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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
MONEY LOST!

On account of the backward season we
are compelled 10 sell fine Scotch suits from
50 10 $3.50: Black Suits $lj toSlS; Lin
Een coats 75to SIPS: Straw and furnishing
goods very low l. BAMBERGER.
lj-26d2nl City Hotel Clothing Store.
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Summer drawers summer uuier>hirts.
white and fancy shirts, at A Loeb ;. the
sge price >!ltAlar
We offer Dress Goods - per. cent less
than any other house. MAY Bios
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On the 10Th, Col Flagler, Commandant at
Rock Island Arsenal, caused the following
notice to be served on the agents Of all the
railroads in this city and Davenport;
SIR have 10 inform You that have received
orders from the Secretary OF War, prohibiting the
transportation of railroad fr lights the wagon
roads or the Government Bridges between Rock Is
land and Davenport,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

White duck and linen suits for men at
A. Llebs S, the one price clothier
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RAILROADS,


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC X. R.
R-AI trAins Ia or out Of Rock Island run by
Chicago umr--cXccpg the reorln trains, which run
BY rOcdo ume. chicago time IL about u minutes
aud Toledo ABOUT II minutes faster than Rock isi'
and time.
Express aud Mail leaves :OOa. IN. and 10 :45 p. m,
Accommodation, leaves At 4:l5 y. m.
Express and Mail, leaves ;l5 a. IN. and 6:i5 p. IN.
AoCoMNOnAToN TRAIN.
Arrives a, Burvau junction, s:i5 p. m.
Leaves Bureau JunCttou, 0:t5 a, IA.
Day Express ana NAH leaving Rock Island ~
3 10 n IN, CONNECTS al burvAu JuuelOu for PEORIA
a. $40 u. IA. arriving al Peoria at $3.50 b.
CONNECTS bureau junction iOr Peoria az $50 am
arriving al Peoria ~ 8 30 a. m. . -, m
Tni= ROAD connects "a West Liberty win the %
Il. a NJ. X X. Tor Burlington anu heOAuk'sou'h'
Anu Tor Austin ana ST. Pau, norm. ., a.,
Connects going east ~ g. d v SIVSs'Hs' A'i
Princeton. - ,,,.
Al tIttn,,, ,yt,t rpa River NHuy a. H. for Aurora.
AT Juirt win G., A. y ~. H. r. A.
Al Elglrwuod with LAKE snorr H. X. and p Fl.
w. q q. n. n.
Al chicago, with all diyerginr railways
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN R.R.
p,--rnryr- for Kansas Leaveuworth and inter
mediate points THIS ROAD, take westward trains
of the tHicugu, x. l. a facihc x. x. : arriving al
IraycuwurCu AT iU'0b a. m. anu ~ II uu 3, IN.
CONNECTING AZ Davenport, with d. q 81 y. X. X.
for u, via auu MaquuEeta.
Al Columbus Junction, with H. e. Il NJ. K X,
for ,vuur RAPIDS. NruUr rails ana - PAU, uOrth,
mud BdruugIon and krukuk, south.
At fulrntlu. Wttn IS & NJ A. h for burlington.
AT Ashland. with Dr- Muiur- valley X. x. Tor he
okug, uuumwa, Oskuioosai LudyNiic' 'riuneN
anu iiys MOiut-
Al Bvlkuap, Win North Missouri X. Il
AZ Cameron win II 4 st. DO, A. h
Al PlautsBuf-, wilh 81 l. q 81 Ju. a. x.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

We sell Japanese Stripes at 25cts.
MAY Bros.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Linen suits for youths and children, a
4. Llebs, the one price clothier.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
ANNUAL REVIEW OF THE
ROCK ISLAND FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
SALUTE By THE ROCK ISLAND
LIGHT ARTILLERY.
A Fine Procession ]
Delegates from Abroad
SPLENDID TRIAL OF SKILL /!
The Mayor and City Council and the Police
Department II Attendance.
GRAND BALL THIS EVENING IN TUR-
NER HALL.

