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r. 90 nner # a9.--De SAL ct. Naul
',1np Stour City a@tlenbabn VS.. @bas.
'@oop,> rpegen' BEN $4,000, sic @oob SER
tlpren gu baben bebauptet, ID fie ibm fiber
bic 8ride Ing @a0er 9efaQen ieien rnc
ppn{penen bic @ilenbabn Company be-
bauptet, bab er fie ein9eltedt, 1T Dor uurc
miro mobl ben 9onsen Sag, rpet1 ni4t
mebr,' IN Mnipru9 nebmen. l@ir 1aben i'm
@eri6tssimmer,} ieitens Der Mnfla9e BIT
Mpppfaten Glint 8rtsbin unp Davis
iettens Ter 9ertbeiof9un9 2omprey, 5eort
&tnb NQi8. @tr weroen in u~niererd MIDI:
iten DRUMMER einen furSen Beridt bel
lan9en &erbanDlun9en 0ebet.
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Corresponding Der @taats=3citune

:: 81 ct. petcr, ben II. Suni 1869.
Geo, @eslep> mel9er Mo9enlano pit
.e6 19ten auf Dem Epbtenbette lag 1T &C.
gen o1e8 Grparte&t ieiner Merste unb Taz
mile ipweit ber9eitelt, pab CT mteoe,
aufliBen fann.;a4" A. f.
Set Der lebtetf Dienitag t%att9ebabten
8abl fir 8eamte In Der Treimaure,
9oge babter ltpurosn bic fol9enpen Beamz
ten er>pdbltf:t ~ j>~ =. d.1j| =
q, 81. g. Sadett 81. 3d., ~ .
T. Tbp8. DppnS, g. %. 49, -.
r" 8ent. &oser&>S. IS. : 'H' ."~,-
SIS. Dryer, s. r:..~'r"
III @m. BideltS. .. O. H,.gHM
.a&6. SpneS, SeeY. 80. !. -. Il.
20 S. g., Ereapwea, Greae. ,>.u...D"'
.jI@yS. Saccby, tTyer. Il. 1914 ",ir4p"
III @ebteI Mp9e murpe ber Mntra8 npr
ben MnmdltenHpe6 CUR sleben6ldnelt9en
:3u@tbau6frafe perurtbetlten Deutl6ene
2oui5 Setting, auf Elm neue @erb1r .lauz
tent, ypr ren, &iGter Nufttn a%r9uuaentirt
npelder aber big cabin nod, tsine Gnt=
.{Getpua9 8e9eben bat,j Biro ober trabrs
l9einli@ 81 @(uniten pe6, @efQn9ener
Cine grpbe Ma0e ',@5ei;enl ,tpturlpe;, biz
lebten 3pei @p@en in; bteilge Staot &C.
blraat' 'wpSon6 err @m. @0tmmel u. 81,
hn.@nJ ,,nc{ffe,4F Naf1n,+ta,4l '-" 6orr+ no..
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9G. . Hpder8 r,urhe am g

- B. . No9er6 murce ami Somz
ita0 Nbenc BON Der @plpen Nulc 2o9e
cer @ooo TemplorS au69etoben neil er
Die tDle 0ewcbnbeit bate fid 70 oft er
aus her Stort sin9 cannibali1d III bcz
1auf en-. Coli unS punoern pb bic Driz
gelanten Tirma &p9er6, Np9erS u.@poc
es nidt fit notbwenoi9 eradten >perpen>
um Die Gbre Ger uGamilie" gu retten, Die
gauge 2p9e ;u pra9eln.
- Sci Nepwooo 1T man auf &oblen
9etpben bic 100 procent be7er fem louen
ais ale ti5ber %9efunpenen.
Da6 Grfe &e9tm Ell bic SEE
union reS "old first" III @biteBear Safe
fanp an, lsbten Donnerfaa i1ott. Do6
@etter tpar 1ebr un9unfi9 e6 re9nete
ben 9an;enGas.a. &rpBoem, amllirte man
1t@ in 2etpS 5ptel 70 gut see eben angling.
