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The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-05

Aorphy, Norris, Murray, Oplatek, Otto,
Pond, Quinn, Raby, Riley, Schumacher,
Stamps, Tureaud, Ullman, Verrett, Wa
tiers, E. Williams, Wilson, Yorke-59.
The main question was not ordered
Ms. Hampstead, of Iberville, moved
an adjournment until, 10 A. II. to-mor-
row, and being seconded by Mr.. Devices,
Of De Soto. called for the yeas and nays,
with the following result:
Yeas: Abel, Baker. Barker, Barrow,
Bickham, Bryan, Cochran, Davidson,
Devices, Hampstead, Moore, Nelson,
Pond, Ringgold, Sartain, Stin SO n,
Thompson, Wheyland, Worrall-19.
Nays: Antoine, Barrett, Bentley, Blunt,
Brewster, Broussard, Brown, Buchanan,
Buckingham, Burch, Butler, Carter, Cha,
chere, Crawford, Darby, Darinsburg.
Davis, Demas, Durio, Ellis, Faulkner,
Floyd, Fontelieu. Gaddis, Gardner,
Garstkamp, p. Harper, W. Harper, Hus-
ton, Jordan, johnson, Kearson, Kenner,
La Saliniere, Laurent H. Lott, ]. Lott,
Lynch, Mahoney, Marie. Marvin, Mat
thews. McCarty, Mcfarland, Meadows,
Morphy, Morris, Murray, ,Oplatek, Otto,
Overton, Quinn. Raby, Riley, Schumach-
er, Souer, Stamps, Stanton, Tatman.
Tournoir, Tureaud, Ulhnan, Verrett,
Wands, Washington, Of Assumption,
Washington, of Concordia, Waters, E.
Williams, H. Williams, Wilson, YOrke
Young-72. o. .. .e l,.'
The motion to adjourn was lost.
The question recurring ON the adoption
of the motion to make the veto messages
the special order of the day for Saturday
next, Mr.. Hampstead, seconded by Mr.
Devices, of De Soto, called for the yea
and nays, with the following result:
Yeas Abel, Belot, Bentley, Bickham
Bowen, Bryan, Cachere. Cochrane, David
son, Devices, Gardner, Hampstead, Jor
dan, Killen, Llambias, Moore, Nelson
Pond, Ringgold, Sartain, Stanton, Stin
son, Tatman. Thompson. Wheyland-25
Nays: Antoine, Baker, Barrett, Barrow
Blunt, BREWSTER, Broussard, Buchanan
Burch, Butler, Carter, Crawford, Darby
Darinsbourg, Davis. Demas, Faulkner
Floyd, Fontelieu, Gaddis, Garstkamr
Harper P, Harper W., Huston, johnson
Kcarson, Kenner, Kinsella, La Saliniere
Laurent, Lott, H., Lott j., Lynch, lMaho
ny, Marvin, Matthew's, mccarthy, JfcFar
land, Morphy, Norris, Murray, Oplatel
Overton, Quinn, Raby, r ley, Schunache
Souer, Stamps, Tournoir, Tureaud. Ullma
Wands, Washington Of Assumption
Washington of Concordia, Waters, vii
Hams E., Williams H, Wilson, Worral
Yorke, Young-62:
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Faulkner, of Caldwell, moved tina
the further consideration of the veto mes
sages be poisoned until Wednesday q
IL o'clock H. t R.1
Carried. liz. lr r,
Upon motion Of Mr.. Devices, OF De So
to, the House was adjourned until twelv
o'clock II. tomorrow
WILLIAM VIGERS,
| a Chief Clerk.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-05
WILLIAM vIGERS,
Cb;ef Clerk

