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LAW REPORTS.
first Circuit Court. ReIsksI, Judas.

First ClFcglt Court. HeIsksIl, Judgs.
All the cases on yesterdays calendar
were called. To-day the following cases
are set: us, Citizens Insurance Company
VS. BRbb, ct al; lI7I, Howard vs. Twohig
768, Sheppard VS. Busby; 773, Word vs.
Andrews; III, Michael, ct al. vs. Cries
hRuber; 786, Quinn vs. McGreer, ct al: 7S7,
Miller VI Bradley; 7S8, KOrtrech & Craft
vs. Williams & Co; 759, StOvall vs. Fer
gusOn; 100, Fosdick & Co. VS. Roach & Co.
79l, Fsgaley & Winter vs. VinsOn; 1872,
Wickarsham vs. Citizens Union Bank /;
794, Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis vs.
Martin; 795, LOgWOOd VS. Carroll; 7g5,
same va same; 797, Peterson vs. DIVER;
798, Wright VS. doing; 500, Markham vs.
Bradshaw; S03, Mayor and Aldermen Of
Memphis vs. Himstsdt; s04, Walsh vs.
Flaherty & Wesche; sos, Smith vs. Cherry;
8O8, Dibbls q Co. vs. Merrill; 500, Finnie
vs. Burr & Aikini $40, Beebe & Co. vs.
Hammer & Co.. 81, Whiting Paper Com
pany VS. BlslOck & Co.; SIP, Thomas
vs. Laird ct al; Sl3, Cox vs. Park ct al;
SI5, Roberts vs. Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road company; 8l6, MOsby VS. LaWless;
8l7, Biglsy, MeIlsrsh & Co vs. COckrell;
8lS, Shaw & Co vs. CAllsn; SO, Bauer &
Bahle vs. Hesse, Co; SD, BrRnnin, 8, &
Co VS. Wormley, P & Co; 82l, Mailman VS.
Lacy, Able & Co; so, Duke ct al VS. Clay
ton, ex'T; S3l, Pittman vs. Devine; 1872,
MOnsarFat ct al vs. Dsvins; S34, Perry vs.
Crosby; S37, Wallace vs. Malstesta; $50,
PsttisOn VS. Black, @ & Co; S4l, Dreamer
ct al vs. Murphy; S42, Sutton & JoyRer VS.
Byrne; S44, Combs, jr., vs. Trader and wife;
s46, Garvin vs. Tbsilsn; S4S, Berry vs.
Cheek ct al; 847H, Pfsifer va English ct
al. S4S, w ii Church vs. Robbins OF al;
$40, Robertson & Bro va Reilly and wife;
S5l, BeliRger Va Wsibls; $50, Henschen,
Krits q Co VS. Hesse, L & Co,
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TT
Phil AIIin. Celeste


AAla WAAAaEA AND
The v here falls slowly. Ig has ds-
clined in all II inches All the upper
streams are declining as are also the Ar
kansas and we believe White river. though
the latter was swelling slowly a few DAYS
ago. Our dispatches give the latest news
from the upper country. The weather is
pleasant but cloudy, and business on the
lsves is active.
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REWARDS.

& IN REWAR1ZLost from ths St 3 ss.f
nafr. musrache Hnd gaatee, q scar across the
D ore. a front tooth out In upper jaw. be
wore q dark wOolen shirt and v he
was a striker on the boat: named Peter Pen
uiuztOn- The shove sum viii be paid for the
recovery Of the body. T. N. ELLIOTT.
fa7F lG Font street
aTULEs-sE REWARD-strayed from the
vi steamer Legal Tender, on Tuesday, 5lst
Tauuarr. ISL. two BAY mare mules, about
u hands high. no marks noticeable, had on
rope halrers Any one delivering the above
mules 10 McCleary Brothers stables Second
street. viii receive n eebOve reward.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Sheriff,
BY DIT NO0E. Deputy sheriff.
February &. 1871.
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The new and elegant passenger steamer
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RESOLUTIONS.