Trpbiinn uno @eiterteit berrl9te liber all.
Na6 Dem Witta9e1en, tpuroe ;ur @abl
BON reuen 8eamten fIr8 nd9lte Sabr
9eldrttten. :Majpr5efelfn9er ronMtnz
teappli6 tpuroe gum Nralpent uno &C.
neral Spbn YeQer gum &ice>Yrdlipenten
9epdblt. Sermon. @tewart Dem au6<
9ebenpen YrdIoenten puroe ter Dant
per@e lell1aft npttrt*l l1nter8 eolettuno
Der @reat @etern 8anb tebrte Sic Sc
1eui1aft am Nbenb 3uruud. Gpr per
Sffce Yot Or "Stemart aufmar19irt,
>puroen bic :Tabnen obaeliefert unp npdz
malls Dem Doctor Der DAFT fit p,aS. am
9enebme SET welde6 er, Dem "old first
Fbereitet bate abAetattet. DoS i1d9ite
Set fnret in Minneappli6 tatt. = . -" ~
~ @eriammlun9 Der @rempt6euer<
leute beute> 'Dientas Nbeno ii,m 5oof II,
2accer 5oule.. a.1%t4M NJ ~ 92D
-n"Wir battett :r'iltie t Gage. cas s@erz
9ni9en einise 4roben; sot ren6 pl;1aniB'
orteiten bcs' berrn 6. .s@ il npl d, III
St. @ntbony 3u ieben,,@ 81: mare1 5rz
3tebunssn fir cine G6lre cine iteute
Elm ,&Drt@en NIT Blumen, sine s,aupers
elm &Drbden Stf bor. Detoe I, ttr,a1rer
auf's feinfte 5uu,.p funlt9eredteae i9e1arbei>
tet uno. nader" benz 4.8erferti8er slGbre
@ir br{n9enarieies our 4Tettlidtn Noti3,
ia mir oft pom: Qeuten' piie: jperartises Mr>
beiten piin{dens Sefra9t,s perbin,s pp fe
bielelbenu befpn1nen f6nnen, unb aia9en
nun 3u oielen alien 9ebt su 5errn @unps
la@2 in st, MntbpnY, speerlaBt cure E%8ee
fteQunsen' fir i'm bet'@. &olentran$ ST
5traBe 81. paul. CRIT tn @tanpt
cure @lnlde ;u trfauen.. i@a@I4h
81 De- @tpre be5' 9rn. >MlarfB III
TorreR Safe ,hronnte scr eiintsen gSfd6bteu
nteoer. 3spet eSun9e 2eute bic II BENT
ielben }@liefen batten Elm fnappe6 Gnt>
fommen. @ar gum Spell nerit@ert.
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Mlbrc4 ts 8abeanffalt.

8ir belu9ten 9eftern bic bon Germ
Mbre9t an Der pberen >Qanouna ertaute
8apeanfalt uno fBnnen ,1ur, un1ern ,2ez'
fern cine fur5e Seidreibuns liefern. n" Oil
lnlta't beitebt' aus jmet. idwimmenoen
@ebduoen, zines fit 9errr zines fir ga:
men. Grlteres 1T gang pouenbet unp ben
8aoenpen 9e5fnet.. Da17elbe entbalt Elm
9roBe6 8aitn, Don 8 bis 81 Tu6 tief
fir @9mimmer uno 1ol@e bic IS ppr<
Sieben fi9 i'm Treien ~ 8aeen, oben 1T
e8 pfen, cine iebr quite Dou6e uno runp
UNI roB Satin serum feline @emdder
Die abwe@ielno ais Mntleipez uno alS
Baresimn1er ein9eridtet. Die Mnfleipez
iinn1cr entbalten ALE 8equemli9feiten
Die man {t9 in elmer 8aoeani talt MIN
l9en fanu unp bic Babesimmer, entbalten
auber benz 9eaume gum Musz uno Mnfleiz
ben, Elm ettpa 81 fG5uB ttefes uro redt
9erdumt9es Balin in ta6 eil1e Ereppe
binunterflbrt. Die Simmer ilnp ALE
unter Dad uno f5nnen baber 1pmpbl bel
9lubenotem Spnnen lbeit tpie BET Narfz
1temGeaen benubt tperoen. Da mir 1elb1
Elm GROCER Greunp be5. Babens fnp, f
unterwarfen pir zines per Simmer 9leid
elmer prattti9m probe uno fanoen, caf
caS 8afin 9erdumi9 uno tief 9enus fiji
ale 8e>pe9unAen> auber @9wtmmiibun:
gen, ca6 bo5 @afer 9eraoe l9neu 9enut
fie6t co6 Ba0 on9enebnt su ma9enL BIZ
Temperatur oc5 Ba7er6 cine re9t ct:
quifence,-mit cinent Wprte man fanr
1d bier BADEN wie es etnem Dernlnftiac,
Meni@enfinpe 3uf1mmt.
