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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-06
NASHVILLE.

Stolen Bonds won't be Paid-The eSOpers
Sold Us 0hee-Width Of Gates-NO Ref
erehoe to that one at Jackson, Team
Skating Rizks Cant Slide 0ut-The Won.
aeFfgl Court at Bartlett-Sam I0nes'
HBmbug and HObby-PIaees for LOafers
Multiplied with Public Burdens-Dele-
gates to Judicial COHVentiOn-Ae AeBath,
Little Radical Fireworks, don't like Chi
nese Fire eraekers-After the Railroad
Bond Thieves.
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JOlly Fire.

PTTsBURG, July 5.-The Fourth was
celebrated by a parade of militia and
various societies in the afternoon.
The tin shop Of Graham & Coon, in East
Liberty street, was burned, caused by
fire crackers. The stock in the dry goods
store of w. B. Conneu was much injured
by water. Graham q Coon's loss is about
three thousand dollars, and is insured.
Later in the evening the stable of Henry
Robe was fred by the explosion of lamp
and was totally destroyed. Also, the gro
cery of Henry Robe and billiard hall of
j. J. Lawson. Rohe's loss, SIS, 600; in
sured for 5000. Lawson's loss, 5000; in
sured for Sl200. Robe was dangerously
injured by the explosion. ta
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CINCINNATI.
Tim Daley 0Verbsard---hathan Lords Leg
IN a Bad Way.

CINcISNATI, July Sat Parlor Grove,
in Kentucky, few miles below the city,
Tim Daley was shot and killed by an un-
known person. Near the same place an
unknown man in g skiff was drawn un-
der by the steamer Groesbeck and
drowned.
Hon. Nathan Lord was accidentally
shot in the leg with small cartridge pis-
tol while standing on Fourth street. He
will be disabled about three weeks.
At Parker's Grove there was a dis
turbance, and on the way back man
was beaten and thrown overheard.
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crlmsa and casuaItiss Al ehloann.

CHICAGO, July Sat Leona, H., on the
4th, one man was killed and two Others
fatally wounded by the accidental explo-
sion of a number of cannon cartridges
while they were employed in loading the
cannon.
A son of Richard Hughes, aged thir-
teen years, living at Racine, was fatally
injured on the 4th by the accidental dis.
charge of g pistol which he was loading.
A negro named Thomas Williams, em-
ployed by DR.. Stamford, was shot dead
yesterday by VIM. p. Bailey, a white
man working at the same place. The
negre had threatened the lives Of Bailey's
family.
A man named Fritz, working in a sand
bank on Eewbury road, was sIffocated by
large pile of dirt caving upon him yes
terday.
Burglars made raid on Sheppardsvilie
last night and stole watches and money
from quite a number of people. They
were pursued and fred upon, but escaped
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, July 5.-River falling
four feet scant on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather hot and dry.
Notwithstanding preparations were
made only by foreign and colored citi-
zens, the celebration of the Fourth was
generally a spontaneous outbreak in
honor Of the day. At night display OF
~ire-ereckers occurred in front Of the
Stacy House. There was great excite
ment and enthusiasm.
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A BIG THING.
Sunset Cox Eliminates New YOrk-A Regu-
lar Saxon Pome.

New YORK, July 5.-The Fourth was
celebrated in the usual manner through
out the North and East. The entire di-
vision of National Guards turned out.
The Tsmmany Society celebrated the day
Tweed presenter the standard of free
dom whats thstI) and the Declaration
of Independence was read. Senator Cas-
serly, Of California, delivered an oration
and John G. SAKE recited an original
poem. Hon. s. S. Cox made q short
speech, and letters were read from SEN
ator Thurman. Governor English, Gen
Mcclellan, Governor Hoffman and others
The Society of Cincinnati. of New
York, reelected Hamilton Fish Presi.
dent, and partook of an annual banquet
At DelmOnico's.
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Railroad con,olidation

SANDUsKY, July 5.-Meetings Of officers
and representatives of the New York Cen
trail, Lake Shore, Michigan Southern, c.
@. c. and I. c., S. & s., ard the Indiana
polls, Cincinnati and Lafayette roads, held
here on Saturday and to-day, to perfect
arrangements for the immediate construc-
ton OF short line of road from Dayton
to Cincinnati. The company was fully
organized and directors were elected.
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PRATT'S
SOuthern-Mads Cotton Gin.

