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lSorder to reduce my present stock oil
Boots and Shoes l will sell them regard
les Of cost from this date. L. V. Blond.
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AN ELEGANTLY FINISHED ORGAN, two
stops, used short time only, including
stool and cover for $40 on the Payment
Plan at sheib's music store
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EXCURSION TIcRrA-Round trip
tickets At the following prices from Gin
ctnnad To points named viii be on sale
until the 11th OF October, Al the Railroad
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LI6HT AND SHADR-Al the "sumnel
Styles" photographed on short notice, a
the Partridge Gallery.
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FoE ftills, ties, real and imitation lace
collars, kid gloves, zephyrs, cheniIlies, &C.,
60 10 L. Swsbsckers, 22 Onion street
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GRAND Concert Tableaux, and Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works at the N. z. Church,
South Wheeling, Thursday evening.
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TRY +" KarenI Chsmiea! Laund,
Soap" 1t pleases every time.
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READT-NADB water-proofS for ladies
and misses Just received by Mrs. Mccoy,
cod
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gloss and freshness Of y,z:L Ilz
hair is thickened, falling hsr shstksi
and badness often, though No; lrlH
cured by its use. Nothing en- rss:a
the hair where the foIItls rz l.
stroyed, OF the glands atruphad l.!
decayed; but such as remain a. y
saved by this application, al s5=s
lated into activity, 50 ths: i n
growth of hair is produced las:I
Of fouling the hair with 8 paSy a.
ment, it will keep it clean and Igs1
Its occasional use vii prevent Il. r
from turning gray or falling 4 y!
consequently prevent badness Il
restoration Of vitality it gives . =
scalp arrests and prevents the t=-s
ton of dandruf, which Is ofsa y Z
clearly and offensive. Free FROM ba
deleterious substances which uh
some preparations dangerous s11rs
rious to the hair, the Vigus en- ny
benefit but not harm it Il vI1tA
merely for a HAIR DRESSING =
nothing else can be found 50 dssIFis&
Containing neither oil nor dye, !: o'a
not soil white cambria, and yet lAs1
long on the hair, giving it 8 rch, sloEI
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J, c. Aver 4 Co..
Practical and Analytical chenlEa'
LOWELL MASS
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Those who wish a reliable preparation
should Try Pain Cure Oil. II b Won.
dertul Remedy, and fast becoming popu.
lar. Use 1t: Sold by all druggists.
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Try " WarenI Chemical Laundry
Soap" 1t pleAses every time.
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ALL the latest novelties in ties, fichus,
and ribbons just received by Mrs Mccoy.
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Be sure and go to the Concert or
Thursday evening at Wesley Chapel
South Wheeling.
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ALEXANDER Kids 81 per pair at Mrs.
McCoy's. cod
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NOTICE. TO THE LAD1Ea--Butterick's
Patterns, formerly kept at No. o. Market
street, will be found hereafter one door
below, at the office Of the Grover d b.
ker Sewing Machine Company.
Patterns for October now ready.
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Chanel.
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TRY WarrsHs Ca<mfoa! Laundrv
Soap" It pleases every time.
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TkT :" RdrneHI Chemical Lauadr,
Soap" 1t pleases every time.
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TRY Waren's Chemical Laundry
Soap" Itpleases every time.
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TRY " WarsnI Chemical Laundn
Soap" Itpleases every time.
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. Q, 1872.
New ADVERTISEMENT.

New Advertisements.
Festival and Supper.
Public Sale.
Wanted-Girl.
Wanted-Wsgon.mGker.
HouseyLot and Stable for Sale.
No More Dimned Eyes.
Show Cases
Old Furniture Repaired.
Shell Oysters, Shell Oysters.
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NNE swARAcEER, % Union street, has
Just returned from the East with q fine
stock OF goods. Call and zee.
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TRY WarreII Chemical Losadsy
sosp." Itpleases every time
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TRY Wa7ea'S Chemical Laundry
Soap" Itpleases every time.
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TIekso 70 al principal potnz IN ths RsGt md
EeGt can Be pfoeaTOd Rt the Union Ticket omen
u HLars House, and q the Station q BEit3C
poEt
Pr EYKRS,
jsa esnscal PIssenRer and Ticket Agent
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TIT RarsII Chemical Lauadg
Soap" 1t pleases every time.
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Transportation.
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
@MRRNa
ST. LOUIS Express.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE
L ran By the following sehsdals On Gad are.
JEas 10, lfs-WheslinE tine:
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Mas MooDYs Abdominal Conets,
bearing the highest encoDruns Of eminent
physicians, for sale BY NrA Mccoy. cod
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Tar RarrsE1 Chemical Laundry
Soap" 1t pleases every time
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The committee recommended the tol.
lowing:
RESolUed, That the settlement made BIZ
the Finance Committee and the City Col
lector be appHoYed.
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CCONNODAuOS.
| KHI-LELIn

