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be involved in Q suit against the NJ Htary
Board. These questions are now o. n I.
ing IN suits before the courts. and we
have thought it for the interests Of the
OaBSi hat t6t se questions should De set
tied before commencing suit that WO1ld
involve so much expense as this one
necessarily would.
We bad brought suit against Gov.
n iris on some OF his obligations. tr or
to bis return to Memphis, and we are
advised that he is insolvent. Since his
return he has expressed to me q wish to
make some compromise rather than go
into bankruptcy, and / am awaiting a
written proposition to be submitted to
our board.
We have brought suit against another
orncer or the State for gold advanced,
found
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Loans were made by John A. Fisher,
Cashier, after the removal OF the bank
from Nashville, to the amount Of $780,
494 81: These loans appear to be almost
entirely IN Confederate money, and 80
sppear on the face Of the notes and
even where notes were given for such
loans, and made payable 10 gold, it has
been proved by the parties that COnfed-
crate money was ths consideration, re-
duced to q gold basis, and that no gold
was received from the bank.
No suit has yet been brought against
MIR. Fisher q his securities for reasons
heretofore assigned, that we have suits
pending against other Cashiers and their
securities, which will decide all the prin-
eipies that would be involved In a suit
against Mr.. Fisher aud his securities.
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The business OF the bank has been
done, since my appointment as Trustee,
principally by myself; and not by my.
SELF and -1Oard. i have done SO because |
l mad reason to believe it was the wish
OF che Board. That 1 had the power TO
go VIII appear from an extract of the
deed OF assignment, which 1 here ap-
pend, and which Is Is follows, viz:
Here follows the document referred
TO, @ which is too lengthy for repro
5gctioa here
This deed OF assignment was drawn IN
By A. Lowering. It was examined and
approved by the Hon. John TtimbIe.
eounsell0r of the bank, and Hon. Thos. .
COidwell, Attorney General OF the
State. lt was ratified by every member
the Board OF Directors, and l was
appointed by the Board
trustee under its provisions.
FhIs deed conveys to me all the prop
'FSy OF the bank, empowers nae to sell
III the real estate, and also any bonds
lsid by the bank, excepting bonds of the
state, until the question is decided
whether the School Fund is to be paid
vat Of them. Il also authorizes me to
all agents and attorneys. and
compromise OF debts.
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TO the Merchants Of Arkansas,
Mt=sls Aippi, n Orth Al bama
and West Tennessee,