HOUSE OF ItEPl6SENIaii'N5
"WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1871. }
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment ...f-. .1
Speaker Carr in the chair,
The roll was called, and the following
members responded to their names;
Messrs. Carr. Abel, Adolphe, Antoine
Baker, Barker, Barrett, Barrow, Bentley
Bickham, Blunt, Bowen, Brewster, Br0uS
sard, Brown, Bryan, Buchanan, Due.
ingham, Burch, Butler, Carter, Chscns'v
Cochran, Crawford, Darby, DarinsOuls
Davidson, Davis, Demas, Devices, Du,A
Ellis, Faulkner, Floyd, Fonteheu, 'aoa y,
Gardner, Garstkamp. ant Harper '"
Harper, HemPlead, i:%>n. Hya~
johnson, Jordan, Kenner, Killen' NV
selln, La Salinier, Laurent, Llam0n@
H. Lott, J. Lott, Lynch, Aahoney' -nal,'
Marvin, Matthews, McCarty, Mcfar'SnD'
Meadows, Moncure, Moore, Morpus
Morris, Murray, Nelson. Ong, Opls'eN
Otto. Overton, Pond, Quinn, Raby, hi'e'
Ringgold, Sartain, Schumacher, SO %'.
Stamps, Stanton, Stevens, Stinson' NV
man. Thompson, Tureaud, Cllman' ,'
rett. wands, Washington, Of Assump'OD
Washington, of Concordia' Vac. ;,
wheyland, Z. Williams,H. "illl''D'
Wilson, Worrall, Yorke, Young-loV'
Prayer by the Chaplain. ored.
The Journal was read and APPROVE
ITO be Continued an oar neH./
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-05

Chairman, pro tenn (;
THOS. GREEN DAVIDSON,
C. @. BUTLER,
C. w. RINGGOLD,
CHARLES S. ABELL,
H. MAHONEY,
HARRY LOTT.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE, J
State of Louisiana. :
New Orleans, January 8, 1871.
The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-05

