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The weekly standard., 1870-08-10

Joint RESOLUTION auihurizing the donation of
certain property of iiie Uniird States, in the
city of Galveston. :ta'e dfsIexas, to said city
Be il resolved b, the Senate and House OF Rep
rcscntaiivcs oi thu United States OF Ameriru in
Congress asst mblcd That The buildings, bar
racks, icnc..s, sheds, cistcrw, and forth, the
property Il the United States, In the city of
Galveston State OF Texas. now obaudOn,d by
the United States troops, and ordered to be sold
at public auction, under the direction of the
Quartermaster's department, be- and the same
are hereby. donated as hereinafter provided to
said city of Galveston, iur the purpose Uf aiding
the suid city in holding agricultural, mechanical
and Horticultural fairs, and in developing the;
agricultural and mechanical Iesources ol saId
State; or for such other public uses as may seem
good 10 the authorities OF said city OF Galveston
Provided, That this resolution shall not be con-
strued to convey any title in th" grounds whcreon
the said buildings, barracks, fences, sheds, els
terns, and SO forth, situated, or any authority
TO demolish or destroy the same, but to be held
to be returned to the United States whenever
required for any purpose for The use Of the Gov
ernmcnt.
Approved July IS, 1870 "..' j
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10

A MOTHER SUPPLY OF THAT SPLENDID
n II ok Candy, just received by
ilae a. CpCHrRCH 4 p0Dp,
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10

BEN JoNsoN AND THE GoosE-Ben JON
son having heard that Lord Craven was
very anxious to see him. went to his lord
shlp'shousA Being in i somewhat tattered
condition, tie porter refused to admit him
with somsimpertinent language, which Ben
did not i, yo return. While they were wrang
ling LoHb eeayen happened to cnme out,
and dN, 10 know the cause of the quar-
rel. hea Immediately snid: II under.
stan ash Ardship wished to see me-
~ On al Seplicd the lord, why who
y" ""'Fsssa----a,--riied the -atI~.-.
mo, Npary 1, 1hnot be Ben Jonson who
wrote Bile as ~ Woman; you look as if you
could nt-,sr boo to goose" boo I" cried
Ben. "Veryfwell,' said his lsrdship, who was
better pleased at the joke than off; ndcd at
the nffront; Il am now convinced that you
are Ben Jonson.'
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10

[Cloptou Correspondent OF the Eufala Ncws.l
A Fight with a MISUNDERSTANDING
in an Alabama Swamp-Attackins a
Rattlesnake Eight Feet Long-A Dcs-
perate Fight-Death OF the Human
COmbataut.
The weekly standard., 1870-08-10
WEIL.PI.ACED LOVE,

Hon. B. BEANpRETH. may I2-i&w1
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AMUSEMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Last night the
beautiful drama by Dion Bourcicsult,
written on one of the events Of
the Sepoy mutiny in India, was pre-
scented, with Miss Annie Tiffany in the
title role. She was, as usual, full of the
spirit of the character, and depicted the
devoted, simple Scottish maiden with
great fidelity. Her rendering of a little
snatch of Home, SaOcet Home, was given
with such exquisite pathOs as to bring
down the house. She was well supported
by Mrs. Myron, Miss Cogswell, Ellis, j.
C. Wallace and Morton; but the gentle
man who enacted the character of the
chaplain of the regiment had evidently
been INDUCING, and created laughter in
some of the most touching portions Of the
drama. There is nothing thar requires
nicer handling than the character of q
clergyman when portrayed upon the
stage, and We trust the management will
prevent the recurrence of such a mis-
representation. The drama will be re-
peated tonight, with Johnny Thompson
as "QUash," in a comic trihe of that
name. Johnny is received with increas-
ing manifestations of delight each even
ing.
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IMPORTANT ARREST.

