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FIRST TRAIN.
From Grenada, Miss, to Aempbls-Condl'
ton Of the Mississippi and Ten
Besses Railroad.

The first train of passengers from
Grenada came through yesJerday-that
is. the passengers came through but not
The coaches. A transfer al COldwater
was necessary, but a through train is eX-
yectsd to-day. From passengers who
can5e bv this train We get some real idea
Of the extent Of damage that was done
bv the floods. There we're several breaks
in the road made By the sweeping waters.
gome e-XtraysganB estimates place the
rain fan At six inches AZ some places along
~ road. However, the flood was sufh-
liart 10 raise the creeks and bayous up to
N extraordinary hight, so AS TO Hood The
Adjacent country for miles. Az Cold
water the rising deluge ni5ed D. track
iron. ties and AL mp from ITS D5ds D car
I'D HI ont i'm tie fields, over sJumps,
r~c.s md bi{locks: and when the waters
ebatsa lsfr the track imb6ded In the mud.
An engine and baggage car Lha5 leIL
Grenada Wednesday morning ran OUT a.
In Id long Creek, where the new Gree
- - ~ rack carried it q the helda
Uthare III remaips yet. Ibere were a-
Ia.st q dozen breaks Of this sort maze 10
ne rosd. IN some places the culVerIs
were lifted bodily out and carried MO tLe
Mississippi. la others great crsVaH5
were eaten out Of the emDanknehs "a
the rushing waters, but the eAeIaoLO
HFW EuEEEN OF INC LAAAAA go.
READY overcome these disasters, SO Jnal
she road is now ia running order, eAcePD
a small patch at Coldwater. A tfal1i
"ehuck full" Of passengers from drehta
was transferred AZ Coldwater yesbenqhy'
The number of passengers from oelON
gathered al Grenada, IS very great, WAIT
ing for ready passage in THIS dlrecSloh'
Freigbts, both ways, have also acculne-
lated SO that there will be an eXtraordl-
nary rush for some days.
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~ HEArHEM 4. q.
PLAIN LANGUAGE FROM rRUTHFUE JAMES
FISK, JUNIoR-

FISK, JUNIoR.
Which I wish to repeat
In the chOtcestOf verse,
Hes the biggest old beat
And the durnedest old curse
That ever disgraeed hts professions
Which the same I you'd rise 70 dlacurse'
pitching In" is his game,
And ! think you'll agree
In regard TO the same,
It amt pleasant tor me-
For his styles neither chldiks nor bland,
As I've often remarked 70 Jay6.
Which he thinks it's a shame
Isbould drive siX-lu hand
In a coach TO which Buchu's Is tame
And In no degree grand
Then he biies" andhe writes about Erie
and things that he does not understand
. Now I give you my word
NOT his horrible lies,
Nor mis- scandal absurd
Cause my dander 70 rise.
No. Lmerely s~oliloquize thus
Where the hill viii he go when he diesT
| His old hat I'd have blacked
In q way he'd regret,
I and bic pumpEin-hsad knocked
Ii il wasn't fSor Gouid-my right bower
Who says: "His top story's TO Iet."
But the tricks that are played
BY this beafhen n. G.,
] And the fuss that is made
About Erie and me
viii At last get him into some trouble,
Tho he's lOOney as l0Oney can be.
rat this juncfure Truthful James paused U
read the Trt5u3Ls's last howl, WheTrupon ID
WAKES wroth, and goes for the heaIhen h. u
vigorously IS follows;
In the verse which ensue
Ighau take him in hand,
And h-lackguard and abuse
Him all over the land
In such language as these.
Which the Tribune has placed al command
Which to him / remark,
In the language OF song,
"YOur reason Is dark,
And your soul doth belong
To the Father Of Lies-yOu old old foOlF'
which, perhaps, isn't coming it strong.
Which is why I repeat,
Il In the choicest OF verse,
He's the biggest old beat
and the durnedest old curse
Tnat ever disgraced his profession
Which the same he is free TO diacurPe.
TRUTHFUL JAMES FISK, JUNIOR.
-NetU York Leader
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AN OLD CASE
A Suit FOR Damagss-A Lawsuit Of 1860
Revived.