Now that the spring trade is about to
open, 1t may not be amiss for Us to call
tbs attention Of merchants throughout
the interior % the advantages possessed
by Memphis So s purchasing point. We
have ia a midst enteTprising, energetic
business men, who know the wants of
this section Of the South as well as cur
buyers do themselves. Men who. by
years OF labor and strict attention 10 the
branches Of trade in which thew
have embarked, have becoms familiar
with every necessity OF the people.
AEeng the houses to which we espee-
tally refer in this article is that OF the
Promi9ent boot and shoe firm OF Good
bard & GniilsnG, No. 20I Main street.
These gentlemen have Just received their
immense new stock o! spring goods, con-
sisting OF boots, shoes, hats aud straw
goods, of every style and grade, and
offer them at such prices as must DEFY
competition. They assure as that thew
will duplicate the price and quality OF
any bill OF goods sold at Louisville, Gin
cinnati or New York. The senior mem
Der of the firm has Just returned from
the East, where be made his selections
early, and in time TO receive the benefit
OF the late cutting down in freights. The
large st0rerOom of the firm Is now re-
plete, with every desirable style of boot
or shoe, while the store above, used as q
dat and straw goods department, dis
plays enc OF the most varied aesOrtments
vef brought TO the Southwest. 1t must
be borne IA mied Mat they do a whole
sale business exclusively, and deal on
the most favorable terms with country
meEehants.
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THE HOMICIDE IN MONROE COUNTY.
A correspondent of the Banner details
the particulars OF the homicide brit fly
mentioned by us 8 day or two ago. He
says. AT Hweetwater, in Monroe county,
last Monday, a shoemaker named Frank
Foster was fatally stabbed by Mr.. James
Heiskell, son of Daniel Heiskeii, Esq,
of that place. Foster was in the employ
of Heiskell & Son as a j~ourneymsn, and
on the day OF the difficulty Was drinking
to excess, and was, in consequence, quite
quarrelsOme, especially with young
Heiskell, who had the management OF
the shop and store. In the temporary
absence Of Hsiskell from the establish
ment, Foster, making a pretext for a
difficulty out of some trivial matter,
swore he would have satisfaction when
the former returned. 'Wnen Heiskell re-
entered the house, Foster st ones closed
the door and assaulted him with the ut
most violence. He escaped into the store
room, but Was still pursued by Foster, |
and again assaulted. Thus driven to
desperation, and unable TO retreat any
further, Heiskell seizsd a shoe-knife and
dealt his assailsnt q fatal stab la the
side. The verdict OF the community
was iustihable homicide.
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SHELBY COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The anniversary exercises of the Mem
pbis and Shelby County Bible Society
will be held in the First Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, on Court street.
next Sabbath evening, March 7th, at
1880 O'Clock. After the report Of the Ex-
ecutiye Committee and the election Of
officers, cd iresses will be made by dis
tinguished gentlemen, who have been
procured g speakers. Let every friend
OF the Bible attend. A special invita-
ton is extended to the pastors and con-
Rragations Of all the churches in the city
to be present OIL this occasion, and it is
earnestly requested that the pastors Of
the several churches suspend their SER
vices on Sahbath night, that their people
may have the opportunity to attend u
anniversary,
K. h. PORTER, President.
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TIE OyERTON HOTEL "A report has
beeU circulated in Memphis, and on the
various tTsins coming into the city, for
some tinae past, that the OFeFton Hotel
was abous TO be closed, or TO &c soid for
uss az a court house. The rUm0T was
doubtless started by interested parties
with a view OF iTj3riDg the business Of
the hotel, but We are glad 10 learn that
there ia no foundation f0E the report, and
that this elegant hotel vii! be kept in
future. ss il has been ia the past, ia first
Glsss style, a. the proprietors hAvespecial
pride OF sustaining its reputation as the
hotel OF Memphis.
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FIFEs There were three alarms Of
fire Yesterday, none OF thsm resulting In
serious damsga, having been discovered
10 their inception a Immediately ez
fineuisheJ. The 6rst occurred between
10 and II O'clock an, on PJntot0c ct =,
between Main and Shelby, B kitchen in
the rear OF Mr.. Algeo's h0uss loss, $40.
The second, at four O'Clock, was on
Vance street, between HeTaando and
DsSotO streets; loss sboBE 10. TIE
third occurred between four and five
o'clock. and came very near being a Sc
Tious affair for cur neighboT Of the Ledger.
The Oof took IRE from detective fac,
&c is supposed, ands space ten feet square
wss burned cat before It was eEtin-
guished. Loss, $50 to 500.
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HERZOG q BROS new stock Ct Spring
Goods attract general attention. They
are bought with 3 great deal Of taste,
and comprise most everything new ard
hshionsbie. Beautiful striped Silks AID
PJpliBs, Japanese Goods, Pads, and an
immense stock Of staple and fancy goods,
such as Trimmings, FTinges, Jewelry,
etc. Their low prices warrant al early
eXanainAti1 %.
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DENTAL-0nr citizsns will be glad to
learn that Dr.. E w. Sawyer, formerly so
well kJo IN here as 4 dentist, has returned
t. tbs city, and has become associated
with Dr.. +. W. Garkey. DIS. Garkey &
Sawyer will practice every branch o.
dental surgery, and guarantee to give
satisfaction in every case. Thsir ofiice
il en- The corner OF Union and Main
streets where they viii DO happy 10 ace
lhelr frieuds.
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NEW ASSEMBLY HALL was literally
packed yesterday 20 see the Panorama of
New York City. A catch penny affair
might flourish for one night, but tits
safe to conclude that when an exhibit
ton, put before an audience as intslli-
gent as those which have visited Bull
Iardis Panorams of New York City for
the past week in Memphis, to the num-
Der of six thousand persons, it is eOnclu-
sive al least as to the opinion of the peo-
pie as q body. But this work of art has
met the approval Of the severest critics,
and is pronounced good throughout, and
splendid in some of its views. The pub
lie edifces, hotels, shipping, battery,
Staten Island, etc are slODs worth
many times the admission fee. The ae-
companying lecture by Mr.. Norton is
fully explanatory Of everything. Save
yourself regret by going. You will never
see New York 8 o cheaply again. Ex-
hibits each day to Friday next at 81 and
& ojclook.
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The Earle Case.