EHT-LEATH
wheeling dEly
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AEHIYIs Al
Columbus. ..tEHA. ..
Cincinnati. ...5e5 N.
St Louis. 90. G8 o q.
sSubdsyu eIespisd.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. WILLIAM KEHoE, ex-chief Of the
IRE department, is lying dangerously Ill
at his residence on Second street,
JAMES a. MARLEY, New York; A.
Churchill, Little Rock; Met l.. Jones
Arkansas; j. V. Hutton, Louisville; Geo.
Miller, st. Louis; W. f. D0wd, Miss, are
st the Peabody Hotel.
P. NJ. LYONS, correspondent of the
Western Celt, of st. Louis, q paper deYot'
ed to the interests of the Irish race, Is In
this city, for the purpose of extending
the circulation of the Celt.
THOMAS E. CRANMER. brother of our
excellent deputy sheriff of that historic
name, has been appointed b passenger
agent at New Orleans for the Jackson and
Great Northern railroad. Mr.. Crsnmer is
an old soldier and an old railroad man,
and, in the expressive language of Sci
Howell, Eighteen carat without q flaw"
Ma D. @. CASEY, of the Southwestern
Republican, Arkadelphis, Arkansas, is
in the city. OF his section of the State,
Mai. o. speskes hopefully. Though
nearly impoverished by the Unscrupulous
conduct of the State admins ration, the
people look forward to an early radiance
'of the curse which has for five years
rested upon them.
BILLY ADAMS having seen the state
ment that our excellent postmaster, Jo-
siRh Delosch, would be the Republican
candidate for congress, sends us the fol-
lowing note:
Editors AppeaL-I have known Colonel
Delosch for thirty years, and am prepared
to enter the field against him and all
others who are vain enough to contest
the palm with me. 1 hear of several
others who talk slyly about making the
race, but there is no chsnce for anybody
but your obedient servant,
W. ST0THART ADAMS.
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RnnMs AMI RnARn.
THE APPEAL IN THE CITY
Places at which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing at the follOwing-named places in the city
At APPEAL Counting-ROom, IA Union street
Al the newsstand OF Joe Locke, No. 1854
Main street.
At the newsstand of W. ]. Mansford, corner
Of Second and Monroe streets.
Al 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.
Al the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
Al the newsstand Of M & Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
At the newsstand of VIM. Spickernagle, cor
ner of Fourth and Poplar streets.
At the newsstand on St Louis Wharfboat.
At the newsstand at Lanier & Eldridge's,
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand Of Hobbdays on Beale
street, near Main.
At the newsstand at the Railroad depOts.
Al the newsstand on tbs Memphis and Lit
Tie Rock WharfbOat.
At south Memphis news-depot, No. 90 Beale
street, near Second.
At Jas OrWin's, &S% Main street, near Mad
isOn.
At Paul Wright's, 26 Main street.
at n. 3. JOhnBtOn's newsstand, $50 Main
street, WaldrRn RlOck.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Wo publish 3 story from Meals Ga
zstte which goes to show that Tom Scott
isn't S circumstance to the prophets Of old,
New York exquisites, instead Of b0u'
t0nniere, wear q bright-cOlored ribbon in
the buttonhOle, which ls very suggestive,
and leads one to infer thst it is the identi-
cal piece of ribbon which tied up her
b0nny brown hair"
-Messrs. J. W. Wilson, W. d. Good
win and others Of Hamburg, Ashley cOun-
ty, Arkansas, ask us whether it would be
wise to invest In lots in the proposed Ida
City on Long Island. The inquiry will
be fully answered by the owners of the
Long Island property.
The criminal court took up the Wynn
Cannon case yesterday and got through
with the testimony Of q great number OF
Witnesses before noon, at that hour the
court adjourned until this morning, DIV
ing to the absence Of some testihers whose
evidence ought to come in at that point.
Our friend Joe Carey heard yesterday
that he won q silver set Of sixty pieces,
which were ratified at the fair in Canton,
Mississippi, snd for which Mrs. ID. j.
Ysncy solicited chances here in Memphis.
The set is what may be called useful and
cost $500. If Joe had q stove now he would
be fitted out for his prospective voyage.
The Southern Newspaper Union OF
Nashville, purchased on yesterday the ex-
tensive office Of the Memphis Sun Pub
fishing company, consisting OF their
steam presses, bindery, and job office
connected Herewith, and will remov the
same to the Rock City, Success to the en-
terprizs Of the enterprizing Southern
Newspaper Union.
During my long commercial expert
ence," ssys Girsrd, II have noticed no
advantages result from telling ones bust
ness to others, except to create a jealousy
or competition when we are fortunate
and to crafty Jul enemies when other
WISE" He was known to disre-
gard this theory in all his ~protrsctsd
career as one of the greatest and most
successful merchants.
The writer of the local paragraph
which appeared In Sundays APPEAL, re-
ferring TO the organization OF 8 negro
lodge, is not q Mason, and the lodge to
which reference was made constituted of
colored members is denominGted by Ma
SONS, as we are informed, ga clandestine
lodge" The Grand Lodge of Scotland,
do not recognize these lodges o do any
Grand Lodges in the United States.
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MARpI GRAs.
Proceedings of the Heeting Of the
Memphis Club.

