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rupted and said that he, Swami, knev
that the front gate aD1s left open.l Whel
Barry came up that night with a prisone
he LEFT the spring gate open, behind him
He may have closed It when he went out
els is true that the Jail officers weni
round next morning and threatened the
prisoners if they reported anything sboui
Leonard's escape?
Al don't know about that. They
brought me into the Office of the jail anC
questioned me about 1t, and / told then
that what / did know / would not tel
there. / didn't consider that they had
any right to question me, and I wouldn'i
give them any satisfaction.
Q-Did they punish you for this7
A.-Whether for that or not, 1 don't
know. But from that time on, they kept
me locked up, and wouldn't allow my
friend to come and see me. Ican't an
swer whether the other prisoners were
threatened. Most, If not all of the other
prisoners then in Jail have been sent up
to the pe~nitentiaFy.
This closed the interview to all intents
and purposes-at least so far as to show
that Nh. c. A. Jocelyn had no authority
to use Swann's name in his denial, and
only a partial authority TO use Gilmore's.
At u request the cell mate of Mr..
Jocelyn Whose name we do not give for
~ of our own was sent for, and he
stated to us that he had written Mr.. Joce-
lyn's communication at his (Jocelyn's)
request. We asked him If Joceiyn had
told him that he had seen Colonel Curry.
He said that he had not, and that his card
was.unsolicited by that gentleman. He
remarked, however. that he had seen
Colonel Curry on Monday after his re-
lease, and mentioned to him that Joe
(Swann) had got a new trial. Colonel
Curry remarked that he ought to be sent
up for twenty years.
We have no desire to injure or pursue
anyone, and we are sitting these matters
thus closely in order simply and purely
that the TRUTH may be known. II Swami
was the man who aided Leonard to es-
cape we hope it will be SO proven, and he
viii get the full measure of the law. If
not, and he is innocent, we hope that the
ones may be found and punished.
RENNANTs-snnusl. sale of Remnants,
at Menken Bros.
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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
vember l, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy yeur attention, as our stock is vet
complete. Special Inducements given to
any n wishing TO buy stock and stand.
j. H. Loewenstine & Bros, No. 23I Main
street, Clay Building. Remember the
number.
REMNANTS Of Msrseilles and Linen
Lawn, at Menken Bros.
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MEMPHIS N RALEIGH SPRINGS RAIL
RoAD.-A meeting Of the friends of the
above named railroad will be held at the
corner Of Fifth and Saffarans streets,
Chelsea, on Saturday evening at s O'Clock.
Let there be a general attendance. BY
order of the President.
l.. j. DUPRE, Sect'y.
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THE SALE OF THE JONES ESTATE, post
poned on coun of the weather, will
take place IN Friday morning, June Sd.
at eleven O'Clock. 0mnibuses will leave
the sslesrooms of W. II. Passmore & Co.,
2Sl Second street, at half past nine pune
tual.
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| r TINE TABLES.

on and after May ., 1870, trains will run
daily Sundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves.
HOpeheld--.---.-....-.--.... 800 pm 7.30 am.
Languille 1890 pm. 100 pm.
F~errybOat will leave wharfboat, foot OF
Union street, daily at ! am.
R II. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
L. 7. ROBSON, Asst Sup'L
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FREE LECTURBs.-Dr. Z. P. Banning, of
New York, will give a series of free lee
lures in the lecture room of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. First
lecture, Thursday eve., I'd inst. second
lecture, Saturday eve. 4thinst. third lee
ture, Monday eve, eth inst; fourth lee
ture, Tuesday eve, 9TH inst. Lectures
commence at 8:l5 pm. Subjects: Me-
chsnical Laws of the Body, and Physical
Education.
THE SALE Of THE JONES ESTATE, post
pOned on account of the weather, will
take place on Friday morning, June Sd,
at eleven O'Clock. 0mnibuses will leave
the salesrooms Of w. a. Passmore Il Co.,
2Sl Second street, at half-past nine, pune
nal.
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THE FAIR.
MatohIsss wOmsn...what Happened.

