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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15

GUY, MCCLELLAN & Co.-The card
of this old and staunch firm will be
found elsewherei in our issue of to-day.
They will enjoy this season as they
did last, one of the largest trades of
any house in Our city. Being all well
known and to the manor born, with a
large capital and immense stock, they
stand among the very first business
houses Of Memphis. Maj. Guy viii IS
usual devote his personal attention
to cotton.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


/ Rady, Fem w De Boil, Mo
] h Barrett. Miss W II Denegan, Ala
VIM FuIwood. XIV JMRoeers, Ark
" + Seaman, ARK J IT'S Thompson
IF Hicks. Tenn j II EdmOndsOn
W Joiner, Tenn OReily. Tenn
L ~ Aichardsen, No J WMoon, n D
A M MARYLAND, PR Cousins, Ky
v Cou-fs, Tenn Judge ga De FTanea
A p Lane, Miss Il Maddox. Tenn
4 5 Mitchell, Tenn n Partee. Tenn
y Fontsine, Tenn H Rivers. Miss
" Clark, Miss II r BeelS. Miss
( Jewett, Miss RR Godthrv, KS
= Irrks. so X 4 Swift, Ark
WV Dsl0aeh; Tenn } NJ Glenn, Tenn
" Y Ranks. III J + Baken. Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15

Goal AND WooD.-Messrs. Bigley,
Meiiersh 4 Co, have on hand now
perhaps the asrgest Spd most conf
plete Stock oftuel ever offered fsE ssle
in this market, consisting of ee4l 81
ali descriptions, and wood of cay de-
sired quality. Messrs. Bigley, Mel
lersh 4 Co. are prepared to supply
families, factories, steamboats,, etc,
and we cordially recommend our
friends to patronise them.
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per cent, ressSing 81, i7s.o 900 %
Your expenses eOSld not, w be-
lieve, increase more than . per
cent, reacling-.--..~---..-. S20,00 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15

ONE OF the Companys hne Pas
" senger Steamers win leave -
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Amount of the above items. S32,j6S 81
He has turned over to me the
County Warrants received by
,32s 50
Also interest coupons of the
county, NJ. and o. r. r. bonds,
toae4-I.-S.---...~.~ 3,IS6 %.
He has retained as his commits
sion 5s5 AZ
And has remaining on hand
July 81, in currency. .... -.... 5,40s %
ro,.I .Ss2 56s 81
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On every one hundred dollars worth
Of real and personal property. This
tax is in county warrants, which OF
course will materially Tighten it.
President Lewis submitted the fol-
lowing report, which is a document
for every Taxpayer to read. We pre-
sent it entire:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-15

Although the receipts Of the whole
year show but small gain, the results
of the past six months promise well
for the future, it being a gain of Sl06,-
400 OF in receipts over the correspond
ing period of the previous fiscal year.
The reduction of expense has been a
follows:
Total for 1878 $50 G7 So
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
CRIME.

JOHNNY THE GREEK" CONVICTED OF ROBBERY.
Three hours were occupied in the trial of John
Roach, better known Johnny the Creek" and James
Mcconnell who were conformity indicted on a charge Of
larceny from the person Roach Ia well-knOwn pick
pocket and has escaped punishment for long time
though committing number Of adroit thofs His effort
TO escape justice this time, by sending away an
Important witness IN the robbery for which he was
of District. Attorney Hutchnes, failure Al M the
courtroom was wen filed with an audience composed
about equally Of friends OF the prisoners and interested
parties who had read the papers and become familiar
with the adventurous Of Of the prisoners.
The prisoners were ntellgentappearng men. and, II
looks were criterion Of Tespeetabihty might readily
have been taken for respectable men. The
Distrct-AttOrney, on behaf OF the people. lie made
brief statement of the facts which he intended TO
bring out IN thecase and called Mr.. ~ L. McCready the
complainant as the first witness for the prosecution
r McCready told the jury he was President Of the Old
dominion steamship Company and resided at No 10
West on the night OF the 9th OF Febru
wife and niece; they took third-st. and Broad
way omnibus az Twcnty-secOnd.st, and rode down
the strap and the omnibus st0pped md he
arose 10 get OUT two in the OF the omnibus OBJ
structed the way asked him TO allow him 10 get out
with the ladies' and they told them 10 go and they
would assist the ladies out he pushed his way be-
entering the heater he put his hand In his pocket and
found that his pOcketboOk gone the pockebook con
three theater tickets valued at q 30. amounting ing
10 TO-, G@ A9; IN consequence Of information gwen
ule Shakespeare saloon. at the corner Of Broadway
lIDIteenthsti Where ne found the two who had
attempted 70 ObsTuct his egess from the omnibus drink
aug r hI me bar He called an officer and had them ar
osten during the time the officers making the ar
lhe boy who directed him to the saloon picked up
hv pocKetbook and returned II 10 him. the $50 In bills
natnS Deen abstracted The he had arrested In the
% NC Sas confident were the who crowded him
IN u rns Ouinlbus John C. Spencer a boOkkeeper for
a. ~ at. y Co. was the next witness, and testified
hat ~ e ne Two men In the saloon and the larger OF
~ the two RaeI h .e other memorandum poeketboOk
he saw the D9y restore the pocketbook TO Mr. NcCready
after stating that ne he boy had found IL In chair
John OHearn, boy was another witness and said ba
was employed to wash glasses in the shakespeaTe
saloon on the 9Th Of February; he saw MT
McCready come in and accuse the prisoner.
OF taking the pockebOok; he aiterward saw
J the boy. RjoAard HpllnG 20 TO chair and take q
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
TIE sCHUETZEN FESTIVAL.

