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4.TEYV WOOD i AkD.

The subscriber has opened
WOOD lAED
On Fairf,x st., between Duke and W"'fo,
OPPOSITE THE FIRST PRLSE YIERiAN
CHU hEH.
Who're orders for any amount can b. hiied upon
reasonable terms pi the best qua,ity OF either
OAK Or PINE WOOD.
ANY per. on in want will please give me call.
SEP .9--tt JOHN =. 1OU NJ.
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Baltimore Md. August 4, 1873.
Thi: is 70 Cert..y, Tnat | haze this day sid
un;o Mc:srs ,Iau.l.y u Co, Of a!eAandGl', Va,
til sole righ: to prepare "nd ,e!! ;hc Mstin Ague
Mixture according to the genuine recipe as tor
rorly owned py me EonERr Ii. BIGGER.
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'''' ''' ''.', '
EsssftE&, SfIDES AND Bi@dstSSh,
SUITABLE
F0R THE COT NTEY TRADE
:~;.o. A.. ..,,.:.; .,..,,.;o, &c
country merchants and farmers,
AL in want will do well to c:ll before pur-
W W n ~ /
~ =. KIM; .;'i,REg1r
- -r' -, :.
ya1,i:Ts .I4,.iy sfs6.eA.
hA"1i'si ~ - %f11sr rrpBEnsl
\. WADnEYis. r King s,.~c..
LADIES. r1,r CAFE KID AND RUSSIA
T.vATIiFR r!TTnN BOOTS.
L';nrr,, s,yfc.
.nrru D,prop !. rG1rrT SLIPPERS
-, ;, r.n"h t.ia Ern,dw,v i.ii..' Lust
!rv,ca h,d icoiict, ln:smerc Toilet, Lasting
Toilet, > rye and Carpet 9ipper' IN every style
Al WADEEY'5, Il King street.
LADIES LASTING BOOTS.
\ large stock with scent variety of new
~ y 11''''-> - :, '-'''7
:, .1rrrs
~ ,hDLI,.: II Kin, ..rn,,
a. =" . = = - =
fo' Ia, =? IT r,i inI.Eyi> - I,i- Il ;i1o t.art
AT "-A'I'h = - N'''3 <''"'|
LADIES FINE SHOES,
at WADDEY'S, II King street.
LADIES HANDSOME 81 uITON BOOTS
1t V ADDE1 :, "A hIhs street.
T,ADlss2 FRENCH KID EMPRESS SHOES,
At WADpEI'a, - King street.
MISSES LASTING DOOIS,
IN EVER STYLE, QUALIFY and PRICE
,,,.,,pc, ,.1,c ,nd sru00I ROOTS
large SiocN' n nv Every w Wy 's "''0 4""''S'
,,rrc, ,rrp p1rTT0S 2O0TS
NJ ! > > = !" vv rn.;-.t II Kin, ..rnnt
rr,,,r ,>,r<.. FINE rRE~S ROOTS
HN : a u = ~ -, :unE>
Of !he b-s r.al:ty, ard at low Tices,
= Jr,l -, ii
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Alexandria, Va, August l5. 1913:
The yerr many INSTANCES which came under
our nersoi,,.i observation wailc ,c.:4S General
agents for tie :. c OF Matin A.;ae Mixture, n
which il etectcl y cure when Ill tier remedies
mad failed induced Us 10 pu:cllase the recl'e ard
prouriCtorship ., the Medicine, and enables II;
Confidently TO recommend Il in our psirods ana
tue pubic generally, II i most r.iiAo'e ahi VAL
uabl4 Lreparatiun. JANHGI - ".
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MISSES WALKING and SCHOOL BOOTS
A large stock, in every :tyio and quality.
Fric's .uw.
At WADDEY'>, ii King street.
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MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
IN EVERl STYLE, QUALli and PRICE
at WADDEl ., II XIII 6 street.
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LADIES HOUSE SHOES.
Large stock ur.d great variety, suitable Tor old
iat!ics
At WADDEY'>, "A King street.
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LADIES FRENCH KID EMPRESS SHOES
Entirely nov.
At WADDEI'a :! King street.
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MISSES FINE BUTTON BOOTS,
at WADDnI'S Il King street.
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@~ Give mo q call. Jan o-tl
v7lRGINlA SOAP WORKS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Having leased the Soap Works on north Union
street / nm now prepared to iurnish the trads
with the following grades Of Soap, which us
manufactured Of the best materials and sold ut
the lowest market prices, to wit:
WAkFIELDS COLD WATER SOAP.
NO. l FAMILY SOAP.
NO
LAUNDRY SOAP.
STEAM SOAP.
no. BRO WN SOAP.
NO.2 .
We also manufacture superior article OF Soap
suitable Tor dyers and scourers-to all of which
we invite the attention of the trade.
L TOBRlNER, Manufacturer,
nol-.f No ~ North Onion st.. Alexa., Va
4 ,RANBERRIEo for sale by ~.
y nov IL j. {. MILBURN
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LADIES HANDSOME BUTTON BOOTS
81 WADDEI :, "A hins street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
TELEGRAMS.

