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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-06
ARROW TIE.
Notice to Property Owners.
STATE or T~EysEssEE, July Term. 1869,

STATE or TENNESSEE .TuIv Term. 1859.
County OF shelby. ~
BOARD Oh COUNTY CoNN1ssI0skRs,
August IS, iSB3.
Ere. That the Clerk OF the
Co,.ntv Court be instructed to advertise ia
the APPEAL and Avalanche. giving NIL prop
ertv owners notice that the sse~sme nta OF
real and personal property for STATE anal
county are nov eompleteds and that hes
have the privilege of obieetiRg t94he same
and e~ndsavOring 10 obtain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the next thirty days, by making pr0FeE af~
pHcation to the assessors, after which tinae
corrections can or VIII % aliowed,f e being
necessary 10 place the tax books n the 9l-
leet0r's hands At the earliest praeticasie datsi
and that each paper make a ioenl notioe, call
Ing particular attentiontOth advertisement
In accordance with the foregoing order 81
HE Board, ali parties desirtns okuoT the
value OF their real and personal prePerty, as
assessed nv The assessors OK thsir respective
districts. can obtain such Information On AZ
a. tals Office unt1 TIE sth day OF
sent m5er. lSs: petitions -wm Be received
reierred 10 the azsessors
aus John LOAGUE, CLERK.
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RaisheloF's Bslr pYe.-This splendid Hair Dye
IA the Eest Ia b world; tha only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, t~nstantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the III effects Of bad Dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
PerfQmers; and properly applied st Batehel-
Or's Wig Factory, No. u Bond street, N. Y,
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE e~opartnershIp heretofore existing be-
tween Virgil v. Moore and Edwin Wnlt-
6eL1 nnder the styie OF Moore, Whitfield 4
- Il dfssolved. 10 date from the LIST inst, &C.
easloned by the death of Mr.. WHITFIELD Ia
January last. The business az SAID arm VIII
ne setflsd nv me. VIRGIL v. MOORE,
NnInst a iSa, Surviving Partner.
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WANTS.

IITANTED-H carpenters and laborers.
w Highest wages paid. Apply at Jefferson
Street HOuse, l5 Jefferson street. SCI
"ANTED.-Ae com Portable Cottage OF about
four rooms, convenient to business: adj
dress Appeal once. au20
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WoRshAM HOUsE.
ERENcH WIMnOA GLASS.

uvoRsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
" A. VACOATeO or
t,1 j.. J.. WORSHAM.
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FIRM.

LANE. VIRGIL V. MOORE,
Off. Lane 4 Co. Late Moore, WhNfeld & Co.
I'VE, the undersigned, have this day aSsn-
w eiated ourselves together, fM the pur-
of rrRnsacting a ifW &FsEaM
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-06
Reception Day at the White
House-A Motley Crowd
on Hand-The Spanish
MissiOn-The Gu
ban Filibusters.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS,
Liberty of Worship Guaranteed by
the Spanish COrtes-The Vote
Stands 16A to 40.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Despatch to The Eoeniylg Telegraph
Callers ut the White HOusc.

Callers mt the White House.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-This being public re-
ception day at the White House. the usual rush
was made for the Presidents office, as soon as
the doors were thrown open, by the crowd in the
ante-rooms. The visitors to-day were of a
motley character-men, women, and boys, white
and black. The President saw them all and by
noon had heard and disposed of, in one way or
other, all the cases brought before him. After
the crowd had gone away the President saw
delegation of Dunkard Baptsts, who are on
their way to some conference of their sect in
Virginia. They stated they did not want any
Office, and had no business, but merely wished to
call and see the President. General Grant re-
piled that he was glad to see them, particularly
as they did not want any office.
The Spanish Mission.
In regard to the Spanish mission, the Presi-
dent has decided to take no action in the mat
ter for some weeks. Minister Hale's resignation
does not take effect until the LIST of July. Up to
this time it is positively certain that no nomina-
ton has been fixed upon for the place.
Filibustcring.
The Government has no official advices thus
far of any expedition having left the United
States for Cuba, nor is there any information
here in official circles of the capture of ships
supposed to have sailed from this country to aid
the Cubans.
The Sinking Fund.
Secretary Boutwell, does not propose to take
any action in the matter of the sinking fund
until the closing up of the fiscal year. 1t will
take him until that time to get the departme nts
and custom houses in good order.
Despatch to the associated Press.
Visitors ut the White House.
The number of visitors at the White House
this morning was larger than usual. Nearly all
of them had an opportunity of seeing the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Ashley, confirmed as Governor of
Montana, was among the number, and took leave
of the President previous to his departure for
Montana
DR.. Mary f. Walker was also present at the
reception She was attired in her ''dress reform"
costume.
Movements of Our European Squadron.
The Navy Department has dispatches from
Rear Admiral William Radford, commanding
the European squadron, dated Cadiz, April II,
at which port he had just arrived in the Frank
lin, from Lisbon. She was visited by the King
of Portugal, and the ministers and representa-
tives of the various governments resident at
that place. The Richmond arrived at Cartha-
gena, Spain March "a and left about the Goth
for Athens The Kenosha sailed from Lisbon
on the 4th of April for Cadiz, Malaga, Cartha-
gena, and Barcelona
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FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Another Budget of Presidential
Appointments.
FROM WASHINGTON.
DeepGteh to the Associated Press.
Presidential ApnOintu,ents r. L..

