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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07
ARUIY ED.


steamer IS.lIr Eel. Blikrnan. New York, mCr
ch:aliSr AMI passengers i. ". Wyatt.
Strlmcr John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. Dlcr
chandsc and passengers, l.. 4. Ti:In. asrui.
Schooner j. y. Mycr>, Elwuod. New York, iron
Trru.,g;.r i'umpaiIy.
W. IT,. iilYlrd. amp. IuiIrIltilla.
:. i. i.ltli"op.
Schooner II Giou"tc, Bacon, Ila"re dc Grace, coal
Writ RrlWrt..
>rhooncr, Hope. Mitchell. Baltimore. lnmJcr, G.
T.. Nhl;ock.
SrI0,,l,cr Alice Curtis Philips, Georgetown. coal
". L. Cox.
Schooner Arrcss, Garrison, Maryland, hay, ----
Cooper.
Grace cua!, Y. Eohclts.
Schooner \. Godfrey. shaw, Philadelphia, pig
Iron. Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Frln"iy Sluhcrt, Cranmcr. down river
load wood.
load charcoal for Ncw York.
CLEARED.
The TrItsi lr,rh ALA. Gurdy ma ,tcr. which ar.
rived AT This port nn th" lfth ultiln" from Liver
poul with 5l5J sacks tine salt consigned Ia ncS-rS
&C. Srsiiun K Co.. cleared from the cllslom-'l"ui'
Yesterday afternoon lor Baltimorcto take In c:rg'
for Liverpool.
The British bark Wentworth is below with abou
j.0uy stca> ,dlt Tor Lee. Scidou Go.
MEMORANDA.
SEw YORK. October I-Arriycd: SrhoonerS
Paul and Thompson, scar: Il. {. \. ward. Ed
,y.Ir,I-. Harry Iandcli. Tay1cr Edwin. lngcr.oll
y. H. EutaIi. Wuolcy; NJ. l.. Turner Camp: hh
biz. Is. IIaiuc., tiunn.Or: james NcdIan. cavalier
Jnsrph and Franklin. lanlolph: Isles OF finc,
Sruli; Yankee Doodle, Malsbltry; all from Nir
sina.
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FEcayy Failure.