Much anxiety has existed in Salt Lake
among the Gentiles during the past few
days, caused by rumors that Governor Woods
will be removed. A numerously signed peti-
lion has been forwarded TO congress in behalf
Of the Interests OF Utah.
The New York produce exchange re-
ceived a telegram Saturday from Science
lady, that under the most favorable cireum-
stances il VIII take three or four days 10 move
70 tide-water the fifty boats lying within ten
miles west OF schenectady.
A London dispatch, dated December
18th. saws the ship Arabia, from Calcutta for
Boston, ioundered al sea Ia latitude 2 iongi-
tude bo Part OF the crew were landed al
Groves End yesterday, and the remainder,
thirteen in number, were drowned.
At Carbondale, Illinois, on Saturday
afternoon, John r. Brust spilled ink on the
register at the Planters honse, which the
clerk die not approve, and j. ". Mcdonald,
the proprietor, aud the clerk pitched into the
ink-spiller, during which the latter was shot
ami killed.
William Doagan, Jointly indicted with
VIM. Carroll, already convicted on the charge
OF rObbing an italian vessel in New York
harbor, gagging those on board and wound
ing the espta,ia oy "a p.sSGl.sot Wa io9Ra
years ia the state prison.
About four hundred workingmen
met in Cincinnati, last night, and passed res
olutions lhat any government should be over
thrown that failed 20 furnish employment to
the poor, and adopted the New York resolu
tions, modifying the demand to, "WoTk, or
remission Of rent till next April"
The late Seth Adams left an estate
valued at one million seven hundred thou
sand dollars, and provided in his viii for the
establishment, near Boston, OF q home for the
treatment and accommodation OF those
AFFLICTED with the ny ypOchOndria, from which
Iaalady Adams suffered FOR years.
The Bender family, charged with a
number Of murders ia Kansas, we're arrested
IN BeungsVille, Spartanburg county, South
Car lima, a few days ago. The father and
mother are IN custody, and the son and
daughter, living in North Carolina, are being
SOUGHT after. Their family name is Webb.
Major Robert A. Kenzie, paymaster In
the United States army, and attached 10 the
stan Of Eeutenient-General sheridan, oied
day afternoon OF heart-disease. He was at
hi, office al General sheridan's headquarters,
Friday afternoon, apparently IN his usual
health.
Rev Father Duggan, whose declara-
lons OF apostacy from the Catholic faith
which caused such sensation at san Fran
cisco, and who advertised lecture exposing
Catholicism, failed TO appear. He has written
an humble, abiect letter 10 the archbishop
acknowledging his faults and praying 10 Be
taken back Into the fold.
The books and papers Of six or eight
by the custom officers on the charges OF fraud
Ia the Importation Of handkerchiefs. Suits
haFe been entered against three OF The frns
til- Others are under investigation. Between
u.e ~ idred and two hundred thousand dol
lhrs i- the amount Involved.
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Election of Directors.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. ii, 1873. !
STOCKHOLDERS of this Bank are hereby
notit Ell that an election for Fifteen Directors,
for the ensuing twelve months, win be held
at this office, No. II Madison street, on Mon
day. january Isth, from 10 a m. until pm.
decI2 s. P. READ, Cashier.
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DIED.

CULLEN-On Sunday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
MoLLIE, daughter OF Henry and Ellen Cullen,
aged years and months.
Friends and acquaintances OF the family
are invited to attend the funeral this MON
DAY. evening at O'Clock, from the residence,
corner Tennessee and Georgia streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

ents state that in order 10 supply the
demand from packers the reserve OF
st ck hogs has been drawn upon quite
extensively, and that as a rule the sup
ply OF hogs it for market is nearly quite
exhausted at the points of produc-
ton. Partial returns from Illinois,
winter wheat sown this season indicate an in
crease of IS per cent. Overt the average sown
in the fall OF 1872. The condition and pros
poets In nearly all the Territories is very
much more favorable than in pecem Der, 1872.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
Hoc.pnelkLnK in Chfcago.

