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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07

The Legislative committee so far from de-
nouncing Gen. Hartianft, and declaring
him responsible for the Evans Forney rob-
berry, wholly ,exornerated him. 1t said N
fact:
"On the Goth of February, 1872, resolu-
tion and preamble in reference to CON-
muncation in the New York Tribuns of
the preceding day, were referred to this
committee. In that communication GER
tain resolutions were quoted which reflect
ed upon John +. Hartranft, Auditor-Gen-
eral, and II. W. Mackey, State Treasurer,
and made specific charges against them in
their official capacity. 1t was made our
duty to investigate these charges, and to
ascertain the facts attending the introduce
ton of the said resolution, and the publ
cation of the aame. We have ascertained
that the resolutions referred to in the COM
municaton to the Tribune were prepared
by Strahan, counsel of Evans, Evans him
self or DIR. William Paine, one of his bail,
and that they jointly attempted to procure
their introduction into and passage by the
House of Representatives and Senate that
the facts charged in the resolutions recited
in that communication are untrue /; that in
pursuance of this inquiry we called before
us AL OF the witnesses whose testimony
seemed likely to throw any light upon the
transactions charged ; that several commu-
nications have appeared in the New York
Sn and New Y ork Tribune rejecting upon
the officials before named and other persons
III aprivatc capacity; that these have been
based upon as data either furnished by DR..
VIM. Paine or some other friend of George
.. Evans, and that upon careful inquiry of
witnesses under oath we find that the spe-
cilic charges made in said communication
arc not true.
All of which is respectfully submitted
JAMES l.. GRAHAM,
WIN. a. WALLACE,
HARRY WHITE,
Committee on the part of the Senate,
ID. n. WHITE,
A. C. MOVES,
B. l.. HEWITT,
j. ID. HANCOCK,
B. a. MCCONNELL,
Committee on the part of the House"
AS for the charge that the sinking funds
has been used tor improper purposes, it
may refer to the report of Messrs. Lewis s.
Shatler, who declare that such is not the
case. No man who has possession of his
censes can venture to believe that an asser-
ton of The Press can outweigh the testi-
mony of these gentlemen. If the conduc-
tors of :he Pass have spark of Gecency
left they will cease discussing this matter
in the fashion 10 which we have alluded.
! There is but one thing they can ever say
about the Evans case that will not excite
the disgust of the community. It's to an.
nouncc that Mr.. Forney has given his
share of the plunder back to the Treasury
that he deeply regrets having placed Evans
in office SO that he might rob the State, and
that he is sorry that the hatred excited by
General llartranit's prosecution of Evans
and by the fear Of a thorough investigation
in case Of 1Iartranft's election, impelcC
him to heap falsehood and SANDER upor
that worthy oliicer.-Philadelphia Ere'lins
! BulLetiM.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
BYERLY'S HOTEL.

TOSIAH BYERLY, Proprietor, Lower Maha-
81 noy township, Northumberland county, Pa,
on the road leading from Georgetown to Union
town, Smith Inn. Treyorton Pottsville, &c.
The choicest Liquors and Segars at the bar
The tables are provided with the best of the sea-
son. Stabling large and well suited for drovers,
with good ostlers.
Every attention paid to make guests comforta-
BILE.
Nov. IL, lS1l.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
EUROPEAN E0TEL,

TOSEPH BACHER, Proprietor,
u Third Street, near the Depot,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
This hotel is conducted on the European plan.
Meals at all hours day and night. Ladies
Saloon attached. The best of Liquors kept at
the bar. Charges moderate. [maylS, ~.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
Business CARDS.