While the APPEAL, patiently as may be,
W. watching the steady movements OF
CHARLES Jones as he lifts up the walls OF
Captain Church's building hard by, and
while the APPEAL was impatient that the
structure might rise more rapidly and
obstruct the burning rays of the sum-
mer's sun which food the editorial domi-
Gil with fervent heat, there came a son of
Ethiopia rocking in grease that was boiled
from his bones. His ardent breath Bills
tered his swollen lips, his eyes protruded
till they might have been knocked out
with.a clapbOard brought down on a per-
pendicular line, his crisped wool was
drawn tighter than corkscrews and was
cracked at the roots by intense tension.
He bore on his Uranium a basket filed
with delicacies transmitted by the fairest
women who conduct the Episcopal Fair.
The heat had broken a vessel containing
ice cream, and its contents, oozing
through the basket, stewed and cracked
and hzzed as they oyerspread Cuffee's
heated physiognomy. Cuffee's face was
str6aked n marked as with leprosy.
and be came in grinning and licking his
chops with infinite satisfaction. The CON
tents OF the basket, less the cream,
were spread before the attaches
OF the APPEAL establishment, and while
discussing the good things of life, it was
not forgotten that among the chiefest of
these, is an accomplished, fsultless wo-
man. The names of the three to whom
we were indebted for the feast, were rev.
erently mentioned, and it was agreed that
If luxuries like these were spread before
all visitors of Rocco's Hall that the gods
might descend from Olympus to a temple
ofdiviner beauties and attractiVeness in
Memphis. Go to Rocco's Hall this even
ing and see how beautiful are the daugh-
ters of Memphis, how tasteful in apparel,
how pleasing in manners, and what
stories are told by love-lit eyes lustrous
as the stars and suggestive Of dreams as
delightful as the joys of paradise.
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FOR RENT.

CAL0ON-The Brilliant Saloon, corner OF
> Whisky chute and Center alley, cheap, If
applied for Immediately; apply 10
reg I. H COOKE.
nWELLING.-A brick dwelling, No. 10
IL Court street, containing 10 rooms. Pos
session given Immediately; apply to
A. f. FARMLAND,
f1 lg7 Main street.
ID Consistently furnished, single or in
II suits: all lighted with gas, water facili-
ties. and front and rear yard accOmmOda-
tiOns excellent; Also two offices for rent;
apply at Hotel D'Europe, with satisfactory
reference my3l
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COURTESY TO STRANGERS is a marked
feature in the management of the Ameri-
can House, Boston. In the excellence of
its appointments it is equaled by few no
tells in the nj
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b. Lowenstein q Bros. having reduced
their entire stock of staple and fancy dry
goods, we would advise ali those wishing
to make any purchases in that line to
first call at B. Lowenstein & BrOs.' before
purchasing.
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HITE. q CoRwINE, proprietOus Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AF-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest netice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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REMNANTS of Linen, Domestics and
Prints. Menken Bros.
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THURSDAY morning, at nine O'Clock,
Register, Trezevsnt q Co., sell aktheiI
auction room, fifty cases boots andg8Aes,
without reserve, to the highest bidder.
Merchants will be on hand promptly.
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loFFICIAL.l
BOARD OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
MEN.
CITY HALL, MEMPHIs. June l. IL,

CITY HALL, MEMPHIS, June l., 1876.
At a regular meeting Of the Mayor and
Common Council of the city of Memphis
on Wednesday, June /, 1870. Present /:
President Dixon, Kelly, Chase, Clancy,
o. F. Prescott, Gibson, Duncan, Pepper,
Smith, Cohen, James, Parker, Twohig.
Hewitt, Doyle, Cummings and Boon,
Councilmen.
A quorum being announced, the Presi-
lent took his seat, called the members to
order and had the roll of Councilmen
called.
When the minutes Of the proceedings
at the Councils two last meetings were
read and adopted,
On motion Of Councilman Chase the
fine of S. against each Of the absent
Councilmen at h last adjourned meet
ing, May 10, 1870, to wit; Prescott, Gibson,
Duncan, Pepper, Smith, Parker, James,
Signaigo, Hallum, Doyle and Cummings,
was RENTED by an unanimous vote OF
the Council.
When Councilman Doyle presented his
resignation as Councilman of the 9th
Ward, recommending w. B. Richardet as
his successor. Election postponed until
the next meeting of the Council.
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 1, 1870.
To the Honorable Mayor and General
Council +:
GenueHlen having accepted the ofnce
of Jailer of Shelby county, Tennessee, I
think l am therefore disqualified to act as
Councilman of the Ninth ward, and
hereby beg leave to tender my resigna-
ton as such, hoping it may meet with
your honorable approval. 1 would also
recommend w. b. Richardet as my sue
eessor.
1 am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, NJ. J. DOYLE.
Received and accepted.
MONTHLY REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
coMPTRoLLER's REPORT.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, June l, 1870.
To the General Council of the City of
Memphis:
Gentlemen: The following is my report
for the month of May, 1870:
Tn-nn MD e. ihn A01 nnrnn-nAn
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LOST

