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SAYS the New York Tribune Of the
first: "a new manner Of catching rats Is
exciting great interest among the return
ing householder IN Madison avenue. A
barrel IS filed half full of water. A layer
OF powdered cork is laid on its surface,
and over this a layer Of c0rnmeal is
sifted. A chair and a box or two are
placed unobtrusively in the neighbour
hood, whereby the rateains the edge Of
the barrel. He sees nothing but the
zeal. he has no innate ideas which
teaen him 70 beware OF the treacherous
foundation On which that tempting sur
face rests. he snii1s, he leaps, and goes
gently down through meal and cork to
bis wstery grave. II any Of his friends
see him disappear from the edge OF The
barrel, they hasten after him to get their
share OF the probable pluDder, and are in
turn taken IL by hospitable desth. The
plan seems effective as against the rats,
but is calculated TO destroy their conf
dence in human nature
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Saturdar. Oetobor I1. 1s73,

within legal hours, the follos ing described
real estate, to-wit: situate, lying and being in
the county OF shelby and State OF Tennessee
described as follows, o-wit:
The south l2ft0 twenty-four and th-ee-quar
ters feet OF the east 50 flfty feet of city lot 81
/ in civil district MOL
Also, lot $50 at the southeast corner Of Sec.
/ ond and Monroe streets, in the l4th civil dis
I trict.
Aiso, one-half Of lot $40, at the corner of Sec
oDd aud Jack on streets.
Also, north one-third OF lot S75, at the corner
of Third and Washington streets, in 5th civil
district.
Also, the west 1850 forty-nine and three.
quarters feet Of lot aso, on the south side OF
/ Court street.
Also, north half of lot a2, in the Greenlaw
and SaffaTans subdivision, at corner OF Second
/ and Greenlaw streets.
Also, lot 565, on bayou, at the corner Of Con
I cord and Auction streets.
! Alsa, west part Of lot 90, on the west side OF
1 Main street, All OF which said lots lie in the
\ city Of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee.
And also, lots 2 3, o, :, . 10 IL I3and IA ol
| Jones' subdivision OF the Wright tract, lying
and being in the county CT shelby, state OF
Tennessee.
/ Terms Of Sale--On a credit Of six months,
/ purchaser or purchasers executing note with
! approved security, Lien retained. Equity Oi
/ redemption barred.
/ This September &, 1873.
NJ. ID. L. STEWART,
] w ol f,,- .,l,F,,,,,,s
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
On Saturday, October II, 1873.

No S57, r. D.-SecnDd Cnaneery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee. .-Wm. Morrow ct
al. vs.. CHARLES Jones ct al.
DY virtue OF an order of sale made in the
above stated canse on July 5, 1873, I will,
in pursuance OF said order, offer for sale at
public auction, and sell To the highest bidder
In ffont Of the office Of the second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, Tennessee, Greeplaw
Opera-Heuse, Second street, city of Memphis,
m
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GENERAL crsrAR SAYS:
FIGHT ON FOOT.

The Indians, outnumbering US almost
five to one, were enabled 10 envelope US
completely between their lines, formed
in semi-circle, and the river, which
flowed at our backs. The little belt OF
timber in which we had been first at
tackled, formed a very good cover for
cur led horses, while the crest Of a
second table-laDd, conveniently located
from the timber, gave US an excellent
line of defense. The length Of our line
I
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old FOLKS BARBECUE
Thursday, Sept. Ii, 1873
FAIR GROUNDS,
COMMITTEES:

Reception Committee. r. Coleman
W. 7. Avery, NJ. d. L. Stewart. Ben Duncan
W. J B. Lonsdale, Felix NJ. Jones,
Floor COInmiftee-O. r Prescott G. 4
Powell, g. B. Moore, Geo. Nellersh, Jas A
NewsOm, r. II. Wildberger.
Table Committee. Il. Forrest, d. II
Townsend, A. l.. Frsnkland, s. II. Lamb. jos
LenOw, X. J. r. L. Winn, Leon Trousdale
Samuel splcer, John G. Weaver, John Lent.
On RaiirOads-A. c. Bettis, a. W. Drew.
On Musie-C. D. steinkuhI
an lee and ESefreshments-I.E Eteinkuhl
On ConmisSsry Supplies. Halstead
A. z. Rettts, Cbas. kney, hos. Cubbins.
On InVitatiOns-J. p. Prescott, c. d. Stein
kuhl, WIN. II. Lake.
On Tickets for NOn-McubeFs-John T
Sfrat on J. Halstead NJ. Magevney, j. 5
wilkins, " m. Chase, ). II. Lamb, A. q. Bettis
j. 7. Prescott j. Z. Hoffman, &. b. Steinkuhl
j. X. Abernathy. I. W. Hoist.
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Two zen EiIIeG-The Railroad Accident
uf nutr.

