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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
BY Gruhbs 4 Williams,
AuCtIOnctrS Anu IsShI EstalS ARtEL5,
Eleventh Ulreet, between aIn and Banl

Auctiopcers Hnd Resi- Estate agents,
gieveu5h Utroet, between aa1n and Bank
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF BUILD
y iNG LOIS =, EiCH BOND ClTY.--ln exc
cation Of DEGREES entered In the Circuit Court Of
Ferguson, Bro. L CO. Va. ". 0. Houldn's admin
iji7ator, hdanIs's administrator VS.. b. G.. Bou!-
din's executor, Ho3ertejn We. 4. G. Bouldn.
VIII sell al auction, upcn the promises rebpec-
lively: il the o dc: nsmsd below, on SATURDAY,
The 9;h dt q G sR..m6er, G9mmencnS ct
a b.'ldi1g lot on tre caet side Of st. James, be-
tween Duvai AMI BAKER streets. adonlug the resi-
dence II MIR. VIM Tyree SOxl29 feet, to an alley 10
feet wide.
\ lot on the south side OF China street tBelvi-
de.cl. bet 1een Laurel and Cherry streets, ac'n
ing the lot OF Ar. x. Charter, 73xl9S feet.
And ~ undivided moIe:y Of lot adjoining the
above, IT the southwest corner OF Laurel and
Cnns streets, lssxl5s Zee.
sa!e balance on a credit OF l. Z, ANA years, with
interest for bonds with approved security, o. 1t
ace at snd years, for ne.es with Interest
''0'0 anu "''A''S W 5fJo iBoULDIN. JR., Com.
CRUBBS WILLIAMS, tnc ioneers. seo.td
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By consent of the
~ execution and attaching creditors. aud by
consent of The assignee In bankruptcy Of Serrel,
ocrupe,i by rerrel, Flash & Reed, situated a. lGe
DAY, the goth day Of september, lI7l, eommeno-
ing at II O'Clock A. NJ, tue following property
VIZ
45-HORSE POWER ENGINE,
BOIL Frs aud FIXTURES, III good condition
ANVILS,
BELLOWS,
VICES,
MILLS,
MACHINE FOR CLEANING BARK,
TLAiFoRM SCALE,
Quantity or DYE,
"a Ks for holding DO,
l TIN S6FE,
DESK and CHAIR,
WIZ ELBAREOWS, .-
BASKETS,
BUCK rs,
Lot OF l!OFS.
PRhSSISG-SCREWS,
cars OLD IRON, &C., &C.;
and the USEXplkED TEAM OF THE LEASE
of the .nreluises ending :lst December, 1871.
IERHS OF SALE: Onc-.hiId In cash foc the en-
CINE; Dhl2nce upon credit Of sixty days and
four months, for negotiable psper with approved
city endorser The other property will be sold for
sash. JOAN w WRIGHT
seatdS Sheriff CITY n Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12

FgsHE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
UF VIRGINIA.,
CAPITAL, S30o,300,
A. G. MCILWAlhE. President
DARCY rAUL, LIST VicaPr-stdeuL
ID. Il. TsESAkT, 2nd Vice. President,
SAMUEL IL. raU;., n uAgcr and secretary,
=. Is. Fa CKh~ X. Actuary
Ia open LOT business ~ No. 1901 Cary Street aud
ehockoe SItp. uuoer the new Flour exchange.
All reserve from ureiDl-ms received IN tine de-
partmept OF hicnmOud Will be invested within its
limits under the supervision of the :olo Slus Board
of stockh 1.ders at Richmond
THOMAS BkANCH, L. u. CRESSHAW,
A. Y. ST, kills., CHA5. 4. WOkrHAN
Y. W. PlCkREaL, II. W. PEMBhkISN,
A. l.. L LETT, ". K. MARTIN,
JGH. IL. GUY, 4. -. WI ;. .laM3,
JOHN ASuER. is, @,;UDtiSUSE.
jon. L. LAY, lec's OF Board ard GENT
j. Is. WibsJS,} AGENT OF the Co.
Dr. y. A. CRENauAW, Medical EAalnlner.
II IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12
BY Wellington Goddln.
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent
Corner OF Eleventh and Ban1 stree1e'

