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New-York tribune., 1872-04-10

Bds Lois tof sbelburpe Williams Means ST Day. with hnl I'll.
Gr JIsllork Bngg. Mera 81 days, WIN ""
Brig Ayance tor Petersen CsrRT days. wth os . 10 a..
sopma Hansen (f Bsltmore) keon b. Dornnso ivy '"v"
with mjsr , .,,, p.... Z, a.,. vfth
fruit. - ., L.. 18th ,,a \
shr goyes of Nevbupor Lee Bsrseoi II a'y' WIN "as
srtooyEgs-nyER COAsTwfsG
T,..,r,o p,ovfIenra II. Bsckman Providence
II. Wilson. Providence nn@ro Irv'n. ~ si.... ,nssI
Gilbert Green Prov fcne r. D. hsrly =, ..ie,o.
O. n Connye Al stonc Point q. Persor PoTtchestof.
II,re, RVan Wsfes1m Iuna, SaybrO0k.
T. ~ Meany, Porlibd, CT NAL nfes9WTGn nf,9T IL
Es,ni,a.Dv Dghtop Phil. shcr;lan .Fel RIVER
Geo. Washington, Stamford. Golrn nae a'''J"''~-
Warren Gates. MillsOse Point lbhte'
Florence. Eew.Ilav'n hleSsngSfb nn lahnU"n.
hdels ie. Sag ilaIi or am D3's, r'v.I H.,
CorDelia, Pail River. = , L'ans, ru IL Y.m''"
Roe Newport baioon rsW1iN-u.
LIla Pbsro. Providence. UTSanna, neW-hsV9n;
JAyinis jane Fall River X hoirsn Jr'en"i'"'
Jane Mara Eorgicl. wind nc"-hna'tht
JaIs L. Willots, Brookbaven. b. Ia AdAns' Doo""s
SAILED.
stearnshps Leipzig for Bremen land anchored at % %
oount OF he m Charleston for Charesoo Virgo, Tor saVa-nlD
WIsD-sGa4own. light. s. W. foggy.
DOMESTIC PORTS. ,
BosroS April o-Aniyed, steamships WIN Cr,ne from Da"'''
Neptune York; brig CISCO from He"castie. .,
mania from Liverpool hoh"ood from hsasza
NEgORLEARs April 7Arhei, seamshp George tTCm"en Hom
EegYork Sailed steamship George Wsshngon for Ne@iof
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrrvysTovy April 9he nman steamship City OF London I'D
bes EewYork March 80 for iVpoo arrived In ths hsof
Sogf"ssrToy Ipr6-The North Rben.
Never EewYo March 30, for Bremen touched at h port %
teIdsy. ,. - -. ', Or, r,
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Gituatious Uanteo--N NIales.

A FLORIST (GeTman) desires sltuat on 70
"a TAKE CIIA RGR Of GEyTIEHAXS PLACE uuIcrs:al's hs
business AID has trsc Ads p Box Oi InDuHe
Office. ---------
A SCOTCHMAN and WIFE desire a FL SiI Z A a.
~ TIOy lin the Country preerrc), the COACHMAh and
GROOM ard the LAUNDREsS; superior references AaSs
o. k, 1r baRc OAce.
A YOUNG MAN Qrish) desires SITUATION
"a COACHAN; thoroughly uEd rnds tie care Of Loesi Las
foass Old County references Address L. T. C bOH i| ItD
A PROTESTANT FRESHMAN desires stu.
~ alton as GARDENER srd FLORIST undeT'an:s e care oi
greenhouses Ad for days c. o. b. BoK 10 lnoa.e Oae
GITUATION WANTED.-A young man, q
- COOL business hani =" ID
expereqce counting desires steuon as BOON
&C., can he furnished
Parties not recurring OF booAkeepe can have
their books posted weekly an balanced eslaIY a. SNAIL oA'
Address T. o. D.. TnJune Ohce
XyTANTED--A SITUATION as COACHMAN,
Coachnan aad Gardener by respectable Protestant yonns
good reference from 81 npOyer
drink tojacco country preferred Address y" IL o. C
town Tribune Oace, No. 5it Nes. Thirty -secJnd+I
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STEAMBOATS, Gno Railroads.