Officer J. W. Barrett arrived ia the city
yesterday morning on the steamer Marble
CITY. having in charge the notorious negro
desperate, Jesse Johnson, who, a few
weeks ago, carved up a man known as
Big Dave, in a fight on the levee, making
his escape on a passing boat before an ar
rest could be effected The detectives
traced him to st. Louis. and ou-rueeiviug
a reqUisitiOn for him from Governor SEN
ter, Col. Curry sent officer Barrett after
him. Little difficulty WAS experienced in
making the arrest, aud the officer and his
prisoner started down the river Friday af-
ternoon. About 3 a'ciock PM, on SICur-
day, Just before stopping at Point Pleas
ant, officer Barrett was temporarily re-
lieved of the charge of his prisoner bv an
officer Of the boat, in order TO allow him
to take hrs supper-Jhe handouts being
also removed from the prisoner, in order
to allow him 90 DO the same. Mr.. Barrett
had scarcely gone to the cabin when a
couple 7friver men, disguised and armed,
suddenly threw open the door Of the bag
gage room, where the prisoner was con
fined, and told him to Jump" He did
so, and ieaping into the river. made his
escape by swimming to the bank. It was
showing at the time, but ceased in a short
time after, and he moon came out bright
and clear, and as soon as Mr.. Barrett was
made acquainted with the circumstances
attending the escape or rescue, taking
with him the officer who was in charge at
the time, he went on shore to search for
The vamOCsing Jesse. His tracks were
plainly visible IN the fresh snow. and. aid
ed by the moonlight, they followed the
fugitive for nine or ten miles, through
. brush, brake and briar, - coming upon
him about half past one o'clock in She
morning, and by the gentle argument OF
navy-siNes, ~persuading him TO return to
the POint with them. Meanwhile, the
boat had LEFT them, aud they were COM
PEELED TO wait for another one. which they
did, arriving, as we stated, in the city
about 9 O'Clock yesterday morning. The
grand jury nEnd q true bill against
johnson yesterday, and hewiu answer for
his deviltries Immediately.
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Whatever may be the effect of this as
against the indorser, the law gives to the
bank the same rights as against him that
it has against the principal, Waggener,
under and ali the circumstances of the
cases. But, the matter being and vet re-
naming in the ChanceTy Court by the aeb
and continuing choice of Waggener, for
settlement by that Court, the indorser,
standing in his place, cannot be heard or
allowed to have it adjusted here. And,
besides this, l take il TO be the law that,
if adjusted here, the plaintiff, so largely
the creditor Of Waggener, as well in TIA
other transaction as in these, should be
allowed a voice in applying the usury
~fund-indeed, should be allowed 10 apply
it TO prior or to more prec2riOus debts, q
Greenleaf, sec. $751; or, at least, to ap-
ply it pro rata, shOuldi IL 50 elect. Bot, at
all events, indebted so enormously az
Waggeaer is to the bank, he cannot be
allowed by this Court, through his con-
sent, if that can be now supposed to exist
in law, TO have this set-of to these notes,
which he also owes to the bank.
Let the plaintiff have judgment for the
principal and interest of the note IN
which was no usury, and the principal
alone Of the notes on which usury was
charged; first deducting, by consent of
plaintiff, so much of the entire usury
charged, and above stated, as shall bepro-
portionate TO the above two tainted notes,
comparing the amounts of said tainted
notes with the amounts of the other
tainted notes recited in the answer Of the
bank, introduced as evidence in these
cases by the defendant.
SwAYNE, Judge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH.