The Rifle Shooting Festival at JOness Wood
was better attended yesterday than any previous day
Instead Of becoming tired Of shooting aud dancing and
having good time generally the Germans just get
ting thoroughly interested aud warmed up The target
shooting very exciting yesterday. Mr.. John Becker
took the third gold medal The second prize two Prussan
thalers, by J. Bueessy, and John III. Metler
took the third The Kings prize 10 be decided today
This Is taken by the man who gets most bulls eyes
during the four days At present Kneessy "a ahead and
Becker Is next The festival Is 20 be continued today
and about o'clock the victor is TO be crowned with i'm
posing ceremonies. At 70 the bird shooting, Capt j. S.
Gerdes took the first prlZe Of the morning
which was the sixth bird prize. T.. Frankensen
took the jth and H. L. Meyer OF Brooklyn took the l7h
The ladies' target shooting Off yesterday This
quite exciting and the ladies did very credtable shoot
ing Mrs. Guwe took the principal prize. The shoot
ing closed at O'clock and the dancing for the night be-
gan IN earnest To-day the attendance Is expected 10
suTpass that Of any previous day The affair Will close
all night
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
BASE BALL.
MUTUAL vs.. YALE.

The champion Mutuals yesterday afternoon
showed the beneficial results of their late disastrous de-
feats They have awakened from their lethargy, and
now field and bat in worthy their oldtne rep
uation The Yale College nine arrived in the city lit
tie after p. M, and Immediately repaired TO the Union
grounds Wllamsbargh. The game openedat 3, with the
Yales at the bat About l,5OO spectators were
preseut The Yales looked well in their suit
OF dove color with blue trimmings. The
Mutuas had their strongest men out WITH tho eXcep
nine posted usual The game was played IN the
very quick of hour and thirty-hye minutes The
umpire discharged his duties in straightforward ener
getic manner and 70 him, together with tho hne pitching
both sides is the credit due Tor the fine time In Wc
the game was played. The Yaes were whtewashed
out Of the nine innings, the Mutuas De served
that way but three times OF the play OF the Mutuas
nothing TO their dlscredt be said on the contrary
they deserve the highest praise for the beautiful
single muff made their side. Hatfield ana g. Mls
made two bad throws but their general play fully re-
deemed these mistakes G. Mills dld not let pan pass
him. He made very pretty One.hand toul-DOuud catCh
and also took hot foul tip splenddy. He capalned the
nne and with such IL is hoped viii give him
that duty during the OF the WOters pitched
splenddly not single overptch being scored against
him. The Hunt brothers took everything that came
anywhere within their reach Swandell's play is also
Eggler. the first base, PLAYED their respective posi-
tiOus perfection On the Yale side the play, as gene
raj thing very good Their great fault was nervous
ness which unfortunately marred play exceedingly
McClinock made several bad mufis; his throwing at
times was very poor. also was his Judgment;
but his bad play the exception. French
first base splenddy putting out 10 men at that position
Wheeler short stop. is excellent; during the game he
made splendid STOP but unfortunately he lost all Ihe
advantage by wretchcdy bad throw 10 rst base. The
throwing Of Hooker not OF the best his pitching at
times very uneven with more steadlness ana cool
playing the Yale nine would he good match Tor any OF
rst-class mines Ast is they are strong CLUB ana
Yesterday with the exceptions above mentioned, their
play was excellent. Appended is the full score:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship NvYork Nornho Bremen Jane via HsyTe Jane H.
Indse aud pass
steamship AsutA Dron London June and Has June dse
and pass
Steamship Adams Havana June 49, mdse and pass
steamship Mary NJ Roberts Smith, NeWOhsAns days nde and
pass
steamship Brunette, Howe Philadelphia mdse and pass
Steamship Fairbanks. Hunter Wilmington. naval stores
Steamship Ncreus. Bearse Boston mdse. and pass
Steamship ningo, johnson, Portland ndse and
Bark Lou isA CoOk, Cook. MatAnfas - days, sugar
Schr Presto, Lewis. Maohias days lumber.
Seh. Darius Eddy, Hopkins Bangor days, lumber
Schr. Geo. w. Glover. Hl, RocklaDd, lime.
Schr. Geo. Howard, Hill Augusta. lumber.
Schr. Walter G. Hall. Perry RoekAnd line
Schr. Frank Howard, BogerL Bath, lumber
schE Fsetwiug Nash, Rocklaud. line
sCHOOSKRs-KIyKR coAsrwsE.
s r. IIowes Norfolk. Francis Hatch Richmond
John e. White. Virginia. Horizon, kondout
James Nelson, ROndout John Buckalew faunton
Henry llobert. NeN.ilsyen SARAH Blake Dlghton
J. = Terry. NeS. Haven. Il. H. ilunty Boston
j Trueman New. Bedford Henry Lemuel fan River
Mantle, Taunton
SAILED.
SeamshpsCuba aud Minnesota for Lspool South America for
Rio Jaucro Nc Magnolia for Charleston ShpsGreA Western Tor
Liverpool, Jupiter, Tor SteIun (auehorej al Quarantine
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAyANNAH June 2Arryed steamships America nom Baltimore
Sau salvador from NewYOk TonawAudA from Philadelphia brig
Tanger tom Boston Cleared. brig NJ B Hines for Boston
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