BosToS, Octol er 5.--I. WOO Il II mouse g, VI
Gilbert & Loyc.oy has failed. TIER iiapiii-
ties are 100000.
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NJ. FLLYsON & Co.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted IN any Journal of the country at regular
rates.
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HUsrrSGs CouRT.--The following have been
summoned as petit jurors to appear before
this court to-day: A. s. Watkins, j. C..
Iatum, Isaac Hollander, John r. Tripplct,
Simon Sycles, I. J. Noble, David Mitte-
doricr, George II. Tyre, J. E. Bragg, c. r.
Morrison, r. G. Crouch, T. Il. Glazchrook,
W.T.. King, z. p. Frayscr, +. d. Keeling,
+. c. knis Int, II. Whitlock, Henry Gunst,
W. l.. 1imbcrlakc, \. Talbot, G. II. Sutton,
J. l.. Anthony, John Fics, James Sinton, Jr.
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All books used III our private schools for sale D!
}. Il. ELLYsoN, Il2 Main street
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All books uscd In our public schools for sale b!
Ut. ELLTsO%. lil2 Main street.
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German hooks used In our public schools for sai'
nv J Il. EII.YSON, II. Main street.
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ALMOST l.ior.--nurnS Ia" progress OF
W.. Etdnral lnrrtin- ii the City Hall on sat
.t.@ m-tt young gentleman who wa'
...'r l"' Inuy from tie ardent said some
.-'3- which he negroes didn't like. \
""'@ >'1lird L. take him away, and had
-'.r "U' "a Short distance when Il shower OF
''':'''> Wa hWrird 1T thc two gentlemen. \
-' '"rI1. -" seemed imminent for while,
'-9 The nrSror, were not sparse III their
'dI>~' md abuse. Partial quiet was finally
.,.t1IrN and the >peaking was continued.
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TRANSFERS ur REAL ESr.rE.-Thc follow
iu~ rulycyancrS Of real estate were made
durin. the week ending October =. lS'2 :
Lot fronting - feet OH II. Jdinc$ street for
Sl9G.20.
Lot fronting 4is feet on Byrd street.
corner Ninth .ilCc!. !ur Il .4Uc.
Lvi fronting 1ij feet Oh Beverly street,
| corner Pine, for S2.s;G:'.
Lot fronting 80 ivct OH Main street llcii
| CuIycTi. for cSla.
Lot fronting IL feet on Twcnly-thlrti
street near Nrmblc. for $1,000.
Lot fronting II feet on Franklin street
near Seventeenth. for $500.
Lot fronting on Main street, opposite It.
| Charles Hotel. for : 1000.
| Lot fronting 3i} feet on Duval street near
| 81. Peter, $500.
Lul fronting iS3 feet on Franklin street
| near Fourteenth, for 5000.
Lot fronting -; feet Oh Third street, be-
| tween Gary and Canal, for ~, llG.
| Lot fronting 333i lcct on Marshall street be-
tween First and Adams. i,nT 5000.
Lot fronting - feet on Second street. cor
ncr Federal, ior SLIGO.
| Lot fronting 10 feet on Second street near
| Federal, for $40.
Lot lrontn" I3S feet on Third street be-
tween Canal and Cary. for 81 ,l1G.
Lot fronting - l-l2 feet OH Marshall street
between Smith and Henry, for 500
Lot fronting 10 feet on Grace street be.
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth, lor
81, ,UI5.
Lot fronting 10 1-12 feet on Elmwood
street corner Pine for S2,2lT.5S.
Lot fronting Ill feet OH Grace street be
tween Laurel aud SlElicr.
Lot fronting 50 feet on Franklin street
nc;lr Pine. Tor $3.50.
Lot fronting 20 feet OH Third street be-
tween Jackson and Duval, for $50.
Lot fronting IL feet on an alley bctwccl
Main and Cary streets, for 81 ,u15.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
SEEIClAs..

CITY CoLLscToE's OFFicE,}
RICHMOND, VA, September IL, lsI2,
AM DIRECTED By RESOLUTION OF
L tile City Council 10 receive from any person a~-
"s''s" = - SUPPLEMENT LIST
OF real and personal property tue iieie Or olssa ~.
OF The auou., s,sesea against tBesa s ~
additional penalty OF ten per cent sn,, ss,t
date the REMAINING b 0nIrta wa be rsssrusss 80, :.
ali other bills telIhsasHi o. ti.e i,st 81 assy
VIZ On "Hisa s''' ~ JOHN 4. REGSAgLT,
ca,s-,m City Colsesege II
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School books Of I'LL kinds for sale hy J. 7. ELY
Son, lll2 Main street.
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Ea,ST, STRAYED, &c.

OST. on Wednesday last, u BUNCH Of
IL KEYS on the track of the Kirhmond. frece,,
ricksburg and Potomac railroad between Maiu anu
Gary streets. The nadcr will please leave them at
the Dtspdtch oihcc ~s'Ss
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CAV FACTORY.-Hay purchased the
- entire machinery of the saw Factory ana MA,
chlre Shop OF EDWARD BOYLE, Nos. ials ahd
We shall carry OH the SAW BUSINESS la sll its
nrapchcs Including the making aud repairing OF
Cfrrui.r aud other Saws Of all kinds and repairing
Of machinery. ,,,..-,
All work win he promptly executed and ~ i9wss. S 81,
nrlres we respectfully solicit the patronage O! Ihe
pt ,rm aud of our friends and tue pGhiie generally
Mr.. FRANK HULCHER, aud all Of the hsss
hands who were In the employ Q! Inc o!o hri, re
main with u.s. We shall engage the best WorAnien
20 90 De ,.Io, .Ea'u ~ NV A. J. MILLER q co.
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Have you seen +. Il. SPENCE Il sos; comic
newspaper? II moi. call AMI get one.
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=. WEISlGEH & Co. sell children's hats.