Deepateh TO the Associated Press
Presidentinl Appointments To-day.
WASHINGTON, May 6.-Thc following annofr,.
ments were made by the President to-day:-R.
Y. Kirk to be Minister Resident at the Republic
OF Uruguay; James W. Purviance to be United
states Attorney for the Western District of Ten
nessee; John H. McNeely Assessor of Internal
Revenue for the First district of Indiana.
The Customs Receipts
from April 70 to April 80, inclusive, were az fol-
lows;-Boston, 1884, 1876; New York, 81. 75s e7o.
Philadelphia, s18s, s,412; Baltimore. $t37 no san
Francisco, April 1 to April 10, $l91, ,s54. Total
$2,560, 200. ''
- Internal Revenue ATnirr
"nilan ii. Clement has been appointed de-
tecuVe In the internal revenue service and
assigned to duty with the new Supervisor of the
North and South Carolina districts.
William Casey, of Galena, ILL.,, who was nomi-
mated and confirmed as Assessor of Interim,
Revenue for Utah Territory, has written to the
department declining the appointment.
Assistant Assessors for PennsyIvnnio
Flity-one Assistant Assessors of internal RI
venue were appointed yesterday, the majority
Deing Tor pennsylvania districts
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Fires i'm New HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD May 6.-Tallant 81 Stevens gro
Gerry store, in East Concord, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss $4,000; insurance, $4,000 in the
Peoples Company of Brooklyn.
John Putneys store was also burned, but the
stock was saved. Mr.. Stevens house was badly
damaged. The fire was the work of an incen-
diary.
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The New York Money Market.

New YORK, May oval street IS excited to-
day. Money is active at per cent. Exchange
steady. Gold active and excited. The Assistant
Treasurer opened proposals, and 81 600 900 Gov
ernment gold was taken at 13617@132.22
Bonds opened lower. but recovered and closed
strong. The Stock Exchange was a scene of the
widest excitement.
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IUItS, 30 ,J45 HO,ZJ5,UUO SI,JIO,JoI
Several of the smaller roads are leased to and run
by other roads, and do not appear in the tables OF
receipts and expenditures separately.
As the final result OF the reports, find that the
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company and its
immediate connections have invested an aggregate
capital of about $500 000 that the expenses of
working the roads reached So and the receipts
from freight and passenger traffic IS 20S 845 leaving
an excess of 81 ,915,839 to be divided among the
stockholders or invested in permanent improve
ments,
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and IN OF It's qualities It s not surpassed by any
American landscape that has been seen IN TINS city
for years. We regret that this fine work should be
on exhibition for 80 short time, and we even more
regret that we have no art institution with enter
prise enough 10 purchase h and Kindred works, and
retain them permanently in Philadelphia models
for artists TO study, and as educators Of public
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FROM EUROPE.

By Atlantic Cable
Triumph of Religious Liberty in Spain.
MADRID, May 6.-In the Constituent Cortes
yesterday the article of the national constitution
guaranteeing liberty of worship wasS adopted by
a vote of 164 to 40.
Serrano, the Prime Minister, strongly urged
the postponement of
The Contemplated Ministerial Changes
until the form of government had been definitely
settled upon, which, after an interchange of
IDEAS was agreed to.
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This Evenings Quotations.