~
DETROIT, September ia portion o.
the roof of the new roUDdbOuse of the
Michigan Central railroad, at Detroit
Junction, fell instantly, killing J
Schwartz and C. Monk, and fatally In
juring Thomas Dalan.
The cOroner's jury at the Muir railroad
Sisnster found William Brown, brake
mon NJ the express train, criminally
nifty c1%H of ,..'sobeyins Tia orders Of Con
Sunt6r Kneu to 20 back furthes TOWARD
he freight.trsin; also ffennd Conductor
Sheenan, engineer Montreal, and Brake
men Catney and Lowe, Of the freight
train, guilty of criminal negligenee; tht
engineer for running at a greater speee
than the rules OF the company allow,
the conductor for not having the brake
men at their posts, and the brakemel
for not being at their posts. The men
are all in custody, except Brown, Bht
is in Canada.
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STATEMENT or THE fRINCIPAL OF THE
PUBLIC DEBT OF THE UNITED STATES
oS TRE FIRST DAYS or JULY, DUR
rNq THE PAST FOUR YEARS.
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CAIRO, September 6.--Parties direct
from MurphysborO, Jackson county, re-
port eight deaths on TbHHdsy from
cholera, and eight new eases yesterday.
Five members Of one family, named
Griffith, near JoDesbOrO, Union county,
died from the same disea-e. lt appears
20 be spreading through the low grounds
west OF the Illinois Genital railroad, mean
the hfississippi rveE.
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RexIean News.

NEW ORLEANS, September g.
News from Monterey continues TO in
dicate a probable outbreak In that city,
in consequence of the contest for the
election of governor for the State Of
Nuevo Leon. General Garcia AyaIla
having received the majority Of the
popular vote over either Of his eompeti-
tors, his friends are sanguine or success
in the legislature, upon which the
choice now devolves. The present State
government bitterly opposes General
Ayalla, and has organized a military
force, which is guarding the palace; and
several chiefs OF the revolution Of last
year, who are in sympathy with the
State authorities, have reached Mon
terey, and have taken up quarters there
The federal government, which Is sup
posed TO favoT Garcia Ayalla, has ordered
several companies Of cavalry from San
Luis Potosl to Monterey, and their ar
rival is daily looked fOa,
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ST. LOUIS, September 6.-The United
States commissioners who have been ex
amining the bridge here have closed
their public meetings, but viii have
some private sittings with the engineer
Of the bridge before they make their re-
port. They will visit the bridge in per
son this morning, and make thorongh
examination Of its construction.
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OUR EXPENSES.
What II Costs to Run the Great Re-
public Through One Year
4 Heavy Bill.
The Items-COmpaI'isOn Of 1873 with
1872 and IS71-GSstifying EX-
hibit All ROuna.

Prom the New York Journal Of Commerce
We are now enabled to make up in
advance Of the annual report of the see
rstary of the treasury, q detailed state
N Mt OF the receipts and expenditures OF
the government during the entire fiscal
wear ended June 80, 1873. The f. ures
are obtained directly from the books OF
the treasury Department, for the Journal
OF Commerce The delay in obtaining
the statement was owing TO the usual
difficlty Of procuring early returns from
every part of the United States, and
arranging them under the proper heads
at the treasury. Ii usually takes six
weeks after the end of a quarter 70 get
fuu returns from the most remote dis
tricts. The estimates contained in the
last budget sent to congress by Secre-
tary BJutwell, proved nearly correct in
the aggregate results, but wide of the
mark in detail. Congress made extrava-
gsut appropriations. Immediately avail
able, but the revenues kept up and
balanced the account The net reduc-
ton Of the principal Of the public debt
Was S43 657, 80 05, or very nearly the
q innate, which was S44, so, 900. Below
viii be found a comparative statement
of use receipts and expenditures OF the
COVE, ument during the last three fiscal
years:
NET RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
TIE GOYERSMENT FOB THE FISCAL
YEARS ENDING JUNE 30, lS7l, lS1;
AND 1873:
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CHARLESTON.
DIED.