German books used in public schools for sale Il
J. r. ELLYsOS. lll2 naiu street.
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WANTED, COLORED WOMAN, to
w rouk. ard wash an'' iron. An experienced
NURSE. ald 4 BUTLER. SIust bling good recon-
nui,datiuns. NpIIv al No .0- Nineteenth street
between Grace AMI Broad.
nc III X. l.. WILLIAMS.
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+. j.. STESCE X SOM's hnsinr-- suits n" 4 lli.h
AID cll"iI Call AMI inrc.tgit" AMI j." satisfied.
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Tia Fjrsi Virginia Regiment had better cilIat T..
Il. SrENrE ( SON, :,d br equipped "ith thc i:ii-
,crwrar they may noed OF th.ir contemplated trip
Ill
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Clothing ma'lr IL order. "r rcr'i: made. n j.. L..
.:pI:;t.i. < son :. iSal Main ,irtt,.
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/. WulsIGEE < 90. sell m"u'* hut.
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rg'HE ORIGINAL ,,e,,
l43S MAIN STREET.

On hand and for sale the following GOODS, cheap
r,r cash or Inv wecLlv or monthly ins,alncuis:
Autographs, Steel Engrar!ngs, and Ghroiho' Il va
ricty OF upwards 1900:
Lookin. - iiaSecc. German ana ffencn'
bibles and Picture Frames;
Phr,o.rYph Frames, sold very cheap:
Clocks from the best manufacturers IN Tue o'i'teu
States: So.
Carpets English Tapestry j. Grossly * sons extra.
supcriinc super. and medium from the Glen
Echo Mills. Germantown
He;,rth-lugs. Tapestry, Eelrets and hlattinSs'
Walnut Extension Tables and other articles;
Picture and LooklnS-i;lass Muuldtpgs, SAd by tiie
foot or manufactured;
Picture Frames Of any size made ut short notice.
a., i1-Im WILLIAM DAFERON.
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WANTED, Il steady and industrious
w YOUNG IAN as clerk and collector. Must
possess some experience Address 49," Nt'p1ch
office Or lat
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EyTANTED.-ALL DFTiiE HANDS that
~ were engaged by me I" work on the New Jcr-
S,y railroad VIII report tO me promptly Oh MDN-
DAY NEXT. the .lh instant, at Mr.. stephen Ma
sons store. corner Of seventeenth and Mau streets
ready to leave by Tuesdays boat. Free transnnrta-
iun. JAMES il. iAI>ioN,
o. J-ots Agent for contractor
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Gcnil,mrIl's Furnishing goods in endless varict
at l. B SlEHCE = SC;'~. l,ud Main street.
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WANTED, Il good DINING ROOM SER
w Want. Zoe 5.2t# JAMES LYONS.
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rEHE COMMITTEE FOR RELIEF OF
4 THE Poris desire Ia employ the services of
an ENGINEER! To take ctarc. Of the heating appn-
rltus at the City Alneh"nsc. The election VIII
take uIarc on Monday evening October Ith. Applt-
cation mav be left with members Of the committee
and The SUI criutcncnt Of the hlmshousc.
A.D. tlIESTEEMAN. Chairman
or LAT Committee for Eclicf of The Poor.
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WANTED, Il good COOK; ako,a NURSE
well recommended. Apply to "R. +. ~ corner
second and Leigh streets. ocj-.tf
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All thc public schucl-bo"ks and supplies can i"
bought ut State contract prices" at STAEhE "
EYIASD'S.
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IIo for the great clothing; hoUs" %! T.. l.. SPENCE
K S,,N, 1870 S!aiu street.
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MIR. BRANNAN's STATEMENT.