Editors Memphis Appeal;
Toe Ledger states in this evenings L.
ana that those who now seek to drav
Mi Earle 20 Arkansas had heretofore
ate mpted TO asssssinRte him. am well
acquainted with Mai. Earle, and know
what he thinks of his difficulties ia Ar
kansas. He does not attribute his tr0u
bi-s 10 any . in Crittenden, nor
cid he fear that he would be- z~ssasslnated
prior to his leaving Arkansas. 1 an
cure the Ledger Is deceived, and MIKE
this statement in justice to all concerned.
{.
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STEAM OVERS AND CLEANERs.-Thos.
H. Huat q Co., No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to DO all kinds OF cleaning,
dying snd securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that at a cost which, compared with new
ones, is almost Nothing. BY q new pro-
cess the original luster and shape of the
garment is preserved in an astonishing
manner. Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt d Co. their old
garments.
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MARRIAGE CERTIFICATEs returned TO
the uffics OF the CoUnJy Clerk, for the
week ending March 9 b. 1859; Albert
Richter and Miss Emily Myers; William
Chambers a Miss Lucy Graham; sam
uel l. BrittOn and Miss Sallfe L. Boyd
Fred Weber and Miss AnUie freeman;
Peter Hoiz and Miss Francisco OFT; and
TWO negro couples. r
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HOwARD ASSOCIATION AT q call
meeting ef the s6Ove society, held last
evening, TO elect Officers under the Char
ter, the following gentlemen we're cleo
ted r. w. AiBslie, President; Dr..
Sterling, Ed J MansE0rd, Vice Presi-
dents; Jas. P. Gallagher, Secretary A.
ID LaDgdoff, Treasurer. They Will be
installed On the hrst Monday In April.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
Omee--EO. Is jefferson Street
CITY MATTERS.


Several numbers Of the files Of the
DAILY APPEAL. They hsve been
loaned out. or taken from our Office, and
any gentleman hsviEg or knowing the
whereabouts Of the sans will confer 8
great isvor by making it known 10 Us.
AINsLIE, HEATING & CO.
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TIE following kilograms remain IN
called for in the Western Union Teie-
graph ONCE, March 7Jh J. NJ. Andar-
con d Co., Moores d Norton, Rossel &
Foster, ThOs. Trout & Sons, S Krow,
A. e. Brewer, Frank Weaver. SshoOl
field q HADnauer, Fanny B. Price, Z.
Levy.
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GRAND LUNCH The Emerald Ss-
loon, No. lo2 Main street, opposite the
OveTton hotel, viii sat q grand lunch to-
morrow at II O'clock, TO which every
body IS invited, The very best Of wines,
liquors and cigars At the ca.
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Total vote
ialortty for smith OF ali the votes cast.
SCHOOL VISITORS