CAIRO, February 2i.-ErOm the clerk OF
the steamer Columbia Ne have the follow
ing:
The steamer Emma No. 3. from New Or
leans TO Cincinnati, when i'm chute No. 3j,
about huy miles above Memphis, on Sat
nTday, the lalh. az 10 O'Clock am. struck
% snag eighty yards from the Tennessee
bore, the conclusion thereirOm causing
The oyerthrJwiug of the hot stoves, from
which the boat was speedily euvelOped in
flames. She had left Memphis with about
forty cabin passengers and about
fifteen deck passengers. The boat
hung TO the snag, sinking gradually, and
burning till all above the water was con-
sumed. The following are the names of
those known or supposed to be lost when
the Columbian leit: Otto johnson, New
Orleans; James Shuber, Lexington, Ky;
John COyle, barlseoper, Cincinnati; three
~trenchmen, names unknown, New Or
leans; Lyon Berger, first engineer, died
from exhaustion after reaching the shore;
Mrs. Lewis and daughter, of ~COvington,
Ky; second Chambsrmaid, cOlOred, New
Orleans; ThOs. Flynn, St. Louis; one lady,
from New Orleans, from Memphis,
and d from Nicksburg, names un-
known; Walter MarTatta, first clerk, and
about twenty-five others. including ThOs.
Furnell, pilot are supposed TO be lost.
The list of saved, as far as known, is as
follows: job tawcett, Cincinnati; Dan
Piucott, CairOi VIM. Braugh, Gin
cinHati; J.. 1. Callen, st. Louis;
James George, CarrOltOn; Peter Mil
Ter, Lawrence, Ind; VIM. r. Allenbach,
Wheeling, Va Abe Howard, Dayton,
Ky; James BIentonter, Cincinnati; Adam
Pluttor, Owensboro, Ky; O.. w. Carey,
Ottowa, Canada; j. SclOss, Cincinnati; a.
J. Morris, GzyOsO, No; j. c.. Cameron,
Mount Vernon, Ind; TbOs. Stafford,
Mount Vernon, Ind. ThOs. English, Gin
~cinnsti; Michael Murphy, st. Louis;
John Derricks, Cincinnati; ALI McDOr-
land, GayOso, Mo. Captain Jas. Marratta,
David Marratia, mate, David Porter sec
ond clerk, Charlie Charleston, second mate,
Ed. Willis, Waterman; the first chamber
maid Parker, Thomas Cook and Charles
Brown, porters; VIM. O~ttenburg, pilot.
Mr.. Ottenburg came here on the Column
bian, which brought all thai desired TO
come, and all the sufferers are loud in
their praise Of the kindnessof the officers.
CAIRO, February 2l.-The following is
an additional list of those missing from
the I'll fated Emma Nc. 3, as furnished by
Mr.. Altenburg, one Of the pilots:
VIM. Foster. second engineer; James
Scoley, Lexington, XIV; second cook
name unknown; Daily, a ~rOustabOut;
Jas. Chapman and two other firemen,
names unknown; Mr.. Mcfarland, a pas
senger, died after reaching the shore. Geo.
Webster, the p~antryman, is In the hOspi-
tai AT Cairo, badly burned, but viii
probably ecover.
The following is an additional list Of the
saved James Lynch, st. Louis Jas.
Genzu, C%annoltun, III. Jos. Ruedecker.
DAYTON. O.. Chas. Cherlesten, second
mate: Edward Wylie, Waterman Jas.
Ford. John johnson, c. Collins, Frank
BURNS. Amos Burns. Il. Ewing, Ben.
Butler and VIM. Ears, of the deck crew,
and Henry Nelson, fireman, This boat
loaded with pig iron, wines, etc and
four hundred bales of cotton, all Of
which, Of COURSE, is lost.
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gested as a suitable name for Anderson
Lewis new boat.
We regret to learn that Captain Thos.
BOWMAN, Of the St. Francis, Is quite in.
ne IS suffering from erysipelas in the
nssd. The prOprietOrs OF the Worsham
aloqss yesterday sent a polite note to the
their hotel to Captain Bowman during his
llIness- II Is probable that he viii be
conveyed there TO-DAY.
Inc remains Of Major JnO. d. Adams
VIII De taken - Little Rock on
the Des Are to-day for interment.
The Mary Boyd goes out tomorrow FOR
the Arkansas.
The Celeste. Captain Berry. leaves on
Thursday for White river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22