IN REFERENCE TO THE THEATER.
By Alderman Mallen:
RESOLVED, That the payment of two
hundred dollars by the managers of the
Memphis Theater for license tax, entities
them to keep the Theater open three
months, deducting the time said Theater
shall remain closed.
Referred to Ordinance Committee of
Board, February Is, 1871.
ThereupOn the Board adjourned.
l.. r. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE.

MEETS ODD FELLOWS HAIL. half-paut ,
w Regular BUFINEss MEETING. FTe4
WEDNESDAY NIGHT Of each month.
DAY NIGHT.
=, srTTH, Secretary. "a
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FOR HELENA AND FR1AR,s POINT.
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Memphis, Tenn, February Z, 1871.
Received by Council and suggestion
]cOncurred in. Received by Board of Al
dermen, and suggestion cOncurred in,
February Is, 1871.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, DemOrest, Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest variety OF EDITORIALS, North
eru, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies In the city, at Joe Locke's, 236H Main
street,
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TIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, with
J. II. jack in his inimitsble performance
OF Falstatf, and the young phenomenon,
Julian Reed, in the farce of Little
Pickle" at the thsster tonight.
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. good repair; win sell on easy terms, or
rent -. p. MYERS,
fe5 E7k Main street.
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Harvey, slgniagO, Grshan, sehabel and

Harvey, Slgniago, Grehan, schabel and
1 Smith,
When Councilman Amis moved that
Chairman Ruf1n be added to the commit
tee, the Sixth ward to have but one vote.
Motion adopted.
The Board Of Aldermen eoncurred in
Councils action; when the Chairman Rp-
pointed Aldermen Dryer, Mallon, Cart
wright, Hoist and Belts their committee.
GRADING PEYTON AVENUE.
The petition Of sundry parties in rsla-
Jion 10 grading Peyton ven was refarr-
ed by Council to their Improvement Com
mittee, February Is, 1871.
ASKING REMISSION OF TAXES,
Upon the petition OF Mrs. Emma Car
roll Tucker, asking the Board 70 remit
the tax on the Memphis Female Semi
nary. Referred to Committee on Claims,
A PORTION OF h BLUFF WANTED.
Upon the petition Of Joseph Haipes
proposing to lease a portion Of the Blum
west Of Clinton street. Referred TO
special committee by the Board OF Alder
men. Committee, Messrs. DWyer, MRlIou.
Cartwright, Hoist and Belts.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

MISSISSIPPI M RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: LBAYEss
! New Orleans Mail, daily $50 pm. 1880 pm.
Express, ALLY. SOC am. A:S0 pm.
Freight, daily eXceptSun-
I uay s-as...s..-s-.....--s..-... Zslo p.ms osdu an
Depot at foot Of Main street. Ticket once,
87K Main street, one door north OF Jefferson.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Hhifs River United
Stafss Nail Line,

THE new and elegant side -
i wheel passenger packets Of
this line Will leave Memphis Tor UsVaLL8
Bluff, West Point, Augusta, l-a-EsOupOrr and
all points on White river as o
LEGALTENDEh Jonn D. Elliott, master
Every tuesday, at b O'Clock pm.
r. ?. Vail. J. Ashford. master
Every Saturday, at 5 O'Clock p m-r
connecting al DsvalIs BluG with railroad for
Little Rock, and aJ JacEsOnp0ru with the
.uguLdraug1t steamer Fort Smith f1r PoCa-
hOntas ana all points on Black river.
Eor uslgnt or passage apply on board. or at
ONCE Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Com pEny. W. q. PATTE5ON. Agent,
NJ. 8 Madison 81, stanton Block
Or 70 ELLIOTT d MILLER. Agents.
fe5 No. 2 Promenade ST.. ODD LANDING.
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HITE q OORwIEE, prOprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PRAL Building, Il Union street are
now prepared TO execute orders Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons OF the APPEAL viii bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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TIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, with
J. II. jack in his inimitabls performance
OF talststt, n the young phenomenon,
Julian Reed, in the farce Of Little
Pickle" at the theater tonight.
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LOST.