SCHOOL VISITORS.
First Wsrd-M. Gavin 80. NJ Ross
2O7, Mensrd A, c. c. Saith 8, w. J.
Clement J..
Second Wsrd-E. A. Levi 245, Stab
24S, Conn "a, WRlzer 65.
Third Ward-Johp Johnson III, T. r.
Smith les
Fourth Ward-Moore 1853, E atom IO3,
Cobb 81.
Fifth Wsrd-MulvshilI "A, S5oddsrd
25, Bruce 100, Wiggin =. KStzsnbach IS.
Sixth Ward-Mstthiss us, Conner 1l9.
Seventh Ward-McLesn 426, Burke
$50 Feely 1872, Sperry %.
Eighth Wsrd-D. PaHte 255, S. O..
SsngsteT 81, Sam Tighs 1877, Slaughter 10.
Ninth Wsrd-J.- I. Leath III. Il,
Sheer ll3, Ford %, Z. Tighe Is.
Tenth Ward-LenOE go, White 300
REHABILITATION.
The following are elected School Visit
ors:
First Wsrd-M. Gavin and N. Rose.
both d mocrats.
Second Wsrd-E. A. Levi and S.shl.
both Democrats.
Third Ward-John Johnson and T. r.
Smith, Republican nominees.
Fourth Wsrd-W. r Moore snd L. 3.
Eaton, R'p. nom.
Fifth Ward-W. s. Bruce and F. Kat
zenbach, Rep. nom.
5 xth Wsrd-AlE Matthias and E. ].
Conner, Rep nom.
Seventh Ward-Wm, Mclean and J.
. Burke, Rep. nom.
Eighth Ward-D. Pante {Rep.) and
sam. Tighe (Dem)
Ninth Wsrd-JGmes Lsath and H.
Sheer, Rem. nom.
Tenth Ward-JOs. L3noW snd W. L.
County precincts will not alter the
general result. Shaw's majority will
Probably be 400.
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gSe&fcl nad europa. Gs sDsuibe
9afienal Sans7 rCu MCnrbis bai arrangements
suTpTm, 70 rag IL eiTsct ani ale 8TrBeTtH
Sideit tn Gurrra jisbtu fam. Gtes " eins 9re-
et S~1aurmlihlei in z RIDE, PCl6s lbTSu 5TtGHen
poa BtTpanetVn &de i9iiER pelsH. /
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SILKS and dress goods OF every mate.
rial cleaned and dyed at the Memphis
Steam. d eing Establishment ,262Second
street.
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Menken Brothers would nnoun that
on Tuesday, ath inst, they will Offer q
large lot of Remnants OF all kinds, pre-
parstoTy TO the opening OF their Spring
stock. These Remnants will be sold at
a great sacrifice. +
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REMOvED.-C. A. Beeh0 has re-
moved bis job Printing Office from No.
2 to Nc. 39k Madison street, between
Main and Second, temporarily, where
he viii be glad to serve his old Gus
tomers.
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The COMMERCIAL HOTEL. under the
management Of the Allen Brothers, Is
steadily advancing ia popularity. The
hotel Is complete in every appointment,
and deserves the patronage OF ths trav-
aling ann munisy
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ST. PATRIcK's DAY We are informed
that the Irish IL to AIRY Association, Ri-
bernisD Rstef Society, and Temperance
s ,eiety Will unite ia a grand procession
on 81. Pstrlck's Day, and proceed to. st.
Patrick's Church.
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buckeye SaIVe.-T The great
reunedy EOrthe cure Of Piles, ia {
received and for sale by w n.
WilkersOn s. Co., Druggists. sac
Main Street.
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BUCKEYE kALVE ---A fresh
supply of she justly celebrated
article for the cure Of Plies, re-
ceived aud for sale by
q. w. JONES & Co..
Wholesale Druggists.
307 n ain street.
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A CHANCE TO GET FINE PAINTINGS
In the collection of paintings by a home
artist Ia lady Of Memphis) which ara on
exhibition as the book store of II. Wade
81 Co., Main street, is a view OF Naples,
Bay o surroundings, which is q copy
OF a celebrated picture by Brown, an
eminent artist, q now In the possession
of u OF our Wealthy citizens. This
painting is adjudged by competent per-
sons to be i fsir copy Of the original and,
in some respects, superior. There are
several other paintings il this collection,
which are worthy Of the attention OF
cOn1oisseurs. The Yungfrau,p " Glen
in CRlsornis al yepiug R4stH
" TrIrqli W" Mount Desert
IslaBd,l Lake Among the
Aiir0ndocza,3 "Mount Washing
ton," aud many others, are executed
with care and skill and give evidence
not only 0: genius, but also OF that care
ful study, without which the greatest
genius can never succeed in his endeav-
Ore. We have been surprised that every
person Of taste and culture in
Memphis has not visited the rooms
where these elegant paintings can
be seen, aud that the SUD-
scriptiOE which has been gotten up, to
of them, IL not already complete.
We learn that on Saturday evening At 81
they win positively be finally
disposed of TO subscribers in such man
neF as they may elect. And when it is
known that the price of subscription is
only s. q share, Il would seem to be dis
creditsble to our citiz sns, II the whole is
not taken before the time positively de-
termined on for consummating the sale.
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The number of deaths reported by W.
K. Rogers, Health Officer. for the week
ending saturday, Msrch 8, 1859, were,
whites, II negroes. Is; total, %.
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wNrERsrr. IOWA. Februarv q. $50