HALL OF THE MEMPHIS CLUB,l
January q, 1871. !
Pursuant to call a very large meeting
assembled for the purpose of organizing
for the celebration OF Msrdi Grss. Mr.
Joseph Specht being called to the chair,
stated the object of the meeting, where
upon he was elected permanent chairman,
Lewis Wexler secretary, and B. Eiseman
treasurer.
After q great deal Of interchange of
opinions by different speakers, a motion
prevailed that an executive committee of
twelve bs appointed, to be styled the
board OF managers, when The chair sp-
pointed the fOllowing-named gentlemen:
Sam Hirsch, L Leubrie, F. B~uttinghsUs,
John Heinrichs, II. 7. Tomlinson, NJ.
Kuehn,' J. A. Gronsuer, A. Loeb, P.
~Furstenheim, William NJ. Mclean, J.
Bachman, John Fisher, F. Lavigne, n.
Aehle, ]. SeligmSn, DR.. HOernsr and E.
Alderman.
All the different societies of the city,
and the citizens generally, were cordially
invited to attend.
On motion Of the executive committee.
the following gentlemen were appointed
to act in connection with them: T. s..
Davis, S. B. Robbins, A. B. Vaccaro, J.
Ringwsld, q. Seessel, jr., John astOn, j.
@. Fizsr, A. j. Kellar, L J. DuPre, E. W.
WhitmOre, ". N. Harrington, A, E.
FARMLAND, N. Mslatests, V. Bsccigalupo,
Nj. Msgeveney, jr., B. Bingham. Charles
A. Beehn, p. TWohig, Charles N. Erich,
Charles Kney, !. P. Hoffman, J. D. Adams,
A. Berkert, DR.. A. K. Taylor.
All societies and individuals wishing to
participate in the procession viii report
to the committee on procession: f. ".
B~uttinghsus, N. Kuehn, +. Lsvigne, Il.
7. Tomlinson, John Fisher, ]. Helnriehs,
j. Seligmsn,
The committee viii meet again on
Thursday evening at eight O'Clock.
JOS SPECHr, President.
LEW WExLRR, Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DEMoRRsT's, for February, will bI
sought after by every lsdy who desire to
be en- Te0le at the Alexis ball. It aboundE
in suggestions for flu dress that will be
invaluable 20 bellies on such occasions, and
when wants In that direction are satisfied,
viii be found useful as q guide for ali
sorts of work that Woman's hands car
find to do. Joe Locke, 236H Main street
and VIII Msnsford, corner OF Monroe
and Second streets, have It for sale.
The New Orleans Home Journal
reaches us regularly, and is appreciated
as worthy its peculiar vocation as q
weekly messenger 70 the family circles of
the South.
FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED NEWS
PAPER increases in interest and improves
rapidly in the artistic drawing of the cuts,
their execution and the excellence of the
selection to be found In its well filed
pages. 1t should be taken in preference
TO HRrper's.
HENRY FARMER, the well-known hut-
lat, has published, through E A. Benson,
of this city, g new moving mszurka, en-
titled Farmers Alasks-Dismond Ma
zurka." II is pretty, simple In style and
easy OF performance, and Is destined 10
find ready sale.
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REWARDS.