INTRODUCTION OF BILLA
Previous notice having been given Of
House bill No. IL, an act to reimburse
certain taxes illegally imposed and col
lected under act No. IS, approved April
IA. 1856. was put upon it's third reading.
The constitutional rule having been sus-
pended, the bill was read second time
by title, and was referred to the Commit
tee on Ways and Means. saa-
Previous notice having been given,
House bill No. IL, an act to provide COM
pensation for counsel for accused persons
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There Is no prospect thar the Graves case
viii be concluded before christma5-
IN thieves and Migrants are already ar
ranging 10 be ct Heale's big dinner IN the
stRtlCnhouse on Christmas
Gold yesterday reached is lowest price
since ls62 1t was quoted in New York, at the
close OF the gold board, at lsz-
Name Il Alexis, OF course, II 1t Is q boy
Ledger. The boy Is a girl, and tts name Is Hi
beruiA Alexandra. No cards.
Yesterday was the shortest day in the year.
To-day is nearly equal TO It in brevity, there
being but a few seconds difference.
a gambling elub-room is in course Of prep
sraton, on a grand scale, over The chsneery
cOurtrooms,i IN the Greenlaw buildlng.
Cotton yesterday closed IN New York ct &c
more fer mlddling than the opening prce. In
this market 1t is quoted a. lsSSlsHc, and stif
~ b
here was a gathering OF the people al
the 6reenlaW opera-ho0se Last evening 10
listen TO what ar. Hun had 10 ssy on spirit
us8iem.
we have to acknowledge the receipt Of an
Invita- on 70 be present at a Christmas festival
al 24B Eniot street, which Is TO take place this
evening at seven O'Clock.
Mr.. H.A Louis wishes it diEtlely under
stood that be Is not running for ONCE The
" NJ Louis Gun Is another man en-
urely thou 81 the name IA spelled the same.
The -cottonseed mills experience an in
creased demand for oI-cake by the ds1tymen,
who are feeding their cattle high, Wita the
view Of getting abundance Of rich milk for
Christmas egg-noggs.
The wharf 70 sBter candidates convection.
held 1t NO. loUnion street yesterday, WIS a
aslute-principaliy because of the seduc-
tlvtness OF the edibles snd Potsbles there dis
pensed Cana . 9 y they oTcpped the wharf
master AFTER the nrst hot punch ana a dczsn
on she half-shsn, and kept At he latter all
evening.
-THF sabbath school OF the First Congrega-
tiona ist church wlu have q Christmas Social
FRIDAY evening, December I'd, AZ the United
state courteous, ~ Main street. An enter
tsfnment has been provided which VIII prove
nom interesting and rsfi eshing. Ali Inter-
est4d and in sympa by with the church and
school. are cordially invited 10 attend and
bring the little ones"
On wednesday evening a mule on the
Reale street LIE Of street cars allowed hfs
Vehlfle 10 run over him on Vance street In
some tuexplicable manner the head Of the
mnle GOT turned round 70 the foot OF the car,
Which rested on the distendsd stomach Of the
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ouR FAvoHrrrs will give their 1rst annual
bail on New Years night. 1t Will De arecher-
che stair
THE A will be occupied by the inim-
liable Joe eferson ali next week. he will
rejoice the hearts Of all who love artistic rep
destinations OF character us RIP Van Win
kle.n
THEGERMAS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Will give their seventeenth annual bail at och
ran Hall on Monday next, Christmas night,
for the benefit Of the WILLOWS and orphans
Not only our GeTman,bu all classes OF our cit
iZsns should patro- ize ahis ball
TABLEAux-Among the pleasures of Christ
mas week, the 'tableaux WANTS" at the As
sembIy hall, are conspIcuous. The pupils OF
81. Patrick's school are to Onciste on the oe-
casion, The recruitment viii take place
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
THE lecture tonight by Henry Graft, Esq
at the Young Mems Christian Association .
hall, No. SS4 Main street. is TO procure a Tree
library. The association has several hundred
volumes, and wishes TO increase the number
TO thousands. The price OF admission l. but
My cents, and every one should give assist
ance.
NJ. HENRY CRAFT, the well known lawyer
and professor OF law in the University OF Mis-
sissfppi, will TO night deliver the first OF a
course oflectures for the benefit Of the Younz
Mems Christian Association, at their hail. NO
294 Main street, commencing at seven and q
half o'clock. The object is to add to the library
Of the association, which now has about nv
hundred volumes, free 70 the people. The
subject is Memphis shall bury them, and ID
designed more particularly Tor the young men
of Memphis.
FAIR AND FEsrIYAL.-Th ladies Of st
Bridget's church have made a resolution u
pay the balance Of the Indebtedness incurred
by the erection Of their beautiful church edi
fee, and TO give all persons who are willing
an opportunity to aid them. They Will nolc
a grand fair and festival at Rocco hall, cornel
Of Second and Madison streets, commencing
Tuesday evening next. Extensive arrange,
ments are being made tor the pleasure Of al
who may attend the festival, and we wish the
ladies success in their noble work.
Miss PHGBE CoUzISs-Thisy young lady who
comes TO us well recommended" by the pres
| Of the various cities In which she has lectured
viii appear tonight at the Gree law Opert
House, when she will deliver her lecture OF
the DISABILITIES Of Woman" Miss CouziGl
is a lawyer, a regular graduate Of the Law
! school Of Washington University, aaC
witnal a warm advocate Of the rights OF be
sex She Is modest, yes enthusiastic In th'
| cause in which she has enlisted ali her sym
pathies and viii no doubt be listened 70 witt
| pleasure, not only by our leading gentlemen
but our ladies. We hope Miss Couzins vii
have q full house.
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animal. The passengers got out and Emanely
removed the burden rom the prosfrnte mule
BE got up and shook himself gays 8 grunt Or
h ankfuiness, and was Again httched- having
passed through under the car Without hprt.
The churches are already making prepar.
stfons for christmas decoration. To-day and
%. borrow tns yqrs vii 1e ,n SoMpsss mueh
manual labor, can be done N tns cnu.cnes
on Christmas Ege-it being the sabbath OF
the Lord.
The negro convict who was free for q few
minutes, but only for a few, being captured by
Hicks and Helby, was marched back IL cords
and irons TO his shovel on the Selma road. a
determined pistol was within e lew incnes %
MS ear ali the way from the stationhouse TO
the dump
-Those who have Christmas goods, wares,
presents and knick-nacks win tel the story IN
fo-morrow's APPEAL The country people are
buying largely and the women and children
on the city win spread themselves during the
next four or ave days. They look to the APP
most Trustworthy directory tomorrow.
The attention Of those who would lay in a
stock of Christmas liquors, Is called 70 the
large stock ofJohn Ldlly, SOL Maip street de
I'M ports direct from Ireland, England. Scot
land. France, spain and Germany, and can
supply the whiskfes, wines and liquors OF these
countries, warranted, In cases or BY the gallon
Mr.. Lilly is one OF our most honorable mer-
chants, and may be relied upon.
"A young chap who belongs TO the sopho.
more cisss OF mackerels. wss found ~secreted
In the cellar Of orgill q Bros. store on Front
street. Wednesday night, before closing. The
Young scholar called himself Barnes, and said
he had been secre1ed there by two VIII q men
with instructions 70 remain there until late
at night, n thea to come forth and open the
door for them. He took two policemen up town
with him and pointed out two men as the par
ties who had consptred with him 10 ROD tht
store one Of the men proved an abb; thu
others case was not susceptible Of that RENE
dy, SO he went 70 jail, His name is Btrney
The boy Ii also IN Jail, both OF them having
failed IN procuring 1900 bonds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22

