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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-09

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N OF COMMERCE.
Regular neeilng Yesterday Commits
&c. ana n.5a~.ras hnnofntad-


Regular Mee1fng Yesterday Commit
toes and Delegates Appointed.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce wss held in the
ball Yesterday. President Pinson in the
chair.
Mr. 4. W. Brown moved to dispense
with the regular order OF business and
proceed TO the election OF 9 committee %
nominate candidates for new officers OF
the Chamber, carried.
Ga motion the following gentlemen
were elected as a nominating committee,
viz: JnO. 4. Strstton, @. L. Dennis0nl
VIM. Joyner. s. N. Getss, D. A. Clarke
A. Z. Lscsy, 4. W. Brown.
Accommodation was resd by the Secre-
tGry from the Chairman Of the COMMITTEES
OF Arrangements fer the Southern Com
meroisl Convention, TO meet in Baltimore
September 18th.
% motioa Of Mr.. @. J. Phillips, the
President was requested to appoint one
delegate to said convention, which was
carried, and the President appointed Mr..
I. A. Nelson 81 delegate TO said conyen-
ton, and Mr.. I. W. Brown as alternate
delegate.
M. Brown moved that twenty dele
gates be appointed TO attend the Southern
Pacific Railroad Convention, TO assemble
In Shreveport, Louisiana, on the 18th OF
Ootober, which was carried.
The President viii announce the nemes
OF thess delegates hereafter.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the President
of the Chamber VAS requested to attend
said convention IS 3 special delegate.
M. Strsttcn moved that the Chair sp-
point g committee to consider the pro-
pristy of removing the hall Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce inasmuch as We have
received notics that st the expiration OF
the annual lease the present hall will be
required for other purposes. Carried.
The Chair appointed IS said committee
Messrs ". W. Guy, Webb, Harrington
and j. X. Speed. Adjourned till nsxt
regular meeting.
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TIE GREAT LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE.

