that no Receiver shall receive for COM
p%ensatiOu more than that paid by the
railroad to its Superintendent before il
passed into the hands 81 the State also,
that any Receiver violating the provis-
ions OF this act shall be subject to q fine
and imprisonment.
TIE House bill to regulate the number
Of directors Of railroads passed its third
reading.
House.
The House was called to order at 10
am, Speaker Richards in the Chair,
and sixty-four members present.
THE SCHOOL. ~FUND-THE SERGEANT AT
ARMS ORDERED To ARREST RUTTER.
Mr.. Thsyer, OF Carter snd johnson,
reported to the House that he was in
~ AltCA bJ tAO SpCClHl COulLlltbcC ap~
pointed to investigate the disposition
made of the missing school fund, to re-
port that G. r. Ritter, of Memphis, had
refused to pay any attention to the sum-
mons Of the committee. The commit
tee therefore requested that the Speaker
issue an order for the arrest OF Rutter.
After some discussion as to the proper
course TO pursue, the request of the COM
mittee was embodied in 8 resolution in
structing the Speaker to issue to Capt.
Frank Hyberger, Sergeant-at-Arms, 6
warrant for Rutter's immediate arrest,
which was adopted under a suspension
OF the rules.
NEW BUSINESS
By Mr.. Williams: Bill requiring Com
missiOners OF Registration to be bona
fde residents of the county for which
they are appointed. Passed frat read
ing and referred to Committee on Judi
eiary.
The Speaker presented O communics-
ton from the presiding officers of the two
Houses of the North Carolina Legisla-
ture, accompanied by resolutions in ia
7Or Of completing certain railroads now
in progress in Western North Carolina
and East Tennessee. Referred to the
Committee on Finance and Ways and
Means.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Richards, House bill
to liquidate the State debt WIS taken up
on third reading and passed with some
proposed by the Judiciary
from which it was reported
and by Mr.. BossoD.-Ayes IS noesl l.
Senate amendment Incorporating the
American Loan Association of Memphis, |
10 be attached to 8 House blu, was con-
in.
Senate bill Incorporating the Memphis
Oil with an amendment incor-
porsting the Nashville Linseed Oh Com
peDy, and sn additional amendment in
cOrporatirgt the Doe River Manufacturing
Company, and g still further amendment
Incorporating the Memphis and White
River Packet Company, passed third
reading,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

FIGHT OF THE AMAzONs.-TWo black
Amszlns, named Anne Ales and Sally
Johnson, got on the war path yesterday
sad went for each other with 8 hatchet
and paiE Of tougs. Both instruments
suffered very severely, the hRtehet es-
eseially being ir~retrievsbly ruined. the
rampant black crooks were with diff
iculty arrested, and they will have q
hearing to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

NICHOLSON PAyEMENT.-Tbe con-
tractors have finished all OF the work OF
having with the Nicholson pavement let
q them in Nis city. The Chancery
VT has decided the question Of the
Co. ~ty Gwners' liability in favor Of
prope- factors. The contractors are re-
the 'hs city to enforce the collec-
CURED by y ~ suits against the prop
uon Of tins Il '@nInGtion and sale; hence
zerty for it, cond, 4 parties indebted 10
we shall expect 81 20 come 10 u ofiee
sns for the pavement a those who can
and settle. II there a. them come nm
not pay the money, let %ey can and
and cay frankly what II we can in
will DO, and We shall do what he allie
s~eeeDtiug such terms as they ma %
10 offer us. 4. n. DROWN
January z 1869. RI
Ledger and Post copy,
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10. O. F.-The members Of this be

1. O. o. F.-The members Of this be
nevolent Order had an interesting meet
ing last Wednesday evening, on the oc-
casion OF organizing a Rebekah Degree
Lodge, which will be composed of the
members of their lodges and their
wives. There wss, we learn, q large
number of the Brothers aud Sisters pres
ent. The name of the new Lodge Is
Ruth Lodge No. !, Degree Cf R9beksh
The officers elected and installed are: j.
p. Prescott, \. g.; Mrs ]. NJ. Littleield,
Y. G. ]. L. Russell, Secretary; h. d.
Council, Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