DE-. ROCHESTER,, Mississippi; Colonel Andrew
Johnson, Virginia; Colonel J. G. Maccabe,
Helena; Captain John :. McGavock, Arkan-
sas, and Colonel Thos. I. January, st. Louis,
are at the Peabody hotel.
colossal B. F. GRIMES, by whose authority
a card over the signature Of Rev. DR.. Walk,
appeared in yesterdays APPEAL, authorizes
Us to-say thai such card was published with
out the knowledge, consent or cOnntvance OF
DR.. Walk. and only under a mistaken appre-
hension OF the latitude permitted by the Rev.
Doctor who is hereby eXonerated from al
participation, act or part in said card.
MAJOR HILLS, having bought out the inter
est Of his partner Dr. GOOdyearl, viii continue
the drug business at the OLD stand, Isl Main
street, where he viii be happy 10 serve bis
friends and the public. MsjorH Hills thoroughly
understands his profession, and Is noted for
the care with which he attends 70 prescrip-
lions especially. A gentleman OF taste. be also
knows how to cater for the ladies in soaps,
perfumes aud tot ct articles. We predict for
him unusual success.
THE princely mansion of Mr.. Amos Wood
ruh, president OF the Merchants national
most important event in life. Miss Noble
Woodruff was married by the Rev. hr. Bow
man TO Egoert Woodbridge. Both bride and
groom are well known 70 the large circle who
Comprise society" and carry With them "a
New Orleans, whittier they have gone tor the
hoDeymOOn,the best wishes Of a host Of friends
who esteem them for qualities OF head snd
heart that assure them a life OF happiness.
The APPEAL writes in the hope that this hap
piDoSS may De perpetual dtO budl the happy
pair, as wears increase, shall be aale TO rejoice
more and more in the suspicious occasion
which yesterday was celebrated with a boun-
teous hospitality that bespoke the large and
generous heart Of the father Of the happy
bride.
AMONG very large lists Of arrivals at the
CONNER ial hotel yesterday and the day be.
fore, we notice tue registration Of the follow
ing: ]. W. Barnes, California B. F. Jones and
Miss FLOYD Chase, Mis- issippi; v. b. lizard,
Forrest city Ark nsas; 1T. You g, Texas; J.
+. IDman, New York; NJ. II. smithson, Nor.
folk. Virginia; VIM. White and family, South
Carolina: Vim. F. Gillian, Charlotte county
Virginia; W. Il h. Walters and family
0eor1ia; ] II. Siddans, kentucky; ]. F. Ne
haday, North Carolina ]. H Patterson,
Illinois. The CommeIcial-the @Old Reliable
- been ablaze witt business the past week
The guests under its protecting Rgls are, and
have Del for some tim, a. 9TH OK as leaves
inv lam brosa," and all without exception
look and express themselves perfectly satis'
fed with amfne host" and his excellent house
II viii be observed from the s~'personals" that
guests from ell parts Of b union are stop
ping At the Commercial,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22

Number af White and Back Voters
Registered 10 Vote At b Ma
nfcspsI EIeetto1.