"ATCH-Y Yesterday, q gold hunting case
w English lever watch, made by Henry
Raymond, No. 1904, with my initials. X. T.,
on back; any one finding same will be paid
MY dollars by leaving IL al the office of B.
B4yliss, Front street.
my3l RICHARD TAYLOR.
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Go and see those magnificent Chicken
ing, Concert, Grand. Square, and Upright
Pianos at Il. G.. Hollenberg's, Clay Build
ing.
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PERSONAL.

Maj. j.. d. Adams, Arkansas River
Packet Co.; Mr.. Ralph j. Hughes, Lon
don, England; DR.. W. H. Childress, La
grange, Tenn; Col. Lawrence Moore,
Iuka, Miss, are stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
Z. II. Smith, Esq, of the firm of E. n.
Smith & Bro, st. Louis, is in our city on
a business visit. His firm is one Of the
staunchest in the West, and his ship
extensive.
Col. Tom W. Neal, of Meals State Ga
zette, arrived yesterday from Dyersburg.
He reports the crops in his section az
finer han ever known before, and plan
ters are jubilsnt.
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OMNIBUsEs will be found ready TO tax Q
parties to the ESle of the Jones estate at
the office OF PassmOre & RUf6n, Friday
morning at half-past nine.
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The following, from a distinguished
scholar and physician, is to DR.. Banning,
o in our city:
70 WINPoLE ST, CAvENDISH SQUARE,
LoNDNN, November Is, 1866.
DR.. E. P. Banning:
/ have been slowly studying and prac-
ticing upon our articles on uterine dis
placements, etc, as published in the Ned
tcdt aud Surgical Reporter, and you will
allow me to say, with no sense of eOmpli-
menting you, that the unexpected light
you have already given to my mind Il
immense, not only on disease and treat
ment, but also on the very nature of the
will, which is the actuating force of the
whole muscular envelope of the body, and
consequently of the mind and constitu-
ton. Since / translated "S~wedenborg's
Animal Kingdom" 1 have read no such
bits of Physiology as yours. There Is life
in them, and life ofhealth, I am sure, will
flow out of the practical application Of
your thoughts. Until / read you, the
true rationale of uterine g~rsyitation was
profoundly unknown to me, so, thank
you, my friend, for these great good
truths. J. J. GORTH WILKINSON.
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REMNANTS Barege and Lenos Man
ken Bros.
LADIES will find relief from their Heaa
ache, ~Costiveness, Swimmingin the Head
Collie, our Stomach, Restlessness, etc,
ETC., by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid all bilious attacks by taking a
dose Of Simmons Liver Regulator occa-
sionally, to keep the Liver in healthy &C.
ton. II should be used by all persons,
old and young. It is not unpleasant, is a
purely vegetable compound, is not injuri-
Gus to the most delicate constitution, and
win keeFthe Liver in healthy action.
Go TO the Remnant sale of Menksn
Bros.
FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for $38 per dozen.
WIGGANS & THORN,
233 Main street.
BROOKS & Hawthorn, $50 Front street.
are prepared to buy early apples and new
potatoes, for which the highest price will
be paid. Call and see them.
SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed. Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another COL
umn, it should be 9 by all.
RENEANrs MarseiIles and Linen Lawns,
Menken. Bros,
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LADIES' and gents hemstitched hand
kerchiefs, cheap at
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A HANDSOME Grenadins Dress for 81 at
SEgreat sale of MeBken Bros.
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WE call attention to DR.. Banning's Lee
-ture, tonight, to be given in the lecture
room of the First Cumberland Church, on
street. Admission free.
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THE homestead of the late Gov. Jones
will NJ doubt attract many persons to
the sale on Friday, as also the magnificent
building and garden sites, subdiyided
into five, six, seven and ten acres. Take
an omnibus tomorrow morning at the
Office of Passmore & Rufin, and attend
the sale.
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THE SALE OF THE JONES Estate, post
poned on account of the weather, will
take place on Friday morning, June Sd,
at eleven O'Clock. Omnibuses will leave
the salesrOoms of w. II. Passmore & Co.,
2Sl Second street, at half-past-nine, pune
tual- --
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STATIONERY OF every description at Joe
LOcke's News Stand. 236H Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 256H Main street, always
has the latest papers FROM the principal
cities. 1
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E4oE CoLLARs-A very handsome as
sortment, from 25c upward, at
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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WANTS.