CHICAGO, December 15.-The number of hogs
packed here to date is seven hundred and
ninety-six thousand one hundred and ninety
seven, against four hundred and twenty-nine
thousand four hundred and thirty the same
time last year. The Commercial Bulletin to-
day says very little definite Information has
the package of the west. The receipts OF hogs
continue quite large at all the principal pack
ing points, and packers have transacted
large business notwithstanding the enhanced
values. Itmay be considered safe to estimate
the aggregate packing of the west TO date at
three million hogs, or nfty-tve per cent. OF the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
PUBLIC SALE OF SECURITIES.

TFUR the purpose of paying q debt due to me
sum OF two thousand dollars (s200O), and inter
est due on the 3lst day OF July, A. ID. 1872, or
so much thereof as the same will pay, will,
Monday. the Ssth of December, 1879,
between the hours of 10 am. and pm, in
front of the Mechanics iand Traders Bank,
No Madison street, in the city Of Memphis
offer at pu ublic SALE for cash, the following de-
scrihed securities, la my hands as eollaterals
for the paynaent of said debt, to-WiL: 5000
Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad first
mortgage per cent. Gold Bonds; also. lS5
shares stock in the Memphis, Holly Springs.
Okolona and selma Railroad Com pany.
del3 q. g. GRAHAM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

. Bank OF Memphis will please take notice
that there will be an election for thirteen di-
rectors 10 serve the ensuing year, at No 23
Main street, on
Tuesday, January 18th, Next.
Election from IL o'clock am. to pm.
del3 MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

UHHE STATED CONVOCATION OF e
1 Memri1is Royal Arch Chapter, No. KX
s5 will be held on MONDAY evening, W
December 18th, at O'Clock, for dispatch Of
business.
All Companions are frsternally invited.
BY order W. s. MATTHEWS, M. E. II. p.
K. W. SHELTON, Secretary. dei5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

rE1HE SPECIAL RELIEF CON- ...uzz,s..
MIrrEE gives notice to all "a
needy Odd Fellows or their fami-z 81
lies in the city, that they will be ASfse
supplied with whatever their necessities may
REQUIRE, by making application for orders
upon the following committeeman:
A W. NEWSOM, l66 Front street.
GEO. W. L. CROOK, 81 Madison street
VIM. HENRY, Is Madison street.
J. p. HOFFMAN, sos Main street.
The Odd Fellows commiSsary store viii be
open from 10 to Il o'clock on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays no2
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.oTTCT
Election for Constable In the Fifth Civ
District of shelby County.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by
IN virtue of section 4u of the Code OF Ten
nessee, will, on
Tuesday, December 2Si, 1878,
at the voting precincts in the Fifth Civil Dis
trict of Shelby County, to-wit: at the Old
Engine House on Poplar street, between Main
and Second streets, and at Big Spring, proceed
10 open and hold an election for one Consta-
BILE, TO fill the vacancy Oecasioned by the
death of Barney Cox, to serve the Fifth Civil
District of shelby County, Tennessee, for the
ensuing time prescribed by law.
The following named persons are appointed
to hold said election:
At Poplar-street Engine House Patrick
KernS. Eeter Townsend, and John COoDey,
Judges. Mike Mcmahon and John Nichols,
Clerks.
st Big spring-W. B. waldron, NJ. S. Bacon,
and W. J. MhOOn, Judges. W. Mclean and
Shelton White, Clerks.
W. j. p. DOYLE,
Sheriff of shelby County.
Sherif's Office, Memphis, December I3, 1873
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I.,f no man ftaII 20 secure his regisGra-
fion Papsr rs before the Offices are closed.
Only two days IefE.
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secretary BeIknap's Marriage.

CINCINNATI, December I3.-Ihe number OF
hogs slaughtered since November lst IN this
city. three hundred and forty mine thousand (;
same time last year, TWO hundred and sixty
Rigflf fhOueand.
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''e' Fa,a,Suoo,ine Anrsy.