Mr. Brannan said that the Committee on
Light had found it necessary for another
g;l>-hctlrr. He visited the first place which
was decided upon, and ut Il later period came
back again and found that it had been
changed and the scaEolding removed to
another place: WAS surprised, but Thought
Mr.. Wynne knew more about it than him
self; but still! he wasn't satisfied that the
change was right, and said so About the
carts, he said he came to the Works and was
asked by Mr.. Bell what would be u fair price
for the carts. Replied that lie did not know,
but that on the canal 81 Il day was paid for Il
day's work. Mr.. Bell then said that rs the
hole was an ugly one. and the place risky, 81
"A dav would be Il fair price. Mr.. Knowles
agreed TO this, and as his (Brannan's) cart
had but little to do at the foundry, suggested
that it be hired to the city. This was all he
knew about it until the investigation COM
menced. lie further said that he never
hired carts TO the city before or since that he
did not engage in that business; that the
cart which he hired was his private cart used
n, the foundry; and that he had heard that
the city had puil 81 day for garbage carts
before.
ROBERT HuRwELL's DUTIES.
Robert Burwell (colored) followed MIR,
Branian, and said that he was employed to
clean up the three offices. Was employed on
I'd December, 1866. Was employed oy MT
Charles Campbell, who was then superih
tendcnt. First month took him on tnl, anu
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BUSINESS WANTS.

{TANTED TO SELL FORTY ACRES
w OF WOODS that viii crt thirty-ayc cords
per acre. Apply at 100 Main street. oc s-st
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Don't fursrt that f.. y. SrE%CE x SOT are at the
old corner. Zoo Main street. wih heavy stock oi
cln;hiug and gentlemen, Furnishing" """'is.
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WANTED TO SELL on MONTHLY
w ISSTtLMENTS. a NICE RESIDENCE on
Pleasant street. Apply at liGn Main street.
lat
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WANTED, several good PATTERN
w NAkEPS and ELhCKSHITII:, TO whom
good WAGES will bc paid and constant employment
given. Apply IN WILLIAM 4. TANNER Co.,
MctroDoltan Works, Canal street from SiSu "
Seventh street. OC = Nv
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WANTED, "A SITUATION TO TEACH
w ENGLISH, FRENCH, and MUSIC, by
YOUNG LADY WHO has had superior advantages.
reference given and required. Address
M. o. d."
so 27-ecdGt Bowling Green. Va.
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WANTED, TWENTY MINERS to go to
w Jackson county. III: : also, Il large number or
COZ ORED WOMEN and GIRLS for private raini-
lie, I'm New York, Jersey City, a!id ether places
Eor;b .pplr ,n j. i. JESTIS,
SEQ Labor Agent, No. 3 Fifteenth street
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Large supplies "f public &chool-b"oHS nj STARKt
& RyLASp's;. al5 Main street agents for the pub
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and said that for this work he received 81 Il
day for hi, carts. This contract was also
made during the administration of Mr..
Knowles uS superintendent.
Mr.. Slarkc: Can You. by your question,
bring out the cost Of digging that pit:
Mr.. Bell: Wen, YES sir my books will
tell.
Mr.. Higgins: The statement of the one
thousand days for cart hire was gotten by the
subcommittee, who Went TO the Auditor Tor
the figures.
Mr.. Stlrkc: 1t is not pertinent to this in
vr>ti.ation, but I'd like TO fix the response
biiity for the diggn" of the hole which was
given up.
NJ, I lnp't know
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-03
SKETCH.

Col. Swingley Wss born April 10, 1888.
In washington county, Maryland. His
family, while be wa quite young, moved
to Ohio, where he spent his youth, and
aftsrWard removed from there to Kansas,
where he resided until the breaking out Of
th8 late Wsr. He espoused tbs eause Of
the South, and was driven from home by
the peopls Of his adopted State, mar
roWly escaping with his life into Missouri,
where he found q regiment of State
troops. He was captain of s company in
the Ninth MissourSbste troops, and served
through Prices campaign in Missouri,
until after the battle Of Oak Hill. He
then came to the Army of Tennessee, and
was present at this battle OF Shiloh, where
he served as abide camp to Col. william
Il Stephens, and was stunned by q shell
bursting near him in that fight. After
ward he Joined FORESTS cavalry, and was
soon lieutensnt-colonel Of 8 regiment,
serving in thst capacity in several battles.
During the latter part Of the war he was
taken prisoner, and, after remaining In
prison some time, was carried to Charles
ton and placed by the enemy under the
IRE OF our guns, along with General
Duke and other Confederate officers.
Near the close of the war he was ex-
changed. After the close of the war he
resumed the practice Of law at Jackson,
Tennessee. In 1866 he came TO Memphis
to practice his profession. He was married
in October. 1883, to Miss Iris Cooper. He
died ~lssving behind him q bright and
stainless sme-s reputation as pure ss
the pursst," snd sincerely mourned by
all who knew him. We mingle over his
grave q private with the public grief, and
water il with the tears of unaffected sOr-
sow. BE leaves to mourn bis loss q wife
and dsughter,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-03
Local PARAGRAPHS