SMALL BRICK TENEMENT ON d.
- VA, STREET, NEAR TO BIZ, Oh AYR.
NUE., FOE SALE AT AUCTION.-Atto the re tl re-
OF Casar Pollard, shall sell at auctlou 1:, w Of
n-emises on FRIDAY. September 10Th, lsIi, a.
Pp,cIocS p. 81. his NEW BRICK TENh MSNI,
located as above, containing astore-room ana TWO
TsBMs: One-half cash: balance az fouE anu
eis aI. uon'u'' 0'"'" W. GODDIT, Auct'r.
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IN METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETs.

STATIONARY knd PORTABLE EEaIs;Et
and SkW-Hlli4S;
MARK, eRIsT, and PLANTER ssILIb;
ROLLERS, FORGiSGS, Castings or tRe
or BRGES, MILL GEARING, 81.
ENGINES and SAW-MlLLS ef psrteea slxs
always on hand.
Old engines, de-. repaired sad sold on commas
sion or exch1ased Tor Gey. EIl other repstt
promptly aod satisfactorily do,e.
Send for descriptive circalata.
deN WILLIAM Y. TkHNER l. 90.
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EIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND In
Il SURANGE.
SECURITY INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF LEV YORK.
CA pItA LIZ. elbh0.o7
t,plb,
CASU ASSEf.: tIauuary /, ls7ti.... 7,6l7, ss5 $40
BRANCH OFFICE NO lola MAIN STREET..
We Issue POLICIES in the above hssL-class
company on every description Of RhAL AND
Personal PROPERTY for protection against
loss or damage by FIRE. NAM4NE and I:LAnD
RISKS taken to any point in the Unlsed btates.
Policies on brick buildings issued for from to
Rates IS low as those Of any other company
equally reliable. AppllcationS SOLICITED.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.-Ip and after SEPTEMBER lsr.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond (srn.
days sxceped) as f1llo T
phur Springs, connecting at GordonsTiile with the
orange, Alexandra and Manassas train for
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South
1885 p. M.-ArC0M SGDk TON TRAIN for
GoTdonsville. except on Saturday, on whic| lay /,
leaves ut P. M. This train connects at Gofions-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange Alex2n.
dria and Manassas railroad for LYSCHBUKG
and WASHINGTON.
On and after the 10th Of September, a Pa SSES
Ghe TRAIN will run between Stanton aud the
White Sulphur, as follows:
Leave Stanton on THURSDAY and BAT
Arrive nj White sulphur at. ............l32 Z. u.
Leave White Sulphur on "WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY AL. .........,...,...2:3sP u
Arrive at Staunton at. .."...............7AP P. n.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold 10 all points
Northwest and Southwest
Further Information may be obtained at the
companJ'5 offices.
No Passenger Trains are run on SUNDAYS.
A. II. PERRY,
General Superintendent
JAMES T. NETHsRLAND. Gen' Ticket Ag:-
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n n. WALKER & CO.,
~ FIRE, MAXINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFICE, No. 1014 MAIN STREET,
... urdar Msns-e Il ~ Marry n Go.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and personal
property Of all kinds, In tho city aud country, In
sured against loss damage hy fire at the lowest
rates IN com partes Of the highest standing.
Tobacco in warehouses and marine and inland
risks taken III the lowest rates.
tosaea equiLaby adtusted and prop pt!y paid.
70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12

YORK RIvER RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAY
ELLIEG PUBLIC.
RE-EsTABLIsHMEET OF THE TRIWEEK.
LIZ LINE DAILY LINE IN A FEW
DAYS. BETWEEN RICHMOND,
BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