Amid gentleman from COvingtonf Ken
tuckv arrived IN this city yesterday
morning. He Is a nice, QUESTIONING
mar. wSuId not be noticed In q crowd as
! nsraon IN any way of an EXTRAORDINARY
character. Nothing peculiar IN MS arrival
no more than in that OF any obhsr way
f,rer who puts his feet on our hosPitspls
shores, but yet he arrival OF thsg OH
gentIaman. AbsoIOm Clark b. Dynamo from
9ovipgton, Kentucky, means trouble 70
more than one person in this city. Inc
art thing yesterday morning, he pre-
sented himself at the United States Mar
shaps office. asking for Marshal Swami.
Marshal Swami was 8 deputy here some
ten or elsv6n years ago, under ALoClAAa
hen. when the United states Court SAL ~
Jackson. He inquired for him because ne
knew something about q suit which the
old man had in the court al thab ZINE;
The suit sprung mp in this wise; OiQ
CLARK had a fiat trading on the Mississippi
and in the early part Of 1850 she was run
into. near Cairo, by the steamer hacAlaHu'
Clsrk's three children we're killed ana ms
wife severely injured and his ma
ruined. He brought suit In the Dnlgsu
states Admiralty Court, to recover SI0,OO
damages. He gained his case twice Out
new trials were granted each slime. The
var intervening prevented q Laal settle
uaent and the operations CT the De-
| NO suspended, CLARK could not pursue
| M case. During the war the records OF
the court were destroyed or lost. Inc
| ofHcers of the court are dispersed or dead
the Judge, Catron, is dead the steam
| boat, Lakeland, is gone, and lett not
| wreck behind; bUt, this "but" ls the
/ source Of infinite trouble sometimes
| some OF the men who gave bonds TO re-
| lease the boat from libel are still living
and wealthy in this city, and the bio man
| Ozark holds that they stand instead o.
the boat, and ne intends to pursue hl'
| claim. He has copies of all his deposi
! tions. and also copies OF certain legal pup
locations that were made in the APPEAL
At the time, which viii be enough to re
establish his suit and pursue u I'M
bondsmen were held in the sum OF s5O,uVU
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JUSTICE AT LAST,
Union Men and Women to Fave Their
Riqhts Restored.
Properly taken During the War to be
Paid For.