GFNHIS Gin runs light on the team, makes q
GOOD sample. and viii pick more unt
nom the same amount o seed cotton ana "a
iass time than any other Gin II does not
hrealx ~ roll nor chOKes Is simple in us con-
str11ctiou ana not liable 70 get out OF order
rse attention. of planters is called TO the
"a Peeler Gin, . made by Mr. Pratt expressly
for the Peeler, Moina, and other varieties OF
long staple cotton .,-o.o o.
MT. Pratt has made upward OF fsooU alns %
tor India, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil ana baS
So.1fhern states. which have gwen genera
sstisfactio1. His Gin took the So prem laLa "a
and diploma at the shelby County e -. az =.
Memphis, and the SIS premium 81 the 0eorsiA
state Fair, at Macon 80. - t,,ld
4 Is a good rule to try ali thin g, an .e,-- a.,
fasT 10 what has been approved ana a1lsW -s ei h
tne purpcse for which IL - sas1e. 1e...t.-t - -,
Claimed Tor Pratt's GIN, anu ns if
n,-aeffcaI planters who have ttseo ~ Z, c.,
Orders for Gins, from 20 to = s.s s@@s 5rom 1
t1,el Sst1ssreoaired BY skiiful SinWEtgnt-
S.f,ss Mem riais, Tenn. care OF Ferflns-
= 49, = f.S73ssi5 - - front street,
on q 1lO ~ es VI ~ iTRUEHEART, Agent tor,
80, s.,v Daniel Pratt, OF Alaoana'@
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Accidents at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, July 5 An unknown
young man tell from floating log in the
river, just below the city, this afternoon,
and was drowned.
Mike Long, in a swimming match at
Twelve Mile Island, above the city, yes
terday, was drowned before reaching the
shore
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JACKSON, MSS.
Gift EntsrprIses---ExhaustIO Of the Great
Lawelvers--.A Negro RIet---Three Ne
grOes KiIled--Two Whites Wounded.
Special to The MEMpH1s APPEAL.l

Special to the MEMPHIS APPEAL.l
JACKSON, MISS, July 5.-The Legisla-
and so soon after celebrating the Fourth.
No proceedings of importance in the SEN
ate, except the passage Of bill punish.
ing gift enterprises.
The House did not not have quorum
until pm.
A riot occurred at Wesson, Miss, to-
day. 1t grew out of negro abusing q
white boy. Three negroes were killed
and two whites wounded. All quiet on
the Potomac tonight!
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psath d a Prominent pemaerat.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-Jerome B. John
son, prominent Democratic politician,
was killed yesterday by the breaking
down of bridge near Harrison.
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CUBA.
Another LiIIlputlan BattIe-Aa Hour and a
Halt, and Forty kilIea-Awfal!

HAVANA, July Rebel leader Bembets
has been attacked and routed by Loyal
guerrillas, in Puerto Princife. The fight
lasted an hour and halt, and sixteen
Spaniards and forty six Cubans were
killed. Seven of the remaining men Of the
second Upton expedition were captured
and jailed at Halquin. Rebel Go onel
LonO was killed.
Owing to heavy arrivals the corn mar
ket here is flooded, and prices have de-
clfnHd
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DISSOLUTION.

TFHE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned under the hrm
name of Meacham & Treadweil, Is this day
dissolved, A. Q. Treadwell having sold to NJ.
L. Meacham his interest in the stock of Gro
cerise, Fixtures, etc. Either party is author-
lied to sign the firm name in settling the
copsrtnership business
NJ. L. MEACHAM.
A G. TREADWELL.
Memphis, July l, ls7o.
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cOPARTNERSHIP.