In view Of the grand annual Parade and
Review Of the Fire Department of this
city, which had been appointed for to-day
the Goth and for which preparations on
handsome scale of liberality had been
made, 1t was pleasant to see the morning
open with every prospect of splendid
weather for the day, Our Fircmen had is
sued cordial invitations to the several Fire
Departments of Monmouth. Moline and
Davenport, and as early as halfpast FIVE
this morning the Rockford, Rock Island
and st Louis passenger train brought into
town the boys from Monmouth, under their
Chief Engineer, Joseph Boyington, 70
the number Of fifty men. representa-
tives Of the Monmouth Fire Engine
Co, the Monmouth Hose Co. aud the
Rough and Ready Hook and Ladder Co.
The detachment was accompanied by a
numerous and select party Of friends from
Monmouth, among whom was Mr. II. l..
Cuthbert, the Sheriff of Warren comfy.
The arrival of the party was welcomed y
salute of guns from the Rock Island
Light Artillery, and arrangements were
made for the visitors spending the fore
noon in looking about them before the
parade, under the ehaperonage OF our Fire
mems Reception Committee, in company
with whom the Island and points OF interest
were visited
The different companies met at THEN
own Houses. AT l2.3J, p. NJ, and proceeded
thence t. Wide-awake No House where
an order Of march was formed and main
Gained as follows. the procession marching
.LnrtL,. .ttnr. y --..Ll.l
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20
Dennison's Patent
Shipping xaps.

@IEIN q er 20 millions have been used
vi lAA Within the past years. without com
plaiut of loss by tag be omins tletatch-
d. All EApros- Compani uz,. them sold by
Inters and SIatiuneFs everywhere. fggodIm
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-20

Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints
known only to females, should al once get Dr. Vel
pau Female Pills. They produce d mos; enarm-
iug effect. Sold by all DrU..rets
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We sell the best Blk Silk in the city
i1r Sr"7 MAY Bros
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Assessors Book Lost

In some If the bushes, houses Of this
CRY, yesterday, .the 18th. left the asses
sr book for this township tor lo7l 4
prompt notice T. ne # it, whereabouts will
much oblge. A X. PHIfLEo.
Friday 10Th
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BUSINESS CARDS.
M. mr.. STTRGEON
p T. McELHERNE.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW,
n Rock Island, III. Office in Mitchell Il Lynde's
Block. dWtf
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so Tauce irat-lt17. fine plates sent postpaid 70,
60 cents. by Dr. WG,ticr or -. Charles Street St
Louis, No. tle great Sp -Clllist. Read his card
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Suits made to order IN the latest style at
d.. Loebs, the one price ciothier
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
n and Solicitor in Chaneery. Office opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, III. s-30dwly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
THE BACK-PAY QUESTION.

Ano1NS n AaEOnA AMI EAFOkI TARIFFS
ABOLISHED AND SUSPENDED.
A telegram from the legation of the
United States st Paris, of the thirtieth
ultimo, announces that the SurtaIe on
fax has been abolished and that of
entrepot been indefinitely suspended for
all yaasalc hrinris,r, r,ro;,, - e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

oUB public schools opened on Monday
last under, perhaps, more favorable
auspices than ever. The attention which
has been drawn % them by the public
press, growing out Of the debates by the
board Of schoOl-visitors, has had the very
3est effect, inducing many who were in
the habit Of sending their children away
10 retain them al home and avail them
selves Of the superior methods employed
I'D educating the pupils OF our public
schools. The attendance is, therefore,
larger this year than ever before. We
have heard Of but one COM
plant, aud that is now too late
70 attempt 10 remedy, even were it ad-
Yisabie 30 10 do, and that is in regard
10 the change in textbooks, which is
ielt 10 be too severe tax upon persons
Of small means. This should be taken
into account hereafter, and some steps
lie taken TO save the people generally
from what in all the cities Of the Union
Is being complained OF, in many Of
the m being regarded as an outrage and
sWlndle perpetrated for the benefit Of
coFmorant book publishers. OF course
such complaint will not hold
good here, for the whole matter
of change Of text books was
thoroughly and publicly discussed
.or mary weeks, and the changes were
at last only made after a hard contest,
during which the whole subject wzs
clearly debated and all tine facts ellie. .ced.
This aside, the scholastic year opens
satisfactorily, and We trust viii be found
al lts close fully to have justified all the
changes, including that o. the superin-
,tendent who, so far, gives satisfaction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
ECCLESIASTICAL LAW.
How Germany Proposes 30 Restrict
Catholicism.