PASS NIGER NOTLCE:-NEW and ONLY
G3NI T. LacoS rSSR
MAESoF Marco H. PYMogTn 1 1 H. and all points from WHITE
MOUNT ms, and RIrS69F sHM,S2Fs CHANGE OF CARS
%ISss Raj Ssfss's sayfS shS% Ss%x sysTA
vi. sss casea and md White Mc@stan
81 % sia. nss % aS' R. ;aSs 'Is E""
r. RsS cs0a % snS and Msrs r. & e s sasA sessa
and SScoRS Sif qpt e IS FAIL RIVER
sa.S
5 sS - Ai :H T.
% sa and a sef ss eH % fi% .'s % ssS a :,a S''
th,Ps Lsss ,:'s Sa.Sas ss !, sS m Man
fsi;siPs s.D D;;::; S:s:sa /
JOHN b. WINsLOw supt. Yashus and Lowell r.
ssE$ sP sss aaiss sSS ;,5:I E Pa and Railroads
bsSgE 5SaFsk ss s9 % o SiIny n ana an White SssPss S r.
lpEOPLE'' LINE FOR ALBANY.
The S. 5 isf ssi; world
sssss qP, exc :, % ss. s ,"SS: ALBANY time
ing train. from thc West Ncl'h aSd Past
70 e s s1 IL, siT SSs asSSs' checked
| NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
YCrt foo, n'Ti,o1.L al at and $50 for caruanye @ En
Ti ri ia,dsrs% EscSn se,, and T'esass, Is ass
70 H.
| X X trains
| A LBANY AND TROY LINE STEAMERS,
"A landing at cArSklLL Ga Pier a. N r.; DAILY tSs.ariay
S%SseF and y coSSbcTu f'SiSSs sS, Nth ifs & II
stations West and North. will save above at 6p Freight at
i reduced G. ID. HANCOCK, General Agent
| EOR TROY DIRECT.
| Il CITIZENS 81 FAN BOAT co. OF TROY.
Steamers SuNNYSiDE ard THOMAS PONkLL DAILY (Ssturay
vhcaye Pies a. foo of Rpun.st
tceie bggege checked via Reu aud Sato aud Troy aud Bos
ton Il L. JOSEPH CORNELL snpt
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fme,
a. leave peckslp New.ayea at J5 aud II
| ? m connecting with the railroad
| EOR BRIDGEPORT. and all points on llousa-
Il tonia ami haugAGck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer leave
Catherine slip ~ !! noon, tsrndaya esceptoll
| ENALL RIVER LINE,
| Il . OR BO5ION via NEWPORT.
| NEWPORT, OLD COIoSY,
| Capi. A. q. 6lMMONS. Can't 4. N. lN4.ONS.
From Fer 30 loot OF Canbcs'-, at FOR tcAsA aud s
Apply 10 2iI A 80 BAdsiy "A Garner Iveryhni and
pfsadHai. aud No. Clust A.. ngloAn D. ~ ~ the Per
M H. SlIOAS slala.ag Director
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nv supyRIsTEYDEsT's PERCENTAGES.

vorr soommtee are informed that the csls,0" ~,
louh ,,'t under contract by Webb Ben. Inc nfs' 10.
were o.s second for but this is private COT
yS5 SS s0PasSS' naSS seen
sees Mt i9 accounts of this company are not prop
ey Kept the prices fSs sdo @h and
scnabe ana sns 10 mechanics and common ab3rsr seem
also Be but whether rnemed t that has been paid
been deverea ommtee have no means OF determining i
nS Pd tHaS aatsa sa{ IS Or i hsSs been i
gers nave lu eTcept in one instance. Ine New
any SoLlvn SonuL saw Mn and Lumber Co., on. f.Ahlcrlnau
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NEW-YORK AND SEW-HAYEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, l3TL
TRAINS LREYR NEw.YORK

NcwYork Of TweutseV enti-Se and
-Four shave. Entrance on Twenty seyentbst
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Total received en- eapltal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Total received eapital stock. 40J
p,on.u has responded i'll fun, while there renal 80
A.. an these calls from kewYOTk, $4,000 though thstf
s,ty eli ns gctOlas your sub committee are d1ormedt
Ling ont of sale OF land amounting 10 S2C0oG nat
- Vrp 81 Tweed, Peer Il. S|ceDy, Richard Is. COR
nolir Iveh Smith, and other pTiva,e stoekholder%
- 60 (Dse !, ls7) Payment Of t amount, que IRON
mount unpaid private s4Dsc3pioiis 1900 rs que
81 - libeys residing in BrOOkiJn (1essrs Hunter
III MrIee,l and $4,000 nom tho New-Nork supscrlbeis
NO 10 tie books OF the Company lts tot- rccelI
4 M
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Conoon advertisements.