The annual exhibition of the University
Grammar School was held yesterday morning in tho
chapel OF the University. Chancellor Ferris presided
and Grafulas band furnished the music. The exercises
included dialogues and rccitatOns the latter supern.
tended by Prof Morgan L. Bloom teacher OF eocuton in
the school Edward NJ Kirkland received the prize for
defamation and Nabuc Barksdae for proficiency In the
primary department Prizes for pcnmanship were
awarded TO Thomas NJ Belknap, Francis Huesmann, H.
Brokaw, and J. l.. Bull and James A. RenwIck gained
Prizes for French given TO Francis Huesmann and
scott, aud for German TO A. H. Stevens. and John j.
Harry b. Holins took prize for arithmetic. Francis
Huesmann for arithmetic and algebra, and Frank
Cromelly for arithmetic, algebra and geometry. Re
wards were also given TO p. Ferris and J. ~ Lhrs for
and Greek.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
the tide running p consequently the boats had TO tack
ali the way down. thus affurling good opportunity for
display Of seamanshp. The home stake boat was passed

Tie Ethalind ana Uncle Ben were 30 Tar behind thhl
tey timed and the IUttie turned before reach
ingthe upper stake-boat. The prlzes were piece Of
SILVER for each class valued at $50 each aud were
awarded TO the Edith r. Gage first class Onward sec
Ond class and Besey. third class The Judges were "a
muhd SkidmOre George W. Cregier and John HOpgo.vu.
The Club adopted the plan of having number on ti ~,
mainsa, hut they too small distinguish az '0
distance cf half mile.
TIN BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB UNION REGAI IA: s
This great yacht race, the particulars ,'',, 1l
which were gwen IN the THE TRIBUNE OF 10 " Ia
take place to-day. The only changes o
carried masails of yachts from uOse ptt tst =,
published that the White Cap WaTy ss A''o S0' "a
ranvasl viii he tnown as No. l3 the Az
nes as No. a. Storm King as 3 10, ahI anu yschts
as l6 The additional regulations are thhe Saonls
Will steer west of Fort Lafayette, gong ana returning
and that no cabin yacht viii be Perl1tsed 10 caTig @ s
h9gs fr at or shifting ballast OF any Kind Inc nfst
class sioops are take positions as the they ar, ar,
riso'9 IatIeen stake-bOats placed east ana west
~ Js mart Other sOOps by divisions, 500
verAs asfcrn OF prior divisions. The seth Low Is 20
srrv INC indges and reporters; the Mlddletown the
OF the Club and the nne steamer Stamford the
ndraI public The Stamford will leave Thiryfourlh st
a. 81 CrstOpierst. at 81 Pier No North River Ht %;
olkosue-st. (BrOoklyD) at 9S DeGrawst. at TO-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
RESTORED YOUTI