Da5 @eblure fir bic Damen miro in
2aufe Der naditen @o1e fertis >peroen
@S beltebt aus SaoeSimmern dbnlid
rem pben be1driebenen fir 5erren. Ser
Nlbre9t miro nerlu9en, ben Damen Sl
DaulS bic feline Nn1olt nit ibrem Belu1
beebren ale SEQ uemli9feiten III bieter
bic man BON elmer suten Baoean ltalt per
lan9en fam.
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- 200 beutfde Ginpannerer Ian9tett
pdbrenp Der leBtet @p@e IN 81. paul
an. Dielelbenz finb meiitens 8aierr,
pomnterrt unb 8Sbmen unb bra9ten Elm
@ermSeen BON ca $4,000 nit,
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Scr &lrper prn .Natrtd Eracp &C.
fu1tben.

Mm lestcn Greita9 fam bic Nadrt@t
na9 Der Staot, cab Elm 2et9nam auf Ell
ner sSn1el nabe &eo Sod 9efunoen }et.
MtGael Trocp, Elm @pbn pe6 lebten
@inter IL mYleri15 peridwunoenen pa>
trifIracy ma9te ft9 fpfort auf penWeg,
po er permutbete pab e6 ben &6rper ietz
mes @aterS fem f1nne. Mm Ylabe an
9efommen erfannte Gracp lowobl, al8 Elm
Jpn beeleitenrer 6err SbielpS> an Zen
&leibern bic 2eide ais bic ceS patrid
GracY. Sic febrten iofort nod rerStoot
aurld, ben Coroner Don Dem Sa9Yerbalt
III benadri9tt9cn> trafen penlelben abe1
i9on auf bonn @e9e an.
Man tei9loB Damn na9 oerStaot 5u>
rId;ufebren UNI Or. @mtlb unp Deputy
Sberif Grace m%itsunebuen. :
Nadbem biele6 9etban, fubr bic partie
na9 Der Snlel ab unb fanb ben 2eidnam
auf benz &lden lie9eno> bas re@te 8etn
5uiammen9e5osen uno unter benz linfen,
ben &ppf Glubabwdrt8, oa6 6leil9 opr
einem Ebeile pe5 @ei@te6 tpar gan;
fort. rs ,..
Sci l1nteriu4ung Der Gal4en neltt
e8 19 berau1s, cae lie @etentalGe auf>
ge19nitten unp olleS @elo btS auf 81.