W. s. RHoADs. ]. PACKER HAAS
WY y. RHOADS a. CO.,
W. RETAIL DEALERS OF
ANTHRACITE COAL, sUNBURY, PENN'A.
OFFICE WITH HAAS, FAGELY g. Co.,
Orders left at seasholtz & Bros, Office Market
treet, will receive prompt attention. Country
aston respectfully solicited.
Feb. 4, 1S7l.-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07
NrATJONAL HOTEL. AUGUST

N WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown North't
County, Pa, at the Station ofthe n. c. X. w
Choice wines and cigars at the bar.
The table is supplied with the best the marke
affords. Good stabling and attentive ostlers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07

LLEGHENY HOUSE, A. BECK,
IA Proprietor, Nos. S12 and Sl4 Market street,
above eighth, PHILADELPHIA. Terms, 81
per day. He respectfully solicts your patron
age. Jhho '@'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07

A BEAUTIFUL young lady who had al
lowed the tendrils of her heart to twlne
fondly around conductor on horse car
had her aflectionate nature crushed by the
discovery that he was taking far from her
and dead heading another girl who lived
on the same street. She did not piue away,
but wrote him an afiectionate epistle, which
read:" Y on want to nok down enuG stamps
to get me palsier shawl s. dolley vardin
before sunday, or l will put an awning
over that grl's eye the next time l meet
her in society, You heer me-"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-09-07

w Proprietor, Corner OF Market & Second
Streets, opposite the Court House, sunbury,
PA. May2S, 70.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The work Of laying the water-piPe
On Union street is progressing finely. Gentle
men are timing them.
The tomaveryn furnished by
1hris. ~SJeinkuhl, was certainly the most de-
icious treat enjoyed for many days.
The contract for the rebuilding OF
the Bracket stable, on second street, was
given to Wiley yesterday. He is to have the
work done in thirty days.
-Dardis says this is e~quinoetial day
the sun crosses the line and the autumn
storms viii commence Immediately. The sun
rises and sets at the same hour all over the
-arth-that is 20 say the daysand nights are Of
=qual length every where.
The school interests of the CITY are
prosperous az present. All the public institu-
tons are We'll tueuded The Christian Broth
FRS College On Adams street, has now sixty
light pupils. The band of the alumni prom
->es To be the finest musical organization in
he Staten q short time. Fourteen boys are
Dracticing on the brass instruments at pres
mt.
The September Masonic JeWeJ, a
home publication invaluable to MaSons, has
been received also, LiPpiaeotts Magazine for
October, and the GGlUrg for October. Both
nave tables Of contents Characteristic Of their
pecial places among our best current ltera-
.ure. Joe Locke. Zbtz Nam street, or Will
MansfOrd. corner Monroe and Second. can
supply either or all Of them.
The burnt district is the liveliest
part Of town. Preparations are going forward
for the rebuilding Of nearly al the houses
that were destroyed. Gangs of laborers are
busy i'm the pile or debris, trying 10 bring or
der out Of chaos, and 10 remove the dilapi-
lated aspect of the extensive ruin. In two
months from now the new buildings viii be
FAR advanced, and the block viii have. here
after, a better appearance than ever
-Messrs. Griggs & Co., of 3S5 Main,
he great plumbing and gas-htting artists or
The city, have an extensive advertisement in
-O-day's PEAL which is indicative Of their
increasing trade. The busy season in this line
is now at hand, andin order to be able 70 meet
all demands that may be made upon them,
the Messrs. Griggs q Co. have made ample
preparations for a rushing fall and winter
business. We commend them to those requir-
ing work done.
The September number of the Ma
s0Htc JeCcL which is SO ably edited by Bro a.
D.. Wheeler, hasjust been published. In add
ton 10 several interesting articles on general
subjects, IL contains the concluding portion Of
the History of south Memphis Lodges up to
the year ls7O. To the credit Of old south Mem
phiS be IL said thar when the Grand Lodge OF
Prussia, in 1855, denied utilization TO the Jew,
this Lodge was one of the first IN the United
states 70 pronounce Il an act OF bigotry and
Intolerance, and a gross violation Of the
landmarks Of Masonry, and urged our Grand
Lodge 10 advise Prussia TO retrace her steps,
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j. W. 5. aaowsE. Ia Ioaers0n stTeet.

PuMrs. q Ieaerson street.
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Z EXCITEMENT.