Yesterday the following business was
transacted
State against Lou. Fisher, presented
for keeping house of i'll fame defendant
submitted five cases and a fine of SLIGO was
imposed in each.
State against Fanny Gray, same order.
State against Phoebe White, same order.
State against May Hayden, same order.
State against Fannie Walker, same
order.
State against Nan McGinnis, same
order.
State against Fannie Freeman, same
order.
To-day the following cases viii be
called for trial:
State VS.. Lorraine Meade, keeping house
of ill-fame.
State vs.. Morris Harris, assault and
battery.
State VS.. S. Flynn, keeping house of
ill-fame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

The following judgments were saken
yesterday:
Medcalf ct al. VS.. Quinn Judgment for
plaintiff.
Medcalf ct at. VS.. acknowledgement for
plaintiff.
Medcalf ct al. vs.. Raidy-iudgment for
plaintiff.
Medcalf ct al. Us. Canady-judgment for
plaintiff.
Palmer CT ux. vs.. Topp ct sl.-judgment
for plaintiff, SAP o.
To-day the calendar VIII be called from
No. 2175 TO 220G inclusive, as heretofore
published.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Joe Locke, at 2S6H Main street, rear
Jefferson, has all the illustrated papers;
New York, St. Louis and Cincinnati
dailies, and a stock OF stationery not to
surpassed. He takes subscriptions for
the DAILY aud WEEKLY APPEAL, and all
the other hrst-class newspapers and pub
locations of the day.
THE GALAXY is one of the very best of
the monthlies. 1t comes to US fun of good
things every month. The articles upon
Rome, giving the truth as to The interior
workings Of the Church, and its orders,
secular and clerical, are the best and most
reliable that have ever probably been
written from q Protestant standpoint.
They are from the pen of a Roman con-
vert, formerly connected with the College
of the Propaganda, and some time Secre-
tary to the late Cardinal d'Andrea. The
letters. from Havana, by Lama, are unu-
sually interesting. They afford an insight
into life in Cuba, that all who have had a
Cuban experience, or who have lived
among b Creoles of Louisiana, Will re-
cognize as given with rare fidelity. They
are the most piquante and racy magazine
articles we hav met with in years. These
letters are the result of unusual advanta-
ges for observation, on the part of q lady
Of high culture, of travel and experience
of society, at least in the new world. The
charmingly ingenius use of the personal
pronoun will strike every reader.
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OFFICERS
"a a. :. D%IRECTOaY.

.voso RxcAWPNEST, No.3, O.. F.-Neeis
oAlo - 80 and sd Thursday nights OF each
E 81 "a o'clock. DC Trader T. a.
unnn n p: Thomas Bacon scribe
4fFsfPHis LoDGE. No 5ZMeets every anesoss
= Al Norwood, v. G. Thos- Monet, sec
CSTrEasAw LODGE, No Smeets efely M9li-
day night az - O'Clock A hAAH3
J.P Hoffman, v. "a Leon @eFyi H
lug Secretary.
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VALUABLE LAND y LOTs AT PUEBLO
SALE, on Friday next. at the Real Estate
Exchange of Register, Trezevant q Co.
We direct attention to the sale of the val
liable property to be sold at auction on
Friday next. consisting 81 an extensive
body Of splendid w0OdldndOn the Missis-
sippi river above the city, and q number
OF beautiful building lots in that f~4vorite
locality. on Poplar street, Waldran av-
enue and vicinity. Better property is
seldom on the market at public sale, out
OF which to select n profitable investHRt
or a desirable residence See the adver-
tisement under auction head.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

Nc advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give u advertisers six days in the week.
the same as al other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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Crinlna! Court...Iutua hudson.

