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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-12
SOFA Water

Soda Water sooa Watep
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CIARGRD
Gas generated from
Pure BRarh Soda.
water drawn from POrcslain-llned
Fountains
Syrups made from sound ripe Fruit
and best white sugar.
Pure Cream, daily, from the country,
Ice planed In each glass OF soda Water.
Arctic Apparatus Sparklinp and bright
re-opehea Ior the season. Soda Water.
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS sYPUPs.
Carbonic Acid Water, or Soda Water as It is ponu-
lary called, when properly made from pure mate
raA ana kept out OF contact with tleeterous metals
like coppel, lead or bass is a refreshing and whole
some drink, grateful alike the thirsty and 10 inc
lnvaun. such Soda Wate is drawn from our Arctic
Apparatus, where we shall be Rad to see Mi WIN
enjoy this agreeable beverage
- No intoxicating liquor is dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH 4 PAINTER Pharmaceutists,
Seventh ami Market streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-07-12

any way 81 suit custom r.. IHfle H,-nr M nj Of
lamp chimneys different shapes lamp wicks brushes
&c whulr sale ana retHll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
HON. WALTER COLEMAN.
Death of an Old and DistAnGulshed
Lawyer and Former Prominent
Reltfielans

Death has been reaping q harvest Of
late from the ranks Of the lawyers Of
Memphis. First, Judge Thomas 8. Smith,
then Mr. John Bullock, and now Mr..
Walter Coleman, who died yesterday In
his ffty-second year. He was born In Col
uHbis, in this State and educated In that
delightfully."- situated town, in franklin
and Nashville. He Was admitted to the
bar in Colunbia, snd early in life removed
to this city, where he soon took high
positiOn at q bar that then, as now, was
unrivslIed. The schOolfelloW and peer of
General W. 7. Haskell, he was distin-
guished for faF-resohing ability and sagsc-
ity as a lawyer, intellectual qualities Of
very high order and scholarly attsinments
that were the natural result of tastes that
70 the last he INDUCED as only scholar
may. Many years ego, he was induced
TO enter tbs political arena as the Wing
candidate for ccngress from this district,
in opposition to Fred. p. 5tsbtOn, Demo
crat, now q leading lawyer In " ashing-
ton. and Il has become q tradition with
politicians how Well,,and ably he sustained
bimsslf in g contest memorable for
the orstory which secured him very
high place In the public esteem. Mr..
Coleman has not for some years been
prominent His health has long been
srch as to forbid any hing like his old
time effort, and since he dissolved his
partnership with John Bullock, who will
be buried to-day, be has ceased, except on
extraordinary occasions, 20 plead in The
leading courts. May be rest in peace
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
OFFICE CLzEK sUPRHAE CoTRT' y5ET'
DEHOcRAuG EXECUTIVE COuMITTEE.
ImPartant Keeling YesiSrday-COunty
Convention CsIIed-FuIf Repert
Of TIE PrOeoed1ngH.