nnn REWARD viii pay 500 70 any
DZOO enc who will restore 20 me.Eliy-
fSe Ma MATILDA HEhNEt widow o. the
isfe Ismes Y. Greene, OF the nrm DILL.
steele q 90, Mrs, Greene, formerly wle o.
Toaanh Odel. left her residence on Torn
tcn Avenue, on the morning OF the 1th OF
nccamb ar last, and WAS seen last on 6noHy
Sor.In0 the Slst December, at the hdlse Of
ar. EsVii. the brewer at Fot Plekelin; II
NJ been reported 35S me e5011 ~ \
SCI; " OF her body; bat having reas9 70
nope thas ant of $40 for any lnfOrmSlon
smos % her rseoyeIy oIs
LHst VI -eAl rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
OF her Whereaooe 1m fizB, nbodt thiftpnNe
ing lady Is OF medil has beuu-
years OLD tDut appeal or light hairhnc
Gl teeth, grey eyes 4ala IN 4 red or ark.
vas dressed. Whsn last seen, -EfpPs feetand
DIcW vi calico dIesE, IN her stoS ~( Nealast
VITA q blue or green vel or b sssrn-
seen o. iAr as now knoRn, on Sunoh
ing, tlat December. Al $50 O'Clock, q
q o. Aein street, near the depot OF
the Miss. end Tenn. X =. iHelena, Her
nanco and frlara Point papers please copy.l
W. .. BAILEY.
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TO LOVERS OF SCULPTURE.
Extensive Sale OF Choice Works Of Art
in italian MRrbHe.

We would call attention to the msgnIh-
cent display, at the sslesroOms of George
Shields & Co., 240 Main street, the whole
OF which will be sold at auction, COM
menclng this morning at ten O'Clock and
stteroon at half-pa5t two O'Clock, ndcon-
tinue until ali aredisposed of. The goods
are the finest that have been brought to
this city for years psst, and Sig. PsnGiol-
hnt acknowledges that for purity and
elegance they are the best he has yet i'm
ported. The articles are well worthy OF q
visit, and to intending purchasers offer q
splendid opportunity.
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DAN0O, HE OYsTER.EATER.

Perhaps you don't know who Dando
was9 He was an oyster-eater, my dear
FELTON,. he used to 60 into oyster-shops,
without a fsrthing Of money, and stand
at the counter eating natives until the
man who opened them grew pale, cast
down his knife, staggered back, struck his
white forehead with his hand, and cried,
"You are Dsndop" he has been known
to eat twenty dozen ct one sitting, and
would have eaten forty II the truth had
not flashed upon the oystermsn. For
these offences he would have constantly
been in the house of correction, but no
man working ct an oyster-bs q could have
the heart to hand the elegant, genteelly-
Rttired Dando W. to the rough clutches
of q policeman. You see, Dsndo paid his
tailor promptly (Who but the unrivsllod
WAGGoNER, SIN Main street, and thus
ate his oysters In peace, despite his lack
of pelf Wherewith to settle for the BIZ
valves. In truth, there Is nothing that so
carefully covers sin as good clnthes-not
ChRrity-so, "a We are al sinners,
let's dress we'll. Remember TIE ONLY
WAaeHERR, SIX Main street.
NArr on At 40 hain akreaf
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HANpsoMELY DONE.
Presentation 10 Chief OF the Fire De
paRtmens Andersen.

Yesterday morning Mr.. N. Burke, mas
ter mechanic ofthe Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, snd the alderman from the
Eighth ward, presented, In behalf Of
employees OF the Charleston railroad, to
Mr.. Ed. Anderson, chief of the IRE de-
partment, g very handsome horse, fully
capsrisoned, ready for duty. Mr.. Burke
was accompanied by 9 number of his fell
l1W-workmen and addressed Mr.. Ander-
son on the pleasant occasion as follows:
"In Dehalf Of the employees Of the Mem
phiS and Charleston railroad company,
among whom you will recognizes many
old personal friends, we have met to-
gether for the purpose of Offering you a
testimonial Of our Individual esteem and
regard. For several years we have been
intimately associated together in the Vari-
Gus duties pertaining TO the mechanical
department of the road, and have always
found in you the necessary elements of q
gentleman and friend. Your department
and generous n of Justice has inspired
q feeling Of respect, which has rIpened
into lasting friendship. Now thai you
have left us, and have entered upon a new
field of Isbor and usefulness, we wish and
desire that you take with you some little
token OF our esteem. With the view Of
carrying out this express wish, I have the
honor snd pleasure Of presenting to you
this hne horse, saddle and bride, pur-
chased by your friends expressly for you.
We wish you much happiness in your
future life, success In your new enter
prise, and fervently hope that your necss-
tiles may be so great as TO offer "a
kingdom Tor slhorse.'"
To this Mr.. Anderson responded as fol-
lows:
my friends and employees of the Mem
phis and Charleston rsilrORd-It is not in
my vocabulary to find words for expires
sion of my feelings on this occasion. I
accept the gift. 1t is much more than I
have merited at your hands. 1 shall ever
hold inlasting remembrance those friends
who have made my associations pleasant,
and harmOniously assisted me in our ar
duous duties. / can say no more. Ny
heart is too full for expression. I can
only thank you again and sgain for this
exhibition of your rue friendship"
This gift so appropriate and which be-
speaks the thoUghtfulness of his friends,
was well and worthily bestowed upon
Mr.. Anderson, who has always so de-
ported himself as TO win the esteem Of all
who have had any dealings with him.
We congratulate him upon the reception
not merely OF the present but Of the
words with which It was accompanied,
expressing as they do q high sense Of the
esteem In which he Is held.
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CASSIE. as REHEnRER HER.
Cassie Hill, died January Is, IsT2.