There appears in another place, as an
advertisement, an Act OF Congress, IN
which a vast number Of people in every
Southern city, county and State, are
deeply interested. The Act provides for
the examination, adjustment and pay
msnt Of claims held by loyal c1tizsns OF
the South against the Federal Govern
meut for supplies furnished Federal
armies, or for damage done the property
of such citizens by Federal c0mmlssaries
and ouartermasbers and their bumners.
Here in Memphis such claims exist, and
we know them to be well founded, not
onlv in the sturdy adhesion Of q few
citizens to the Union, but in outrageous
wrongs to which they were subjected
and which they have endured even
with a share of patience. Our attention
has bean called to this Act Of Congress,
almost the only one characterized by a
shirt Of Justice, by Msssrs. Meyers q
Dedrick. two gentlemen who Tor seven
wears have been citizens OF Memphis AVID
have steadily devoted themselves to the
exclusive task Of collecting claims against
the Government. It is proper that we
should say that they have executed all
trusts, so far as we have heard, with
narfect fidelity TO their clients; and
there is the stronger reason for TINS
statement in the fact that there nave
been those in Memphis engaged IN
tha business who have robbed their
EMPLOYERS. Messrs. Meyers az Ded-
rick have borne, in this regard, unsuIIled
ranutations. They are thoroughly con
versapt with the business in which they
srs engaged; have heimplicit~ confidence,
as we happen to know, of the heads OF
bureaux and departments in Washing
ton. and we commend Them to those who
would have claims collected OF the char
acter defined in the act Of Congress re-
ferred to,
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No. lSs. EQUITY DOckeL-m The circuit l9lr.
OK b United states for the District Of NJ ESD
Tennessee II. J. white vs. James I'd. A-l
and j.. M. Woodward.
IN pursuance OF a decree rendered In the
I above styled cause, on the ia DAY OF -r
cember, lb70, 4 VIII, as COMMISSIONS tl
pointed by the Court, ON the afn DAY on
March. 1871, at noon, on the premises SELL p
the highest bidder, the following described
r0psTty, to-Wll
uate, lying and being i'm the county on L-
ton, State of Tennessee, on the "tt5is
Mississippi river win me-es nc
Mississfppi river, Palmer's uorLne-t corner
thence south with Palmer 'lns - pores I.
a stake; lei east polea,-
thence north - poles 70 Tree OH -7
oF the Mississippi rIvers leAtt p
waTdIv direction with the
WfsqfssiDpi river. TO the point OF
being ne same tract convey ~
Coward 10 James %. EluA- ana -l11
said deed Of conveyance aa ll-a ~
s-sffngfion efghty-tnree - acf, --s-a
0fb r5a engiues, boilers and all oTler uE-
i,-ea and apparatus and Things lying and
hsing situated on said tract OF and, ana used
IN me d-lst1lalon OF spulullh -'el~ anu
1esgribed as follows, fO-Wtl5 Two uOunIs-1ue
bofIers. twenty feet long, forty inches diane
ter, CRATE, bars, etc. one engine leu-lnel
cylinder, twenty feet stroke. with everything
10 make &c complete; one main SHAFT lT=
wheel and pulleys, aud all other suallnE
abOutthe mill ADD distllery one p~alrtlliy
siX-inch stones, Tor grluull8r WIN aA
betting. etc; one mash tuDf one worm lln
and worm; one cold Water tuDi one high
vine tub ore Irwin Euo SIX peer
tubs one under or beer sink Two re-
ceiving ruhs OF cisteruE5 Two yeast luDi
four yeast cans draw and iQrcs ana
high and low vine pumps plaaulM anu
beam scales. and all the pipes valves c1eA=l
betting used about the d1stIlerT 1lacaamllA
and carpenter and other tools ana laiF1-
ments about the premises.
Said property viii be sold on ered-L1 ~ TX
months: the purchaser 10 give note win sp
proved personal security bearing interest,"
from date. for the purchase money aau --r
retained on the property a8 mu1AolL
money. -r
The equity OF redemption Is barred, ana
the purchaser, on complying Win la eA1
WILDE placed in immediate possession
III. CLAY King.
Special Commlssloue
Memphis. March g 18Th |
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Attachment Notice.

f 81. NesbItt VS.. a.. X Pope.
A ENACTMENT having been Issued cT me
n IN the above cause, on the ground .-aL
the defendant is q nonresident ID me -
~ tennessee. So that the ordinary process lL
law cannot be served upon him. and me
same having been returned by the pr5per Or
dcer. levied, etc.
esuge la SCI for trial ON -aturlGy- Che a1I- day
Of Aprl. 1871, al 2O'Cl0ck pmr before me-
Justice of the Peace ~tOre1elDE county
80 ~ NamDhfa- Ifrh Civil District 1fsEeI=
Inv o0uutv- when and where the a~e.eD-al
IN aDDear audFfefend said suit, OF the same
will be proceeded with eLpaltsi ana s
tgsr orfersd tbar rnis notice be published l
the Daily Appeal once a week Tor -our eoH-
seeutive weeks
mhi7 s. A. MOORE. Justice PsHce.
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Crsdiiors Notice.

No oea. r. Din the Second Chaneery CoaE-
~ rheibv county, Tennassee-L
shore. admf nistrator OF = 7A1
caaoad. "a. John b. shore eL 81
- 80 ~ publication for creditors 20 ne
"a .6ef- cIafmg herein having been made
by The Court, b---.- En- qr -ar-
ro-5n0T aims against ee1Eale ll
ases2aed. 10 come forward and eGlL
1A1- emands b have themEelTca ma-a
Lns15 = crnuIaluauts bill, In the manner
as-rlbed bV law, on or before me Ltl l1s
anriI, 1871, or tins same via Da lolst--
barred.
Thia March %, 1879.
N. i. u, STEWART. Clerk ana NE
loan somsrV1us, Sol toE con-
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Thursday, March 80, 1871