Con0on advertisements.
ITO PAPER MILL OWNERS
WHOLESALE RAG MERCHANTS.
WILLIAM BARCLAY,
70 DRAg-ST., NRwCASTLE-0N.r TYNE .,.,, "a
can srpp'y COLORS SECONDS CARfRiDGES FUsIlaHs'
~ 'F WHITES CANVAS, o ROPE Prices moderate .
ATTED-COaSIGNMBNTS OF WOOLEs RAGS. May pc
shipped 10 London Liverpool Glasgow Newcastle pof! the
I'M Iahed Eipgtom Prompt euitsnceJ made for full value
~ G Deins.. Yevcat'e-ou.Tyne
4 JAMES PURDBY.
3lu OyFORDST. LONDON, ENGLAND,
position In the worI or qaay OF "ofA
combined with novelty Of systems -, 49,,
Gttng fonr
10 mlnno.ure Order Al wors may o. seen
eour.e premises By hnercans sns
PArRNTEE or DOUBLE LOCK SNAP AND ,'Ahio5o oiif
sYsRWg specmens may in Philadelphia, at Aessr u
GRUBB Co., az MlrseisL
vJ'HE SWISS AND UNITED COURIER Il y ST.
CIETY (eyistered according TO Act Of Pirhanen - hono
square, London. intimate to families aad
10 trae Continent Europe that siworly 1n
Couners may always be engaged b applying to the
above
Two AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, M and an6
Wishing 10 meet a comfortable HOTEb-IU RlChAkD'
SONS Fnibury-squa Londou the BANK oil Enh hone
comforts and rnoterlte charges
yVHE NEW GALASHIELS TWILLED
SHIFTING FLANNEL, noted for il. nonshrnhng qGauIIget
styles application TO tie sole mann clse JAN
MERCER & Coz Al GalAsheS Scotland London oMc 81
Walbrook London, England
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Carpcts, Beooins, furnI.ure, Sc.


DARLOR and SOFA BEDS.-PAYNE
i PArBN rs. No. 40 BeecisrsL
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supnxxu Counr-CmcpiT-PARr L-vAs BnuT, J-op'ns "
l0i m. -. wu.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
NORWICH LINR
B,.on Worcester Ftciburg Grgo1 J1ncon Low h Lt~
vecs Nashua Manchester Concord Palmer bTasi1ofo and assn'-
diste roints. The and Eaneh cleaners
CITY or BOSTON. -
VI" - CITY OF EHw.YoRK. .cy
CITY or JAWBHNCH. ,n1 :, ,,,o- o,....
M pave daily SUNDAY ercepe 70 o'clock from
psr 40 North River, foot Of Canal md Waiisgs M ,
FOR Ecgordon and Norwich there e1niecn7 VIA f tfdns
n, lie nloye points NewLonon, N0Iern Aci"a aud "mos
~, and Dos'on Hsft'ori md Ehf HAYoais mr. ~,
1 IoL 49, anr "'A' ~ L. SHORT, jL, AgsI.
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DASS 3NGER NOTICE.-NEW and ONLY
DIREtT RAILROAD and 81 sAMBoAr ROUTE between CON
CORD n. IL. MANCHESTER. II. H. NASHUA. n. H.. LONhLli
LAWRENCE fITCHBuRG, Mas, Tacoma, N. H., CENTRE
HARBOF ~ H., PLYMOUTH NJ H. and all points from White
MOUNT NlSS, and NEW YORK. - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
THE HEBREW PICNIC.
A Very Pleasant Day AZ the PaFk-A
Recherche Affair Properly M
Enjoyed