Ter 3uiummen9ercut it, elmer Gfe@ ifedte
fort MAI. Der 5au6i9liNel wurpe an
einem &iemen befetiet bel ibm %9efunben
Der &6rper >purpe pann in e::ren ~
BEN 3mefe mitge11omrmenen &aiten &C.
tbar uro mad 81. paul 8ebra6t, no CT
IN Sbbut BON Deputy Sbertf Grace
blieb} bis eeitem Mor9cn. ~'.}"4}..*
Coroner Dodge btelt 9eltern Mcr8en
bic Qei9enIdau, .uno mebrere 3eu9er
purpen Derb5rt. Mu6 ben MuSl a9en oer:
{elben 3erbelte ni@ts &po6 uuf pie urla@'
peS Topes be6 @erarrbenen 1dlieben Lief
Die Post Mortem unterludun9H wurp'
BON benz County Mr;t 81. 6. 6. Smitb
unterftuBt Don Or. @uerrpn, ,9ebalten
Die Dpctpren 1usten aug, bab fife ni&te
entpeden f5nnten mas auf %9epaltfamcl
SOB f4lieBen 'Heb. sDas @eroict ce'
Sur9 .,par. btn8emae eDab her 2eidnan
Der pe6 patrid Graep lei rab e6 ib'
nidt m6slt@ fei,p bic @eile auf wel9e e.
gu leinem Gpre ,9efommet 9enau an3e'
9ebe>,, paB fe jebo4 Scr Meiinan9 tpare
eab iein Sob bur@ '~sufaQiseS, .Grtrinfer
berbetaefubrt }et. '"a4 f. ss1aG, n"ess,< -
Die 2ei9e ruroe baun zen 8ertpa1o'
ten Qber9eberk bief e am NadmitIas &au
ben fatbolii&en &ir4bof besruben. ~
s8L-1snfhtE MMM ! xAF sF3%l
Dan &ice 1T NIT {einem @ie}en;
CIRQUE '1|t,' 8, o's bent beg. 2sMl 9 1 nod @dt'sS:;dt:. 4 p paul !,
- 6eervs Carl 6ofm,aan, Alrrdtiitte II
bat feline SfRet ppm l1niteb 8lof mad
Sroin6s Blpt oerlcst.S S1t3 <'A8 '
- zoo, beutfAe Giintpannerer lar9tet
pdbrenb BET leBtet. @p@e in St. pau
an. Dieiaben7 finb meittens 8aiern
pcmmer1 urb BSbne1 unb bra@ten cit
8ermSae1 Yp&1 ca $4,000 nit,
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5@'M IS. 9aYoen ppn bieler StQot miro
,pabri9etnlt6 al8@ anoicat fit bie@ taatSz
Mupitprtelle auftreten. II Ct 1T Elm febr
sebilpeter. Mann, unp in jeber 8esiebuna
fdbi9 ipieien SOFTEN 3u fillen. IS.
-, 'E''"'@ 81 Yeter; Is. SUM, 1869.
Diete' BADEN lebte Na@t bier nmfuo
getrteben. .'''>' ...' ''
Ser 8enbam, @irtb Ypnt Nprtb
Wetern 6otel, purbe UNI $50 uno cine
ftlberne ubr beroubt nebl # Elm paar So en.
Ginem Der @dite i'm ielbiscn Sptel
muroe EN- berrod 9eitpblen.
Say unD Spmltn1 Jon ftte9en ite bur1
pas Tenfter uno nabmen bic @elpl 9ubz
looe NIT alien BARN befnpli9en @elp
init wel9e5 jero9 rur cine feline @umme
m0r.
Die Dtebe bra9en >pie {e' glaabteu,
Die County Sofe auf-aber gum Slid
rrar es rur benz Suese Mufin feline 5ofe>
nOelde nur Mertbpapiere uro fem @elp
entbtelt. %.
@tpeter II. Stunt 1863.
Martin @iuiamS, Gi9entbUmer unp
5erau89eber Der bieliAen1 tribune bat feline
3eitun9 an S. st.. Mppre fir 81 ZOO
yerfauft. 5err 81. mar mie 1dpn fritz
Der tert6tet, Mpplifant fir bic bielee
polmei teriteQe> wel9es Nmt fruber Ser
WiQiams beflcipet bat rtele @telle tpurce
5errnWlocre Ypn so. 6. Milfin| on 81. 6.