Our Horse Faneier Takes a stroll
Through 1he establishments of Colo
mel Forrest. On Jefferson street.
We took a look at the extensive livery
and sale stable of Col. Jesse A Forrest,
on Jefferson street, yesterday, to esesr-
tain for ourselves how such large estsb-
lishments are conducted and kept Up,
and what In TACT were the peculiar char
ecteristies of an establishment where
thousands of mules and horses are sold
and shipped and shipped and sold dur
ing the winter months. This large stable
occupies the half of asqusre and fronts on
Jefferson and Fourth streets. TIT ground
hss the rare advantage of being high and
slOpinZ toward the street. The stables
are remarkable in another way. They
are the most airy, lghtsOme and clean OF
shy in the city. The stalls ere numerous
enough to accommodate a brigade of
horses, and so arranged, that While per-
feet shelter Is obtained from the blasts of
winter and the heats OF summer,
yet there Is perfect ventilation.
The pens for mules and horses sent for
sale arranged On either side of an avenue,
open aboVe and eGOrding this finest faeil-
ity for inspection. Those pens are caps-
bic of accommodating several hundred an
finals, whore they will be as comfortable
and clean and well provided for as If in
the mlQ5b Oh a IACu moElOh III kIc spring
tins. There Is q constant and abundant
supply ofpUre water nom a cistern capable
of holding 5000 barrels Of water which csn
be injected into immense tFougbs with
the greatest facility. The feed aud hemp
rooms are models of ne8tness and design.
and skillfully arranged. Attached to the
stable is a large yard for country wagons
and vehicles of all sorts, with convenient
stalls for an immense number of horses, q
properly arranged room for harness and
other things that the owners Of
these vehicles may wish to stow
away in them for a time. The
busy season 10 the sale department is
Just approaching now, and therefore ~
cry necessary arrangement has been per-
fscted for almost unlimited sceOmmOda-
tiODs In this way. The situation OF the
stable is all that could bs desired, and
Colonel Forrest hiss so regulated his pri-
ces that the eeonomiser will and It of adj
vantage to do his business there,
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Of the ". A. Caldwell were sold yesterday
e. auction. The cotton hss been in the
water sone time. It broughf $50 50 per
The H c. Yesger. up, put OF here 90
bundles iron ties.
The sallie Y. Captain Rice, leaves De-
Yaifs blun this evening, on arrival Of the
train from Memphis, for Augusta and ali
points on White river. Charley sharpe
has charge Of the ofica.
The Mary Boyd, Captain Ruba Hainea,
aid not get IN until late. She will leave
to day a. II No.. for all points on Arkansas
river. Mr., O'Netl has charge of the Office.
Mslor Ohm D. Adams returned yester-
day morning from Little Rock.
The Minnie, Captain Werdez, will pass
down Ems morning tor Arkansas and
The Mary Boyd leaves positively to-day
q Y m. for Little Rock and way points on
Arkansas river.
The Lady Lee, Captain Custer, will pass
down this morning for Red river.
The Geo.. W. Cheek, Captain Marx
Point packet leaving at 8 o'clock. Frank
G0nterman clerk.
The Colorado, Captain Mckee, leaves
to-day ct 8 pm. for Cairo and st. Louis.
The merchants Of Little Rock have re-
solved not 60 patronizs the st. Louis and
Arkansas packets. Sse Little Rock spe-
cisl.
The Andy Johnson viii pass down this
evening for New Orleans.
The Henry Ames is due to-day, bound
for 81. Louis. One item of her cargo Ii
$500 bars railroad iron.
The ii. s. Turner, Rubieon, Mollle
Moore n Glencoe are due this morning,
all bound for New Orleans.
The City of Cairo, Captain Luk er
leaves this morning at ten O'Clock for
Vicksburg.
The st. Joseph, Captain Corbett, will be
IN port to-day and leave this evening for
st. Louis.
Cyrus Brown, the ex-cook of TIE steam
or 8. s. Merrill, who shot and killed the
deck-hand Duke at Quincy, was dis
charged last Thursday, the court deciding
that the killing was In self-dsfense and
jastifsble.
Captain James s. Wise has been elected
superintendent Of the Cincinnati and
New Orleans Packet Compsny's wharf
boat.
A PittsbuTg exchange says: "The
Monongahela has become so low that the
mail boats find it very difficult to nayi-
gate, even in slack water, while the Ale
ghany, it is alleged by some, is lower han
il has been since 1874. In some parts of
the country wells and springs are dry, and
farmers have trouble In getting enough
water for their stock"
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An energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in another column. It emanates
from the stirring. pushing and enterpris-
ing house of L d. Gardner 81 Co. Their
known large capital and extensive bust
ness sdmonish buyers Of dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass it without
careful perusal. The house of l.. II.
Gardner Il Co., in New Ocleans, draws
like a magnet, and is known all over the
southwestern country for its low and reg
ulsr prices, choice stock and honorable
dealings. BY all means turn TO the adj
vortisement and read il carefully. It
means business.
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a FIsTIvE LIE M c0LLIERMLLE.
T1Ie independent Rrolherhooas Have
IA Gay Picnic &c whieh sss Beausy
and n Chisalry are Invited.
CoLLTFRv4ILE. August 70, 1871.

CoLLIERvILLE, August e, 1871.
Editors Memphis 4ppeaI-Our very
quiet little town Wss considerably favored
| and ~enlivened by q grand picnic and bar
becue, given under the supervisor OF the
Independent Brotherhood, an order or
| ganizsd in our town about four years
since, which is extending very rapidly,
and gaining considerable reputation for
b~enevolence and sobriesy.
About 10 O'Clock, whom 8 large and in
teresting concoDrse, composed Of the
pride, boauty and intelligence OF our
| county, had assembled in q beautiful
grove near C~olierville, the society made
their appearance la regular order, pre-
/ ceded by 4 splendid band of music, and
took thsir respective positions preparaso-
~ 10 listening to the eloquent address to
be delivered.
Several gentlemen addressed the assem-
| bly, on various subjects, bu more es-
/ pecislly upon the interest and Importance
| of the worthy society. But the ones most
deserving OF mention for -pointedness,
psthos and interest, we're the addresses Of
the young ladies.
First, Miss Jennie Buchanan, in behalf
Of the young ladies of CollierviIle, in elo-
quent terms, presented to the Society q
magnificent flag, emhlemaJic of purity
and virtue, which was received by an APP
propriate address from one of b Broth
erhood. Then Miss Matte Koen made
her appearance upon the stand, and in one
of the most impressive as well as 10wery
speeches we ever listened to, presented to
the order a beautiful Bible, which was re-
ceived with equal courtesy and eloquence.
The refreshments for the day deserve
some mention, for cur tables were ladened
Withthefnest delicacies and most substan-
tial edibles the country could afford,
which were enjoyed with equsl relish by
all. Too much praise esnnot be given u
urbane friend and townsman, j. A. Ham
ner, fer the efficient manner in which he
dispensed ice cream, soda water, etc, to
the thirsty throng who assembled around
his elegant stand.
The exercises of the day closed about
four O'Clock, that all might have time TO
return to the ball given at the spacious
hotel kept by our courteous friend, J L.
Harris.
The ball WAS largely attended. Dancing
commenced MIN o'clock n con-
tinued until the "wee sma" hours re-
minded us that another day was rapidly
approaching. Thus closed an interesting
affair which gave much amusement to all,
and the occasion will long be remembered
by the attendants from lafayette, Ger
msntoWn, Macon, Memphis and the sur
rounding country, from Where We had a
large representation OF the fair and beau
tiful. Colliervile is rapidly improving
and will soon have the appearance of 8
city. Our merchants anticipate a lively
trade this coming tall and winter, for the
cotton prospects are very hattering in
the surrounding neighborhoOd, while corn
is unusually good. J. q. NJ.
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Nnn-Rasldanf MniInn