The Democratic Executive committee
Of Shelby county net in the Ayres block,
Second street, yesterday afternoon al one
O'Clock. pursuant TO g call from tbs chair
man. Tbs attendance was larger than
ususl, and q number of prominent citi-
zsns, not belonging TO ths committee,
were present.
Major W. W. Mcdowell, the chairman,
called the meeting to order, and Harvey
Msthes, shs secretary, wan present.
On motion of Colonel &, T. LOOney, Col
onel J. J. bose wSs rep.ac ass MEM
bsr, having resigned several months ago,
when ne was candidate for ofdcs.
Dr.. n. @. Perkins moved to elect Squire
Ward and Chsmberlfn Jones, eS the Sec
ond district, mem bers of the committee,
Carried, and ths gentlemen being present
took their ssats. Colonel Boyd Bleds0s,
Of the CollleTville district, was also elect
sd ana took his seat as member of the
committee.
Colonel DuBose moved that O. J, Pow
ell, OF the Seventh district (Bartlett) be
elected. Carried.
the chairman stated the object OF the
mseting to bs TO determine as 70 the hold
ing of q county convention for the pur-
pose OF nOminsttng candidates for the
county officers, elective In August.
hdr a. q. Rsttis offered the following:
Resolved, That 6 convention should b5
held tor the purpose of nominaEl1g can
didasss for county Offices, and that she
time for holding said convention be the
third Thursday in June (20thl, and that
the chairman Of this committee now Rp-
point committee of 6vs members to dx
tbs basis of representation, TO report at
called meeting OF the executive commit
tee, TO be held on notice from the chair
man. Carried by the following votes
Yess-M. d, l. Stewart, W. D. Stock
ton, Jarvis HeWsom, A, O. kestls, J, A.
Murray, Il. Toby. n. @. Perkins, Thomas
Holms1, P. Nj. Winters, Il. W. O'Dsnnell,
p. f. Looney, W. J. Chess, Q. l.. Ander-
son, J. NJ Kssting. James Stokes, Sim0n
Greene, J, 4. Droesehsr, VIM. Douglass,
J, J, Dubose, @, A. Jones, Esquire
Mares, Boyco, Biedsos, Harvey, AaShes,
and W. ", Mcdowell.
Hays--Hone.
The chairman appointed Messrs. H6i-
man, Anderson, Greene, Stewart and
Bstbis as the COMMITTEES TO carry out the
object of the resolution as to the basis of
the representation in tbs convention
Messrs. W. 81. Carroll, A, B. Haynes
and John L. V. Taylor were also made
members of the committee, but we're not
present.
A resolution was carried to appoint q
committee of three to examine and report
on accounts contracted in the last cam
paign. chairman appointed Messrs.
Chase, 81. Troy and Stockton. The COM
mittee also elected General J. Patton An
deIson q ne@ber.
A vote Of thanks was rendered Captain
Bachmsn for the use Of his commOdious
hall. Tbs meeting then adjourned, sub
iect to the call of the chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
THE DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKETS.
--LATEST RAPPORT BY TELEGRAPH
ClrULNNATI.