We present to our readers this morning,
copied from the books Of the several ward
registrars, now in possession OF City Comp
trolIer Sheppard, the total number OF voters In
the ten wards, classified white and black, the
total Of each IN the city, and the grand total,
which Is Ie.420, a falling Oh Of 1925 votes a.
compared with the returns made on the LIST OF
January last 70 the secretary Of state by Mr..
Robert Weir, census-faker for Shelby county
Here L. the table OF the latest
REGISTRATION,
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LOVE AND
A Decided Attempt to Commit suicide
by q Young Man who Had Been
Crossed I'm LOveM

About noon yesterday several young men
were in the Adams street stationhouse attend
ing upon a friend who lay stretched out on q
long bench, hts head resting in the lap OF a
friend. The doctors were there with the stom-
ach-pumps, end one Of the young men held a
little vial in his hand with a cr-oss-bones-and-
death's-head label upon it, marked poison"
II was nearly empty. The account then and
there given of the whole scene was short and
sad enough. The young mans name Is Lock-
ley Byers, a paper-hauger BY trade, employed
by Marcus Jones, on Second street. he mad
been to the Plumbers ball the previous even
ing, where the girl Of hts affection did not treat
him properly. There was some misunderstand-
ing which made a deep ana palnIul mpres-
sion upon HIM. The night passed away for
him very gloomily. In the moTninape pro-
cured the little bottle Of strychntnB before
there he took some Of the poison unon the
end OF q knife, and asked II there was
a grs n thsrs9 He was told there were
several grains in Il he said II was cal
water IN q tumbler and drank 1t on.
He then pulled q ring from On bis nnger
and gave 1t TO the gentleman with Wcom ne
was talkius z, and told.him to Eena 1t back to
the lady he got 1t from. Having male this
little arrangement, he told hls friend he had
taken poison; that he did not want 70 I've
R-y longer. His lov was dsspised and now
the earth contain cd nothing worth living
for. He immediately left the house and went
towards the Peabody hotel. At the door OF
tnzt hosiery he hired a hack and tod the
driver 70 80 10 the river. H1s friend, howsv.
OF, had followed him, snd getting into the seat
with the driver told the hscaman TO go 70
the stationhouse. When the vehicle arrived
there Byers was insenstble. Doctors were
sent for and She pun ping operation COM
menced. Chloroform was administered ana
q state Of quie: Induced: Tn pumps mao not
much effect. At the latest accounts We had
from Mr.. Byers be was getting on as well as
could be expected under the circumstances
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22
THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Places al which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured

The DAILY APPEAB can be had every morn
ing at the fOuOwing-named places in the city
At the office Of the paper, NO.l4 Union street.
At the newsstand Of Joe Locke, No. &6%
Main street.
At the newsstand Of W. ]. MansfOrd, corner
OF second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand IN the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel.
At the newsstand In the Worsham house.
AT the newsstand in the Overton hotel
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand OF EmmOns &Son,N No. 10
Jefferson street.
Atths newsstand Of W. D.SptckeTnagle,ccr-
ner Of Fourth and Poplar streets,
At the newsstand on st. Louis whsrfboat
All the newsstand at Lanier & Edridge's,
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY on Beale
street, near Main.
Al Ire news stand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on tbs Memphis and Lit
Tie Rock W~harfbOat.
Al south Memphis n~ewS-depot, Nc. 90 Beale
street, near Second.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22
Seventh ward-A bilious Contest

The seventh ward is still in all the sgonies
Of parturtion. It has excellent candidates
for the CRY council in the neld. One of these
is William B. Ct eenlav, Jr, but the Womp OF
dren Of fortune that would shine Dlnstrious
in the constellation of city fathers. Whether
a White a Cooke. a Miller, or Signaigo, there
sbo,iid he INIT one OF the four. The people
viii then be well pleased and the city well
served. II more than one PUSHES Into the
msrries 81 ahesds and tails" or 10 a wharf
masters game OF ssoId sledge," and the loser
must leave the field.
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ssoOn ChAnssry Court ChsnsslIor


Wednesdays calendar still being called, and
will be resumed TO-DAY, being Nos. $50. SOL. 504,
5T, 81, ST., SIS, 579, 56l. So, 5gI, 500, 5g7, 6l7, 62, $50,
$50, $50, ga, 65 and $50. The case OF Perry vs..
-Donahue Is with the jury, during which time
the case OF Bremen vs.. Hrenner viii be tried.
No decisions yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22