BON pteiem Diltrift Su9elu9t unter re1
8eoin9un9> roB ct bic Gribune au6fouz
fen wirre, uno bann pa6 Blatt I'M SSn=
terefe rpn @ilfinlpn reot9iren wIrpe
Der erlte Spell 1T nun 9eldeken, UNI be,
sweite miro mabrlbetnlt6 AUDI Dit
Gribune war bis pabin INNER se9enDl:
finlon. IS.
ueber Den Der SIC:
fen fcint19en Broucrei II
Taribnult erbieltcn mir BON eineu
Treunbe ra1 elbf t wcitere "Details, bic et
MICE Yon un6 lebteWod ertrdbntepunft
beri9tisen. Uni er Treuno i1reibt:
GrnIt 6ledenftetn bate etr,en Nrbeitc1
namen8 @alenttn &arl pelAer l9pn 1ei
6 Mpnaten :3e!0en BON Srr(inn 10,
ft6 CAB, ct 9laubte pob Elm tletner 5unr
wel9en Ser 6. Tledenfein ei9nete> rer
Geuf el iet> ct itedte penlelben in fem get
unp ptele8 in Brano> UNI ben Eeufe },
Serbrenneh brannte ober bacur9 81
8raueret au9 an, wdbrerb be8 Teuers
lief ct 1T ben nabe lie9enben Straight
! &tper> unp eridufte ild. Sein &Drpe
wuroe ant Samlta9 Mbeno auf perielbe1
@teue %9efuncen uno ant @pnnta9 Mpr
gen beerpt9t pbne Die iiblt9e Gopten19or
absutalten, neil per &1rper idpn III ar!
: in @erpelung ub~et9e9an9en war.
:: Der @dapen betrd9t un9efdbr ZOO
Dollars feline Sniurance lief flrsli@ at
oa er aber Stof in Der neuer Snl uranc
@p. fir 8rnuer in sRilwaufee robm, +
lief er bic olte police ablaufen uno II
pieier Company 3u oeridern. Da abe
oteielbe Company Bis jeBt nod feline go
ltctes au69e9eben bat, 70 tpctb man MID
befpmmt er etmaS rper ntdt jeoenfaut
, fuuten ite Jpn ieinen S@aoen tbeilweii
, per9lten.
r Sbr Gr9ebeniter
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-- !5iu> rer Giinbre6er> muB Elm Ser
b6r yor Der Court Of Common Yleas be-
fteben. Gr serbleibt BIG oabtn i'm Sc
fansntb.
60 MQenSpl6en bic Elm poar quite
StiefeL @9ube ober CATERS brauten ratben mir
mad prm Upper Go,pn" @dubtore Res Germ
pbilipp 6abel 30. 312 Ste StraBs, gu seben unb
fd bort ben, Don 5trrn Sabel ioeben pom Often
sebradten Gorratb anauIeben. Man finbet bort
bic feinleu Stiefeln, bic aierli9ltsn CATERS unb
betseferti9ten @dube. Bete1te Mrbeit tpirb im<
mer auf bas Belte, Yunttidie unb Billi9lte anae<
ferti9t. M'an ssbe bin uno uber3euee fd.
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.1ir Batter {neten bo8 Gerouiioe

h;-- @tr batten ipeben ba6 &er9ni9en
cine teue praAtpole SABINE, bic fi9 Der
Deuti@e 8eretn fir pos @dngerfet bura
6errn 9erwe9en babter bat anferti9en
su 3eben. Dislelbe 1T BON l9pe<
rer blauer @eipe nit @plofranaen be fest
q Gub lang; 81 brett. 2luf Der etnen
1T etne 9Drai uln9eben Ypr1 etnem
@trablenglanj> uao 19bne @erSieruneen
in ben Gden, allies in Der fetnlten unp
sciamadoouten Deiie gettdt, auf Der
orcern in @plobuG bic Worte:
+ n,g(ur bur9 tas Muresntbpr bes @9Snen
Drinoft bu in Der Grtenntnib 9ant
". @Giller.