N-OTE-Ou the evening Of the 18th inst, q
~ note, drawn by Leon TrOusdale, dated
JRnuary 7th. for $50 and payable TO bis or
der on the treasurer OF the CEamher OF Com
merce Of the CITY Of Memphis Said note Is
at no value to any one except 70 the under
signed, as he is the lawful holder,
JAMES MARTIN,
fel8 Corner Madison and Wellington sus.
OOW-From my premiEes, q COW, red and
u white, g hole bored IN each horn. Psr-
lies knowing her whereabouts. please inform
reIF An. BTODDARD & 90.
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BLIssFUL |INEBRIETY

49, W
Everything was made all right, what
ever religious preparation that is deemed
necessary by the pi0us and tendsr-heart-
ed was made. He was az the house of
his bride on Tuesday morning. The
BRIDES sister was there; the brides moth
or was there with radiant face that out
shOne in splendOr shy harvest moon that
poet ever sung. It was early morning;
the guests and the hOnored ones had not
arrived yet. Johnny was trembling, but
none knew it. He was gazing into the
gulf Of the future with much the game
sentiments that an Andes mule has when
be is travelling with five hundred weight
on his back over q chasm, that sinks
black fifteen hundred yards below. He
felt like an Alderman suffering from the
combined effects OF two Nightmares and
the govt, Bot who Is there that hath
known misfortune q sweet relief did
not come in the hour of sOrest distress?
There is nOne. Johnny was Illuminated
with q ray OF hope as he gsz5d upon the
ample bosom and costly CUrls Of his fu-
ture wife. He laughed q hysteric laugh
as the thought struck him, and the com
pany turned inquiringly round to know
what was up. at is nothing" said John
ny, "only the thing is so odd" In amin
ute he put his lips to the Wsll-develOped
ear Of
HIS FUTUR MOTHER-IN-LAW
comfortable and ls~rgs-hearted lady,
why were you not some distant kin to
usf) and told her that several carriages
would be Indispensable, and, ergo, a little
money TO hire them. She softly slid $50
in his palm. He gratefully pressed hers,
n slOped. The people along Madison
street thought he was another Weston as
he made toward Main. The remainder OF
this narrowing narrative is brief. They
were not married.
BE FOUND ONE HACK
that was enough for him. He went he'll
ter SHELTER to the South Memphis board
ing-hOuse; got his "things," and, before
the bridal party realized the situation, he
was whirling along over the road TO Louis
vile. We advise each reader TO draw his
own moral from this story, for We can't
draw n for him (Or herr.
TIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, with
J. H.. Jack in his inimitable performance
Of Falstsff, and the young phenomenon,
Julian Reed, in the farce Of Little
at the theater tonight.
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GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat.
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FINEIE q co.
GAS FITTING. 815 Second street.
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RAILROADS.
TIMETABLES.

TIT NINGGNII0I6
MEMPHIS AND t ROCK RAILROAD,
Until further orders, trains will run daily
Sunday excepted) as follows:
ARRTVES. EAYES
6opeheld-~.-.-.~.-.....-.6: 80 pm. 7:0 am
300 m. LEO Dr.
Freight train will leave HopedeldM Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at s am.
Arrive at HOpeheld Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm.
FeTryboat viii leave the whRrfbOat, loot. OF
Onion street. daily at Sis am,
No through tickets will be sold after Jan
uary so, 1871. b. ID. WILLIAMS, Gen1 SupL.
B. p. ROBSON, Asst Supt.
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For RTVFR-
For Arkansas Rivsr---Msmphls ard
Arkansas RiVsF PaGkst Co.
n=AU. s. Rail LlnsA