93Is, and for account. 9s1f Five-twenties TS&
Railways steady; Erie, 49, Illinois Central, 91%; At
lantic and Great Western, 24H
FRANKFORT, May 6-Evening.-Five-twentie S69&
@S6%.
LIVERPOOL. May 6-Evening.- easier; up
lands 5sd Orleans 12d. sales to-day, TO- 900 bales
Fine Rosin, 15s. Turpentine, 29s.
LONDON, May 6-EVening-Sugar hrmer; on the
spot, 8Ss. 3D., and a1Oat 2Ss. Sd.
The specie in the Bank of ngland has decreased
e4OO 600 since the last report The rate OF discount
has been advanced = per cent, and is now ~
per cent.
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"SoNGs OF GLADNEss. This is the title of new
book just issued by our enterprlslng towhslnal anu
music publisher, John K. Could ESQ., IL IL especially
designed for the Sabbath School, and contains some
OF the most spirited, harmonious, soul-surIlng IN
SPRING and beautiful composions ever I
course all the songs are not entirely new anu from
the large collection from which the selections nave
fecty familiar with the wants Of schools, to under
stand exactly what TO combine for an attractive
book With the new hymns, chants, quartettes
opening and closing pieces, anthems, etc, p0pu-
arized by the authors music and the words OF iteY
William p. Breed, ID; D. Rev, Alfred Ia8Hi0r, heV n
DR. j. d. Vinton and the excellent composltlons oI
Rev. Robert Lowry, George +. koot, Miliiain an II n,
Doane William B. Bradbury John NJ. Evans, george
Kingsley r. i. Perkins, Dr. Mason, Dr. Hastings, Dr.
Vinton and Others 'SOngs OF Gladness combines
superiority and attractyeness InaC mus
as well as to every church choir ana prayer eetug
II also contains one hundred OF tne cholceSt olu
standard bymns and tunes, so arranged as 10 Drlng
within the reach of the Sunday Schools the music ol
the old masters so much used IN all our cnurcheA
We congratulate Mr. Gould on his success, anu pre-
dic for Sonps of Gladness" an unprecedented sale,
as it so well deserves. Already u mas peGn iuIr9-
duced into many of the leading scnools oa rauS S
fonis Buffalo and Baltimore, and It's value ana IN
terest are being rapidly appreciated that the nrst
edition of ten thousand has already been eAhausted,
and orders are ahead for many thousands more oi
these Songs of Gladness
THE SOUTHERN TRANSPORTATION CoNrANY.-This
organization has recently reelected COlonel W{nhe
n
General Superintendent. During the past year the
onerations of the company have been considerably
Extended and at the present time their magnificent
seeninp coaches are running, with proht on the
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line to Bristol, Iennes-
see: on the Wilmington ana Weldon, North CaIollhai
and Mobile and Montgomery Railroads; ana CON
tracts have been entered into for running on the
orange Alexandria, and Manassas; Richmond
Frederlcksburg and Potomac; Wilmington and
Manchester and the Richmond Iand Danyille kall,
roads In connection with the latter road, colonel
Incas. the indefatigable Superintendent, has com
peted arrangements for running sleeping cars on tne
Iotte N O. to Columbia, S. O., 1f2 miles, and on the
Columbia and Hamburg Railroad aS miles Ssora IrSm
on thn Savannah river Other routes in CON
temptation which when fully GGmpleted win largely
sGa TO the nG proVe Of great Convenience to the
| travelling public throughout the Southern States
| RUN OvFR.-Patrick McGoldrck, aged fifty years,
was seriously injured, this morning, by being run run
| street He was removed 10 his residence, on WI
lam street, Twenty-nfth ward
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RESCUED FROM DRowN1NG.-Daniel Gallagher last
night at 10 O'Clock, walked into the Delaware from
the first wharf above Dock street. He was rescued
from watery grave by Harbor Policeman Lex, who
conveyed him to the Union Street Station, where the
proper remedies were administered.
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UMBRELLA STORE ROBBED.-Some time during last
night the umbrella store of Anthony ServenOny, No.
2O5 Grard avenue, was broken into by thieves and
robbed OF umbrellas, parasos, silks, and ginghams,
valued at $1,000 An entrance was effected by forcing
the fastenngs from the front window.
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MORE MAD DoGs-No less than three dogs
afiiicted with hydrOphobia were shot yesterday by
policemen. One, a valuable Russian bloodhound, by
Policeman Thomas, at Seventh street and German
town avenue; one in the yard OF Charles Judge,
ESQ., on the Frankford road, Twenty-1fth ward, 10y
Policeman Colgan; and the remaining one by Police
man Sharpley, at St. John and Green streets.