The expectations entertained of the
Hebrew picnic were fully realized. il
was simply delightful, and was duly ap-
preciated by the throngs of citizens who
went out to the park in the afternoon,
A brass band furnished promenadine
strains, while the terpsiehOrean harpists
made melody that would take q dance
outOf the feet Of an anehOrite. All the
arrangements were marked by q
thoughtful completeness that was per
fectiy satisfactory. The refreshment
department was managed by ladies Of
great taste and skill, and the immense
table on which the barbecue WAS spread
out was p~atronized in the afternoon as
was never a table ~patroniZed before.
The new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not
only satisfaction, but delight up to nine
O'Clock. When the weather commenced
to wear a threatening appearance,
the enjoyment was unaIloyed. Just in
the height of the pleasure, the lightning
portentOusly flashed and the distant
thunder murmured disastrously. The
grounds were then thronged by q con-
gregation of ladies and gentlemen such
as the park seldom witnesses. The sub
sequent rain caught many, and there is
no estimating the damage that was
done to fine garments. The weather,
however, had been propitious for many
hours, and those who were lucky enough
to get away early, and escape the down
pour of rain, felt satisfied that they had
enjoyed themselves in a way that is not
common at picnics. The rafting for the
splendid horse and buggy was an inter-
esting event. The lucky owner Of ticket
No. HOS is the winner. We could not
learn the name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
THE TsrrORTANr CAPTURE.
The Further Progress II the Case
Before h Judges of h Law.
Angelo Marie RI Once MOre-Ad-
mitted 10 Bail i'm the Sum Of Ten
Thousand Dollars

The public watching for the develop
ments in the s~afe-robbing caseSsis again
| doomed to disappointment. Nothing
new has transpired. The usual routine
of habeas cOTpusing and talking before
the Judge on technical points, Is all
that rewarded the perseverance of the
reporters yesterday morning. The wit
nesses were gathered up Zone of them
being a particularly Unlocking fellow
and sent before the Grand Jury totell all
| they knew in their own way. The re-
suit of the investigation YVES the finding
of three bills OF indictment against
/ Mare, Onthe following charges:
Aiding In the escape Of a burglar bill
of indictment.
Having counterfeit money in posses
sion, bill Of indictment.
Having burglarious apparatus on his
premises, bill of indictment.
A bill Of indictment was also found
against Ransom for breaking into the
Office of the Chief of Police and stealing
valuables therefrom. This is the extent
of the revelation MAIDEN the case as yet.
At four O'Clock in the evening Marie
was taken before Judge Halsey, of the
Second Circuit Court, on a writ OF hd-
6eds corpus, with the view of getting
him out on bail. In view of the fact
that bills of indictment were already
found against him, it was deemed use
less to 60 into any evidence in the case,
and the only argument that could be in
dulged in was as to the amount of bail.
The Acknowledgement sent word that he
would require ten thousand dollars. The
counsel for the defendant, Messrs. Sale
and Van Anderson, submitted gracefully
to this, and the Judge therefore liked
the bond at that figure.
At eight O'Clock last night the bonds
were approved and accepted in the
Criminal Court by Judge Flippin, and
Marie was set free, Except those
bonds.n The following are the bonds
men: Philip Lucarina, Theodore Elan
igan, P. Perotti, James Lucarina, Peter
Sauguinetti and Tim Murphy.
And so the case stands for the present
There was no attempt made to get the
other man out on bonds OF otherwise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
THE PICNIC.
the Great Festival Of the season q
Take Place To-Day.
An Immense Anaar-NO End of Fun.
and no Calculating the Crowd.

To-day the great picnic Of the season
will take place at James Park 1t viii
not be a mere gathering of heterOgene-
Gus elements, but an extensive social re
union of thousands who will go out to
take their pleasure in James Park fol
the first time this summer. All sorts Of
innocent games and pleasures will Oc-
cupy the celebrants both young and old.
In the morning there will be an
immense procession, which will be re-
viewed from the balcony of the Over
ton Hotel by the citizens and ecclesias-
teal authorities. The children of the
schools will be conveyed to the grounds
in street cars, from the corner of Main
and Beale streets, where the cars will
meet the procession. The waXed floor,
which was so much admired by those who
visited the Hebrew picnic yesterday will
be retained for this occasion. The great
prize, which is expected to interest
all the young men in the city, is a schol-
arship worth eight hundred dollars.
This will entitie the lucky holder to a
course of education extending over a pc
riOd of five years at the college. Those
who have no children, or are rich
enough to e68cate them, if they have,
ought to take chances in this because
it will enable them to give some deserv-
ing youth the blessing of a good, sound
Christian education. The friends of the
institution, who are the respectable peo-
pie of the city, will attend in great
numbers. The refreshment tables are
in charge of ladies who know how to
make people feel comfortable. The rain
last night will prove of infinite value in
settling dust and making everything
look clear, cool, bright, sparkling. A
very fine day is promised.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
PERSONAL.