Deutl9cr @eretn ,
eearitnoet I'M Sctpber 1865"
9err &oempel belorste baS @ersplpen.
Das @anse 1T NIT iolaem @ei9mad
auS9eflbrt ba6 man e6 NIT Ne9t Elm
pra9twerf nenuen tann.
Die SABINE miro bt8 @aml1a9 im9tpre
oe6 9rn. 5erme9en au@se1teut le{n.
-Gin Disb Yeriu@te lebte gfaAt 5rn.
IS. Berry ypn Daytpns Bluff McQeau
Gopn> pferoe3u feblen batte aber ldle6z
ten@rfplg. Grnabml ie aus bemStuue rift
fiena9 oemTluB unp oerlu6tc oamtt purd
ben elben 3u 11wtmmen alletn bic vBie<
der" mouten ni@t unb II mubte Ct ie
louien lo0en unc ielbf ibleuni9t has
@eite luden UNI niAt Der betli8en Ser
manoao in bic Singer gu fallen.
49, Die &la9e Sec, %. Wlorre VS.,
Sle 8uQ, fir Nn;ei9en aus fruberen
Sabren purre fallen 9ela1en> ba perSldz
ger nt6t er14ien Gr barf al@o nod
pbencrein bic Soften teSublen.
- Die patrpns of5u8bannry &perber
CUR Gr6fnune ibrer neuen 5oue> ube,
emWarftbau {, ant "a. ;. 30. cine Telt>
libfeit serani talten tet Der e5 an Grcbeez
ren> Gi6trean &c. ni6t feblen miro.
Der $4,000 SAIL Das @erb1,
BON @ba8. @ooo wuroe 9ei tern Spr Ntd:
ter MalmrpS beenpet. Die &ldaer, ct
Yaul unp @iour City 81 lenbabn, brad:
ten mebrere 3eu9en ypr, aus peren NuS:
la9en jebp9 ni918 berSprgtn9 paS 5errr
Wopp bdtte Yerpddtigen f6nreu. Ell
tens Der 8ertbeioi9un9 rpuroen gar fetnf
3euoen YerbIrt. Die Mnmdlte fir ber
8erfla9ten beantra9ten feline Tretla0 unl
auf bic Mu6laeen Der 8elaltunes3eu9en
pa bteielben feline Be>pei1e pprbrd9ten pi'
feline Snbaftbaltun9 re6tfertt9ten. De1
&t9ter erl9teb in ptel lem Chime unp ents
lief ben @efan9ener.
-Sffcer Mtt6el fling 19 9eitern ore
v@prt4a6", tpie Der ptpneer Die 5anb:
1uns8reiienpen nennt, uno couectirte Dor
;peien pbne Mibe Die ubliden SIS, ce'
brittle Elm StuBer, mte Ct letn 1pu, 9loubt
iber ben f@nDcen Sroinan3en Der 5tao>
bod erbaben 3u letn> wo(te folali6 MID
ble9en. Gr wuroe parauf nad Der Gity
5au cecorttrt uno inn Elm Ginblid II
ras poli;etlide 5ers, Zen 2pdup> eeitattet
@ofprt duferte er ben Wunl1 aus bic:
fem 6er5en fir thinner aus9elhlo11en ).
iein uno ;ablte ietne SIS.
Der 9oncel nit Der Neb &iscr Sc
9ion niu1mt tepeuteno gu. Mdt bis Sebr
@a99pnlarun9en @aaren 9eben jepet
Sag Ypn bier uber St. Gloup btuauf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-20

MEMPHIS THEATER.-A large, fashion.
able and critical audience were present al
this establishment to pay a we'll deserved
compliment 20 Mr.. Frank Mayo on his
farewell benefit night, and we must sin.
cerelv say they were well rewarded. We
have daily regretted the sparse attendance
| on certain benefits, caused by the dread.
full weather which has lately prevailed
We have also accorded 70 Mr.. Mayo that
praise TO which he is fairly entitled, as
being a thoughtful, intelligent and orig
inal actor, and III at times his desire IL
| avoid what others have done, leads him to
violate the character he represents, we arc
compelled TO admire his boldness, and to
acknowledge that, at times, he turns us
away from old prejudices and wins us to
his side.