RESTORED YoUTH.-POnce dc Leon went on
ruls search to discover spring the Of which would
persons who ayeI them their lost youh KNoH establish
mut No. 22 Broadway Is most Ike the undiscovered spring for
Of the hats bearing the great artists imprint gives back many
sged weAsd eountenane uven II hardly
e however to revert fact long ucs patent and recognized See
the tiles bow the genius Of their maker
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
BEAUTIFUL WoMAx.-If you would be beau

BEAUTIFUL WoMAN.-lf you would be beau
uful use HAGLS's MAGNOLIA BALM.
veA pure blooming Complexion and restores Youthful Beauty
Is eae.ts gradual natural and perfect
II Reduces Boch and Pmpes Tan Suubuu and
Preetes and makes Lady Of thirty appear bat twenty.
The Magnolia Balm the Ska Smooth and Peay, the Bye
bright and the Cheek glow with the Bloom Of YOui and mpas
fresh appearance the Countepanee No lady need comon
COMPLEXION when scents viii purchase this deghal article
Sold at No. Il ParErow.N Y
Dress Jour hair with LIoSs KArHAIRoN
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
p1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM HAvANA-n steamship MORO Castle Jane aMrS Henry
G. Hall MIR PrGHsou aud aic H. b. Clark and wife Mr T. Fisher
and eha MADAM Mrs RoAndo and Miss Ro
ndo Wilson Wn Davis Mrs Dolores Rames Alberto Fares
aud family wife M Cae and family. Burns Miss
Caroline Mora Lloyd Mrs Knight sai children
Mr. G. Looet Border child and servant ChEA FoI BOor
man, Mr. Rand wife aud children. and others
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
yELOCIPEDING.

The grand race for the championship of the
United States and 81 900, between Frank swift and
Boyle, will take place the CapOline Grounds tO-mor
afternoon The IL mile heats best In three,
also be Five Of most expert yelOcpedsts have
entered for tins race.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
OTHER GAMEs TO-DAl
CRICKET.

THE GRAND MATCH AT HOBOKEN TO-DAY.
The New-YOr of this city and the Willow of
Brooklyn will play their first game together this season
on the NewYork Club grounds OF seventh St. Hobo
ken, to-day. Play to commence at IL a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
IAnnouncements |

EsPENsCIED's Leading Dress HAT for Sum
just having run unparalleled in the history Of the
YoE Hat AZ fast the and shelves fe they
swept dby shoubs sroud' No lO Eaut between
Bsekmiusts
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

II is well to get clear of a Cold the first
week but much better and rid Yourself oft the dt forty
eight hOuhs proper remedy purpose berG Dr. JAISES E
PKCToKAsr. Sold by ali Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
AQUATIC.

COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB REGATTA-A DEAD CALM
AND SLOW RACE-ANOTHER NEW BOAT WINS.
The Columbia Yacht Club held their second
annual regatta yesterday had sorry day for It,
The morning cloudy and indicative Of rain while not
breath Of stirred even the light pennons which hung
laZy against the mass OF the yachts that lying of
the Clubbo at the foot OF West FiftyseyeDthst
waiting for the race Dismal forebodings ~ having ~
postpone the race troubled those who had assembled
while the yachtsmen, each OF whom had fOndly anticl
busy work in preparing for the start Shortly before
noOn however, the set OF cOlors, lately pre-
sented to the Club by, the Lady friends
the hagsta at the Clubhouse began fnter showing
that slight wind rising from the southeast, All
every advantage must be taken OF slightest pu and
the yachts quickly got INTO position Atli:53 a. m
the signal TO get ready was given by hring guD and
after second shot gave the signal 70 start
The yachts entered were: ....-
TrRsT.cLlss Length.
Edith X Gage-Gage and Bell feet.
Lht-ComnOdOrs J. A Weaver. ...............3Q feet.
htl4lnd-YiceCom- C. p Tompfius ..'''''''''''S iseI
sEcosDcLA" sLoOPA o,.
Uncle BenR .est
hsoseea-gs gsIne, ekien. aI st
THIKD-cLlss sLOOPs. -
Lotte-otborp and Hanlon etL
The Lille was the first 70 get away, but before reach,
Ing sxueth she was OVerhauled by the Edith Gage,
"a new boat launched Only 0D saturday last the Ou'
ward, Rebecea and Uncle Ben being close IN her wake
The Ethand aud Betsy were slow IN getting OF. The
side running ont and the wind being very faint but
lught headway made until reaching the Point about
half way on the up course which 20 stakebOat OF
Mount st. Vincent when lively chase came of be-
tween the Edith K. Gage, sti leading and the Lille.
Both yachts we're ably managed, but the light wind
which prevailed insufficient 70 enable the Lille 20
syerake her lighter and swter antagonist The upper
passed by the Gage minute 20 seconds
n advance OF the Lille the Onward being about six min
ntes in the wake Of the Lille The remaining boats
all far asterD.
20 returning the wind was fresh from the southeast
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