WISrERsET, IOWA, February q, 1869.
Messr1. Ainslie & Heating, Memphis, Tenn.
Dear SiTs: Your letter;of inquiry in
relation to the assets of IN " Bank Of
the State of Tennessee " Is received. In
reply l would say that on the 23i day of
May, 1865, st Atlanta, Georgia, Irseeived
a number Ct boxes, kegs and trunks,
said to contain assets Of the State Bank
OF Tennessee also, as prisoners, Messrs.
Dunlap, Battle, Mitchell I think was
his namel and Howell Cobb the seals
of the branch banks at Knoxville and
Memphis, and seventy pieces of gold
claimed by Mitchell as private property.
They were Mexican pieces. 1 proceeded
TO Dalton, Ga, by wagon train, teie-
grsphed Gov. BFownlUw, and from
thence to Nashville, Tenn, by rail. 1
turned over to the authorities all the
property Ia my charge, and have 70.
ceipts for the same. L learned that the
prisoners were released the next day.
MV reeeiDts show "a follows
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BUCKEYE AALVE.--gheg great
remedy for Piles, just FeeefYed
and fOT sale by
MANSFIELD a HEGREE.
Wholesale Drugg5pIs,
S0T a 3GS Main ~.
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DR. GABBERT is how in Memphis sp-
plying DR.. TIchenoT's cure foT cOnsump-
ton and bronchitis. He will remain al
227 Second street until April !, 1863.
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THERE will be preaching in the Cen
trsl Baptist Church ST l02 o'clock this
morning, after which the communion
service.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture and
carpets st Amss, Bsstiie & Co 295 Main
st. Don'J fail - give them q call.
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Black Silks. Black SIIks-Just
Received am Elegant and Cheap
Assortment. Menken Bros.
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REv Dr.. FORD will presch this morn
ing st IL O'Clock, Ia the Chapel Of the
Central Baptist Church, on Second street
near Besl.
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Trimmings Trimmings IAN
ea gapt assortment of TriGnv
nIinGs just re cezved as 4. kre-
El rs, 253 Main street.
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If YOU want q good fitting shirt, rs26y
mRde or made 10 order, call on Wig
gaus & Thorr.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-TheN New Church
(SwedenboTgaDl Society meets this sf
ternoon 81 8 o'c ock, ST the Us Court
room. Subject OF Discourse Prayer"
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We are now located at 1851 Main
street, where we will open With 8 new
stock Of goods next week.
ROsESBAUA & BRO.
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AN extensive variety Of necktles and
bogs at WiggsDs 81 ThOrn's, 233 Main
street, Cisy Building
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
paired at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, z62 second street,
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ALL qualities Of linen ami linen cam
brio handkerchief, for ladies' and gentle
men, ct Wiggans Il ThUrn's, 233 Main
slraet.
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New GO06Sf New Goods ! at L.
KremeF'r, 253 Main street.
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A HIGHLY intel igent lady, a resident OF Sy-
racuSe, n. Y. says tnet she was af1icbed nearly
a year. periodically, with deraDgement OF Inc
circulation, the blood rushing TO the lungs with
snoh sofos AZ 70 threaten congestion and death
This wasattanded with the most intense pain
in ali parts Of lie body. Falling 10 oetntn re-
uer rom any OF the physicians whom she em-
Moved rom time 10 time, she was induced to
~ Ire Plantation B.tteis, and 10 her surprise
and jey they nave T siievsa ner, ana she q now
ia good health n sh.
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THE ELECTION.
Result OF the Voting in the city
and suburbs.

The election yesterday passed off very
quietly, there being DO excitement 81 sli,
and the business classes scarcely goinp
TO the polls.
Below We give the official figures as
far as they were returned upt II O'Clock
p. m.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
THOMAS MOFFET.-lst Ward, total
247 2ud, total 254; 30, total 246; 4 b,
total los 5th, white liz, black, g., total
1885, On. totsl38; 7tb, white $50, black
3, total 1873; Sth, white 153, black 2, to-
tai l55; 9Th, white &c, black -, total Il;
10Th, white "A, black 10, total 80; 18Th
Civil District, 0; Bartlett 50. Grand TO-
tai l4l0.
Ed. SHAw-Ist Ward, total, 20; %,
total, 2S3; 80, totsl, 6; 4th, total, 1l3;
5th, total, l57 9Th, total, AS; 7th
white I34, colored 904, total 438; Slh,
white -, cOlOred lS7, total I59 9.h,
white 3, colored 80, total I02; lob, white
3, colOred 268, total 29I 18Th Civil Dis
-rict, total, S2i Bartlett, 80. Grand TO-
tai, 1896.
JAMES HALL-1st Ward, total. 2; 81.
total, 3 Sd, total, S; 4th, total, 10; 5Jh,
total, 10; 9Th, total, l. 7tb, total, IS;
Sth, total, 3; oh, total, /; 10Th, total.
Is; 18Th Civil District, total, 3; Bartlett,
D. Grand total, Sc
MCCLURE-lst Ward, 8; %, /; Sd and
Eth, o; 5tb, .; 6th, 2: 7th, :; 8lh, l;
9th, !; l0th, 4. Total, q.
Williamson and Lsngford each one
vote; total ..
prrr-r .rr,S-
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DR.. C. c. COLLINS will presch 81 tbs
Central Church, Methodist or Union
street, to-day, 81 IL q. III.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

GARDEN and Flower Seed Just re-
cetved al Goodyear & Falls Drug Store,
Isl Maip street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

JeWeIry ! JeNelry New styles
Of Jew Try at Il. krem er's, 253
Main Street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

GENTLEMEN's wear cleaned by the
new process Only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

If you went something good to read,
LOcke's is the place, 1854 Msia street. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

Lace points and point laces msde
Ike new, az the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 252 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-07

JoUvIEs' kid gloves, also light driving
gloves, at Wlggans Il Thorn's, 23S Main
street.