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CAUGHT AT HIS TRICKs.-Before Alderman Beitler
this mornings "a man by the name of James Gallagher
was charged, on complaint OF John A. Schaf, mer
chant tailor of No. 295 South Tenth street, with OBJ
tanning money by false representations The testi-
mony showed that in January last the accused went
to Schans place, and representing himself as James
Wright, residing at No. 74S Passyunk road, stated
that he had been recommended to his place
by Mr.. Alfred Day, an acquaintance OF Schafs He
pay $40 on account that evening. The goods were
not permitted however, to leave the place, but when
he returned, about an hour later, he received loan
of Ss to procure some tools which he had left on the
banks Of the Schuylkill, when short of funds Not
returning again to repay the S2 or to see further
about his overCoat, suspicion was aroused. On in
qury at the place. named in Passyunk road no such
person as James Wright could be found, but it was
ascertained that frequent inquiries had been made
there for him by persons whom he had victimized.
The police succeeded finally in getting on his track,
and this morning Reserve Ohicer Neuman took him
into custody BY Alderman Better the accused was
sent below TO answer the charge, bail for $500 not
being forthcoming.
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The liabilities, only, of the Pennington Railroad
given in the report that its assets not in
cluded above.
The receipts and expenditures OF the different
roads are given in the following table with the eX-
cess of the former over the latter
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RUN ovER.-Patrick MeGodrick, aged nfty years,
was seriously injured, this morning by being run
street He was removed to his residence, on WI
liam street, Twenty-1fth ward
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SNEAK ROBBERY.-The residence OF Mr. Cooper,
lac Hicks street. was entered by one Of the sneak
theving fraternity yesterday and pocketpook con-
tanning q considerable amount OF money was car
rled OF.
RUN 0vER.-Brldget Dowdigon, an old woman,
while attempting to cross &C the corner OF Union
street and Plymouth, ON Saturday evening, was
Knocked down and run over by q horse and wagon
driven by Edward Middle. She was taken to her
home, ~ Main street.
GRAND LARcBSY.-A servant girl named Mary II.
Holiness was arrested upon o warrant issued by
Judge Delmar at the instance OF william Burke,
who charges her with stealing thirty dollars worth
OF wearing apparel from his house. She was held
for examination.
BURGLARY-Th cigar store, No. SO Fulton street,
occupied by Philip Clark, was purglariously entered
by burglars yesterday morning and robbed OF pro-
perry to the value OF nifty dollars The entrance was
effected by breaking open the shutters In the OF
the house. No arrests.
CAR AcCyDRNT.-John Carroll, who resides In
Spencer street. near Myrtle avenue, was thrown
accidentally from the front platform OF car No. 2s2
OF the Cr0sstown line. on Saturday evening, and the
wheels passing over the lower part OF his body IN
lured him very severely. He was removed to the
City Hospital
The REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR MAYOR DE
cLINEs.-Alderman w. w. Armneld, OF the Nine
teenth ward. who was nominated by the republicans
Tor mayor, has declined to accept the nomination.
The ONCE II, therefore begging on the republican
Ticket. The honor IL an empty one ~ wen known,
- there IL but very little prospect or success hence
the difiicuty In obtaining names Oh popular men
for the vacant place on the ticket
FOUND DRowNBp.-The body Of an unknown man
was found In the river III the foot OF Warren street
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yesterday morning. Deceased who was about my
years OF age, had on black clothes. white shirt.
brown undershtrt and had sore on the right leg
Just below the knee. He was OF stout build, medium
height and had gray mustache and wnissers. In
one OF the pockets was found card with the name
civilian n. Buckley. No. 262 Gold street Brooklyn"
the body appears TO have been In the water about
TWO days.
ASSAULT WITH BRIcKBAr.-About eleven
O'Clock on Saturday night q man named
Joseph German, who Is said to have been pro-
voked by Andrew Eagan. q boy twelve years OF
age picked up brickbat and threw It at the latter
Ihe missile struck young EaQan the cutting
injured boy was conveyed TO his home, corner Of
Atlantic and Columbia streets in which neighbor-
mood mood tne assault took place. German made his
search or him.
THE HILARY STREET SrABBrNa CAsE-DEATH