ClNUINNATI.
CINCINNATI, March e.-Flour steady
with q moderate demand; family, 81 8O0
z 50 Wheat steady, with moderate de.
mand; red, 81 5S9l 90; choice, 81 6l@
l 81, Corn steady, with moderate de-
nand at 45046c. Rye in fair demand at
92G94c. Oats quiet and weak at 3S@42c.
Barley steady at 70@e0o. Groceries in fair
demand. Linseed oil, $50; lard oil dull at
s2@S5c. Eggs dull at 2Io. Butter steady
at 2O925c. Pork dull but unchanged st
$l2 80. Lard steady; steam sold ct SIC;
CHOICE country kettle $40. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged at 4KQ61<@61<c;
there are buyers at these rates-May sell.
or. Bacon steady with q moderate de
mRnd at 55f@7071<c. Hogs dull at 81 30
"a 60. Whisky in fair demand and lower
az $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 9.-Flour, extra spring,
quiet; $6 621S@6 rs. Whest-No. spring,
steady at 81 221fG1 22z. Corn, No. 2,
mixed, firmer at 2O1<c Oats, No. 2, quiet
BARLEY, spring No. 2, quiet at 53@685<c.
PrOvisions dull and lower. Meas pork,
Sl1 621f011 70. Lard castor at S9xS1Ic.
Pickle hams, 74G09%o. Bulk meats quiet;
shoulders, 41sc; sides, 5zc; clear rib, 5Hc;
clear sides, 651061zc. Dressed hogs dull
at 81 26GG4 %. Cattle hrm &c ~ 1905 40
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, March 9.--T0baoco-sales,
l45 hogsheads; market sitter; all grades
very 8tr0nG. Bsgging firm at 161f9l7c.
Floar-extra family, 81 so. Grain quiet.
Corn, 6O@62c. Oats, $50 Barley, 76Ge0c.
Rye, from store, S5c. Provisions shade
firmer, but prices nominally unchanged.
Bacon shoulders, 60; olear sides, 71<c.
Bulk meats IN fair jobbing inquiry; shoul-
ders, 90; clear sides, 70; clear nib, So. Mess
pork, S1s. Whisky quiet ct 80.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS, March 9.-Flour quiet and
unchanged; low grades wesk: K $3.50
8 40; Xxx Se e5@8 so; xxx S707 so
Wheat in fair demand; spring No 2, 81 40;
No. fall in demRnd at 81 ~ Corn
firmer; No. 2 mixed, 405<94lc. Oats Arm
&C 865xQ37c. Barley, no buyers. Rye
firm er; No. 2, 7sh@7ec. Whisky un-
changed; $50. Pork 1rmer at $l2 500
II 70; the latter on orders, Dry sslt meas
fat and nominal. Bacon weak; shoulders
and clear rib, deliverable In weekly lots
during tho month, 61<@7h; Lard dull;
SLc offered; $40 asked; country Kettle
sold at $40. Hogs are quiet at e494 so.
Cattle, 50 00@5 25 for common to prime;
IS 5096 25 for choice to fancy.
NAsHvILLE.
NASHVILLE, March Q Flour is in fair
demand; superfne, s6 seal; family, 81 so
09, Corn steady at 65967c. Rye steady
and in moderate demand, 81, Oats in fair
demand, $50. cornmeal, y y. Mess
steam. oxo; kettle, $40. Bulk shoulders,
5Kc; clear rib, 7c; clear sides, 7<c. Bacon
--shouldera, 61<c; clear rib, 7zc; clear
sides, 80. cured, l1Sci plains
l0<c,
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW oRLHANa, March 8.-Flour dull
but arm; supernne, s6 76; Xxx, 81 So;
Xxx, S. 2518 80. Corn, oats, bran and
hay-none here Pork, ia 26. Bacon,
61<07x0sk@o. Lard nrini tierce, exc
9J<c: keg. IOZ010j4c Coifss quiet at 20
2IKc Sugar dull; inferior 61<ci common,
71<o; fair, e1<@ss<c; fully fair, $50. Mo-
lssses dull; prime termenting, 459o0c;
clstern-bottom, 500. Whisky, SOc6Dtl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
the FAIR GROUND TURNPIKE COMPANY.

It's proposed to build boulevard from
the city to the fair ground. Yesterday q
petition for Incorporating the company
was fled in the first chsncery court in this
city by Messrs. M. J. Wicks, Samuel
Msnsfeld, Eli Rsyner, Bronson Rsyliss,
William B. Deadrick, Washington ]. Tay-
lor, James NJ. Harris, George A. Stovall,
John J. Ballentine, William Il. Carroll,
James 81. Edmonson, William P. Proud
ft, John Johnson, BsDj amin May, and N.
NJ. Trezsvant. "for the purpose Of con-
structing q turnpike road or boulevard
from the city of Memphis to the grounds
OF the Mechsnical and Agricultural sssO-
ciation of Shelby county, according to
plaas and specifications which viii be
shortly died" The company to have q
capital of an hundred Thousand dollars
with power &c increGses it to two hundred
thOuza0d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
194O.
TELEcRAMs.