- % nDD-To lend on collaterals-
d OO.OOU state, county and city bonds
and scrip: bills, notes. bank and insurance
stock. and railroad stock and bonds bought
and sold on commission. Investments and
negotiations made. W. o. LOFLAND,
Bill and Note Broker,
ie2 No. 5 Madison street.
TOOK-BOY.-A good COCK also, a boy to
- takecare o. a horse. Apply at 81 Mosby
street. near Will. ie2
TOTTAGE-With three rooms and kitchen,
- within ten minute walk Of Union street,
near street railroad prefeEreu; address. Civ
ing particulars" MONEY, care Appeal
ohice. lei
TRIMMER-A carriage trimmer at I7s Main
Il street my3l
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BRACELETS BRACELETS

BRACELETSI BRACELETSl
Just received a large assortment of
FINE GOLD BRACELETS.
New and beautiful styles
WATCHES,
At very low figures.
Watches for ladies, winding without
key.
w. c. BYRD,
Successor to MRRRIMAN, BYRD d Co.
275 Main street, Memphis.
Clocks in great variety. Fine French
Clocks.
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ROOMS AND ROARD.
Cochran Hal.


4 F~IRST-CLASS DAY-BOARDING HOUSE.
Terms. S. per week-S25 per month,
Kept by the famous SCHADE. Nos. lS2-ls4
Main street mylz
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MosoUITo BARS at 26O Second street.
E. FEGAN.
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FRESH berries every morning at T. s.
BarbOur's stand, south side 9 street
markat
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Col. THOMAS H. WELLINGTON, Chief
Engineer of the Mississippi River Rail-
road Company, has been instructed by
the Board of Directors to increase the
force at work on the construction of this
railroad, between Memphis and Coving-
ton, three hundred men, and 1t is the in
tention OF the Board to rush this portion
of the line through to completion as rap
idly Amen and money can accomplish It.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city,
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STRAW MATTTNes at E. Fegan's, $50
Second street.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs|ust received, q
new stock of Jet Jewelry, the most beau
tiful pattern shown in Memphis. Also,
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
32S Main street.
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the GREAT REMNANT
SALE
At Msnksn Brothers, this Week.