RICHARD RALIGH, Evansville; J..F.
Caldwell, New Orleans; John F. Court
ney, Greenville, Mississippi; w. n.
Foster, r. J. Foster, Bradford, England
William d. Kyle, New York; ]. d.
Hawkins, Mississippi; r. Cook, Troy,
New York, are stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
Mr.. JAMES THOMAS, Postmaster at
Danceyville, reports the crops in his
neighborhOOd as very ine-the best he
has seen since 1855. Mr.. Thomas left
in our office a single May apple stem
holding twenty-three apples, a very
strange freak of nature, when it is OBJ
served that the stem is only ten inches
long. We thank Mr.. Thomas for many
kind courtesieS.
OUR YOUNG and popular Otton-broker,
Charles S. Farrar, who, for some years
past in our city, by his indefatigable and
successful operations in the staple has
won an honorable name among his nu-
merous acquaintance, takes his depar-
ture to-day for the continent of Europe,
where he expects to sojourn until the
opening of the next season. We cordi-
ally commend him to the good graces of
our hOspitable cousins across the waters,
and bespeak for him a successful voyage
and safe return, charged with the filling
OF enlarged orders for hat fieecy article,
of which our market affords the best.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
A CARD.

EDITORS APPEAL-My attention ha;
been called to paragraph in this even
ing's Ledger in which it says that r. L.
Patton is on trial before Esquire Gibson
under the charge of having in his pos
session stolen goods. The author is in
error as to any criminal charge having
been made against MI. Patton, so far as
l know. The suit is u involving the
rights to certain property, and is not a
criminal warrant.
do this at the request of Mr. Patton's
friends, as they think the paragraph re-
ferred to has done him injustice. / am
satisfied the author was misinfOrmed,
and feel it my duty, under the circum-
stances, to give this ~refutation of the as
sertiOns contained in the paragraph
above referred to. Respectfully,
W. B. GLASSON, j. p.
June 3, 1872.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
COLLIERFILLE.
Its PrOsperIty-The Town vs.. the City
Il. r.. Ball their Man for Sheriff.


EDITORS APPEALING are moving
slowly along in the ven tenor of our
way out here, while you in there are
rushing madly into every kind of sensa-
ton. You raise the wind-Or anything
you can-and reap the whirlwind for
your reward. You kill a man for dinner
every day, and when you fail by the
shoot, stab, Observation-Disclosures
style, you send a poor fellow up in a
balloon and dash him to earth a man.
| gIed corpse, for a sensation. The Roman
gladatorial shOws-these heather hui
man sacrifices-Only equal you. Now
| we steadily preserve u equilibrium out
here, and move straight onward and up
ward to our manifest destiny, which is
to be the completest inland town in all
the land. Our churches are the neatest
| and our ladies are the sweetest in Amer
lea. Business grows apace, and beauti-
full buildings of ali sorts and sizes rise
like magic under the enchanting wand
of prosperity. You who live on the Bluff
think the SUI rises and sets only in the
city limits, but it's q mistake. If you
want the comforts of the country blend
ed with the convenience of the city,
come out here. We look at the inner
man out here, while you look at the
outer man in there.
But m of your city gentlemen has
been out among is recently, and We are
going for him. His name is b. +. Ball.
We have set the Ball in motion, and We
mean to vote him in for Sheriff, you bet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04

THE extensive factories for the build
ing of organs show c~onclusiveiy the in
crease of musical culture in our country.
Every factory is from time to time en-
Iarging the number of its operatives, and
the orders are constantly accommodating.
No organ has a better reputation than
those built by Needham 4 Son. They
are justly styled 1.-THE Silver Tongue"
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
2734 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
THE DEATH.BED OF Gen. R. E. LEE.