Freight Train, with passepgeI-car attached,
leaves depot at 4 A. II.
Passenger Train leaves At , p. NJ, connecting at
west Point With the frst-cIass steamer EAST.
Poin. TUEaDAYs, THURSDAYS. and sATCR.
DAYS tousbing ct all the landings ON thu York
river, and arriving in Baltimore the following
morning in time to connect with trains North.
West, and Northwest.
MoDATfONs UNsURPAssED. 0SoA-
THROUGH TICKETS AID BAGGAGE
NORTHWEST.
Freight trains leave In time to connect With
steamer at West Point and through bills OF lactng
given TO all points Freights carefully handed
and promptly forwarded.
!. Steamer leaves Pier No. Ia LIGHT STREET
BALTIMORE, on MONDAYS WEDEESDAYS
and Fa DAYS, at4 p. NJ, arriving In Richmond
The following morning st II A. u.
FARE:
From Richmond TO Baltimore. ....... .......sas
From Richmond to Philadelphia. ms
From Richmond 10 New Y oIk............... 10 90
From Richmond 10 Boston Experimentation. Is %
Excursion Tickets to New York and return,
good for thirty days.. Is %
From Ricbnord to Baltimore and re'ura.,, 90
WIN. n. BRAGG, Sup't.
J. T.. TAYLOR, Ticket A gent.
y. G. GgASTY, Receiving Agent, Baltimore.
aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-12

CHEAP FUEL.-DRY PINE WOOD,
" delivered In any part o. The CITY, st THREE
DOLLARS PER FULL CORD.
". g. MAYO,
au ll-am Mayo's lslsud Sar-Iniil.
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W GODS CONDENSED SODA WA
~ Iakiz eaio1sed oy the cacdlcsi & ulsy arm
the "orid ~ i-rte. You can take 6 h. inr and
any fountain. For sale everywhere, jeA
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WOOD AND COAX

~ B, BENTLEY, AGENT.
Co,l-yyrd and Office corner 18th and Cary sts.;
oIsn ONCE for orders on corner Or 18Th aud cary
with PeyIon & Cary, Immediately opposite
tbc new Corn Exchange. Dealer in kNlHHa-
CITE and CUMBERLAND COAL in sizes and
qualities suitable for gTates. stoves, cooking,
steam- engines, and smiths work. sc l2-lm
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CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
OATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILE
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27

TIE Finest Hats at Lsidy's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
JOE oURoAN, eoLoRE0.
ais Unfortunate Experiences In Horse
flesh He Fares Much Worse
Than the "MRIaW."

Joe Jcurdsn, colored, is at present in a
very bad way. He Is In the ststion-house,
charged with stealing; and, worse thsn
this, the parties from whom be hooked
the animals are in the city, determined to
prosecute him to the bitter end, and Eev-
eral feet beyond, If the grand Jury and the
criminal cou interpose no difficulties in
the way. Joe Is q person of precarlous
habits, who recently took it into his head
to go into the horse business, as offering
better chances for achieving sudden
wealth than any other mode of life. He
attacked the neighbG-hood of Wythe De-
pot first, succeeded in unhitching a horse
and a mule from their stalls, the property
of Colonel Pittmsn and Mr.. Appleberry
respectively. There was another colored
in cahoot with him. They proceeded across
the country and succeeded in reaching
Senstobis, IN the State of Mississippi. The
gentlemen, when they missed their prop
erty the next morning, immediately set
out for Memphis, to consult with our
Hicks and Shelby, of the detective force.
About half an hours conversation with
these gentlemen threw a food OF light on
matters and things spperTaining to horse
once proceeded to Mississippi, and to the
town Of Senstobfa, where they met Wr. R,
T. Miller, the constable. The result Of a
counsel with that gentleman was the ar
rest of Joe. His friend had forssken Joe
at the first Whit OF danger. The horse
was found in the possession of Joe, but
the mule had been sold. That animal was
also recovered, and Messrs. Pittman and
Appleberry returned to this city with
their prisoner and the animals. They
propose to bring the case before the grand
jury this morning, and, If possible, nave
the thief tried by Judge Flippin this sf-
ternoon These gentlemen 6re of the
right stamp. They do not fail 10 prose-
cute, which is n reason why so many
criminals escape.
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THE ALABAMA & CHATTANOOGA ROAD.