At Msnken Brothers, this Week.
Remnants Of Lawn.
Remnants of Marseilles.
Remnants of Grenadine.
Remnants of Calicoes.
Remnants of Linen Lawns.
Also, Linens, ~Jaconets, etc.
All at great bargains.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
FANCY GooDs.-NeW stock now being
opened at t. JOHNSTON 4 CO.'S.
r W Doz hrst qnality Wamsutta
F. ShirIs made to order for Sl8.
WlGGANS & THORN.
2SS Main street.
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The SALE OF THE JONES ESTATE. most.
poned on account of the weather viii
take place on Friday morning. lime III
at eleven O'Clock. Omnibuses will leave
the salesrooms Of w. h. Passmore q Co,
tual.
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe Locke's, 2S6X Main street.
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
d Allen, No. 8 West Court street,
LADIES JET JEwELRY-Latsst STYLES at
j. ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
328 Main straat
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3RIDAY, JUNE Sd, is the day set for the
6 70 of the Jones estate. Omnibuses
leave Passmore & Rufin's Office at half
past nine on the morning Of sale.
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Handsome Walking Dresses in a varie-
ty Of material at SEESSELS.
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ATTEND the Remnant sale of Menken
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ATTEND the great Remnant sale of
Menken Bros.
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ST. LOUIS HoME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 2S6X Main street.
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A NEW invoice of Parasols just received
at A. Seessel's, very cheap.
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LADIES Travelling Suits in Linen, Grass
Cloth and Victoria Lawn, just received
at A. SEESSEL'S,
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REMNANTS of oalicos and Domestic.
Menken Bros.
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Prayer granted by Council, subject to
be revoked whenever deemed expedient.
BY Councilman Cohen:
\ The petition of Charles Levy, asking
$500 for damage done by the city to his
property on lot 52s on east side Shelby
street, by the city's change Of grade Of the
alley south and near his lot.
Referred to Councils Committee on
Claims.
By Councilman Twohig:
The petition of sundry parties, praying
that the monthly pay of the hremen OF the
city be increased from $50 TO 500 per
month.
Referred to the Fire Committee ofCoun-
ell.
The petition Of sundry parties, praying
that Boundary Avenue be opened or
Widened to sixty feet.
Referred to Councils Improvement
Committee.
The report of Councils Market Com
mittee, in relation to the selection of a
market site in the First Ward. Action
postponed by Council for the present.
Petition Of sundry citizens to change
boundaries:
To the Hon. Mayor and Board Of Alder
men and COGncilmen Of ths City of
Memphis:
You petitioners would respectfully
ask your honorable body to petition the
Legislature Of the State of Tennessee 70
amend the charter of the city of Mem
phis so as to extend the limits of the cor
poratiOn on b north As follows, to-wit:
beginning at a point in the west line
of the State Of Tennessee, where a line
drawn from the west end of Biekford
avenue parallel to the north boundary Of
the JOhn Rice grant intersects the same;
thence along said line parallel to the
north line of the John Rice Eve thousand
aQrGa IN the miGnla nf RiakTord oran-o
and b middle line Of Bickard avenue
produced eastward to the middle of the
new Raleigh road; theme along the mid
die of the new Raleigh road to the east
line of the town reserve; thence south
ward along the said line Of the town re-
serve to the middle Of the old Raleigh
road"
The above boundary is the same agreed
upon by a committee appointed by your
honorable body previous to the last
amendment to the charter making Kerr
street the boundary line on the north.
Your petitioners will not offer reasons
why this extension is desired unless re-
quired, because We feel that they are too
many and plain to be overlooked by
your honorable body; but IL desired we
will, in any desired by your hon
orable body, give u reasons, which we
think are many and potent. And as in
duty bound petitioners will ever pray.
Geo. Sherman, Ed. Tighe, |
VIM. Denies, j. A. Mccall,
Jas. Haensr, L s. Grant,
W. M. Mccullough, W. T. Lucas,
J. II. Taffe, James F. Schabel,
Jas. Achtmsn, II. g. Hampe,
Garagron, A. J. Knapp,
X. p. BatemaD, W. B. Gibson,
W. B. Richardet, E. Fitzgibbon,
Jas. Brust, Owen Dryer,
r. II. Randolph, Timothy Downs,
Gaunt, James Bresste,
Marcus j. Wright, Theo. Major,
81. Washington.
Mr.. Durff, being seconded, moved to
amend to the old line, and to include
Bickford Park, and refer to a special COM
mittee. Adopted.
j. P. PRESCOTT,
j. o. DURFF,
OWEN DWYER,
Committee.
Received and referred to a Special Com
of three to confer with the Board
Of Aldermen Committee.
[To BE CONTINUED To-MORRoW.l
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 236X Main
street.
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FLUTED Collars and COlIarettes, only
%, 50 and 70 cents, at SEESSEL'S.
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Respectfully submitted.
d. A. SHEPHERD,
City Comptroller.
TREAsURER's EPo
Honorable Common Council:
Gents-My receipts for the cur
rent corporate year amount
S28l ITO So
Or.
By amount Mayors warrants
paid and cancelled -......."....S26 ,779 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-02

REMNANTS Of all kinds at Menksn
Bros. to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-02

UNSURPASSED in the county of Shelby
is the estate of the late Gov. Jones, to be
sold at auction on Friday morning, June
8, 1870, on one-fourth cash-balance in
one, two, three and foul years time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-02

TIE best and cheapest Pianos snd
Organs in the South are at 2SS Main street.
CAN and see them.