THE elegant Passenger Packets Of thfq line
a leave Memphis for all points on ArFau-
sas river as fOIOWss
Steamer MARY 0TD Hafuez mgre--
Every Monday, sJ5p.m.
Steamer 7. e. ALLEN w odburn. master
Steamer DARDANFLLF Rer- ns-.
Every Wednesday, al 5 pm.
steamer PAT CLEBURNE- Pritcnari maqfar
Every Friday, at pm.
me boat that leaves Memphis on Wednsz-
GAYS goes through to Fort smith. The boats
tnat leave Memphis GA Mondays aud FRIDAYS
connect AZ Little hOck with our IIzht-draughr
DOats lor FoEt smith. All the boats OF tnis
tlne having been built eLpressIy for the trade.
superior accommodations for pas
sengsfs and unsurpassed fsciIities for trans
porting lre1ghf TO All points on the Ar
kansas river without detention, at any stage
OF water.
FreiEnts consigned 70 this company az
Memphts or Mouth OF White river, wiz be-
forwarded promptly to destination without
for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President
". O. PATTESOE, Agent,
fsl8 No. 3 Madison &C., stanton Block.
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THE MEBRY WIVES OF WINDsoa, with
J. n. Jack Ia his iniRitable performance
OF kslstan, and the young phenomenon,
Julian Reed, in the farce Of Little
Pickle" at the theater tonight,
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss,
lor Blanc Mango, Puddings, Cuslards,
dreams, etc, etc. The cheapest, health
lest, aud most delicious food Ia the world,
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TIE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, with
J. H. Jack in his inimitable performance
Of Falstaff, and the young phenomenon,
Julian Reed, in the farce Of Little
Pickle" ct the thester tonight.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday Packet for ST.
Francis River,
For st. Francis river, the Bends, Helena,
Mariana, Madison and W~ittsburg.
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A5nnnn elNEM AWAY-

I'm the 8lst March, 1877, our second Grand
" distribution Of cash and other Ftns-
a1nouunug 70 aQoo win be made 70 pur.
ohasara "a our celebrated 81 T7rVr
0oLD PMS For uli list o. gfns and narfie.
ularg. Radres8, E. 3. COLGATE e CO..
fe8W Cincinnati, Ohio.
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HAVE used DR.. Simmons Liver Regu-
latOr In my family for Dyspepsia and Sick
Headache, and regard It as an Invaluable
remedy 10 these attacks. II has not failed
% give relief in any instance.
REY. W. F. EASTERLING.
Florida Conference.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

bSAhD UT ALDh MEN.
CRY HALL, MEMPHIS,
February Is, 1867.
At a called meeting Of the Board OF
Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Men,
phis, held FebruarV Is, 1871: Present
Hon. John Johnson, Mayor Messrs.
Chairman Moffet, Dryer, Mallon, Mccall,
Cartwright, Ciealla, Dent, Belts and PEN
d~ergrast, Aldermen.
A quorum being announced the Chair
man took his seat, called the Board to or
der, and had the roll Of Aldermen called,
PETITIONS.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER ELEVATOR COMPANY,
The Chairman then stated the object of
the meeting TO be to receive and act upon
the Mayors message and the Memphis
and st. Louis Packet Company and Mis-
sissippi River Elevator COmpany's petit
ton. For particulars see Council pro-
ceedings.)
CORRECTION ASKED.
Upon the petition of Mrs. Turley, ask
ing the city to erase from the cityis tax
books a house and lot on the northeast
Of Linden and Wellington streets.
Referred TO Committee on Claims by
Board Of Aldermen.
FROM MEMPHIS FEMALE SEMINARY.
The petition OF the principals of the
Memphis Female Seminary, asking to be
Exempt from taxation. Referred to Com
nittse on Claims.
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BROWNE a RsawsH. SIS second street.