The latest news from the gorge below
Cairo is to the effect that the Great Re
public will get Out in time to take the
Grand Duke nom Memphis.
"A fire took place on the southern
boundary of the city at twelve O'Clock
last night, 10 which the fire engines
rushed out and then rushed back again.
Admiral Poisset last night sent a tels-
gram to the superintendent Of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph company, at Cinv
cinnatI, thanking him for the tender Of
the free use OF those lines during the stay
Of the Grand Duke and his party in this
country,
Shortly after dancing commenced.
about eleven o'clock, some Of the orns-
mental psrt OF the ballroom took fra,
and for q time created quite q panic. It
was easily exitnguished, and hardly
caused any interruption to the pleasures
of the night,
The pictures in the Duke Alexis's pri-
Vate psrlor are the Assumption Of the
Blessed Virgin" copy; the descent
frem the Gross" oopyi and the "House.
bold Saint, "orlginal. Thepaintings are BY
our talented young townsmsn, Mr.. Guth-
erz, now 3 resident Of Rome.
Persons who have not settled with the
tax-Oollector ere advised TO read his adver-
hltEAlEIb - RaBAA1uuA III Wis DAD8f.
While he is disposed TO extend every
kindness snd courtesy to our citizsns. he
requests us TO say that II the rules as laid
down are not strictly complied with. he
will be compelled to proceed against
them.
Mr.. Higgins, who last week made such
a hullabaloo about being robbed of seven
hundred and dollars in asaloon az
the corner of Main and Winchester
does not span out as well as it
wss thought he would, The condolences |
of his Warmest friends Is g little shaken
by the fact that higgins is now In jall In
default of bail to the amount Of one thou
sand dollars for having pulled the wool
the Dyes OF Mr.. McMahon proprietor
Of q small establishment near the Charles
ton depot) to the June of dtty dollazs,
Another demerit mark has been earned by
in a little watch trade he effected
q Mrs. Kinnehan, who charged the !
Innocent Higgins with the larceny of the
lime. keeper. She refused to prosecute,
however, yesterday when the casa was
before Justice Miller, and he there
escaped any punishment for Whatever
Trong-lf sny wrong were by him done
lin the watch trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-03
c-usToMHeusE WANTED.
What the United states shouId DO fer
Nemphis.

We believe il was the Hon. Tom Avery
who maze the first esrnest effort to Sc,
lure from the United States congress an
appropriation for q building thst would
not only be an ornament to Memphis, but
serve the purpose Of all the representa-.
tives Of the United States, judicial as well
as clerical. He succeeded 30 far that
A o
fronting en- Third and Jefferson streets
was purchased, and a sum amounting to
f3o, 500 was plsced to the credit of Mem.
phis on the books OF the treasury depart
ment, whore it has remained ever since.
During the first term in congress Of the
lamented Dr.. Lsfswich, that gentleman
made several unsvailing efforts, not only
to socure an expenditure of this
THIRTY NINE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS,
but such additional moneys by appropri-
stion IS would complete the work. De-
feated in this which was 8 pet scheme of
his, by reason Of party spirit which at
the time ran very high n altogether in
q Radical current, he had resolved 70
achieve success during his second term,
but, frustrated in taking the sest to
which he was legally elected, he could
not take any steps 70 the contamination
of his
PATRIoTIo DESIGNS,
The person admitted to his seat by Rad
ical votes, either did not make any move
toward rescuing us our rights In this mat
ter, or else the pressure Of opposition
from other quarters was too much for
him Suffice it We have no United States
buildings, Meanwhile Knoxville, with
10000 people, and Nashville with Is 1856
souls, ia to have n st a cost of S420, 600.
OTHER CITIEs
of like importance, with scarce q quarter /
the population of Memphis, have GUS /
or c~Ourthouses, and yet we re-
main neglected, Notwithstanding that we
are increasing every year l the amount
and character or a direct importations
and An already heavy load Of litigation
which keepstw
UNITED TATEs COURTS
In almost perpetual session, with nothing
like the facilities for business they should
have. Our chamber Of has
n interest In this matter, but
nothing like the effort necessary to sus-
ain the present representative, Mr.,
Vaughan, who, We lsArn, is quietly bnt
o the less successfully lRboring in
congress for the contamination of = pur~
pose which is of as much concern to every
cETIzKN OF MEMPEIs
IS the lease to Tom Scott & Co. of the
charleston and Arkansas railroads, A
memorial to congress would be Just now
reEy timely and appropriate, and we sug-
rest that 1t be prepared aud signed By al
mr. merchants and lawyers as such and
orwarded to Washington. It should fully
nd completely set forth our trade and ]
Importance and growth as reasons why {
DC prayer Of the petition should be I
Let US have a custom and court
And In order that we may have,
70 hope the president Of
TIE oHAMBER DIP ooMMER0E .
iii call q nesting of that body for the I
pecial and particular purpose Of pressing /
be Importance of securing a custom and O
Durthouse upon congress, through our Q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-03
REWARDS