CARLEToN-Att the residence Of j. B. Orr,
Lafayette county, Mississippi, August 81, 1873,
CICERO CARLETON, son of DR.. A. and s. G.
Carleton, aged Is years, months and 10 days.
HARBFRT-On the 4th instant, in Coahoma
county, Mississippi, GooDLoyE MALONE HAR-
BERT, son of B. F. and Annie 81, Haroert.
The remains VIII go from the residence OF d.
G, Harbert, 46i Main street, to Elmwood, at 10
o'clock am.
FORD-At z 30 pm, Saturday, 9Th instant,
MARY +. FORD, at the residence Of her
brother, John B. Ford, 276 Washington street.
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence, at four o'clock this SUNDAY after
noon.
EMERSON-In this city on Saturday, Au-
gust soth. at twenty-five minutes after one
O'Clock. WN. A. EMERSON, In his flst year-a
native Of Alexandria, Virginia.
st. Louis (do.l and Alexandria (Va.) papers
please copy.
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CINCINNATI, September 6.-The Fort
Wayne (lnd.) Dispatch says: "In
Adams county, Indiana, a few nights
since, a negro who had just settled
there, was driven from his home, and
his home burned. Also that the barn OF
Nicholas Rurges was fired by incendia-
Eies on the same night. sE44 .
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A brutal outrage was perpetrated by
an attempted rape on little girl about
eight years Of age, near Scott's Hill, IN
Decatur county, by an Irishman named
John Carroll. Carroll is about five feet
eight inches high, medium size, haiI
short and rather gray, his beard some
what sandy, eyes blue. When he left
he had on a light pair Of pants, and q
colOred shirt; he alsO took other cloth
ing in black satchel. A handsome sum
is offered for the apprehension OF the
monster. We hope that he may be cap
tured and hung. -BOliUdT Bulletin.
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This Is The net amount after deducting IS
2sa,BS D. repaid into The treasury a. iiroceeu-
OF -ale, of ordnance, etc. 1ihe true expendl-
~ 81 q.
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YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1S7L.
NJ EeecfrEr
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nu,lsr Flrure. uim.slrIaheaa.

BosToE, September 6.-The Butler
headquarters 10 this city make dele
gates to the Republican State conven-
tan stand thnse hundred and sixteen
for Butler, to two hundred aud ninety
three for Washimrn.
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]. X. BRODIE.
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Rteamhoatmen's ConvenIlon.

LOUISVILLE, September 8. The
steam baatmen's association have ap.
pointed the following delegates to the
Philadelphia steamboatmen's conven-
ton: Captain B. G. Levi, Jas Howard,
A. S. Gilmore, A. II. Dugan, Pink
va.ble, Moses Irwin, Christopher Bush
H. verhoef, jr., and r. H. Woolfaik.
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srpRrNF CouRr OF TENNRssEE.
scHnoI-TEAcHER WANTEp.

A white male school-teacher is wanted
in the eighth civil district Immediately.
Apply to William Mckinney or Whit
Macon. Here is a good chance for some
man. The people Of the eighth district
are among the best, most clever and pros
porous of Hsrdeman cOunty.-BOtiUdT
Rff7lef5D
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sails Lake ropies.

SALT LAIB, September GA portion
Of the Yale college scientific expedition
have arrived here from Wyoming Terri
tory, and win examine the important
mining districts. The party had pro-
longed and severe combat with grizzly
bear in the mountains. After many
narrow escapes, snd serious injury t.
the guide at the paws of the bear, it was
finally killed.
Brigham Young and party returned
to-day from the soda springs, in Idaho,
improved in health.
Charles w. Morrill,, while administer
ing vapor bath to a Mr.. Bingham yes.
terdsy, was fatally injured by the explo-
sion Of lamp. Inhhling the fire, he was
dreadhllly burned, the skin dropping of.
The patient broke away and jumped,
nude, through the window to the ground
with slight injuries.
The city police gathered a thousand
dollars in raid on gamblers yesterday
Bloodshed is expected, as the infornel
was gambler.
T
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A clever statist in Paris has summed
nm the pecuniary results 10 France by
lie late war with Germany as follows;
.sWar indemnity, 5,000,00O,0eO frame
interest on The same for two years, SOO,
sS16 900 francs; the keep of the Gera an
raoaps. 273, ,637 500 francs; requisitionsi
az 5si .OD1 francs; value OF Obj Gus taken
without reQui.iiion, 254, ,i72,0OO francs
wsr contrisation levid ON Paris, w ,OV0,-
COO francs, and 50 on tll tne aeeoen. y I.
forms = total OF G. .Gz3, 81 1 900 francs. Bu'
rhis epormus sum Is exclusive Of pen
SONS to lie army, the damage done 70
nsferaI and the expenses OF reorgani-
zgtion. which swell the total TO lS,0n,-
OOa 600 francs. The average value of
,dsy's work in France is one franc and
a quarter; and thus II would take one
mao 10 90 O0e 900 days, or one million
of men thirty yeass, to work II out.
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JUNCTION MARKET
j. c. COLLINS g. SON.