The grand jury was sworn and charged
and Court adjourned over to next Wednes-
day.
The petit jury has been discharged until
next Monday, when the trial of cases will
commence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

COUGEs- As a soothing PeetoraI.
Browns Bronchial Troches are advau-
tageously employed TO alleviate Coughs,
Sore Throat, HOarseness and Bronchial
affections. Those exposed to sudden
changes Of tho weather should have them.
as they can be carried in the pocket ard
taken as occasion requires upon the first
appearance of a Cold or Cough.
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TO SUBS

Subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
APPEAL will please take notice that when
their time is about to expire, the last pa
per will be sent 10 them with a cross mark
before their ame
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing ia the Memphis Postoh1ce and not deliV-
cred by carriers Yesterday.
All letters directed to street and number
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.
FOR CLERK 1sr CIRCUIT COURT.

NLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-Eff'0rS
u Appe11. The friends of JOHN II. BOWES
hereby request you 10 announce his name as
a candidate for the First Circuit Court Clerk
Of shelby county, atthcn next March election.
fehls MAN FRIENDS.
CLERK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-We are
authorized 10 announce FRANK TAFT
as an independent candidate for the office OF
Clerk OF the First Circuit Court, at the ensu-
ing March election. feblS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
igations assumed or made by any indi1
vidual owner or employee of this Office,
Will be paid st cur counter or recognized
as an Offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself IN person.
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REWARD.


Notices tlier thU aerd ann De inserted u Ten
oTns par tHe, each Insertion.
HANDKERCHIEF-At the matinee on last
H-Eamrday. g. French Embroidered Hand
Eerchief. The finder Will be rewarded by re-
turning 90 90 =. J.. Barlnds, at the Adams
street leu4b
NOW. o the l4th inst, "a large red and
- white spotted Cow, marks large, horns
both bored: a suitable reward Will De paid
for any Information leading 10 her recovery
al "A Winchester avenue lehA
AFULE From Or. Ben Shaw's place, near
NJ Horn Lake, a dark bay horse MULE,
Branded II. .. on fore shoulder; also, brand
UNKNOWN on the neck. / Will give $50 for
return Of same 10 me on the premise
faIl98 THOS. MCCAIN.
"ORsF-strayed or stolen, from Union
III street and the river on the Ith Febru-
arv. a small Bay Horse. with saddle and bril-
die on. a piece cut on the side Of the SADDLE;
the horse branded on right shoulder with a
large letter q, and under the name y, ON
hip Xxx, sprung in left knee; PAGES. A liberal
reward Wln be given for his return tOJ. Gal
lagher, corner O-fIennessee u Butler streets,
Memphis. leDl5
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis Cin~cinnati Packet Couuarv-
For Lai-g. Louisville and Cincinnati
ALtCE Master
TINS elegant and 5ELl steamer ~
FIL leave .s above ~
WEDNESDAY. 81 inst. at 3 pm "
LAERI HAEAIsTAD & CO., Agents.
fab.0 No 10 r.rHFs1- sr-14-
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You CAN buy better and cheaper Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes OF Ven
dig Bros. & Co, than anywhere else, no
matter what pretext may be assigned for
sacrificing goods. We will sell lower
than the lowest. Beautiful Ladies' Kid
Gloves for seventy-ive cents. worth one
dollar and twenty-five cents. Dress Goods
on hand TO be sold at one-half Of their
original cost. at
NENDIG BROS.& CO.'S,
22B Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22
NOTICE no ADVERTISERS.

THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published ia Cha South.
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Shelby Circuit COurt--.Judoe swayne.