0haying regained his healthy can be foun,
day or night, az 90 Madison or &5 Thir,
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LOST.

DOCKET-BOOK-On the Il am. train on the
Il Charleston ROad September 2Jth, a brown
Gather pOclnet-bOOk, containing a small
mount Of money and notes on A J. Wood
Card, James A Hammer, E D. Morton, NJ. b.
McCOrd and Andrew NewsOm. A liberal re-
ward VIII be paid for the return Of the book
and papers to this Office. All persons are
warned against trading for the notes
sa7I A. r.. FATSETT.
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AMATEUR SPORTSMEN

N Hunting and Fishing viii find good accom-
modations at
BLACK FISH LAKE. ARKANSAS.
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PERSONAL.


A. b. UPsHAW, ESQ, editor of the
Independent South, published at Holly Springs,
is in the city on business connected with his
paper.
Mr.. HUGH BURNS, the great distillery
man Of Nashville. Is at the Peabody Hotel.
He is introducing wholesome liquor, Of Ten
nessee manufacture, TO Memphis.
WALKER WooD, ESQ, editor of the
Upton Record, is in the city on business con-
nected with his truly enterprtsing journal.
Upton county is the nrSt county north Of our
city, the whole tradeo OF which comes to Mem
phiS. Merchants viii consult their interests
by advertising in the Record
DIR. BDOUNT, whose Office is at
the Hotel D'Europe, is recovering from a
severe spell Of sickness, which confined him
10 his room for some days. His patients were
beginning to despair Of seeing his pleasant
face again. We aye happy 10 be able 70 tell
them this morning that he is now in a condi-
ton TO attend to their want
WE are indebted to those e~nterprising
gentlemen, A. Brown, ESD, and James Simp-
son q Co Of Ripley, Mississippi, for many IA
yors. When such thOrOugh-going merchants
and elegant gentlemen as these Interest them
selves in the circulation OF our paper itspeaks
we'll and lis encouraging and refreshing to
US. In our report Of the celebration Of the
.twenty-ninth of August, we regret that these
gentlemen's names were inadvertently omit
Jed.
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

HOUsElGROUND-A house on New Madi-
sor street, No. IA; contains five rooms
md a kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
tv-o acres near n CHERRY Place" sells
= WJTTAGk-lmmediateiyl al hozeiis sta
RON. on the Memphis and Charleston
Haurosd az miles from Memphis, a Cottage
Horse With ten acres Of ground and garden
attached. The house contains nv rooms ana
a kitchen: a stable, carr1age-house, and al
tuitabIe o~ut-houses on the premises. Apply
Ia Fsrringfon A Howell. 26 Front street, or to
MRS. N. z PATTERSON
Sef2 On the place.
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COTTON FACTORS.

F.. LANE, VIRGIL ". MOORE,
OFF. Lane & Co. Late Moore, Whitfield a 60
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UNDERT4KER.

John Walsh, No. 15k Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front. Latest style Of hearses
for adults and children.
THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two doll
ars per thousand cubic feet. il paid for with
in the irst I'VE working days OF the month.
No extra charge for setting meters. ONCE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21

The old aPacifc" has changed hands, and
viii be opened, with a gratuitous distribution
al GOOD cheer. on Saturday, from min
in the morning until twelve O'Clock az
night, viii be served, free Of cost, a plendid
lunch. The name Of the new saloon VIII oe
COVER THE RHINE
and we hope 70 deserve the reputation 70
which IL is entitled.
FALL AND WINTER or Sou INTRODUCE
tons of STYLES for the season will, as usual,
DC OF the latest and finest qualities dress and
business hats; a fine selection OF imported
goods Tor men and children.
LEIDY & CO.,
Halters n Furriers,
DIV Main street.
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DR.. r. {. MALONE.

DO YOU want your home comfortable II 50,
buy a Hackett Patent Crate Of
II. HAINER, 342Second street.
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MACLEAN'S ESTATE.