A revolutionary outbreak Is ex-
pected at Seville, Spain.
A thirty thousand dollar fire at
Hudson City yesterday.
Mazzini is preparing for q revolu-
tionary descent on Italy.
King Amadeus is already shaking
upon his Spanish throne.
Ei-hs Baker, the oldest dentist In
New York, died yesterday.
The total contribution of Eng land
TO Chicago amounts to $l62 600.
smallpox is circulating in New
Yo.k, but muZzled in Philadelphia.
The Thomas orchestra troupe had
immense audiences in Cincinnati last
week.
Wood, of Chicago, has compromised
with Wachtel, getting two thousand
dollars.
The Baltimore girls are said to be
going back on their statements against
Huston.
There were one hundred and eighty
deaths from smallpox, the past week,
in Philadelphia.
The Canadians threaten to protect
their cod from Yankee fishers at the
point Of the bayOnet.
Alexis goes to Rio de Janeiro direct
from Havana, and thence TO China via
the Cape Of Good Hope.
Garyey IS about TO sue Tweed to re-
eoyer 81, 600 fer plsstering the Metro
politan hotel, New York.
The Tammanyites hsve dissolved
the ward meetings and organized the
assembly district meetings.
They are condemning Communists
TO death in Paris still. Two were
sentenced TO be shot yesterday.
William the Good says he will par
don all the Frenehmen in his bastiles
for their crime OF patriotism.
The New York senate have adopted
fhe Beach Pneumatic Underground
railroad foE the city Of New York.
Out Of forty-eight national banks in
Boston nineteen are deficient; and
out of fifty-one in New York twenty
four are deficient.
1t was proved before the investigs-
Sion committee that the quarantine
officials in New York made hVe per
cent. OF all bills collected.
A band of Cortinss vsgabonds
crossed the Rio Grsnde, above
Brownsville, Monday night, and drove
away a thousand head OF cattle.
Mrs. Madden recovered five thou
sand dollars yesterday from the New
York Ferry company for the loss OF
her husband by the Westfeld disaster
last summer.
A company has been formed in San
Francisco to catch seals in Alaska,
which are said to be worth sixteen
dollars in London, but sell for forty
cents in Alaska.
Ives Scudamou, the director of pos
tss teiegraphy in England, already
ackno Wedges that he delayed the
Transmission Of news ''fOr the protee-
tiOR OF the public"
Lawyer Fields, of New York, de-
noupced Att0rney-General BarlOE as
"a stupid, stinking, lying scOundreF'
while giving his testimony to the lu-
dietary investigating committee.
Howard, the Indian peace commits
sloner, goes to Arizona to induce the
nomadie tribes to settle on some re-
servation farther east, where they can
be reached by the philanthrOpic rifles
Of the citizens.
Wm. McGarrahsn has commenced
q new suit, in the third district court,
San Francisco, sgainst the New An
drea Quicksilver Mining company,
claiming the PanCehe Grsnde grant,
the mine and Eve million dollars dam
ages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
a KSyEL SURGICAL OPERATIOE.

Recently, during the progress Of q
trial In the municipal criminal court,
= Dhysician was placed upon the stand
to expIain the nature OF q wound in
3icted BY the defendant upon the
,eomoIainant. In giving his testimony
he described a novel mode OF extract
ING bullets. He said: "The bullet en-
tered the right side, little above the
hip. and in probing the wound l dis
covered where the bullet lay. was
c0upelled 10 enlarge the orihce Of the
Tgo,snd in order TO Introduce the for
Sans. and had just got that instru-
meat OI the bullet, when the wounded
man. VINO was considerably under the
infIaepce of liquor, struck me a pow
ertul blOw on the side OF the head
which caused me 70 fall to the hOor.
He then ran away, and when re-
covered myself found nay forceps Ia
o,,e corner OF the room, and near the
inst, snent was the bullet, which had
heen { xtracted by the force OF the
bloWS .rhe doctor also stated that,
ID : surgical operation, It was COM
plete success, Sut he did not wish TO
perform one in tiSe manner described
every day in the Syeek.-SG'a FTG'a-
SiScO Call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
TRANSCRIPTS.
Loads Of documents sor the supreme
C0uFt.