IMPORTANT TO Lot OwEERs.-The
owners Of burial lots in Calvary Gene
terry who wish to have them ornamented
with evergreens and s~hrub6ery, have an
excellent opportunity Of doing SO now
that the proper season has arrived for
transplanting. We learn that the Su-
peTintendent has made al arrangement
with Mr. Stewart to furnish the Ceme-
terry with all the trees suitable, at very
reasonable rata. The services Of an ex-
pert gardener and florist have also been
secured to ornament the grounds. A
better opportunity will never present
itself, probably, by which lot owners can
embsllish the grounds made sacred by so
many hallowed memories, as they have
at present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

CITY LAMPS STOLEN.-South Mem
phis mas lately been Illuminated drill
lisntly, we supposed by coal oil lamps.
Last night when the lighter went his
rounds the lamps were missing, they
having been stolen by parties upon
whose track the police are shsrp-set, and
whom they expect shortly to capture.
These thieves also broke into the store
Of Mr.. J. w, Madden, corner of Main
aud ToIbert streets, and stole q lot Of
sT0Ce les.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

Wanted-City and country peO-
mic 10 know that we are offering
our splendid sock OF Boots,
shoes and Hats a. retail, at e -
thau Wholesale prices. Satisfy
Yourselves by looking.
>. 4. IIANDLAN a. Co..
279 MaIn street.
Goods moi exactly I'm style less
IhaR cost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

HANDSOME PREsENT.-Sherif Curry
was presented with 6 most beautiful bug
gy whip yesterday, by J. II. Tilley, Esq.
The mountings are OF solid gold and sill
yer, and the handle Of bamboo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

lNQUlsfTIOG.-The committee APP
pointed at the LAST meeting OF the Board
of Aldermen, on a motion OF Alderman
MOftatt, to examine into the practice Of
the Mayor, Treasurer and Comptroller in
issuing and paying warrants, met yes
terday evening 81 4 o'clock, and CORR
menced the operations Of examining the
books Of the Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

SENT UP.-John Osborne, the negro
confidence man who tried to swindle
Peter Wesley on Wednesday, was
brought befOre Squire Griffith yester-
day and sent to the Criminal Court uu-
der $1,000 bonds, in default OF which he
went to Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

JoE LocKE's NEWS STAND, 1851 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ma
terisi, embracing every variety OF daliy,
weekly and monthly papers, as well rs
magazines and periodicals. Al tie
latest news can be obtained az his ms0-
moth stand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

THE FIRST MEN OF II Clyde.
ClOpton has a special call home, and will
leave the isst Of the week. aud viii not
BE here again THE yesr. His ostieDts Of
the city are bringing their frienss IN.
He tEeats with perfect success, plies, tsta
la. structures, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

CAPFURED.-BOb Holmes, Of Runtyn
Station, stole q horse soms weeks ago,
and was captured with the animal in his
possession. He was sent to the county
Jail in default of bonds, to await trial st
the next term Of the Criminal Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES, ETC
We call the attention % our readers to
the advertisement OF e. l.. BabeOck,
proprietor of the "St. Clair Nurseries"
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, call on
him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22
NOTICE.

District eff West Tennessee. IN Bankruptey-ss.
At Mem phls, Tenn, Ilth day Of January, 1853.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF p. L Dodsons
within said District, who has been adiudged q
upon his own petition, By the Dls-
triet Court OF said District.
o. WOODBRIDGE
jaIs % 2 Assignee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-22

TIE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for Tue reception Of transient guests and
boardeFs. Price per day, 81 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We will be glad
20 welcome our old friends GRd guests.
~ D. COCKRELL SONS.