HAVINCi .reopened our MEAT MARKET.
Il at 300 Alabama street, would be
pleased 10 let our old patrons know that they
can at all times receive ths CHOICEST
MEATS in the market, delivered free OF
charge. Also-GR 'CERIES, VEGETABLES
and SWEET MILK ON ICE. sens
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CLEVELAND, ONO, August 6.-Yes-
terday afternoon while some children
were playing in the barn Of John
Hazard, about four miles from this city,
set it on fire, and little boy four years
old, son OF Mr.. Hazard, perished in the
| flsmes. ss.
The Republican county convention
to-day nominated the following ticket:
VIM. Bingham, H. w. Curtiss, repre-
sentatives; o. J. Hady. j. F. Thorn
batch, J. M. Cooley, H. NJ. Chapman, @.
II. Babcook, judges of common pleas;
Darius Caldwell, auditorj w. S. Jones,
treasurer; F. w. Pelter, recorder; /. III.
Bohu1, prosecuting attorney; VIM. Rob
inson, coroner.
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PRICES oF TICKETS.

For Ladies and Gentlemen-ONE DOLLAR
each. Children of members over tive We yean
Will obtain tickets, free OF charge; all Othel
children over twelve years, FIFTY CENTS
No tickets will be sold or given to persons
eligible for membership, except to the sons o
members.
Members OF the Society must obtain then
tickets Of Fen Richmond, Financial Secret a
~, at the Fourth National Bank. All othe
persons desiring tickets, must apply to som,
member Of the Ticket Committee.
Tickets can be ObtaiSed only on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, September sth, g.i
and 10th.
W. B. WALDRAN, President.
j. p. PREsC1TT, Rec. Secretary. sep7
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Az Indianapolis reporter interviewed

Az I0uIAuaIlDIIs ItIIlIttI IulVI y" e.
a Rush county man about the spiritual
manifestations IN that county, and
q, 'cited the following statement; "Wt
Ii II Us sot round a table and put our
I;ssna, on 70 it, and pretty soon the thine
.hsyT.a . move, and we ali began TO feel
ou.,eI. n. was hot as blazes in the room
and daFk a. pitch. / tell you, It was the
fnpniest ~ - / was ever IN. The me-
dunn was frsal Cincinnati, and when
he table began % move be said, Now.
n thare be auy spirits present, let then
.ignifg Il by two slight eOrrolops on thu
able, aud, by gad, they cOrrOioped."
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ADpIIEONAL MARKETS..
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, September 6.-CottOn = Mid
ding, lSc. Net receipts, S5S bales. sales, l6d
bales stock, 1914 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September s.-Cotton In good
demand, and holders are firm Good Ordin-
sry. 1910; Texas ordinary, Il9Ec. Net receipts,
lao bales. Stock, 5597 bales,
M CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, September 6.-Co'ton firm
Good ordinary dull; middling, 1Sc; low mid
ding, l7ISe; good ordinary, 1870. Net re-
ceipts, l77 bales; gross receipts, 205 bales. Ex-
pots coast8 ise, us bales. Stock, l3, $50 bales
MOBILE.
MOBILE, September 6.-Cottou steady; mid.
ding, Isc; low middlirg, l51Sc- Net receipts
s}S bale. Sales, 100 bales. stock, 1914 bales.
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DISSOLUTION.

TlHE cOpartnership heretofore existing be.
Il tween ID. CANALE and l.. SOJARI under
the firm name and style of CANALE q hO-
sent, d. Canale retiring from the finn. L. So.
lart assumes the payment of all debts and
lab lities due from the late firm. and is s'One
authorized 10 collect dues 70 the same and re-
oeipt therefor.
ID rANATE
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NEW ADyERTISEMENTS
MASONIC NOTICE.