The Brooklyn CotthOlic Reviea0 pub
fishes the following translation Of the
text Of the new ecclesiastical law Ia Ger
many: r
'tFirst-That no Catholic priest can
pabiish any disciplinary law or act.
except for matters entirely religious and
concerning either the secular OF regular
clergy.
'sSecond-No priest can iniict OF pub
iish any disciplinary penalties on ac-
count of the fulhllment, on the part of
any Individual, of the laws of the State,
howevercontrary these may be 70 priestly
tenets.
''Thlrd-No priest can publish anydis-
ciplinary penalties to be inflicted on in
diYiduals of the Catholic faith, either for
OF not voting at public elections, accord
ing to circumstances.
"Foarth-Nopriest can name any per-
son by name in the publication OF dis
oiplinary penalties.
1.-THE violation of these laws will be
punished by the fine of one thousand
thalers, and by Imprisonment Of not
less than two years. Moreover. the cul-
prit, can be suspended by government
from the exercise of his duties as a
clergyman. What is here decreed for
the Catholic priesthood is equally ap-
plicable to the clergy of all other de-
nominations.
The provisions for putting the law in
execution are, Of course, very uunef.
Gus, while the educational prospects Of
tne subject-the modification OF the
school and university system Of Ger.
many to the new order OF thincN--af-
ford = somewhat eoRplicaspd series Of
tEastnasntk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
THE BOsTOs GRANGE.
The Meeting Yesterday Cheap Rates Of
Transportation from the West
10 the East.

Boston, Septt .l "a weli-attend-
ed public meeting was held to-day, Un-
der the auspices Of the Boston grange,
A. the Boston commercial exchange.
IIhe meeting Was called 10 order by j.
b. Bartlett, master OF the Boston grange.
who stated that the principal question
was tht Of cheap transportation from
the west 10 the east, and a reform ia
railroad management, which was not
only necessary, but Indispensable. J.
g.. Abbott, general deputy Of the ma
n0nsi grange, spoke Of the great IevO-
luton that was going on In the country,
2aud urged the Importance OF
putting down this monopoly Of
'Tailr0ads He gave the statistics Of
earnings Of different railroads necessa-
rily reducing the profit Of the farmers to
almost nothing. He cOntended that the
cost Of freight and travel could be re-
-iuced to q quarter Of the present rates,
and considered it downright robbery s.
q is now managed. There should, be
Blaimed, be superior power "a combine
oand consolidate, and the grange is the
Dnly organization that has with any de-
gree OF success met this monopoly. He
rsFas followed by Amass Walker, who
aaaid It should be the duty Of congress to
interfere and protect the business inter
: st Of the country. He spoke Of three
Rays in which the great o9lsct
,ould be attained. First, by a
ke.reat law fixing the rates Of
Gravel and freight on all the roads In the
Country: second, TO create new lines
'euetween the principal depOts of trans
roolOrtauon; and third, by purchasing all
aIbe roads, and placing them under gov
esHDment management, 70 be leased,
yghich would open all roads TO the public
lot the cheapest rate. He reviewed the
different plans, and thought the last the
cnOst feasible. He considered the ques-
: i3n Of railroad reform q national ques-
2 aion, which would become a political
Inc, aud can only be achieved by pOiiti-
roal action.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

E7IlN1EoI 7 7lfAE7IlE q NVllI ~ Il
NEW YORK, September 2.-Blschoff-
sheim & Company, bankers in London,
and their agents here, H. Biedermsn q
Company, having failed, by themselves
or through their friends, to settle their
accounts, the courts have been invoked
to declare q settlement. The property
Of Bischoffsheim has been attached.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

MIS-. Wo oDHULI- who has made her.
self iamc' Is or infamous by the advocacy
Of free-l.ove Of the freest kind, will make
her appearance on Friday night before
a NJ emphis audience for the first time
AMI lecture upon her favorite topic un-
der, the title Scrual .9meTg. From
u e character she enjoys as one Of the
blest Of the women-leeturers of
America We expect the sui ject will be
ably dealt with, but We doubt that many
of her own sex will attend to Gear her
The women Of Memphis, While adyo-
Gates Of liberty in the LARGEST sense. do
not believe, and We hope never will. in
tse license called "freeiom,u OF which
Mrs. WoOdhull lectures. We do not say
this with any view Of provoking enmity
TO Mrs Woodruff. She will find here
as large measu1e Of tolerance as any,
where else in America, but fewer be-
hevers 10 hc,F vagary, not to call it by
any harsh .er term.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