OF THE VIcrIM-Terence Flynn, the victim OF an
unprovoked ana murderous assault at the hands OF
John Howard, committed at the intersection OF Til
larry street and Hudson avenue on sunday evening
fortnight ago, died Yesterday morning at the City
Hospital from the effect Of his wounds. The de-
ceased made an ante-mortem statement before Coro-
ner Jones about week since (which appeared IN
these columns) and fully Identified the accused, who
is now in the Raymond street jail. as the man who
stabbed him. Every effort was made TO save the
life OF Flynn, who was q steady, sober aud indus.
triOus man. About ten days ago IL found
necessary by the surgeons to amputate the wounded
the shoulder modification had set IN, but
he sunk slowly and died as above stated He leaves
wife and two children. An inquest will be neld by
Coroner Jones touching the case as soon rs pracl-
cable
HIGHWAY ROBBERS SUcCEssFuL.-Mr. Alfred
Fries resident OF Georgia avenue, near Bay. East
New York. was the victim OF q most daring ana
successful robbery on the highway, within the
limits OF the Forty precinct, last saturday
night Mr.. Fries had been engaged during the
evening IN collecting money due his father IN the
village OF East New York unul between ten and
eleven o'clock. when he concluded his business ana
started for home. While passing through Alabama
avenue, near the intersection OF Liberty avenue, he
was suddenly set upon by three .footpads,r one Of
whom Knocked him down before he could offer any
resistance, and the others red his pockets OF their
contents amounting TO $3.50 IN greenbacKs, silver
watch and gold chain, valued at seventy dollars.
The ruffans made or with their booty before any
alarm could be given, and their victim made his way
to the station house. where he reported the outrage
The only description given OF the hiRhwaymcn In
question Ia that one OF them was about five feet live
inches IN height and wore a black mustache.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ESCAPE OF A BURGLAR.--Ab0ut quarter to two
O'Clock yesterday morning oflcer Adds, or the
sixteenth precinct, discovered burglar At the
corner OF Seventeenth street and Ninth avenue, with
was carrying away. The officer arrested him, and
after severe struggle was overcome by the thief.
s Mno escaped; me propeI.y ana ourgars Jimmy
house, ana await claimant.
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGoN.-Ernest F. Ebert
OF No. 104 Laurens street, Saturday morning pro-
ceeded to the corner Of Chambers ana West Streets
where he had occasion to transact some business.
Leaving his horse and wagon OUTSIDE ne entered the
store and, after considerable delay, returned to
ind that they mad disappeared Later IN the day the
property, valued at $43o, was found in the posses.
sion Of James Sullivan who was arrested, and being
brought before Justice bowling at the Tombs, a.
committed In 81, 900 TO answer the charge preferred
against him at the General sessions.
STABBING AFFRAY BETWEEN BOYs-John Adams,
a boy about twelve years Of age, was arraigned
before Justice Dodge ut Jefferson Market. yester-
day, by an olicer OF The sixteenth precinct, upon
complaint Of Michael Early Of No. Ito Ninth avenue
years, In the abdomen with a knife, on Saturday,
lnjurng him SO severely that he Is at present con-
fined 70 his bed. A certificate from the attending
physician states he 10 IN no imminent danger,
although lameness may result from the wound.
The young knife wleder was held to ball In the
OF $500 to appear at the Special Sessions.
LARCENY OF A Recommendations Maggie was
arraigned the charge Of stealing twenty dollars
from namesake, Joseph P. Nagle, OF No. 81 Dean
street, Brooklyn. On saturday evening the two
entered the store No. 20 Centre street together when
Joseph dropped his wallet, which Immediately dis
appeared INTO the pocket OF his companion. ON
being asked TO return 1t he refused and denied
having seen II. Onicer John Dunn, OF the Sixth
precinct, was summoned and found the money con-
cealed IN the boot OF the prisoner. Yesterday he
was brought before Judge bowling and held TO
answer.
ROBBED IN A House OF ILL FAME.-A young
nvnphe du pare. who gave her name IS Annie
Taylor, was arragned at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge Of having stolen
the sum OF forty-one dollars from man named
John McGuircK, OF No. $50 avenue b. In his atdavit
Saturday evening, he fell In with the fair but frail
Annie. and her fascinating manner induced him to
accompany her to bagni0 In 81 Bayard street.
When ne left he found himself minus the sum abo We
stated. Annie was arrested and committed In
default Of 81, 900 bail.