NJ L. MEACHkM nas this day associated
II. with him his son. e. E. MEACHAM,
and J. B. POSTON, of Memphis. and A. w.
ROBERTS, late of Powell, Roberts q Co.,
Brownsville, Tenn under the arm name Of
NJ. L. MEACHAM & CO., for the purpose of
continuing the Wholesale Grocery and Cotton
Factorage business. at the old stand Of
Stonewau Block, where viii always be found
one of the largest and best selected atocks Of
Groceries, which viii be sold at the lowest
market rates.
Mr.. Meacham returns his sincere thanks to
his many friends and customers for their
kind and liberal patronage of past years, and
earnestly solicits for the new 1rm cOntinu-
ance of the same, pledging strict attention to
business.
Memphis, July l, 1870
NJ. L. MEAcHAM. A. W. ROBERTS.
IL. X. MEACHAM. j, B. PosToN.
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Ku KIux.

ST. JOHNS, July 5.-Thomas Bnrdock,
a school teacher, was shot at one O'Clock
this forenoon by Charles Baker, and died
soon after. Baker was Immediately ar
rested. 1t was tie most cold-b -blooded
murder ever known in this section.
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OF 3aIs aL EtLdII o al Ies psllHUIs LelI- q >
A descriptive circular giving much useful
Information sent to any address on applica'
tion.
No watches retailed by the Company.
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RemarkahIa Yeaetarlan.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Geo. Thomas,
formerly connected with the E0e'ting
argus and Sunday Attds, suffered deatn
lasf evening by a piece Of meat sticking
in his throat.
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More Fire Crackers.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 5.-The Ma
tioual stables, and Woods 81 Walbridge's
livery stables, Fitzburgh Elwanger Bar
ry's block, were destroyed by fire. Loss,
80, 900; insured, SIS, COO.
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AIunkN Eenian.

MoNFREAL, July 6.-Orders have been
sent to Sherbrooks for the release Of the
so-callcd Fenian Genersl McNamara-
there not being sufficient evidence 10 war
rant his detention.
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OswEGO, n. Y, July 5.-The Union
elevator, owned by Ferrington ]. Randall
and D. G.. Teri, was burned last night
The elevator contained about forty thou
sand bushels of grain.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Q PECIAL communication of Leila Q
y Scott Lodge. 40. 2S9, will be held w
this (WEpN NESDAY) evening, July 9Th, ~
at s O'Clock, for work in the K. A degree.
All Z. rs in good standing are invited.
by order of r. W. MITCHELL, W. NJ
s. SFURM, Secretary. jy6
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NotdOe.

In the District Court of the United States for
the District of West Tennessee.-fn the mat
ther OF l.. Howkins, Bankrupf.-In Bank
ruptcy District OF West Tennessee--ss,
To whom 1t may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee of L. HoWKins. OF
Mernph in the county OF Shelby and State of
Ten sssee within said District. who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own peti-
tion, BY the District Court OF said District
Memphis, Tenn. the 25th dayof June. A d..
Is7C. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
ie2 Assignee, eEc,, No. Madison st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-06

Brigham Young having become
tired O! the many false reports circu-
lating about him, says that he is aged
90, and has l6 wives and 49 children
only.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-06

Governor Clayton has an insane
brother ia Delaware City, Penn.
some think the story blunder, and
that the crazy one is at Little Rock.
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ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Gea'5 Agents,
1872 Broadway, New York.

sFAss 10 seeths ne10 FULL-PLATE EATCE
5ea-s.o he trade marx {" AMERICAN WATCH
90. Crescent street, WalthGna, Mass." n Is by
sur sbe best FtaE-psase Watch made In the Uniteoi
states, aud suir1asses GaythiaS heretofore made IN
this eoS.risy for Railoay Engineers, oOnd1'ot-
az alc. apl9 dAw
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IncredibIe---Must Have Used AuyiIs

BALTIMORE, Mp, July 5-Policeman
Paddy Murphy was beaten to death yes
terday by some rOwdies, one of whom he
had arrastRd
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DISSOLUTION.