The great merit of Mr.. Mayo's coneep-
lions is that they are conceptions, and not
the efforts of a school-bOy actor, content
to speak the words and follow old beaten
traeks-no! he thinks, and acts upon that
thought. 1t would be fulsome, il wonld
belle our Judgment, were we to say his
Richiisa was a faultless effort; bat it
was SO free from the general fault, a fol-
lowing the Forrest model, that it was re-
freshing. The humour and power of the
character were we'll portrayed, and the
original touches were thrown in
for instance in his scene with
Marion de LorBe, where she
brings him news of the conspiracy,
his tenderness, almost amounting to a
dalliance, towards her, was part and par
eel of his character, as handed down by
lie Clerc: " He was a wonderful judge Of
character, hos his Instruments with
great s%cuteness and discretion, and
strange enough, his vanlty-and that was
his weakest point-did not lead TO a pat
ronage Injurious to the State. He was
lucky in finding the cleverest fellows
amongst his most adroit hAtterers.' We
again say his performance was that of an
actor of thought, boldness and originali-
". That he studies deeply we are rom
WINGED, and with these attributes, and his
fine physique, there is no bar to his at
tainment OF fresh hOnors. We wish him
better fortune elsewhere, and hope to hear
that our opinion Is confirmed as to his
future success.
The play was well represented through
out. We have not time to particnlarize,
but Mr.. ID. Myron, Mr.. COgswell, Mr..
Wallace, Mr.. Morton and MIR. Davis de-
serve especial mention. At tO-day's mat
inee the drama OF Don Ctesar will be per
formed, and tonight Mr.. Frank Mayo
closes his engagement by appearing as
Charles de Moo" in The R06beTs. 90
and bid him farewell.
BRooM's OPERA uoUsE.-A large and
very appreciative crowd were in attend
ance a. this popular place Of amusement
last night, and Harry Mccarthy and
Wilson kept them roaring. We confess
freely that Broom has the best show
ever put before a Memphis audience,
and can only say to those who have not
seen it, Ego at once"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-20
HEAVY ROBBERY.
A Case of Second Sight---Tke Money
Given Up.

During the last trip Of The eamer lie
Onidas 10 this port, the first clerk left his
keys lying in his berth. The negro por
ter who cleans up the staterooms found
them, and opening the safe look rom tht
various packages n containing ont
thousand dollars.
The clerk, whose name we 90 not care
10 mention, soon discovered the loss oil
the kevs,a and on finding them, went into
the safe. on counting his money he dis
covered the loss, and, as the porter was
The onlv one who could possibly have &C
cess 10 the safe, had him arrested.
This "~colored individual" protested his
innocence. Of course, N allowed himself
10 be handcuhed aud put under guard.
shortly after midnight ON Tuesday
NIGHT. ne Jumped up out Of an apparently
soand sleep, and declared himself ready
10 tell the htruf, de Who'll truf, and nuf-
fin but de truf," in the matter.
On being questioned by his
he declared Thai he had seen a coffin, Ia
haled with his name, walking across the
deck, and taking this Us an angnry that
me was shortly to Ego up" he nnbOsomed
misunderstanding that he had taken the
KEYS and stolen the money. He then told
where it could be found, sewed up in a
mattress in one of the staterSoms, and
made a clean breast of the whole aft iir.
saving himself from being sent 20 IA jug
on the arrival Of the boat in port.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-20

Almost. but not 0site--Ths Periics Get
Them!

some years ago a dificulty sprung M
between the houses of Swami and Cava
nagh. Bloodthirstiness has existed he
tween them for some time past-eaet
wanting 70 XII the other-but neither
getting a good chance to make a cleaI
Job Of il. A few nights ago the enemies
met-met in a beer saloon down on Mon,
roe street.