THE DAILY APPEAL can be had on he
dsy ofits issue Of 8. A. Wells, News
Agent, at ali points between Memphis
and LttIe Roek, fT il5O per month.
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In you feel duh, drowsy, debIlitatsd.
nave frequent headache, mouth tastes bad,
poor appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from Torpid Liver or Billions
ness" and nothing will CureyOu - speed-
ly and permanently as Dr.. Piero8'a Alt.
Ext, OF Golden Medical Discovery. Sold
by all druggists.
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GAS SToYEs for Restaurants, &C Browne
q Brownies, SIS SsoOnd street.
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FOR VICKsBURG

United states Nail Llns for Flczsburz-For
Helena, Napoleon and VicE5lurg.
master
rms elegant passenger paczsL -
VII Leave as bow
THIS DAY, 18th inst. ar 5 pm
Freight received az tussLLouLs WuaEfB0aL.
We. DILL. Agent.
fshl6 FLEM. CaTVERT supr
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]. r Bowman. Captain sam @. Paine Clerk
WILL leave az above every -
w TUESDAY, sc O'Clock p-m-
For daight or passage apply on board On ID
LAERY HARMSEAD & CO. Agents,
fe3 Mosbv Block So Front Row.
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sTEAMBOATs.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

asrdi eras Exessslsn---S55 Round Trio.
me splendid passenger stsamer
49, Harry Houston -
10TH At 10 o'clock a "a ar-iyfrg ~ Nlw0g
lsz5 tor the 4ardi Grss festivities return
~ 1leeI ne close Of them. This onars a
oPPSlt3 70 persons visiting the
SrescenL city 20 witness the Eraudesr az dav
hnoHn IN the south, ~ a small -erDenss
s5nseLs ~ us steameE can feel assured
a passenger packet she takes no cotton. Fr-
curstOn tickets can be had and rooms s-.--eF
BY applying 10
HICHD ". LIGHTBURNE Agent
lsll EH Front street
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Go TO Joe Looke's for the latest news
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This court was not in session yesterday.
The unfinished cases of the calendar pub
lished last Sunday will be taken up to-
day. Tomorrow is motion day.
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NASHVILLE UasOn and Ameriedn, also
BGaasr, st Joe Loeke's 26h Main street.
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MailTrain leaves Little Rock (HuntersvilIe)
at $50 am.
Returning, leaves LOuisburg at / pm, ar
irving at Little Rock at 80 pm.
D. W. q. BROWN, Gen Sup't.
u. IS. q. 4. A.
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FOR SALE.

A-ON-EXPLCsIvE LAMP-The Perkins q
~ House N-On-eEpiOsive Kerosene Lamp
Is now offered 20 the ci11Gens Of Memphls &c
q perfect protection against al the dangers
arcompsuyiug the use Of coal oil In other
lamps. In addition TO its absolute safety
under all circumstances, 81 emits no odor In
burning. and 80 gives more light with less
consumption OF Oil. b any other lamD in
The market. IL challenges compartson with
al other patents, new or Old Retail depot
IN Memphis, No. 53 Second street, southwest
RI e.. PhTTTLLO, General Agent.
Canvassers wanted for shelby and sur
rounding counties. tel4
nTSTOLs-AtNo.a Jefferson street. Mem
\ p~hls-BUTEEs Tor the PATENT RE-
FEATENG PISTOLS. They are convenient TO
c.rrr. They extract the exploded she'll and
they excel in shooting qualities. Price-No.
?, tl; No-2 ti Derr1nger size, Z cartridges
IS cents per box. Agents wanted.
patent silver and Gold Spring Garter also for
sale. Prlce-59 cents and % cents ieZ
DLUFF CITY Mills. 1877 Poplar street; in
. good repair; VIII sell on easy terms, or
rent De MYERS,
fe5 HTh Main street.
2 EAsEBOLD-Of sixteen years on a hne
i brick Residence, well suited for an eX-
tausfve clearinghouse, and Offering unu-
Euai advantages In ground-rent and taxes
VIII be either sold, rented or traded, at g
LEI ROYsTER IRRELEVANT a co
\ OF AND COTTON sBED AZ feet on old
j 0 Madison st., between bayou and Charles
ton depot. uOW.OCcupied by ]. ". walker.
AlEO-LOT q n east side Of bayou, between
Court and MadifOn streets. Inquire Of
THOMAS WICEF RSHAM, IS Jefferson st.
q ECOND HAND COTTON MACHINERY
- FOR SALELCousislng Of Openers, Lap
pers, Cards, Drawing Frames, Bpeeders,
Fpiuuiug Frames. etc This machinery Is
lut partially woru-al iu good condition,
End win be sold cheap. For description and
apply Ia person or by mail. TO
TH0MAEE SHAW,
Agent fremont and Suffolk Mills,
JAZZ eod&W Lowell Mass.
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RESOLUTIONS.