GET your Chris ma roast and your tea for
hraakiasr from FarErenhefm 4 Hexter, Ie1er-
son street market. The Yesterday KILLED me
splendid prize OK 50 much admtred@ asst paaseo
through the streets on Tuesday
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o II MONEY.
ME-. DCrR Presents His Ticket at Louis
Vile and Promptly Receives
the Honey

Everything progressed in Dur1's favor
nom the time he invested that ten dollars,
There does not appear to have been &"hitch"
In the whole proceeding He Is now in full
n satisfactory possession Of his newly-ac-
quired fortune. The Courier-Journa OF
Wednesday contains the following paragraph
In reference to Mr.. Durh and his fortune:
mi, ohm r. Durff, of Memphis, Tennessee,
was there, holding the magic number which
drew he capital prize. He is an ordinary
looking gentleman, about nve rect eight
inches in height, with blue eyes, light COM
plexion, red whiskers, and hair vigorously
auburn. II his face can be taken as an index
to his character, Mr.. Durn is a very worthy
man, who viii not make a bad use OF the for
tune that has thus suddenly fSllen INTO MS
lap, VINO knows the value Of money, and viii
nov how 10 take care OF II. be received DIS
check, drew the money, and VIII probably re-
turn to Memphis to-day"
The louisville Ledge SAYS " John R. Durf,
the obscure gentleman Of the Memphis post
Office who drew the SS5,0O0 IN the library lot
terry last week, is receiving the congratulations
OF hfs fiends for taking II so cool This,
however, is rather a hasty view Of the matter,
People ought 70 reflect that Nj. Durn has been
in a position where be could have taken twice
ss5, 00O any time during the past twelve months
and then gone into the New York
on one-thlrd Of the money"
CHRrsrMAs turkeys and geese at the Jeier'
son street market. Furstenheim q Hexter.
HOLIDAY HATS at Wheaton's.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DRAWING OF
A. sEEssEL q SONS
GRAND LOTTERY sCREEE
Takes place Saturday Evening, Dec. =,
at s o'clock.
THE PUBLIC
are respectfully invited to attend the
DRAWING.
A. sEEssEL & son.
GopEY's January magazine, and . host
Of pictorials, battles, Leslie's illustrated
almanac. Nast's, etc, etc., ct Joe Locke's,
2S6K Main street.
CRAB apple cider, good-Atmore's
mincs meat, ready for use, citron, a
rants, rsisips, etc.
OLIVER, FINNIE q co.
E1xsAxTz HAN 1T whsatonG
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TWO a INFANTS SUING FOR DIVORCE.

Two infants are before the second chanoery
court suing for a avorce. The silken bondsof
matrimony were found too neavy for them.
About a year ago Master Bremen married a
little grl who had been In the Orphan asylum.
he became discontinued with b most
yorng folks consider a blissfuI lot. He left his
wife, and now sues for a decree Of freedom at
the hands OF Chancellor Scott. The unhappy
couple were found 10 be too young TO carry on
a suit In the courts, being In fact what tns law
terms infants" and II became necessary TO
have the parties represented by roxy. Mr..
James Gallagher represents the young man
both as lawyer and proxy. The suit is a very
interesting thing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-22

This gentleman Is eminently well fitted for
the place he would have in the city lesisla-
ture- He has bean thoroughly educated. and
would serve well as chairman Of the commit
Tee on public schools. But there is no interest
Of he city which he could not serve effectively,
and the voters OF the Fifth ward will do them
selves a great wrong If they do not elect sueh
members Of the city council as W.P. Martin.
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FUR LEASE.

O OUTHERs HOTEL-Ths present lease Of
y he Southern Botel wall e3 pre- on the 18th
OF January. III, fer which time the same
Will be leased 70 8 responsible hotel man.
location is very desirable and patronage
large: contains 20 rooms. Apply at the hoteI
- g G
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NOTICE.

1 VIII not charge fancy prices for goods
during the holidays All those VINO WISE
someihfnK nice for their Christmas dinner,
can be supplied, rs have a null and complete
stock Of everything In my line. Orders VII
bs promptly attended 70.
AUGUST BERT0N, Confectioper,
Come Fourth and Poplar alreets.