New YORK, if SD would eoptrol t,,e
n Dances Of the co atineDt, will have TO
clean out that den of thieves which in
Wail street is NOT content with "ecr-
nens,' but must nee ds 90 into the for
gerry business. The expose by telegraph
yesterday and to-day viii make ali hon
est men feel as if it were time to break
up The system Of Capitalization which
fosters an9 eno lourages 50 infamous a set
ofscouncrels as those who are proven to
aaVe partic' pated in all the later forger-
les and swi ndles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The heavens wept over Little Rock
Z yesterday.
The Fort Sill sensation is about to turn
out fraud.
Asiatie cholera is reported at Millers-
burg, Kentucky.
! Three deaths from cholera occurred at
7 Wheeling, West Virginia, on Saturday.
A cOlliery explosion at Sevanza,
Wales, yesterday morning, killed four
I persons.
A meeting Of the Western Nail asso-
citation will take place at PittsbuIg to-
morrow.
Jimmy Burns, sport, was accident
ally shot and killed at Fulton, Arkan-
sas, yesterday.
All the theatens Of Cincinnati inaugu-
rated the amusement season in that city
Monday evening.
Another victim Of the Galloway coun-
ty, Missouri, lynehing affair, died at
Fulton, Missouri, yesterday.
On the twenty-sixth Of August Miss
Daily TTammell was killed by light
ming at GoOdsoB, Virginia.
In Chicago yesterday Harmon Lei
AlllAA rlAAA4S4 ~ Ae~AAAhE AeAG4hAAAf anu
DR.. Carter shot himself through the
heart.
-Four men, out of nine in a yacht,
were drowned near Sandusky, Ohio,
yesterday by being run down by a
steamer,
An accident occurred ON the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St Louis railroad neaT
Burgettst0wn yesterday. No serious in
jury resulted.
The body Of Frederick Brinkman,
who had been missing from Lawrence,
Kansas, several days, was found Ia the
river on the twenty-ninth Of August.
A dangerous counterfeit of a five hun
dred dollar iegal-tender note has been
received at the treasury department at
Washington. Il Is 50 well executed As
to deceive experts.
A Washington telegram says that it
is Understood that it is impossible for
the civil authorities to arrest the ku-
klux Of Kentucky, and the aid Of the
military viii be asked. No action will
be taken till the retuu Of the attorney
general.
The receipts Of grain at Chicago yes
terday were 1875 carloads and las. .OOO
bushels by canal, or a total of about
$40, 600 bushels. A dispatch says thai
l614 carloads Of grain have passed over
the Mississippi railroad bridge at Daven-
port within the past forty hours.
The fret three bales Of new cotton were
sold in Cincinnati Monday, on the floor
Of the Merchants Exchange, by Morris
& Reid. Two middling uplsnds from
Tennessee, consigned to 5. w. Hamp-
ton & Co, sold at 24c and 264c Fespec.
lively, and one low mlddling from
northern Alabama to Robert Moore d
Co., sold at 22e.
Mr.. Norris Edgerton, owner Of the
pottery at Manchester, Ohio, was
stabbed Saturday by Jim Dougherty,
b0atman on the river. Yesterday he
died from his wounds. Dougherty il
under arrest for murder. The cause Of
the stabbing g sad to be "a old grpdae
AIS is reported b ksYe Bssn aHpgevoksd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

IHE immense edition Of MONDAYS
paper has all been taken, and several
thoIss nd additional, showing that the
lnerd sants Of Memphis appreciate our
effort in behalf Of the city whose vel
iare We all have at heart. So far as we
have yet heard from the country. the
great paper created more Of sensation
'ihCre than in the city. Those who
were fortunate enough to get a copv.
spread il out before them and sttempted
10 satisfy their amazement in eiaeula-
tions Of praise. They weus lost in con-
templating the greatest venture in iour-
nalisn they had ever seen in these
parts, and now more than ever swear
by the APPEAL. All this is yerv grati-
flying to Us and viii serve to stimulate
to renewed eXertior s and fresh Efforts in
behalf of those WI o have stood by us so
nObiy- The cor lrse OF the. Appeal. is
onward and up ward.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

J. P. FREzEvAxr. Nm. TREzEvAsT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

The funds of Kendrick & Co., alleged
swindlers of Sanders & Hardenbergh, by
means of forged bonds, have been at
tached. 1t appears that Sanders & Har-
denbergh's check to the order Of J. F.
Franklin, for twenty-five thousand dol
lars in payment Of forged bonds, was col
lected by the Union Trust company OF
the Fourth national bank, and put to
the credit of Kendrick & Co., which
firm on Saturday, early, drew for checks
on the trust company for eleven and
eight thousand dollars, but the man at
tempting to collect it was informed Of
the irregularity existing, and that the
checks could not then be paid, since
when no one has sought to collect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

y NoUR first page to-day we publish
the rates Of freight Oh cotton, for the
pres mt season, on the Tennessee the
Ohlo' and the Charleston railroads.
This with the rates Of the Little Rock
rosd, and the Paducah roafl, published
by as sonae days ago, c ompletes all the
lnformsdon on that be ad that our mer-
ch ants stand in need a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

A 81 ARTLING rumor comes from Mad
rid 10 is morning, to the effect that the red
flag c ( the commune has been hoisted.
II sc anarchy st the capital Of the
span ish republic may shortly be ex-
pec0 d TO be followed by one man des-
potts m, or what would be worse, the
part iuon Of Spain among the "powers''
Who claim police supervision over
Eur opa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
THROUGH BUSINESS.