2Onn kENARD-I VIII pay s0c 10 any
DZOO one who viii restore 70 me- uV
ing, Mrs. MATILDA 6HEEkE, widow Of Lba
late james r. Greene, q the drm OF J.. J.
stsele q Co. Nra. creme formerly wife vi
Joseph OUeL, len her residence, on Thorn
ton avenue on the morning OF the 25th o.
December laEl, and was ss6l last On sunday
morning, the Sist DeeeInbsrs al the house 81
MI. NsvIs The brewer, a. Fort Picke ing. II
has been reported that bhe droWnsd b6r
self; n 50, I viii pay liberal reward for the
recovery Of her BODY but having reason 70
hope that abe Is stu living, I viii pay the
ABOVE amOnnt OF $50 for any Information
Ia vii load to her reOoVery OT knowledge
fher Whereabouts DEsORLPTIoN-Ihemi Mis-.
spa lady Is o. medium AXIS, about t11Tty-nVe
ysars old (Dut appears yo1nger1, has besUu-
mi teeth. grey eye, 1sir or Light BAR, and
was dressed, when last Eeen, In a red or dark
broWnc calico dIess, In her s~tocklng-feet, and
W5th : blue or green veil on She was lasE
49, - ~ ~ D known, on Sunday maIn-
-. ISL December. 81 s8 O'clock - tne
loVsr end Of Main street. near the depot Of
Me-. and Tenn. X. r.. laelsDs, Her
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-03
A sKILLFUL BURGLARY.

skillful burglary was executed Thurs
day night on sha premises of Captain J. 7.
Smith, no, $50 Main street, The artist
got in through the lRttice-work In front,
QY the use of q hooked stick with which
no raised the latch inside. He then en-
tered the front parlor through q window
which was unfassened because the "catehn
was broken, Having thus thrown himself
within the enemy's works, his way was
clear. Is is thought he had q design upon
the long pOoketbOok OF Or. G. W, Smith,
OF Mississippi, who had come to town to
make some settlements, and Wss pos
sessed of a few thousand In available
gresnbacka which he carried about with
him. The burglar passed through the
Doctors room upstairs, but failed,
for some FAUST or other, to abstract
the wallet from the side pocket Of the
Doctors coat. It Is surmised that aoma-
body in the house sneezed IS ths 5ae.
or entered upon q rev ohS5ter OF
snoring with csptt8l heading. or. which il
more probable, did not think he was in
Inc Doctors room. He FASTENED on,
however, TO the room OF Captain Smith,
investigated the side pocket OF that gem
tlemsn's coat and took therefrom a wallet
containing ninety-sight dollars which he
had that day drRWn from Messra. LOWen-
stein & Bros, where heis employed, The
burglar, In making ahasty exit, took the
coat along as far as the stairway, but hay-
ing got out the wallet on the way, he
dropped the garment in hot haste and
Ieiss having opened every door in the
house.