Eight jurors were obtained yesterday in
tS case of the State VS.. Patterson ct al
murder. The remaining jurors will prob
ably be obtained to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

EUREKA,-That Truss at 279k Main st.
All suffering from Hernia should use it.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Best brands
OF these ~favorite oysters received daily by
v. d. fnehs. No. ~ Iefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

A GOOD 2-plait Shin for 81, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 233 Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

Ex-cursionists taking the reliable steam
er Mississippi this day. will arrive in
time to witness Mardi Gras.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Endeper ,5r--
Packst-tJr Helena, Friar's Point. DeV~TT-
Blur, Little Rock, sea-cy, Des Arc, s.rsrsfs
Jaci1sGupOrt aud BatesvfLe.
DIES ARC----Tobu D. UT.-..
This elegant and hset pazseu~ or
steamer viii leave as above E-e
THIS DAY, I'D inst- at pm. -
NOHhrcS 30 dtcAsolTAort with steamers
Fa4fy queen and BaflsviIfe Tor an points
on upper WHite ald Black rivers she
is the only boat I-aving ms dsV rbaf 80
through TO Jack .0Dnorr-
ELLIOTT z MILLER. AGENTS.
L+n-1 homemade street. ODD. Landing.
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FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for 500 per set, at +. FEGAN'S,
$50 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

REMNANTS! REMNANTs!l REMNANTs!ii
1000 Remnants at b. LOWenstein q
Bros, this week.
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LOOK at the cheap Remnants this week
at b. Lowenstein x Bros.
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Memphis end ST. Louis D. s hal Line

FA14aEtaA@ Liz "a @l41 - ~ u,G+ @Eltd
For OsCecid, Madrid. Hickman. Belmont and
cairo connecting a. Belmont win the
Iron IOuutliu r r. at Cairo with
Illinois Central r. r.. ana
boats OPP the Ohio -ivCr-
ST. gGrtwri-It master
This splendid seugeIstcEl -
vii leave us above ~
THIS DAY, I'd inst. at s pm.
Freight received at che &c. Louis wharfbo7E.
feb22 FLE4. CALVERT. -uD'E-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

LARGE tobacco sale by order United
States Marshal, this morning at ten
O'Clock, at 1877 Main street, A. E. Frank
land, a~uctioneer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

DIsCoSTISUED.-rhe use OF the dirty,
hair-staluiug preparations, since the in
Production Of PhaiOn's Fatalia, or Saliva
ton for tho Hair. With marvellous pre-
cisi0n IL produces the exact shade Of color
desired. and is literally transparent and
u~ndehhng. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22
LAW REPORTS.

Cooley and Peterson for March, at Joe
Locke's, 236H Main street.
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HIGH OLD
Breezy Proceedings in a Magistrates
eourt---A Lively Stampede.

One Of the most disgraceful scenes that
ever came Off in a Memphis court room,
occurred, so we are informed, yesterday
evening in Squire FOloy's Office, during
a trial for the possession Of a COW alleged
t ave been stolen from some 4 near
the Fair Grounds recently.
II the c0urse Of the hearing Of evil
dence, some words spraug up between
two butchers named Archie McCarville
aud A. Kirwan. Afer little sparring, Nc
Carville struck Kirwan a ''peeler" in the
mouth and knocked him down. on ris-
ing, Kirwan drew a pistol, and was about
firing into the crowd where his assaiiaHt
was, when Constable Montague Jumped
in on him and commenced a struggle,
which for awhile bade Glir to be a most
beautiful free fight. Not less than a
dozen knock-iowus ensued In as many
seconds. Luckily 10 weapons were used,
and with the exception Of an ugly cut
overthe right eye, received by Mr.. Eir-
wan, no damage vas done. No arrests
were made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-22

For Mardi Gras-the palatial passenger
steamer Mississippi leaves this 5 pm.
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For CLERK 2n CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERE Second CIRCUIT COURT-To he
- Fe0pLe o. Shelby CfIlg- am q canOidate
for Clerk OF the Second circuit Court OF
Shelby county, n the ensuing March election.
febI OLF =. SAUNDERS.
TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COERT-Wc
u are uthuriZed TO 4. L. HARRIS
IS an independent candidate FOR the Office
OF CLERK Of the second Circuit COurJ, at the
ensuing March election. iebl