CINCINNATI, December I2.-W. W. Belknap,
secretary OF war, was married TO Mrs. II. I.
Bowers, daughter OF DR.. John A. TOmlinSOn
The ceremony, owing to a recent affilction IN
the family of the brides relatives, was wholly
private,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

ST. LOUIS, December l3.-The st. Louis
Mutual life insurance company. against
which so much litigation has been directed
for some months past, has arranged to rein
sure its policies in the Mound City Mutual of
this city. General Blair, State superintend-
ent of insurance, approves of the arrange
ment, and will withdraw the suit of the State
department now pending against the st. LOUIS
Mutual. The agreement between the two
companies will be signed to-day. Joseph b.
Eads will be the president of the Mound City
Mutual under the new arrangement, and
none of the old or new directors OF the st.
LOuis Mutual are TO be in any way connected
with the future management of afIairS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

New Freight CIBssificatiOn-Libera Re
BuhaIPan Meeting

NEW YORK, December l2.-The leading rail-
way lines have decided that on and after the
fifteenth of December, 1873, liquor in wood,
nototherwise specified, shall be rated as first
class freight, and liquor in wood, valued at
one dollar per gallon, when so stated on the
shipping receipt by the shippers, shall be raj ed
as third-cass freight.
Alta meeting of the Liberal Republican gem
eral committee, tonight, resolutions We're
adopted that, in the Judgment of the COM
mittee, the nomination of Williams for chief
justice should not be confirmed, and heartily
congratulatingthe country upon the adoption
by congress OF the general amnesty bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

Friday morning, Vance Dent went to
a schOOlhouse at Quincy, owen county, on the
Chicago railroad, and asked Salem c. Hardin,
a teacher employed there, TO let him have a
broom to sweep the Christian church. They
got into quarrel about the broom, and Dent
struck at Hardin with knife. Hardin ran
off, pursued by Dent, who again struck at
him, infiicting bad wound and telling him
TO the ground. Hardin grasped 8 stick of
wood as he rose, and brought il down on
Dents head with frightful force, causing in
lsfa anti
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PITTSBURG, December IA special to the
Chronicle from MOdoc City, Butler county,
states that a fire broke out at seven O'Clock
this morning, consuming at least Oue-fourth
of the town. II was supposed u be the work
of au incendiaTy. The loss Will reach thirty
ten thousand.
John Foreman, who was convicted of at
tenn pting 10 poison a man named Snyder, in
Butler county, and eight other prisoners
made their escape from the jail in Butler last
night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
BrEgham's EiEt teenth COnSOrt on he
EPcfurfnR TOUF

DENVER, Col, December 1.-THE sensation
of the last two days, has been the lecture
tour of Mrs Anna Eliza Young, the nine
teenth wife OF Brigham, her lectures being
on the subject of poiygamy. Her lectures
have been barely attended, and the Denver
press have made 1t a leading topic. she leaves
here on Saturday under an engagement to lee
ture fifty nights in eastern cities, commencing
in St. Louis. she receives ten thousand dol
lars for the course,
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Departure of the Virginius Survivors
All Quiet aa Havana
MIsceIIaneOus.
The claim of nine thousand four hun

Iuc CIdIII UI uIIIt IlUuodIIu IUIII HIITI-
dred dol ars held by the Hoboken savings
bank against Fitch & Hatch, has been bought
by different persons who are secured by a de-
pOsit Of Ohio and Chesapeake railroad stock
for one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars. The buyers also guarantee the pay
mant of the dEnOsitnrs of Iha hank.
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Cutting loose from Beeeherism.

NEW YORK, December l3.-At q prayer
meeting in the Church of the Pilgrims, Brook
lyn, last evening, Rev. DIR. StOreys, pastor,
presiding, resolution was adopted to the
effect that ii Plymouth church aOides by the
terms of the resolution introduced by Rev.
Mr.. Beecher, and adopted, proclai ming the
sovereignty OF that church in the matter of
church poiity and government, the Church of
the Pilgrims would be separated from fellow
ship with them. The Congregational church
of Clinton avenue took similar action last
evening, DR.. Buddington. the pastor, declaring
that if Plymouth chucrh persisted in the
declaration of Independence, there must be
8 formal recognition of separation by a prop
eTly constituted council.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

NEW YORK, December l3.-Loans, increase
S2I47 ICO; sperie, increase. 81, 800; deposits
increase, S,036,9O0; legal tenders, increase
IS $4,000; circulation, decrease, SIS, 800.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
An Adams Express agent Robbed and
MORALLY MOunded.