Fight Over a Deceased ScOse5man's
Property.
A somewhat peculiar case came up yester-
terday, in the Office OF Justice Hall, before
Justices Heckley, Hogle and Hall. A few
weeks ago, Mr.. Duncan Mclean, the pro-
prietor Of the Ebay Horse" saloon, died at
Bailey Springs, and upon his will being
opened it was found that Mr.. John b. Camp
bell, of the firm Of C. J. Hargan Company,
Of this city, had been appointed executor,
and he Immediately proceeded 70 qualify as
administrator before Probate Judge j. L. Ray.
Bills came pouring in from every quarter
against the estate, all OF which were duly pro-
bated, and in order that they might be duly
liquidated, the administrator OF the estate
sold the saloon, so long and so faVOrably
known as the "Bay Horse, to Trenarry &
Clark for twenty-three hundred and fifty dol
lars. To his establishment, and also to that of
the purchasers, a ScOtchman named Robert
r. Wilson, who has been engaged digging
or driving wells in Mississippi and Arkansas
for two or three years, instituted a suit OF Tor
chile entry, and determined claiming the sa-
loon under a bill OF sale and transfer of lease
made by William Boil, the rigina owner OF
the place, when he sold out to Duncan Mae
lean; that Maclean for the past three years
had only acted as his agent. All the liquors
and cigars were bought, and ali the licenses
made out in the name OF I1aclean, and Wilson
acknowledged, under oath, that he had never
looked over the books, nor taken the slightest
cogniZance OF the profits in the saloon. Sew
erai witnesses proved that the plaintiff, as far
as they knew, had been for past half dozen
years, in an i-mpecunious condition, and had
occasionally been employed by Maclean to do
cellar work, and had complained that "Mac"
had taken advantage of the fact of his be-
ing "a brother Scot" and not remuner-
ated him so well as If he had been
a stranger. They all appeared astound-
ed ut Wilson's statement that he had
taken one thousand dollars out of his pocket,
and given the amount to Maclean to pay for
the saloon, and then paid not the slightest at
tention to the investment during Maclean's
occupancy. The Justices, after hearing the
testimony and arguments Of counsel, unani-
mously gave a verdict for defendants.
Mr.. H. E. Green appeared for the Plaintiff
and Messrs. Lehman and G1llham for the de-
fendantS.
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LAW RECORD.
First Cireuft Court-Heiskeii, Judge.
TbFa &c unrtfan dav

First Cireuft Court-HeiskeIi, Judge.
This Is motion day.
Second Circuit COurt-Haisey Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the following
cases: l67, Pickett, administrator, vs. Owen
245, Deeson VS. Martin d Co. ct al; 2fS, Boro q
Co. VS. Walker ct al: 249, Allen d Co. VS. Bloom
ct al; 25l, Winter VS. Shell; 253, Hoist & Son VS.
Ware; 254, TOles vs. Jones 81 Co.; 25S, Union
Bank OF Tennessee vs. IitLejohn go, Chase ct
al VS. Nidrig; 95l, Pope VS. Rayfield & Robbi
263, Grey VS. johnson; ~, Condo, agent, VS.
Martin; 2T5, COsgrove VS. Calhoon; 27t, Heyden
VS. Mallory ct al; ~, Young VS. Dickens ct al;
2Sl, Woodbridge VS. POston et al; 262, Porter vs.
Foster; 2S5, Duff VS. Hare; 2S9, Mckinney & Co.
VS. Ball 30, Cameron, administering, vs. In
man: 29l, Cochran. administrator, VS. Lepper
293, Mailman VS. Bingham; 300, Savage VS. Leig-
nal; 30l, Vance & Anderson VS. McMahan;
3O2, Lindsay vs. Griffin; 30J, Dobbins VS. Case
800, Bullock vs. Madison q Molitor; 97, Fitch
ner VS. Russey & Co.; 309, Widrig VS. Chase ct
al; $40, Little VS. White; 3l5, Homer VS. Win
tiers; 3lS, Pollock VS. swan; 3i9, Smell, Taylor
& Co. vs. Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company; 32l, Cash VS. Grant; 81, Dixon, ex-
ecutor, etc, vs. Conway; 1876, Mays vs. ZeigleT
& Colgan; SO, johnson VS. Bank Of Memphis;
$50, Miller vs. Isaacs ct al 332, Harrison vs.
Granger; S3, Rosser vs. Nixon ct al; 3S4, Sbar-
kew vs. Isaacs: 337, Saffarans VS. Walker ct al
S3S, Devote vs. Rocco; 81, Myers VS. TrOtter
3i2, Roberts VS. Ray; 3iS, Noyes vs. Levy ct al
3f, Scruggs vs. Heathman; $50, Rhodes vs.
Jackson Insurance Company; 35l, Branch vs.
Tracey ct al 2i6, Mckinney & Co. vs. Levy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21