They glared at zach other fiercely.
They cussed each other.
A deck of cards lay On the table.
"Hold, thou villain, exclaimed Swami
in a voice OF thunder, " no more CAB,
viii fight theei"
''Iiowg - asked his adversary.
HCut the kyards for a choice Of wep-
ings." answered Swami.
1.-THE kyards are ssoeked,' said Cava
nagh.
"Shufie 'em yourself" said Swami.
The cards were shuhied by Cavanagi
several times, and after they were thor
oughly mixed, be presented them 10
Swami, who cut.
Swami then proposed to play a game 81
seven-up for a choice of weapons ana
ground.
Nothing daunted, Cavanagh aequiesced
and accommodatingly played the game.
He lnsti
Swami won it-and he chose Maynard
rifles loaded with Swami shot at three
steps.
Cave-nagh caved.
The nolice were unsccountably notified
Of the fact. and both OF the blOodthirsty
combat tnts were arrested. Their names
apneared on the docket at the Second
District Yesterday evening, bat We didn't
hear how il was settled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-20
CARD.

To The Merchants and Pldaters on White
and LITE Red RiUers:
As there has been considerable irregu-
larity in the mails on White River, in the
past tour months, 1 desire to explain to
you the cause of the failures, so that the
blame may rest OF the proper persons.
On the lOlh of June last Mai. Jno. ID.
Adams, President of b Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Company entered
into a contract with me to carry the mail
from the first day OF July, 1869, To the first
day Of July, 1871, from the mouth of
White River to Jacksonport, Arkansas,
twice a week. free 0}char9e, and according
to SchctiaIe furnished me by the P~ostoftice
Department, and in consideration of
which | agreed to withdraw the CONNER
cial and Liberty No. 2 from White River;
and further agreed not to place those
boats, or any other boats, in that
trade, a. long as the mail was car
ried according 10 contract. herewith
attach the certificate OF the Postmaster at
Jacksonport, showing that Mai. Adams
made thirteen (I3) failures during he
moths of August n September, thereby
breaking his contract, and compelling me
TO put boats in the trade to carry the mail
or lose my contract. One of our boats
the Commercial-beiug disabled, | applied
10 Capt. JnO. ID. Elliott, of the Legal Ten
der, on Saturday, November 18th, and
asked him to take the mail TO
date the people along White River, offer
ing to pay him any price he might ask for
said service, but he hatly refused 10 carry
IL on any terms. | would also state thai
1 offered to pay Capt. Elliott previously
through our agents-to carry the mail but
could not get him 10 take it. The Com
mercial will be repaired aud take her place
in the mai line next Tuesday and from
that time ] hope there viii b5 no c4nse for
complaint, rs the Commercial will leave
every Tuesday, and the Liberty No. ?
every Saturday, carrying the United
States mail promptly.
JNO. b. DAVIS. Contractor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-20
ARIoT.
Negro Deck Hands Grow 0bstreperOus and
Drive White Men into the River.

While the steamer Bismark was lying
at the landing yesterday, a white woman,
deck passenger on board the boat, went
an with her little child to warm. Tho
stove was surrounded with negro deck
hands, who refused to move which, being
noticed by II white employee of the boat,
mo ordered them to move round and let
the half-frozen woman and child come TO
the fire. This produced of dis
satisfaction from the neglo IS, and after a
word or two they refused to move. The
white man, aided by one or two others,
attempted to enforce his request or order,
when the negroes set upon the whites en-
nosse, and drove them of the boat. Some
were forced TO jump In the river by these
blacks devils, and were with difdculty
saved.
We have stood this thing here in Mem
phis long enough, and the next time any
thing OF the sort occurs We 60 for hanging
the black scoundre.s to the nearest lamp
posts.
EXCELLENT FURNlTURE, Bedding, etc,
at reduced prices. Splendid Opportunities
for newly married couples about "setiing
up" for themselves. Go to LoUIs KEITH's,
No. 80 Jefferson street, and see for your
selves.