$3.50 @@CAAo
IN REFERENCE To TAI STREET
By Councilman Smith:
Res0EUed, That the City Engineer be
instructed to examine Main street. be-
tween the Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road depot and Georgia street., and report
b Is necessary to be done to save that
portion OF Main street from being rem
dered impossible by reason OF being
washed away, and report at the next
meeting of this Board.
Adopted by Council, February 1. 1871.
IN REFERENCE TO ovERToN STREET RE-
PAIRS.
By Councilman Walsh:
Resolved, That the City Engineer be or
dered by this body to repair the gutter on
the south side of OVerton street, below
Third, near ths bayou.
Adopted by Council, February IL, 1871.
IN REFERENCE TO LAMP-PosTs.
By Councilman Harvey:
Resolved, That a lamp-post be placed on
the southeast corner of Causey street and
Browns avenue, as soon as practicable,
Referred TO Gas Committee by Council,
February 10, 1871.
BY Councilman SigniaRo:
ResOlUed, That the City Engineer be in
to erect a lamp-post on the south
east corner of Nancs street and Aliens
avenue.
Referred to the Gas Committee by Coun-
ell, February Is, 1871.
IN REFERENCE TO GATES.
By Councilman Grehan:
WHEREAS, 1t is both dangerous and
unpleasant to have fence gates opening
on the sidewslks-often causing peo-
pie to stop in their hurry to push gates
out of their way-therefore, be it
ReSOtUed, That the Mayor be authorized
to order al fence gates changed to open
inside from the street within a limited
time.
ReSOIUed, That the Ordinance Commit
tee be instructed to frame an ordinance
making it . misdemeanor to hang fence
gates opening on the sidewalks.
Laid on the table, February Is, 1871.
REFEREECE TO MANASSAS STREET RE-
AIR
BY Councilman GrehRn:
RsSOlUed, That the City Engineer bs
instructed to repair Manassas street at the
Intersection Of Bradford street, without
delay.
Adopted by Council, February Is, 1871. /
When, on motion, the Council adj
burned. L. X. RICHARDS.
City Register.
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An. P. N. Memphis q Louisville RAN. Pm.
r. All points North and
l2:S0I iz;SO. East Twice daily--....- 4:l5II2.SO
Memphis & Louisville R
llZ:S0 R-Way mails..-.....- AIS
Memphis & Charleston r.
F. Al cities East & South.
ESQ and way matls.---.- $50
Miss. & Tenn. 4. r. Ali
u.5| cities South and way mail 2.B
Memphis & Little Rock R
1850 e, daily except sundays 500
Mississippi river to Hels-|
3;0Ona and Friar's Point, daily 1000
Miss. river to VtcksburR
|trt-Weekly, on Mondays
3 90 Thursdays and BaEurdays| 9.O9I
Miss. river to st. Louis
isemt-Weekly, on MendayB|
$500 and Thursdaya $500
White river, semi-Weekly|
Tuesdays and SaturdaysJ
Mondays and Fridays 900
Arkansas river, trf-Week-
Ily, Mondays, Wednesdays
300Eand 9:0i
Memphis to Marion, Ark,
itri-Weekly, on MOndays,l
$500 Wednesdays and Fridays fI2.80
Memphis to Cuba, Tenn,
4:80i weekly, Friday----- 1880
Memphis to Byhalia and
Olive Branch, Mss, semi
500 weekly, Tues. q FridRys-I SO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-16

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