We ind the following in the Knox
Vile Press and Herald of the 18th, in re-
lation to the bankruptcy proceedings
instituted at the instance of J, @. Stanton
before Judge Trigg. "The case was heard
yesterday, Seth Hopkins & Co., and j.
F. Emerson, for the creditors of the Ala
bams and Chattanooga railroad company,
made an spplistion /. the United States
district court before Judge Connolly F.
Trigg, yesterday, for a decree to force this
rosd into involuntary bankruptcy. An
order was granted, made returnable next
Tuesday, requiring the company to show
cause, if any, why the decree should not
be issued,
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LIEN ON COTTON.
The Law as 1t ls---NecessIty for Further
Legislation 0bViatsd.

Editors AppedJ.-In reading the pro.
ceedings of the Chamber of Commerce o
yesterday, in this mornings APPEAL,
observe that Nh. Petit stated that the
bankers had been advised by competent
attorneys that the law giving vendors o.
cotton q lien for five days was worthless,
and that sit was found that a law of that
sort was brought into the senate and
passed that body two years ago, but it
was defeated in the lower house." 1 con.
fess hat I was quite surprised to see this
statement, FOR the reason that the follow
ing law has stood upon the statute books
Of the State since the 10th Of February,
1858, to-wit:
An act for the protection Of merchants,
factors and cotton brokers;
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
ersl assembly Of the State of Tennessee,
hat hereafter when merchants, factors or
cotton brokers shall sell cotton, a special
lien in behalf of the vendors upon the
cotton so sold for the purchase money
agreed to be paid therefor shall exist for
the space of five days from and after the
day of sale OF delivery thereof, unless the
said purchase none be sOoner paid.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, That this
lien shall be enforced by attachment in
any of the courts of the State, either st
law or in equity.
Sec. 8. Be it further enacted, That this
act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
[See acts of Tennessee, 1878. page %
F. s. RICHARDS,
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
d. W. u SENTER,
Speaker of the Senate.
Passed, February 10, 1888.
b act is published IS q valid subsist-
ing statute by Shouklsn | IN his edition
of the public avs of the State, passed
since ~1858-page l64. Never having heard
its validity before disputed, I think there
must be some mistake, as to this source of
Mr.. PeJtit's information.
As the existence of the act seems not to
be generally known, you viii doubtless
confer a favor upon the commercial COM
munity by publishing it.
L D. MoKISICK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
NEW YoRK Styles Of Hats at Leidy's
ICE EMPORIUM 0f FASHION.

Mrs. Hunter, 247 Main street, has al.
ready perfected her stock of fashionable
goods for the winter. It is the most varied
and extensive In the city, most Of it hay
ing been selected by Mrs. Hunters agent
in Paris. They have Just arrived, togeth-
or with a full supply of American goods
from The principal houses Of New York
and Philadelphia. This winter the fash
ions in ladies dresses and head gear ap-
pears to be essentially different from
what they were last season. Mis-. Hunter
is fully prepared for this suspicious
change, both in respect to styles and of
designs and of texture in all her goods.
The variety of styles is simply beWilder-
ing. There cannot possibly be a taste
which Mrs. Hunter is not prepared for.
The styles of feathers and flowers to be
found in the Ems orium of Fashion are
the most beautiful we have ever seen.
There is also a great variety of childrsn's
dresses; great variety in their styles and
Ladies contemplating the make
up of q winter wardrobe would do a wise
thing to look In st the Southern Empo-
rum Of Fashion and give . general in
h
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Wac
~ WAX UhPAhIMENIl
OFFIOE OF ca. Sic. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, September 26. 1871.