A magnificent IL IS inch Engrav-
ing, representing the death-scene Of
General Lee. The family and friends
are grouped sorrowfully around the old
hero's death-bed. 1t is truly a gem OF
art, one which should hang in the par
Tor of every Southern home. Sent by
mail, mounted on a roller and post paid,
on receipt of 20 cents.
Address ]. G. & w. M. Burrow, No
200 Main street, Bristol, Tenn. Agents
wanted, local and travelling, everywhere,
to sell our popular Pictures, Charts,
Books, Photographs, Stationery Pack
ages, ETC., etc, Quick sales, large profits,
and no risks. EOOk Agents. Travelling
Statesmen, and every person, male or fe-
male, wishing lucrative employment,
win please send for our twenty-page cat
alOgue,
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500 REWARD.

1 hereby offer the above reward for
such evidence as will convict the party
or parties who caused the report OF the
suspension of the Freedman's Savings
and Trust Company.
N. I. SMITH, Cashier
MemDhiS Branch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04

The rapidly increasing favor with
which the Mathushek Piano is received
leaves no further room for doubt as to
its future prominence. Added to the
two great requisites, sweetness of tone
and compass, it has also continuity of
tone, being entirely free from all weak
ness or failure in any part of its con-
structiOn.
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
2734 Main street. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04

THE beautiful place on McLemore
avenue, five minutes walk from the
street-cars, is for rent. This is the best
opportunity EVER offered for a delightful
residence-rent only forty-five dollars a
month, and it q be had for a term of
years. Inquire at the APPEAL office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
ri FOLK AT HOME.

EDITORS APPEAL-In your Sundays
issue, the notice OF the meeting of the
above association wa strangely mixed
up as to dates.
You will, therefore, please publish this
Hibernia Hall, over Ward & Co.'s drug
store, No. 215 Main street, where every
MEMBERS requested to attend this even
ing, at three o'clock, which Is our regu-
c. D. MCLEAN, Presdiet.
June 4. 1872.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
LAW REPORTS.

First Chaneery Court - Chancellor Nor
gan.
Court meets at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Attorneys having the papers in
the case of Jones VS.. Brinkley, No. 1893,
hearing docket, viii please return them
to the clerks office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04

From these facts, it appears that that
remarkable wave Travelled from Pitts
burg to Cincinnati, a distance computed
at four hundred and sixty miles, in sew
en- and a-half days; o at the rate OF
sixty-one miles a day, or two and a-half
miles an hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
United States COurt-HOn. COnnaIIy r
TrAgg, Judge.

TEkEEsJ u0Ee.
Lease entry and custer was confessed
in several ejectment cases, with leave tC
plead upon giving bond for costs with Sc
curity. p. B. Fouke and wife VS. Waddy
Thompson; on affidavit filed the de-
PENDANT, Thompson, was allowed ten
days in which to plead. United States
&c rel II. +. Browne VS. City of Memphis;
leave was given to the petitioner to file
an amended petition, which was filed.
B. p. Anderson was admitted to practice
as an attorney, etc, in these courts. OF
the jury summoned by the Marshal, only
ten appeared yesterday morning and
were adjourned to ten O'clock this morn
ing, when the other jurors summoned
will be again called.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-04
SHOES! SHOESli sHOES!n

Levett & Co. sells the right kind
homemade styles for gentlemen and
boys; also ladies and children's Dolly's,
Martha's, Missions, Antoinette's and
substantials. See them before you pur-
chase. AT ]. S. Levett & Co.'s, 1851
Main, neal cOrner of Monroe street.
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THE picnic of the Temple of Love,
No. I, will take place Saturday next,
June Sth, at Whiteheaven, Tenn. Ora
tors on the occasiOn-SirT emplars John
c. Molloy and Edgar F. Weber.
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PLUMBING, 315 Second street.

A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3174
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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COMMUNAL FELIoITY.-Nothingtends
more to eonnubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. WhitcOmb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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PICNIC. PICNIC.
Picnic Privileges to Let.

GEALED proposals will be received FOR the
- Privileges of the Picnic Of the Aachinisfs
and Blacksmiths Union No. l. of Tennessee
10 be given at James Park, on June IL, StZ
The privileges embrace the R~estauranLCOn-
dictionary bar and shooting Gallery. Bids VIII
be closed ON June It'll. Bids must De sent 10
j. Z. Ramsey, Memphis Foundry. dhe SOhi1
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any or AL
bids. J.C. RAMSEY. % alrm9n.-
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