Tba announcement may Rstonish some
oeonIe bst it Is neVerthele esasstrictly true
! that st least twenty thousand pages OF
LEGAL can. closely written, VIII be sent
from this city to ths next term Of the SD
preme court. This nisss OF legal lore and
contention would make twenty good
sized qusTto volumes Sdoh an smount
OF solid reading going up 20 one term OF
tbe oourt from one of the three divisions
Of the State Is calculated to give cne al
idea Of the sort Of work the supreme court
has to do. The reading of those docu-
ments forms only 6 small part OF the work
that the Judges have TO perform. From
the second cbancery court, last week.
ons transcript wss sent containing twelve
bundred pages. Il was found necessary
to bind it in calf skin. The contents OF
that document, If spread out in type In
the columns Of the APPEAL, would cover
twelve pages Of it.
There is a commendable emulation
among our court clerks to make up their
transcripts in beautiful style. Some OF
them are Is highly illuminated and enl-
bellished as a manuscript copy of the bi-
bic Of the middle ages. The WORK per-
formed on q transcript Of say, one hum
drsd pages, Is enough to occupy skllifuI
hand for nearly week. The index and
marginal notes must be made out with
the utmost accuracy and neatnessi ana
the bOCV OF the QOCu4l6Ub WNAbsoA Aa
neat. clear, legible hand, which Is easily
read, without errors, blots or other disnS-
ursnsnts. Some of the prettiest docu-
ments have besn Fritten by ladies. Their
''copv" is always remafkable for Its clear
ness, accuracy and beautys
The clerk OF the second cnancery court
here has the honor Of having sent up the
bsst transcript that was presented to the
supreme court, as the following lester
from the clerk of the supreme court VIII
show:
OFFICE CLHRK SUPRHNE COURT, I
Jackson, Tennessee, March 8, ls12.
Colonel N. D. L. Stewart, Memphis, Ten
DEAR srR-I have received from your Of
nee three transcripts, as follows: Far
Rason & Clay ct al VS. L. Rocco ct al tayIor,
McBean & Co, VS. PARK, Jones, Pryor ct Al;
Taylor, Mclean & Co., W Cooper Hunt ana
Seiden The above are dled and dockeJeo OF
this date and numbered respectively 40, ~
and So They are gOtts up in decidedly bet
ter style than any that have ever been n4Ieu
"-'-- GEORGE h. FREEMAN, Clerk.
When 1t is remembered that there are
scores Of courts throughout the State pour
ing In those documents to the amount OF
hundreds each term, this becomes valuable
commendstion. Tbs transcripts are In
pleasant contrast with the documents
that come from the hands of the lawyers
and srs sent to the Judges of the several
oOurta.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
SOUTHERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY.
A Convention Called TO Meet tn Mean
Phts in May Next.

To the Baptist Ministers and Churches Of
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Ar
kansas
10 Inc undersigned has been committed
the duty Of addressing You upon 8 sub
iect Of great importance, especially TO
those residing in the territory mentioned
above, and 20 invite you, by your best
representative men, TO meet Ia conYea-
ton.
The Southern theological seminary, To-
Gated for many years At Greenville, South
Carolina, and In which the affections and
hopes of the great Baptist brotherhood
Ia the South are largely centered, Is TO be
moved 10 some more
ELIGIBLE LOCALITY.
Now, 1t is believed thai Memphis, in
reference to position, ready cOmmunica-
ton by railways and the river, and ia ref
erenss 20 prospective rapid Increase OF
population and commercial power, pre-
sents great Inducements as the future
home of the seminary,
Sufficient land, secured Ia good loea-
ton nssE the city, viii 90 very far, as 3
farther inducement, 70 bringing the semi
nary, with It's library, students and re-
noWned faculty, TO as.
The seminary located here, and We may
rapidly realize that great hope Of many
ali over the South, OF seeing grand BsP-
tist university growing up aro9nd It, and
In union with it. We do not mean = col.
lege, but
We have Bsp-ist colleges Ia all the States
these will remain. They are valuable,
moi - much for the information impaired,
"a FOR the mental discipline and training
which they afford We need one, ana out
one Universjtv for pro 'essiO1al lesrniDg.
An institution In which young men, who
nave bsen graduated in the colleges, msy
prepare themselves to teach ss professors
Ia the classics, In natural and mental SOL
ences: IA scisnce as applied TO the arts;
where they may finish their legal medi-
cal and theological studies. The OniVer-
sisy would not be a rival Of the existing
colleges but an institution occupying
higher plane OF learning 70 which they do
not propose 70 rise. The question Of the
FUTURE LOCATION
of She seminary ct Greenvills Will prob
ably be settled by the trustees in Raleigh,
North Carolina, next May, and hence it is
important for US to move promptly. At
nreliminary meeting Of great enthusiasm,
held In this city, - was agreed to invite
convention Of Bsptists to meet in Mem
uhis on Monday night, May 20, 81 So'oioek,
Ia the Central Baptist church Of this citys
for the pprpeso oi considering and 90
aiding upon the whole subject of the re.
novel OF the seminary TO Memphis, and
oonnecsing sDT it with an university for the
South and Southwest.
LIST the pastor or some member in every
church sse that this sub sct is broaght 70
fhe notice Of the church, and proper Tep-
ressUtation secured IN the convention BY
opg OF more msmbers.
8. LANDRUN,
i. J. DuPRE,
BEN NAY,
J. T. TICHEEOH,
W, W. PHILLIPS,
CoUmittes.
Oar exchanges are requested % copy the
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A STRANGE CASE.
A Mas Ws,.Slas kbost vita a Ball ThrsHgh
Ills Brain.