within LEGAL hours, the lCl.1wu- .
rHaT zgfata. U0-vits Two adjoining . ..
narraIs of land. each OF l hume. H. acres.
both living lutne county OF shelby .l.
of Tennessee the FIRST OF which
veved 10 Jaue5mllh on the .lLHlT OF .L@.--.
record In the Register once OF al ~
describing the said tract OF l4-l as 1910
Bagtnuiug 80 stake thence south -
- inks to q red OAK o. o. .-r-.E
EfbsOu's northeast CuruEr|f thence H.E" .
chains. to a stake thence north
20 chaius. TO a stake COLLIER resl- --
east corner thence south with Ls .ae
chains. 10 "a stake thence north ; - I'D
links. to a post ok marked O.. --
SONS southeast on g. A. E.aa-
Iand}: thence east with said ale -- lEt-a I'D
And the other Of the said one hundred acre
tracts having been conveyed tl Tine said Jane
smith nv one A. a. SmLELWInE lg .-a| ..
March zdEh. Ei-. also duly registered .- me
said REGISTERS office, -u Wl-eH a-H --
IL described as follows Beginning a
8 links south OF q red OAK
George NJ. Gibson uurllW SO sHE-e. on
Wast b~oundarv line OF said -r.lE- .-a-'
north wi d the said line so chains. ID STAKE
ITaua Smiths corner .--a
south with her line IcuAlus 20 arlaAs
n0rtn s. west 40 LHEs.IU "a post oak marked
p ton u. b. Gibson line thence
I SAID line % chains o. .Aa lt-------
uarro f the land OF the heirs of Gle-Ir- OIL
I lens g84 acre tract, WhL.u q la--ot .
I liam Brown grant NO. L-Alf.
/ TrPrrs OF sALE-Ju q credit or SIX ana
I twelve NOR t1s- purchaser executing
with approved security, 92Il-s
l eauity OF redemption barred.
N Il STEWART Clerk ana Master
I r. Hutchinson Sol for COM 4
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PERSONAL.

Judge John L. T. Sneed, of the supreme
Bench, is in the city. We don't like to
mention it in the same paragraph, column
or but il is the fact that Clay
ton was also in the city yesterday, and
happily departed for Washington.
The Mobile Register Of the l4th says:
As noticed in our yesterdays evening
edition, President Davis arrived IN the
city yesterday morning by the steamer
Mary, and during bis brief stay was 2
guest at the Battle House. General
Bragg. Colonel Percy Walker, Admiral
Buchanan, Admiral Semmes and a large
number Of ladies and gentlemen were
received by him during the day. In the
evening a serenads was rendered him by
prominent citizens, through the Fire De-
partment band, and after the performance
Of She first piece, Mr.. Davis made MS ap-
pearance on the balcony Of the hotel, ana
spoke in substance as follows: 81 thank
YOU. nav friends, for the many manifesto
lions of your kindness. ] dare not speak
to YOU Is I feel. but let me say that as long
as The Alabama rolls to the sea, so long
shall the hsrOism and bravery Of The clGl-
zeus Of Mobile live in my inmOsb memory
and be cherished in my heart Of hearts.
The Mobile Cadets, i cannot tell you now
proud I was Of the honor they did me IN
enrolling me as one Of their members
NAEEE are NEW VI gAlAA AaAA@A4A@A -
their memories viii live forever. My
whole heart is with you. Farewell" Mr..
Davis then retired within the hotel and
spent a few moments in social intercourse
with many ladies' and gentlemen who
crowded in 10 pay their respects TO the
bonOred guest, and shortly after carriages
took the President, accompanied by
prominent gentlemen, down TO the Mont
gomery boat. The band went before,
pIsving martial airs, and a long line OF
citizens followed as an escort. Upon srri-
val at the wharf the band went ahead and
the procession parted, allowing the Presi-
dent and party to pass between the long
line Of uncovered heads. Mr.. Davis, &C.
companied by Major Waltbai, immedi-
stelv went upon the upper deck, and ia
response TO the popular appeal came
forward with uncovered head, saying:
Farewell. my friends; may the Lord be
with you in all your undertakings, is my
heartfelt prayer" The whistle then blew
and the boat steamed out upon her way.
SrARTLINa REvELATIoN.-The cheap
stationery at P. J. C0lsman's, 107 BealS
] .+-.-+ ,wDrafta Fhn Market
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LAW