No; s4e r. DIN The Second Chancery Court o
shelby County, Worcestershire Manhattan
Bank OF memphis VS.. =. W. Dorsey.
Z appearing rom the bill which Is sworn
10 in this cause, that the defendant. 3
W. Dorsey, isjustly Indebted 70 the Complain
ant IN the sum Of $500 Tor damages rowin
ont Of said Dorsey's breach Of contrast and
failure TO deliver certain Arkansas Levse
Bondss and that he Is a nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee, and that for these causes
an was susd out OF this court
against The property CT ana the
same was issned, NJ has been returned bv
the sheriff, duly levied on tile property OF De-
fenoant. s. ". dorsey.
II IS therefore 0rderad, by The Clerk
and Master, That he make his apnaar.
anee herein, Il the cours-hoase 81 fhe
Second Chsncery Court Of Shelby coanfv
IN the city Of Memphis, Tennessee.
on or before the hrst Monday Ia October. I872
and plead, answer or denatr to cOmDlains
snls. oill or The same win be taken Tor con
and that a copy OF this order De pqb5shsn
once q week for tour successive Wesks n
the Memphis APPEAL. This August Sin 1s7I.
A c0py-attest:
NJ. b. L. STEWART, Clerk ana Master.
BY @. BELcHERs, Deputy q. and III.
Estes 4 Iacksons5ol. for ComplL auef
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Splendid Residence for Sale.
AZ NASHVILLE. TENS.

THE undeIaigDeG oners so5 ssle his well
arranged and comfortable residence,
lately occupied by himself; eight fa21ny
rOOms-thSse up stairs, i've doWE-bssides
store room, panty milk cellar under fniDs
room; never falling well OF pure water, six
feet rom clntEg-rOom door; bathroom
with nftseD. barrel tank, supplied from the
roof; one twelve hundred barre eistern, wa
ter Uttered through charcoal and gravel;
kitchen sixteen .eet square; servsntt room
sdiOiaing kitchen, twelve by sixteen feet
two servant rooms with IRE place in one, de-
tgched nom house, Wash-roOm underneath
Il 9 detached servants room eighteen by
tWenty-eight feet, with brick floor and stone
walls, and four stationary Wns underdrained
to the street, furnished with pump from
pipe attached TO twelve hundred barrel els
tern In green nCuse No. j; two green houses
in appie-pis order, stocked with plants for
both winter and gummer blooming; stable,
carriage house, COW house, chicken COOP.
etc.; coal bins, wood house, grRnary neces-
s8ry with four apartments under one roof;
cedar grape arbor. well painted and stocked
with grapes; three hundred hybrid perpetual
IOses, well established ana In bloom; totcon-
tanning nearly one acre, hall OF which is
primitive forest. Price. sl6,00Ocash; or S20, GOO.
In Oae, two, hires, Jour and I'VE years. at six
per cent Interest.
sugs lRBY MORGAN.
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By TELEaRAPH.