FOR n. ORLEANS q THE BENDS.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet Company.
The Fine Passenger steamer
sGN AaB Belle. R
II. W. God master J.. d. DOdd---.-.----cIerk
VIII her trips, leaving Memphis
FRIDAY, September 9th, at 5 pm, and leave
thereafter regularly on the following days;
Friday, October II, 1872.
Friday, October ., 1872.
Friday, November 8, 1872.
Friday, November2, IS72-
Friday, December 9, lSI2-
Friday, December 20. 1872.
Friday, January 3, 1873.
Friday, January Il, 1873.
Friday, January 81, 1873.
Friday, February IL, 1873.
Friday, February q, 1873.
HB- The steamer LaBelle viii leave New
Orleans on alternate Saturdays. For freight
and passage. apply 10
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, General Agent,
sci Ofbce.52 Levee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21
FOR LEASE.

7 Olson long time, Residence Lots, l5 by
l. I8S1Z feet, opposite Benjamin Babb's, on
ADAMS Street; also, IS by l4SL feet, on old
Arsenal Ground, near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply to J.P. MEUX,
sea- No. Is Union street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21
FOR RENT.

ID ESIDENCE-No. LI Madison street; pos
IL session given October LIST. Apply 20
sell T. Il. LOCKWOOD, Is Union 81.
DOQM-An elegant u~nfurnished room, suit
H able for gentleman and wife; parties hay
lng more than one child need not apply. Ad-
dsess a, Appeal Office.
DOOMS-Suite Of front rooms, first floor,
IL with board, az No. y Madison 81. seq
&IORE-NO. 30 Front street, now occupied
- by WebbeT a Williams. Apply 70
JOSEPH !. ANDREWS a SONS,
seq No. % Front street.
TOTTAGES-TWo desirable cottages on Court
- street, below Fourth. One contains I'VE
rooms and kitchen; the other, six rooms and
kitchen; good lot n every convenience. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply 70
se3 II. A. LOUIS Mulberry st.
DOOMS-suit OF rooms, first floor up stairs,
IL over our store, northeast corner Main and
Jefferson streets, A long established millinery
and mantua- makers stand. Possession given
LIST September. GEO. SHIELDS d co,
aus $40 Main street.
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE ME,PHIs & OHI r. x. Co.,
september l, lS7l.)
THE Annual Election for thirteen Directors
to serve this Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Company's Office in this
city on the first Monday, being the 7th day of
October next, between the hours OF 10 am
and pm. sB- Bona 1de s~tockholders viii be
passed FREE, on the 9TH n SIN days Of Ooto-
Der, on presentation Of stock Certificates to.
the Conductor OF any passenger train. By
order Of President.
IseIl R. A. PARKER, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21

Gail Es~ . esasd Public Reception TO
General Frank Cheatham.
The Rest Glasses OF our Citizens ResAre
sented-HOnOrs 10 cnr Candidate.