NASHVILLE, December l3.-W. b. Wood,
agent of Adams express company at Frank
lin, Kentucky, had his skull crushed in and
dollars about nine o'clock THURSDAY night.
There were three men concerned in the as
Sault and robbery. One of the suspected par
ties was shortly afterward arrested. Two
others, John Mcclure and Duncan McPher-
SON. who cIandeStinely boarded the southern
bound freight train soon after the occurrence,
were discovered and locked up by the conduc-
tor, and guarded until their arrival in this
city, where they were turned over to the po-
lice, and yesterday afternoon return ed to
Franklin. 1t is Il ared that Mr.. Wood is NOR
tally wounded
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

EVANSVILLE, IND, December ll.-Joseph
Bird shot and mortally wounded John Jarvis,
of this city, on the Kentucky shore, near
Green river, to-day. The shooting was unprO-
voked, as stated by witnesses. Bird, who is
hard .segg - is still at large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

JACKsoSYILLE, ILL, December l3.-Reports
dated December lst, received at the office of
the National Crop Reporter, correcting the
previous estimates, indicate for the corn crop
of 1873, IN comparison with that OF 1872, as fol-
lows: The States OF Illinois, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Iowa, ohio, Tennessee, Kansas and
Missouri, which produce in the aggregate
over one-h half of the entire crop of the United
States, show q total loss OF 29.2 per cent. The
heaviest loss is in Kansas--H per cent. I;
slightest In the United States, IL per cent;
Illfonis less nearly - per cent; Iowa, over 25
per cent; Ohio, nearly p per cent, and Mis-
souii S21S per cent. Returns relative to the
total quantity used in iattening for market
this season, as compared with the test In the
states above mentioned, and Ia Georgia and
Arkansas, shows total falling of of 10
per cent; OF this the percentage of loss
IN Illinois, 7-l0; Iowa, 4-l0; Ohio, Q; Mis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
Secretary Belknap's Marriage - Six
Months Adrift-The Greeley Me-
mentO-A Theater Burned.
Brigham's Nineteenth Love on Tour of
Observation-Disclosures,
CasualtT-Spanish OutrageS.
Cargo OF Cotton Burning-The Last st.
Louis Murder in New Phase
Insurance.
Death Of Judge NelsOn-AnOther War
in Africa-MysteriOu Death-Mur.
der and Robbery.
The Question of Increased Taxation
HOg.PacEIpg at ChicagO-Depart-
ure of the Yirginius survivors
Havana Quiet.


WEST CHESTER, PA, December Bidder
zook was refused a new trial to-day, and SEN
fenced to be hanged.
q Sht,, Uoaaad xxffh fyoataw RurufnV
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Loring G. White. aIins Wm. Ellis. o

Weymouth, Massachusetts,, who was arrested
in New York last February, and carried to
Cleveland, Ohio, on q requisition, to be tried
for forgery, was found guilty, Saturday, of is
suing and passing oIged Union Pacific in
come bonds, to the amount of fifteen thou
sand dollars, on the bank of j. V. Painter, Of
that city. In the summer Of 1872 White also
passed a number of these forged bonds in
New York and other eastern cities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15

Remember, you have only two days
In which 10 secure yOuF registration pa
pers, without which yOu cannot vote ON
the first OF January.
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new York Bank Statement.

HAVRE, December l3.-The ship Priston ar
rived on the eighth instant f ON New Orleans
with one thousand, four hundred and thirty
bales of cotton, and is now burning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
THIS LETTER

was received on Thursday, the fourth instant,
and acting On the information Sherein con-
tsined, that energetic official left on the four
o'clock train the same afternoon, accom-
panied by two deputies, for the purpose of
bringing the gentle Ganum back to his old
quarters in the stone palace provided by the
forethOught OF our country patriarchs Ior the
accommodation Of gentlemen OF his ilk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
MORE THIEvINa.
ANOTHER MURDER,
-Dno the Ear,afOhia Sfor,af

only few days ago Cocoanut and Berry
were sentenced 10 the penitentiary for mur-
der. This was the fourth murder committed
In our county within twelve month";, and yet
almost before the walls of the courthouse
ceased TO reverberate the voices Of the. attor-
Deys on either side We are called upon TO
chronicle another daring outrage against the
peace OF the community. AS far as we can
learn by the preliminary trial there had been
fight on the evening OF the ninth of Decem-
Der between Charles Powell aud John MoSsly,
a few blows were struck but 20 harm done. 1t
seems, however, that Powell was not satisfied
out went to the house Of MOSeiy next morn
ing, gun in hand, and called Mosely to come
out, which he did, and while advancing, with
out any hostile demonstration on his part, was
ordered by Powell to stop, and upon failing 10
obey this command was deliberately shot
down by Powell and died in few moments.
We have not the time to say more on the Sub
Ject. Powell had trial before Esquire At
kinson on Thursday and was sent 70 jail 10
await further trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-12-15
Iheater burned Ont.

BAITIMORE, December ia nre IN the old
Museum building this morning burned out
the American Theatre COmique company
and caused considerable damage to the other
occupants. Loss, thirty thousand dollars; in
surance, fifteen thousand dollars.