CLOTHES WRINGERs of all kinds REPAIRED
promptly. taken 10 part for the UNIVERSAL" which
fahied durable H. q. BROWNING. General Agent,
No "a CourtlahdtHt, New.fork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

Go to TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
EoL sos, 400 aud 4O2 BowERr (opposte SIth,st ~ Y,
for hESA BOsA CHiLDRESs CLoTHs0.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
HOME NEWS.
ruR WgATHRR

THR WEATHER
v.yoRK Hour Ther Bar. Wind -four. Ther Bar. Wind
Gt2 JLu3ESE 6 73' 500 S
- 1872 310tSSW. 10 306 &
10 WO5SSW III $50 30O7 S
l0 cloudy 20 Noon; either
Hslt OF ny lines from 7JO; foggy at Ahernoon-
Very 81 and 1895 cloudy rom - TO
very hAy cloudy and very haI from $50 to III 'ut from
10 H.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
la "a a. Ah 5th. 9Th 9Th. s,h 9th Totals
Yale. 0 :?

Esls;q El;;:q 9 g ! : IS
MeCary Tine Of ggl bOul IS minutes Lei 90 bases s,er clean
his-Condict q T. Mills q H. Hart 2 Hatfield Clean home
ruus-Hooke l. Fycaches-DemuC 3; Coudici q Wheeler 2;
French, Richards. J. Total. g. C. Mills 8; Mills q G. Hunt
Huut Swauden Egger Total l3 Foul bound catches
Richards Mls l. Catches strkes-Rehards g. NILS l.
psy-Put by French IS; Wheeler assisted By MCuheou
times Wheeler McCuok 2? Hooker Put out by Egeler 9
Hatfield J. assisted BY E. Mills times Wosrs 81 Sssnde kg
glrr Hatdell Out-RChsr and Wheeler BY Hatfield and
Eggler. Total Of Eslding-Yales. 20; Muuals s.
ECKFORD VS.. ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN
These Clubs will play match game on the
Union grounds this afternoon. The Athletics, although
amateurs are fine players, and will give the Ecords a
good game.
OTHER GAMES TO-DAY.
Oriental VS.. Sparta, at Hoboken.
Empire VS.. Alert of Seton Hall, on the En-
pire Grounds, HOboken
Gotham VS.. Athletes of Washington flights
Athletes grounds, onehunurcd forty thirdst. and
| Tenthave.
The game between the Atlantics and Unions
| OF MOrrsauia which TO have been played to-day
has been indefinitely postponed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

SUEDAY-SCHOoL BooKs.-BROUGHToN e. Wy
HAs, Ne u BblsIsus keep the laes sRd best
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24

THB COLLINS METAL WATCH AND JgwBLRY FACTORY
has REMOVED Their once nom No ~ Ssaast to .hr ,psnls
Ohees No 335 BROADWAY These watches oaye
heen In three and give universal sataeaon
and although sold moderate price surpassed ppencs
aud for tins by gold osg $50 and 800 They have been
greatly improved but the prices remain the s5 Those s1a
kne hnish Gents and Ladies JeWely OF The richest y
eyery respect equal 6ues the prices VIZ
HAVE BUT ONE OPFICB NO AGENTS and not responsible
for bogus worthless goods sold cheap sey
Our factory where the GENUINE COLLINS AbIAA
WATCHES AND JBWRLRY CAN BIZ had
T. l. COLLINS 4 Co. No 335 BroadSD
Corner II rsfth-sL (Up StaIA)
New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
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Prom the Hon. A. Chapman Chief Justice OF hAsaehusets
Judgment book that engaged almost branch
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-24
THE BTCKEYE RACEs.

CINCINNATI, June 23.--The Buckeye tTOttng
took place today The FIRST race, mile heats
harness, for horses that never beat 25O won by
LOder's GTeeuback-TIne: 1881, 1851, 2:37t 23g4.
The second race, nile heats harness. for horses that
never beat 245 was won by Schuyler Crosby. Time,
235l. 233t 49, 23Ct, 239i B. G. Thomas OF Lexington
The owner Of Hearsy proposes to have this horse make
the fastest time made II he succeeds he is TO
eeiye s. 900, but II he fails. nothing