Il tween the undersigned, under the firm
name of Meacham q Treadwell is this day
dissolved, A. g. Treadweu having sold To NJ.
Il. Meacham his interest in the stock of
Groceries, Fixtures, etc. Either party is au-
thor1zed to sign the nrm name in settling the
eopartEership business.
NJ. l.. MEACHAM,
iyi C TREA WELL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE
lJeferson street. near Main,

CHas. H. 81. BRooMLessee and Proprietor
EUGENE T. GoR1iAN...-..ActiHg Stage Manager
Prof FRANK KARrSOLD....-...Leader OF Orchestra
az THIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TER Is opsn the year round with powerful
and talented corps Of male and female art
lists, presenting each evening program me
replete with music, mirtn and melody.
Admission, 2c; Private Boxes, S.. ap27
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ON FOUR MONTHS TIME!
PIANOS, ORGANS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
On Three and Foar Months Time, with Good
City Acceptance.

OoW Is your time TO make your purchases.
~ Ny stock Is very large and must be closed
out 20 make room for my fall stock
StelnWay a sons Pianos .....-...-.. 500 10 $500
Ernest Gabler's Pianos .-....-...-.-... As TO 60G
" m r. EmefSOniS Pianos ...-.....-... 375 to $50
Also, GOOD SECOND HAND PIAlsOS. some
OF them almost as good as new. Prices from
slOO to S400 each. Mason 4 Hamlin's Organs
from SlU0 to $500 each. Also, the celebrated
Burdett Organs. Genuine Italian and Roman
Violin Strings
N. B.-Country Merchants and Dealers VIII
please give me call
Ausie House sI7 Main st Memphis, Tenn.
fV6
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NEM ApyERTlsEmgaTs.
SCHOOL NOTICE


A 7 my School room on Adams street, July
~ 1lth, I will commence session of six
weeks, terminating August 10Th Boys pre-
pairing for any cl6ss In College viii be re-
eeived- I particularly desire boys who In
tend to attend my school the next session.
Parents can select any study they may desire.
Reference may be made 10 Judge Thos. r.
Smith, J. T. Leath, aad other members of the
Board OF Education Memphis City schools.
Terms, SO for the term.
T. Q. ANDERSON,
or the Uniye sity OF Virginia, Teacher OF
Memphis City High School. Jy6
NEW FIRM
W. B. CRIsMAs. Z. B. CEIsMAN
WIN. R. STEWART,
Formerly vita Wormley, Joy q Co.
HRESMAN, STEWART q Co, successors to
~ ". B. q L. b. CriSmanl, Cotton Factors
and Comm IssfOn Merchants, 225 Front street.
upstairs, Memphis, Tenn.
Having admitted VIM. R. STEWART. late
OF Davis q stewart, as partner IN our
nrn, the business viii be conducted from
this date under the firm name of CRIS-
MAN, STEWART q CO., At 226 Front street.
w. b. q T. B. CRISMAN.
July I, 1870. Tvs
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHB.l
Memphis, June y, 1S7e.
TNHE Directory have this day declared
Il dividend OF six per cent. on the average
capital Of this Bank out of the net profits for
the ten months ending 4uly Ist, payable on
and afJer Monday, July llLh, to each stock
holder upon his average OF stock, until which
date the Transfer Books viii be closed
fyI s p READ Cashiar.
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
L tween E. B, & j. w. Weber under the
name and style Of E. B. Webber & Bro,
is this day dissolved on account OF the death
Of j. W. Webbsr. The business of said firm
will be settled by E. B. Webber, the surviving
partner, who will continue the Cotton Factor
age anc Commission Business on his own ac-
count. at the old stand, No. go Front street.
July l. 1870. Tiy6i E B. WEBER.
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