In addition to the above we remind
our readers that the great trunk lines
out of New York have reduced their
through rates from Memphis to that
city from one dollar and thirty-six cents
10 ninety-eight cents. Remarking on
this and The new freight tariff generally,
the Chattanooga Times remarks: "We
lead the quotation 50 that our mer-
chants and other shippers may read il
the more easily. Some Of the beauties
Of What in common parlanee is called
discrimination, viii now bloom out III
its full glory. OF course the lines the
major portion OF which is controlled
y--.the Security company win have
to lseen the two Cenirsls and the Erie,
OF lose their through business at all
points from Eastern Texas through Ar
kansas, and from Memphis, Nashville,
aud all other points that the monster
monopolies can reach. The fight pro-
misses to be an interesting one. st.
Louis has 3 splendid line Of road into
Texas aud Western Arkansas, and the
Erie with its direct connections BY way
Of the Atlantic and Great Western and
{ . Ohio and Mississippi, at ST. Louis,
will be apt 10 bid for HhaTe Of the
frei zht monopoly that lias been enjoyed
BY the Southern seorFlty during the
paSt year,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
COTTON FREIGHTS.
Rates for the Present Season on Three
Of cur Principal Railroads.
The Mississippi and Tennessee, the
Charleston, and the Louisville
RailrOads-MerehantS,
Take Notice.

The cotton season has been fairly in
sugurated, and as merchants will begin
Immediately TO receive the white staple
from all points tributary to Memphis, on
the different lines Of railroad centering
in this city, they viii doubtless, there
fore, be anxious TO know the way and
through rates per bale for the present
season. Such being the case, the APPEAL L
despatched a reporter yesterday to the
various railroad depots and ascertained
the rates per bale on three of the roads,
for the season to be as follows, the Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad rates hav-
ing been already published.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
The following are the rates per bale be-
tween Memphis and the under men,
tiannl r.lanns ON thla rod.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
TIA = Krss OF DKAp.pE.r,

Beau Hickman, who disgraeed hu-
. lSnIS so long In Washington, by an
y Hpu' ientiy obtrusive system Of beg
Z afy' has at last dropped his shell and
,Rlhg ed hiI way where there are no
fo'e $ no travellers, and some would
say no cs,ngressmen. A good riddance.
Beau.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
MEMPHIS. TENN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1878

A dispatch from OkawviIIe, Illinois,
tSents-nine miles from Sc. Louis, on
the st. Louis and Southern railway,
says that cholera Of the true Asiatic
type is raging there fearfnliy. There
were twenty-three pers0us died In
twelve hours, and among thern the
principal brfdge-builder Of the South
western railroad company, and three
Of bis children, Five died In one
family In five hours. Patients died
IN fifteen minutes after being attacked,
and turned black Immediately. Medi-
cal aid had to be sent for from the sur
rounding towns People are leaving the
place rapidly, and those remaining sre
using disinfectants freely, burning tar
In the streets, etc. 1t is said there was
no local cause for the disease.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

Ib 4 British Admiral, Yelverton, in
1akh g ehszge Of what remained Of the
STan ish navy at Cartagena. il lisble 70
% an 'es under International law. and
I, no w 'uot VIII be broU ght to taw. per-
m ps oy his own government.
b ri'aOi8 still desires 10 rule tbe seas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

TREZEvANT-Died at Little Rock,
Arkansas, Monday, August 81, 1873, MARY
TREzRvAST infant daughter Of ]. T. and
Mary A TreZevnnf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03

The above rates include all charges
for insurance, receiving, forwarding,
transporting and draysge from depot TO
warehouses in Memphis. The through
rates at present are subject to continual
fiuctuatiOn.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
The following are the local rates per
bale between Memphis s.nd the under
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
ABLISHED 1910.

men and merchants win here
: ai'0' nd our river report on the third
: Psge, where we place it with our COM
l'ei" al report for the convenience Of
zoe most concerned. 1t is, as usual.
full complete and rzllable.