ST. LOUIS, March e.-Chsrles ii.
kin who shot himself last night
sfter shooting his wife, still lives, and
his case presents sOme rather strange
peculisrities. his wound has been
probed to the depth OF about seven
inches and it is believed the ball
reached the back part Of the skull.
He is not only sensible, but says
he is feeling well. he was taken
to the city hospital this afternoon,
and when the officer went his house
TO remove him he arose nom the bed,
DRESSED himself and walked to the
ambulance, exhibiting no signs OF
DbVsieal weakness or unusual mental
excitement. Mrs. Burklin is quite
low. and the extent of her wounds has
not yet been ascertained, her Physi-
clans deeming it unwise to sggravate
them by probing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
DIED.

CANEPO-At the residence OF his parents.
No. Al OauHey st., March eth, LOUIS CAHKPO,
aged seven years and six months.
The friends and acquaintance of John and
Mary Canepo srs respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral OF their son LOUTs, from 10.
Al Causey street, this (sUNDAY) afternoon,
at O'Clock. Carriages at Mrs. Owen Smiths.
BULLOCK-On Saturday morning, at II
O'Clock, Hon. JOHN BULLOCK, At his late res.
tdence oo Mosby strset
The friends ana acqualntances Of the tam
lily ara respectfully invited TO attend bis
funeral, from st. Peters church, this SUN
DAY) afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
MITCHELL-The friends and scuuaint-
ance of r. B. Mitchell are respectfully in.
vftsd to attend ths funeral Of his daughter,
MINNIE z. from the residence of Mrs. ]. P.
Strange, No. 800 Vance street. this (sUN-
DAY. afternoon ct O'Clock Services by the
Rev VIM. E BOgRs,
Carriages in attendance at residence.
BLACK-At Raleigh, on the sth instant.
ROBERT BLACK, late of the drm CT Black,
Est q & Co.
His risDds are respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral, from the Cum mbsrland Pres
hyterian Church, th1B (sUNDAY) evening, at
2o'olocF,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
TENNESSEE POLITICS.

A Hy brtd Conyensiea Called for Nay
s, 1872.
NASHVILLE, March 9.-The Re
rwfoD and Reform association of this
cftS call q mass meeting Of the liberals
of al parties at Nashville, May 5th,
tor consultation as TO the best means
to be adopted for the support, In this
state. OF the nominees OF the Cinein'
mai Republican National convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10

x 70 u pr cent. in to I'liGncs of the list.
A. tha fiuel clcpe thers weq raactIon
from phe his sbssf point in c3nssq neEc3 Of
Pscide Mail declining from 626 to 6I1z.
Erie wss an exception to the general
buoyancy, and declined from 81 4 to 36Ss.
The market closed dull with heavy feel
ing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10

This court stands adjourned TO Monday
next. Attorneys having the papers in
the case of Richard wilkins ct al VS. Urath
Armour, will please return them to the
clerks of1cs at ones.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-10
FUNERAL NOTICE.

CoLEMAN-Ths friends and acquaintance
OF CHARLES CoLRlAr als respectfully IN.
yitsd 10 attend his iunsEal. from the resi-
doncs II q. ". MoOre. e0rnsE TsnAHzsee and
ecush srrsess, this tsUEDilTl afternoon. ~
ao'elook.