First ehanceFy COurt-soraaa, Chancellor.
The case Of Williams VS. WhitmOrs con-
sumed the whole Of yesterday. II Will
be resumed this morning.
DEGREES passed: Harrison VS. Irby. dis
tributiOn: Armour VS. Park, final; Keep
VS. Cannaysn, final; Hopkins vs. Hopkins,
referred; Davis VS. Wei, referred; Wur-
htzen vs. Mcclure, appeal; Block vs. COhn,
sale; SOmervel VS. Dubose, sale.
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Attachment a0tics.

No. 1902 A. DIN the Second Circuit -ua-. OF
Shelby County. Teuu.-aaues il haven
&c. vs. Thomas II. Parrish MEMBER Oh INC
firm OF Uric q Parrish.
IN thfs cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 57 OF the ..a5 ana
returned into court levied upon the real Csc
tate OF defendant, and a1lcaTLi having been
made that the defendant. Thomas p Lnrr-slr
Isl Indebted to plaintiff ia Lle sum Cd. eHt ar
with interest from March 3E- lcI- DT gr1mlsl-
nv note. and that the defendant llCHss e7
Parrish, is q nonresident ~Itl=sla-e OF rem
uessee-
Ut Is therefore ordered, That he make ais
personal appearance herein before .-a Judge
6ffhe Second Circuit Cont of shelby .1l-lTr
Tenuessas. on the third Monday 4 lLaF Le-
and defend said attachment Fu- Fi-li4 me
ffu.e prescribed uv law, OF the same VIII De
DToraafed with eEuarrs. and chat % ern- l.
ans order be published once a wees lot a-
gousecuriv- weeks, in the memphis ~
Done at Office. this Attn day OF March 1871
p ID. BUEL.r CLERK
BvW. LEWIS WuAET0C. Deputy CLERK
M. NJ W uIamson. Lewis q Craig, attorney
fur nIafurL |.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
zoe MAIN STREET.
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leddinis College

-Leddinis College.
Attend RobsrtsOn's College.
Tom Cubbins- bricklayer, % Main.
w. z. Mitchou's school, 800 Third st.
-. j.. suter, Furniture, % Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents Per
COPY. can DO had OF all nswsmen IN the
city.
Pine lunch spread daily at Hole In the
Wall. Don't tail TO call IN George, NO s
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
viii Mansf0rd, a. his book and peri
odieal store, has all the late magazines
aud illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY aud the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the newsmen In the
city-Jos Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons q SON. on
Jefferson street.
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MORPHINE.
The Extsst Of its Use Ia Aem3his---ls
There 10 Way Of Preventing III