Cassie Hill, died January I5, ls2.
A few short weeks, and Cassie Hill
Was gay as bird on wing;
her pleasant face n smiling eyes
Were bright as flowers Of spring.
b trtpped along with joyous mein:
Her foot scarce touched the ground,
Her life seemed all 80 glad, 50 full,
Her days, one happy ound.
Methinks again 1 see tina form
So Dairy, light and gay,
And near that merry, elear-toned voice,
In earnest or in play.
me little schoolgirl sIipping by,
whose dark eyes glanced at me,
And red lip curved, and white teeth cleaned
Through the magnolia tree.
Dear Cassie had a truthful soul,
A warm and loving heart.
And ready hand for those she loved
She bore in strife no part
save the high one Of" peace-mRker,"
Whom Christ our Savior blest,
Chtb1ren Of GOdI" how beautiful
Ofnames, save one the best.
Once more I see her, pale and still,
Pure rs the lovely flower
Thai rests within her slender lands,
In this sad, weeping hour.
she seems TO rest IN quiet sleep;
NO pain we see, or trace,
No signs of aught but Gods sweet peace
Is on that gentle face.
Gone oh how sad for those at home,
For those pale, weeping fiendsP
Is there no light in this dark cloud
That God, our Father nd?
Yes, light there IS, seen darby" here,
In Heaven face 70 face"
All viii be clear. and What seems wee
GODS blessing we VIII trace. A
JANUARY3, l72.
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sung the minstrel Boy" and 1.-THE
Harp that once through Ters's Hall"
The hpsl song, by Mrs. CEapski, "Kath-
leen MRvourneen," was so beautifully
done that she YVES enc0Ted, and sung
Comm thrO' the Rye" The conclusion
of the lecture was singulsrly eloquent.
The audience were relieved from the spell
Of eloquence and song shout eleven
OtnIOck
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greatly aid him In his efforts TO pass his
customhouse bill and bill for a bridge charter,
II the leading merchants of Memphis would
write 10 the leading merchants of Cincinnati
and urge them TO use their iniuence with the
senators and representatives from Ohio to aid
him in passing said bills.
r. NJ. Bishop, Of Cincinnati, and perhaps
Others who have been here, advise that course.
Perhaps the chamber of m Of Cincin-
natl might be Influenced TO adopt suitable
resolutions, etc. Very respectfully,
ROBERTSON TOP
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WHERE weRg THE POLICE
A Voice from North Memphis Asks the
Question.

The attention Of the police Is calleS to
the following short, sharp and decisive
note:
MEAPHIs DIV. NJ. & L. r. r. LusR,)
superintendent office, :
MEMPHIS, TENN, January %, lS72.J
Editors ApPeaL-To-night a most dis
graceful row and negro fight occurred at
g negro dsnce-house on Second street,
near the depot. Knives and pistols, curses,
loud and obscenelsngusge ruled the hour,
and not q policeman to be found in any
direction. Our private wstchmen have
whistles, and used them pretty freely on
this occasion, but without success. Please
stir them up q little. The dsnce-house
above mentioned Is noted for its rows, and
should be watched with great caro-. A
case similar to this occurred about q week
ago, when shots were fired and knives
drawn. No arrests on either occasion.
Respectfully,
J. G. NICHOLSON,
The new caps and the new belts don't
seem to work tremendously and effsctI
lively in the upper part of the city.