" -
The rising barometer which prevailed
Monday afternoon in the northwest has
extended into Michigan and Missouri.
A falling barometer on the lower lakes
has developed into an area of low pres
sure, extending over the Middle and East
ern States, and now Is probably in central
New York. The barometer continues TO
fall / n South Atlantic States and Florida,
with clouds and rain. Light rains have
fallen from Virginia north and east, and
are now reported from Maine westward.
Partially cloudy and hszy weather con-
tinues from Texas TO Alabama, and north
ward. South and southeast winds pre-
vailed on the Middle and East Atlantic,
but west winds are now reported from
New York to Virginia and westward.
The temperature has fallen decidedly on
the lakes and East Atlantic; it has
risen on the South Atlantic. It is
probable that q slight disturbance
will develope on the Eastern Gulf,
and that cloudy weather will con-
tinue wednesday, with rain south on the
Carolinas. Partially cloudy and clear
ing weather, with northeriy winds will
probably prevail from the Middle and
East Atlantic west. Clear and hazy
weather south and west of Kentucky.
TEE Newest and Finest Hats st Lei
va
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27

First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge,
The trial of the case Of Lsski VS. CITY OF
Memphis Wss entered into Just before the
sdjourning hour YESTERDAY.
To-dsy's calendar reads thus:
1lSS, Frank q Til.man VS. La N r r Co:
1853, White VS. county of Shelby; 1895,
Reeves VS. Shane; 1909, Gaylord, Son q Co
VS. Memphis and Arkansas r P Co: 1902.
Mccain VS. Payne; 1912, Harrington. ad,
ministrator, VS. Moon; 1861, Roberts vs.
Allen; 1866, Coopwood Va Strickland;
1853, Barton VS. Tate & Brinklsy; 2, John
son VS. Smith; 4, StilWen vs. Cope land: z.
Massey VI Wilson, ct al; 10, Scaggs vs.
HuLnes, administrator; IL, Stillmsn, ad-
ministrator, We Dean: IA, MeGown VS.
Moore; Is, Eakin & Co VS. Treaty.
second Circuit Court HaEsey, Judge
To-day the following cases were called
for trial:
1882, Steinbsrg vs. NJ & o Railroad Com.
pany; "a, Mitchell vs. Hester & Lewis; 81,
COgswel1 VS. Munford; 90, Mckinney &
Go Va City OF Memphis; III, Burnett, exr,
VS. Ayres; liz, Doyle vs. BreRthstt; 2299,
Specht exr, VS. Sawyer; 5000. Smith Va
Carrot ct 81; 116, Morgan vs. Yelling. III.
Memphis 0verton Hotel Co VS. BsnnOn
admir-: lis, same VS. Horrigan, admir-; II9.
VS. Beekford, Rdmr; l21, Curtis, suY
pAHts Fo n VI u4cHApuAa lId, Kit
land VS. Besson ct al; 12S, Pope vs. s g.
phens; lbs, Eagle Insurance Co vs. Will
lisms; l26, Hillman Bro Va Gault; I27.
Johnson VS. Smith ct al; I2s, Msier VS.
same; 129, Hsmmerskold vs. Williams ct
al; $50, Fay VS. Martin; 1SI, Porter VS.
Strong; 1872, Creighton VS. Wesson; lSS.
Owen vs. Mallory ;1S4, Alexander VS. White:
Schall by mex frlend) VS. Jones; I36.
Morgan Vi Mallory; 1877, Cassidy vs. same:
Graham vs. Munford; 1Se, Warren Va
same; 140, Hawthorne vs. Hunter; IA.
same VS. same; l42, Pallet VS. Dean ct All
Spencer VS. Woodward; las, Etns |
Insurance Company VS. steamer Conway
md ownersi las, Williams VS. steamer
settR and owners; lat, Baum VS. Carroll: |
4S, Chase VS.. BEDFORD ct al; 159, Kahn VS.
100, Finnte VS. Murray ct al; ISL.
Jarrey & Co. vs. Walt & johnson; 1872 /
q 90. VS. Miller; 1853, Burchie VS.
154, Taylor, administrator, VS.
Memphis and Ohio railroad company:
IS, Lagomsrsino Va Brockley; 1855, Smith
5 Duval, Algeo 4 Co 157, same vs. same;
IS, Taylor, use, etc, vs. Burnett; I5e, Nc.
10y VS. o'Dell; 161, Peres VS. Peres.
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4 P AS A MARKET.