Editors Appeal-It is unknown to
extsnt narcotic poison is used in the
community of Memphis, from the
highest to the lowest grades Of society.
The u-uaccOuntable effect it has upon the
latent principles of the heart Is beyond
nv comprehension. All the noble prln-
ciples seem to have taken their hight.
Cunning, lying, thieving, with other de-
grading habits, appear to have taksn TIE
upperm0st seat in their souls. Their
children are neglected, their own persons
neglected also. 1 have known some TO
20 q whole week without washing their
face and hands, and wallow day snd night
for some time without changing their
| clothes. Their poor little ragged children
are sent forth to beg on the street for a
| few dimes to get sick mother something
| 20 nourish her. The child knows well
enough what use to put the money 10; u
| goes Immediately to the drug store and
/ asks for morphine or laudauum, Where
for the love of money she obtains the
slow but deadly poison. Those children
I are never clad for day school or Sunday
school. should you have q friend TO visit
YOU who is in the habit Of using NOR
phine, hand her q silver goblet to drlnk
from. soon after, your goblet Is missing
silver waiter, your 5ar rings, gold Jnlm'
] AAta EIA4 aBNNHAAAIaa 14g
that can be easily concealed will be miss.
ing. 1 have traced them up and found
that they were taken by those that were
in what is termed the higher circle socl-
ETY.. Where do they go2 To the drug
gist. Five dollars worth of morphine Is
offered for one Of those valuable articles
Sometimes it is psWned, bat re-
deemed. When they cannot get tht
money to purchase it, q few dimes worth
of Italian whisky, which produces almost
the same effect, is used in lieu. This Is 8
chronic poison, capable Of producing
smacistiOu and exhaustion, acting upon
the brain and nervous system, directly Of
indirectly, and will produce a dizziness OF
confusion or intellect, under which
proper dispOsing power is lost. 10 VII
slowly undermine the power OF Life anl
! finally bring the wretched victim to
miserable death.
Upon the ground of the public necessity
! Of preserving the community from TIM
evil, should not jurists and legislators be
come responsible for those acts. TIT
great object of the criminal law Is to IN
| duce people to control their impulses, ana
there il no reason why, If they can, they
should not control insane as we'll as sane
impulses.
Iwrlte this that there may be SOM
steps taken to suppress this evil b.
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER,
Rsuular White and Little Red River Uuited
States Vail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, COncordia, Clarendon west
Point, Searcy, Anguish and J~acEaonpOtL
connecting at DeVall's Bluff with train lOT
Little Rock and Hot Springs,
The superb passenger steamer
- Legal Tender -
John ID. EIiott.mastsr Ed. q. PosBal---clerE
Leaves TUESDAY, March Zlsti at . pm.
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents.
NH % Promenade ST., FOOT OF Ienerson.
FOR CINCINNATI.
memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FoI Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
E@eROberT Burns
Leaves WEDNESDAY, I'D inst, ats p IA.
LARRY HARMSTAD CO., Agents,
muH0 MOsby Block. 300 Front Row.
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MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAIL Road
LlNE-N0TleE TO PASSENGERS.

Commencing to-day through trains to
and from Louisville viii run on regular
schedule time, leaving Memphis az 4:l5
am. and l:45 pm.
Brownsville accommodation viii leave
at 4:l5 pm.
Through and local freights will be re-
ceIVed as usual
J. F. BOYD, supt.
March q XXI.
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Criminal Court-Fllppln, Iudos.

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: f. o.. Fuller, keeping gaming house;
W. T. Goodyear, letting house for prosti-
tuition; John Bill murder; az. +. Subert,
retailing on Sunday; IA. II Heuck,
same; 248, John Spellman, same; 248,
Able, same; 249, Pat Welsh, same; $50.
N. Malatesta, same; Z52, Ed. Mcguire,
same; Z53, Myers, same; 254 Jacob Storts,
same; 256, A. Marie, same; 25z, Peter
Mentges, same; 25S, Henry Eshmann,
same; 268, p. Duffy, same; II, Purratti,
same; 81, Petro, same; z83, Joe Bog
RiannO, same; 285, Joe Fappiannc, same;
2s7, Arthur Irwin, same; 29l, Nello MUM,
same; 293, @. Nesbitt; 297, Bingham, same;
299, II. WeaIherbee, retailingfon Sunday,
1903, Ed Niederer, retailing on SundaV;305;
| A. Lind, retailing on Sunday; 30S, Robt.
| Church, gambling; 1856, John League, jr.,
larceny; 4S7, James Schoolss, assault and
battery; 488, James Scbooies, carrying
concealed weapons; E04 Robert Weir, as
ssult and battery; sos, McCune Weir. as
sault and battery; 5l4, Lydia Smith, lar
csuv: 532, J.G. Horne, carrying concealed
i weapons; 533, John Kelly, carrying con-
eealed weapons; 546, John Kelly, attempt
To Kill: 55I; Charles Williams, larceny:
/ $50. @. CakbOus, malicious mischief $50,
/ Jobn 81. Kelly, carrying concealed Wsap-
ons. $50. Chas. Illig, Illegal oohabi1ing;
590 Caroline Allison, Illegal c0habiting;
~, Larry Gibbons, malicious stabbing;
80 r. Mulhngay, murders JDo.C OsgrOVe,
wnrder. $50. Julian Bedford, carrying
concealed weapons; $50, PAT Hogun, car
rying concealed weapons; 5s7, Pat Ho-
gun, assault and battery
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-21
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