Ne,the undersigned citizens OF shelby coun-
ty, earnestly desire General r. b. Cheatham,
the Democrat and Liberal NOMINEES for Cch-
gress for the state at Large, a. meet n adj
dress our fellow-cltsers iH Memphis, at some
time m~estrrnVehient TO his public arrange
1aeitE, and pledge to give him a cordial recep-
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SHOW CASE MANUFACTURES,
Gold and silver Platter,
h. 9. HARRINGTON,
342 Second street and p Monroe street
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RTVER INTELLIGENCE.
Weather. Businesg, Etc.

este, City of Augusta, q. w. Cheek,
Batesville,
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W%AGGENER, 8I7k Main street has the finest
observation-disclosures establishment in the city;
the largest assortment Of goods fresh from the
hands Of the importer.
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DEMoREsr's, Leslie, Peterson's and Godey's
Magazines for october, New York Ledger,
Weekly, Saturday Night, Preside Companion,
Star, Journal, Clipper, Days Doings, Police
ter, at the stand of Joe Locke, 1854
Main street.
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FOR FRTARis POINT AND BENDS

AEEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
INl Packet Co, US. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats of this line leave Memphis
Tor all points on Arkansas river Tuesdays
and Saturdays, at 3 PIN.
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
Inl5 once ON Wharfb boat. foot of COurtst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21

WILLETT's BILLIARD HALL has closed for
repairs, and win be open on Saturday next,
the 2lst, in full blast, with everything new
and elegant. They invite their friends and
customers 10 be on hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21
GENERAL PATTON ANDERSON.
His Demise Yesterday-Meeiing OF the
Confederate Relief and Historical
society Arrangements for
the Funeral On Sunday.

IL is with regret that we announce the
demise Of General Pattsn Ahdefsof' VINO
expired at his residence, on Walker VENUE,
at two O'Clock yesterday morning. The de
ceased gentleman occupied a hlsh posls9h
among all classes in the community. VINO
considered him one Of the nobiesIi most klhu-
hearted and unrest men tu the city of Mem
phts. a gentleman by birth edhvallon,
ne was ever courteous to all, and none knew
him but TO love him. He was a gtaduale OF
West Point, but at the breaking out OF the
war he cast his fortunes with the SOUTH ana
at tile close OF the War he settled IN TINS ellsl
and about eighteen months ago was appOlntea
Commissioner Of Shelby county the duties Of
which Office he discharged with great honoT
TO himself and credit TO the county. Inc u
neral will take place on sunday, from ttle
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on Court
street.
CONFEDERATE REEEEF SOCIETY
"A meeting Of the members OF the COnfed-
crate Relief and Historical society was held
yesterday afternoon, at No. 50 Madison street,
up stairs, tor the purpose OF taking action
relative to the lamented death OF General
Patton Anderson. Tn President, captain W
A. Goodman, presided, ana captain bdIlh
Oficiated as secretary.
The President in a few most appropriate
words, explained the sad occasion that mad
called the members OF the Association to-
RESOLUTIONS.
on motion, IL was resolved that General
Gordon, Captain Barth, Colonel K ID. Frayser,
Judge T. W. Brown and Captain B-F. White
be appointed q committed Odraft suitable res
olutions. expressive of the feelings of Soci-
ETY. relative to h death OF General Anderson
THE PALL-BEARERS.
The following companions-in-arms of the
deceased during the latestruggle were selected
as pall-bearers at the funeral, which Will take
place from the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church., Court street, on sunday morning at
ten O'Clock: General n. b. Forrest, General W.
Y. G.. HumeS, General ". j. Wright, General
W. NJ. Browne, General NV. Gordon, General
q. j. Pillow, General z. W. Adams General j..
c. Fizer. Colonel 7. W. Browne, Colonel J. H.
E~dmOndson, Colonel r. F. LOOney, Captain
W. O.. Barth.
THE CONFEDERATE RELIEF SOCIETY.
The members of the Confederate Relief and
Historical Society are invited to attend the
funeral in q body.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to the
call of the President.
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At KeOkuk, il declined one inch; Cairo,two
inches; st. Louis, one inch; Pittsburg,
two inches; Vicksburg, two inches; Shreve-
port, one inch; Nashville, two inches; New
Orleans. five inches. At Cincinnati, it rose