PITTsBURa, August 2S.-Westher il
cloudy. The Monongahela has 3 feet
inches in the channel, and is rising slow.
ly; IA inches at OIL City. The steamer
John +. Tolle WA successfully Launched
at Eiizabsth to-day.
CINCINNATI, August 2S.-River 6 feet
and rising Weather cloudy.
LITTLE Rock, August 2S.-No arrivals.
No departures. The river is too low fur
boats of hardly any size. There was quite
astorm here about 3 O'Clock this morning,
followed by q heavy rain.
NEW ORLEANS. August 28.-Arrived
John Kyle, st. Louis. No departures.
ST.. LOUIS, August 2s.-Arrived: City
OF Chester, Memphis; Emile La Barge.
New Orleans; City of Vicksburg, Hieks-
burg; Mary Mcdonald, Kansas City. De-
partsd-City Of Chester, Memphis; Carrie
There were heavy showers OF rain during
the day. Freights to New Orleans IS 70
Coo per Dbl. -four, to Vicksburg COO, to
Memphis 40c. pound freight IS 70 40c.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August 2S.-Weath-
er cloudy and vet. Mercury so. River
swelling slightly. Port list: Down
Mary Miller, 8 pm; Leclair, 8 pm;
Burksviile, / an; Tobe Hunt, 5 pm;
John Lumsdens 5 pm. Up-Fsyette. s
p. m, Sis hugnes. y p.m.s EddyV1lle, IL
am, with good trips.
LOUISVILLE, August 2S.-River station
airy; IL inches IN tho chute, 5 feet on
tha Portland bar, ~ from Grassy flats,
26 inches ON the shoalest bars between
Louisville and Evansville. Weather
cloudy, but pleasant. Business brisk.
Arrived: HeilmsH, Cairo. Departed He'll
man and Umpire, Cairo; Strader, st.
Louis. The Strsder was attached in New
Albany yesterday, but gsve bond and
left this morning. The Longworth is
loading for New Orleans.
CAIRO, August 23-Port lists: Lady Lee,
st. Louis 70 Red river, SPIN; Minnie, st.
Louis to Arkansas river, 8 pm. Emile
La Barge, New Orleans, 10 a.ln. Mollie
Rogers Evansville, 3am.; Grand Tower,
Memphis TO st. Louis, 6 pm: Rubieoa,
st. I6ats to New Orleans. River station
airy. Heavy rAins IN the evening. Thofmo-
meter 49,
MFa0RLLAEEOUa.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
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SUSPECTED MULE THIEF.

Major Washington Is a colored Of quail
ity snd party. but he's in the station.
hcuae nevertheless, charged with mule
stealing. Some time ago be arrived here
on a steamboat which came down the
river. He was in company with 8 mule
which, for heft and sickness, was a mat
ter of surprise, particularly to the "Ma-
} Jaws" friend, who knew that hs never
had a legitimate dime from the DAYS OF
bis early youth upward. He said he got
the mule from his mother at Cairo. who
told him to lake IL TO Memphis, hitch il
TO q drsy, work, become rich, marry,
and be happy. He would have
ohe0riully complied with this sspi-
eut maternal advice, but he
cOuld not raise rhino enough where
with to purchase the drsy, and As for har-
ness and shoes for the mule they were out
Ofthe question. What could he do2 Why,
he sold the mule and lett town on another
expedition. He was not long gone when
he arrived again On another boat with two
mules, This time he came up the river
His friends were glad to see him, and Ju-
gurtha asked him, "whar you come from,
~nsJar-whar you got the mule7n He said
ne came from Louisiana and walked of 10
put the animals Ia astable. He met Luz
eOllus who propounded q similar Query.
and had for reply that he came from tsn
miles below FicksbUrg; to another he
eanle rom ten miles above Nicksburg,
The vigiiant Ohcer WalstOn had an eve
on him and he found out thas the ma
JsWH actually shipped bis mules on board
The q sixty miles his side of Vicks.
burg. he has The mules at 3 stable on
Monroe street eating uhcraeked corn,
while he la grazing on dOdger and bacon
la the station house himself Is this 10
be the reward Of enterprise?
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NERcHANTs Of MEMPHIS.

AZ the Cotton Season IL rapidly ap-
Protecting, let us remind you that we are
fully prepared 20 print, in a superior
manner, CoTToN AccousT SALES. DRAY
TICKETS. BILLS LADuNG, RAILROAD RE-
oKIPTs, etc. Exapiine cur samples and
prices. ii. WADE 4 Co,
297 Main street.
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FIay-sl1 balaa Of cotton from the wreck
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FOR RIVER.
FOR VIOKsBURG.
WHITE & ARKANSAS RIVERS.