Our friend SignsigO, of the Grenada
Sentinel, in the last number OF that excel.
liant paper, pays his respects TO Memphis
in this wise: There is more llberslity
and q disposition to do the right thing
about the merchants of Memphis thar
those of any city in America. They sell
goods at lower prices, give country mer-
chants better bargains, and, in general,
show p disposition to help their neighbors
in a manner that Is really creditsble to
our big sister city OF the shores of the
Mississippi II country merchants will
compare prices of goods bought at the
east, sdd insurance and freight, snd then
try Memphis, we feel assured there will
be nc running to st, Louis, Louisville, or
New York TO lay in stocks. Moreover
Memphis is our neighbOr, her people are
our people, her interests u interests.
and what gives prosperity to the Bluff
City is but another step to the onward
march of our progress"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
A HAPPY EVENT.
The NuptisIs OF Hon. J. N. Crews, of
Tennessee, and Miss Kate A.
OrmOnd, of Alabama.

A private dispatch. received yesterday
from Hayneville, Ala, brings the an
nouncement of the contamination of q
happy event in the lives of two persons,
for whose ~well-being and happiness q
large circle of friends are deeply solicit
Gus. We allude to the marriage of Hon.
J M. Crews, member-elect of the House
Of Representatives from this county, and
Miss Kate A. Ormond, daughter of the
late Chief Justice OF Alabama, Hon John
A OrmOnd, of Greene county. The csre-
mony was celebrated by the Rev. S, N.
Smith, at the residence of Charles Hays,
Esq, near Eutsw, Ala, in the presence Of
q large number of friends.
On the part of the hosts of friends and
acquaintance Of the bridegroom, we con
graduate him upon his good fortune in
having secured so fair a companion for his
journey through life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27

EACHlNERY-On Wednesday, 30th An
VI gusL. a small box OF machinery, marked
O.. Z 81, was taken from the Memphs and
Ohio Depot by mistake. The nnde WILL be
rewarded by returning The same
sell Al. KNAPP, Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27

one at Excelsior; three at Gaines Field;
three at Choctsw Bend; one In Yellow
Bend from Gatness Landing to Smiley's,
too numerous to mention; two at Shady
one at Point chicot several at Cheat
Island one ct Old Greenville; nom
Vance LucOeis 20 Sunny Sides Two At
Walnut Point; even from Builitt's TO
Worthington's two at Berusrd's; one be-
low Carolina Landing; several abreast Of
Bunehis Islsnd; about twenty from Skip
Wtth's to Holly Ridge, all large; three At
Island s.; ID at Brunswick Point; three
in crossing Island i02; three ct PaSpaW
Island two at Warrington; three about
Big Black; one at DR.. News; one ct Coles
Greek; two st CoW-pen Point" 4 E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
THE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
Their Efforts TO Establish a School in
Memphis Promise to be sueeessfuI.

We have heretofore called attention to
the fact that the Christian Brothers were
using their best endesvOrs to establish
one of their schools in Memphis, and also
that the schools in other cities, under the
control Of the Brothers, were among the
most successful of educational institu-
tons. Il is with pleasure we now state
that their efforts are about TO be crowned
with success. Friends Of the movement
agreed to raise, by subscription, 5000, and
of this sum, $500 has already been Sc
cured, leaving only $500 to be rsised-s
sum when compared with the i'm
portsnce of the object to be secured
thereby. The committees will wait upon
those who have not before had an oppor-
of subscribing, to-day and to-mOr-
row, when, we are sure, the same liberal
ity will be displayed shat characterised
those whose names appear below, and the
required be at once made up.
Annexed is 3 list Of those who hsve,
thus far, contributed to the fund;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
SOUTHERN EMPORIUM OF FASHION.

Ladies are requested to consult the
card OF Madame Hunter, on the first page
of this paper, Madame h. has Ions been
recognized as q leader among the modistes
of u city, and, with the opening of the
season, presents her claims to her old
friends snd the public. Keeping up with
the latest requirements of fashion, her
patrons may rely upon always being
dressed a Ia node-msterial, style and
makeup of the very first order being
specislties of the Emporium. Our fair
readers would do well to drop in during
70 day and see the charming novelties
Madame Hunter has on view.
TIE Hat nfthn $780, n.TAaa-.