White and Arkansas River Packet-For Jack
sonport, Little Rock, Pine Bun and
all way landings.
~ arden. master
TINS splendid passenger packet r.
will leave IS above [
MONDAY, 18th inst, ats pm.
q AILLER Ag'ts, 2Elliott Block,
aus Corner Promenade and Jefferson SIS
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Leadin's College.

LOLaEe.
Attend Rohsrsson's College.
w. 2 MiiohaIPs school. SOS Third St,
The DAILY AFFEAL, tive oenia pol
copy, can be had OF al u8Wsmsn IN the
city
-ATrastrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. 2l Main street. Three faultless gems
pictures for City cents.
Sr. JOsKPH's lEFRMARY-In charge OF
b Sisters, orusr rhird aud Jefferson
straats-
from puff friends and eubscribers in fhe
country. We van news ia the fewest
words. Local movement and evsnts
politics, crops and industrial and sdrcs.
iional progress. These are the things 10
write abOnt.
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RIVERS, wEArHnR AND BUSINESS

Weather clear snd cool. The river here
continues at low tide, with ~ feet on the
bars from Cairo down, At st. Louis the
river Is stationary, with heavy rains along
the water courses. At Cairo the river is
stationary. with 5 feet large between there
and st. Louis. The Ohio Is rising from
Pittsburg to Louisville The kilograms
report 80 inches on this French Island bar.
The Arkansas river remains at low tide,
with % inches ct Rob Roy bar. Naviga-
ton above Little Rock has been sus-
pended. White river remains unchanged.
The wharf presented q lively appearance,
and IN improvement In shipments was
quite perceptible. The local packets sll
had rood trips,
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akaTs.

aOAEDFRs-A lew nice gentleman and
- 1amflles. without children totake board
sud nice rooms as the Jecsson BLOCK 81
Main street. Jus
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FOR RTVER.
sssehsats' ST. isnIs ana Arkansas Rissl
Packet CszBazy.

tHAei4c1 CAaiAS NAA o4EGu ana LGfh
smith; composed OF the following
Ftrst-ciass, LOw-Water Freight
and Passenger Paekess
SAlliE, r 3. lshasaa, kasss
COLUMBIA, ir0aa, aSsses
UTAH, TX. Verhsgs. Esastss
MINNIE. -- ssasEss
Connecting ut Little Rock with ~
Stages for Hot Springs anc heE
nght-draught steamer Little Roek, HouEfcn
master, for sill points o. the upper Arkansas.
Freight received AZ ali times fr0m boa OF
boats Of this ltoe Mark and consign goods
to %. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
care OF ELLIOTT a MILLEG, Ag'ts, M8Inphis
I. IA. PHILLIPS & Co., Agents, CAIRO
JAB. J. SHLNESTER. Sup'f.
fes 300 N commercial St. ST. LOui8 rio
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A SPECIAS TRAIN, with parloF coaches,
a will leave Memphis on TUESDAY
NIGHT, at s O'Clock, for the convenience OF
stockholders ia the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Company in attending the ANIMAL
Convention at Huntsville c.n Wedn esday
vile Wednesday night al 8 O'Clock. S1cck-
holders eau go and return on regular trains,
IL they desire.
au2g q. AND GRS0N Snr5t.
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AGEAHRHT9
Medical College,
Tbs
EsdiOa Dspartnts f Cumberland UzIysrsl1
SESSION IszI'72.
Medical Dspartpts f euuhsrlaad UaIysrsit1
A LExANOER ERsKIHE, Nd, DEAN,

SESSION ls7I'72.
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INfoETAST 10 LADIEs.-2000 Pairs Ex-
celsios Best Fitting CoFsets a. 70 cents 3
pair. To bs closed out al cnce 1t
MENKEN BROS.
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LOST.

- PECGACLEs-0n ALBANIA street, pair OF
> Gold spect 4ciez The nnder viii - 10.
orally rewarded BY leaving them ~ No. 20
Alabama street.
ag@ W L 9RIEFIE9.
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PERSONAL

CAPTAIN John cogcorau. Superintendent
Of Public instructions st Friar's Point.
Mississippi, arrived Ia the city last even
ing, snd is stopping at the Peabody Ho-
tel.
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