17HE STATED CoNyOCATION o. a
Penn Royal Arch Chapter, No. 2, will ~
be heid on MONDAY evening, septsmbsi
sun, al O'Clock, for dispatch Of business.
All Companions are fraternally invited.
BY order j.. z. FORSTER, NJ. E H.P.
Al WHEELER. Secretary. FeDT
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A Horrible stOry-A Brute Fatally shOi
By the Father Of HIS Victim,

DETROIT, September 6-Peter Jean
net, father of the little girl who was out
ragged by James Canovan in Muskegon
Monday night, went to the Jail to-day
and asked to see the prisoner, which was
granted by the sheriff. Jeannet then
stepped to the door OF the cell where the
villain was confined, and taking pistol
from his cap shot Canovan in the head.
Jeannet was taken before Justice Hoyt.
and admitted to jail. The facts in the
case are briefly stated by Free Press
correspondent as follows: On Monday
last Canovan enticed little girl only
nine years old into the woods, where he
kept her all night, and foully outraged
her person. Search was made tov the
child during the night by the alarmed
parents, but in vain. About daylight
the fiend let her go, and she came home,
barely able to walk. Canovan was ar
| rested Tuesday forenoon, and lodged In
Jail. The little girl died the morning of
the day following. The outrage created
great Indignation and excitement at
! Muskegon, ana tonight Il Is feared an
excited cfowdd VII soree an entrance
into the jail and finish Canovan, who is
still living. The governor has ordered a
company Of militia 20 Muskegon from
Grand Rapids, in case Of an emergency.
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MRS. II. FURSTENHEIM,
FASHIONABLE
M I Il LIN ER
DEALER IN FANCY GOODS, ETC.
No. 3S5 Main Street,
One door South OF Southern acopskir.
Factory.

Il would respectfully inform the citizens oi
Il Meinphis-thc ladies IN particular-that /
have opened my stOle at the above number,
ana VIII keep On hand nrSt-ciass stock OF
Hats, hOnness. Flowers. FeafllsBs, Rib-
bOsts, aee-, Efe.. Of the latest STYLES. Al-n
an elegant and full line OF Fancy Goods, Jew
cry Etc respectfully sol cit q share OF your
patronage, believing that, by close attention
TO business and fair dealing / shall merit the
same. Very respectfully,
Eep7 AAS. H. FURGTENHEEH
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s. W. RHODE, Observer,
Signal Service. United States Army.
RfraFa NV T~IeCrRnln

Rivers by Telegraph.
CAIRO. Septern Der 6-NoOn-Arrived: Cit,
of Chesi er, Memphis, 2 am; Carrie Kountz,
New Orleans, am; Hornet, st. Louis, 0 am; !;
Charles Brown, ST Louis, IL am; Falls Pilot,
Memphis, noon. Departed; Arkansas Belle,
Evansville, Q pm City of Nieksburg Nieks
burg, m. Carrie Kountz, st. Louis, a.m.; (;
City OF chester. st. Louis, a-m..-..-Night-
Arrived: ]. n, Phillips, 81. Louis, pm; ID.
NJ. Hobbs, ST. Louis, c, b. Church. st. Louis,
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis, pm. Departed: I:
Fails Pilot, Ohio river, PM; VI. NJ. Hobbs,
Cincinnati, pm. j. n. Phillips, P1ttsburg
pm. River ia len inches. Weather clear
and very warm.
CINCINNATI, September 6--Riyer fallen &c
inches; feet 10 inches in the channel.
Weather pleasant. Arrived: Lawrence Mem
phis. No departures but packets.
PITrsBURG, September 6.-Rlver stationary,
with foot inches in the channel Wea h
cloudy and cool, No arrivals or departures.
NASHVILLE, September 5-Riyer falling
slowly, with Is inches on Harpeth shoais.
Weather clear and pleasant. No arrivals or
departures,
NEW ORLEANS, September 6.--Weather
| clear and pleasant, Arrived; Exporter, st.
Louis. departed; Mary Miller, EClncinnatl; ;
Thomas Sherlock, 81, Louis,
EvANsyILLE, September 6.-Weather cloudy
and warm. Mercury 20 10 S40. River risen
inches and now stationary. No arrivals or
/ DEPARTURES except packets.
VIcKsBuRG, September 6-Weather cloudp
and warm. River falling. Down: Arlington
and barges- Up: Crescent City and barges;
/ Mollie Moore.
LOUISVILLE, September 6.-River falling
/ slowly, with feet II inches in the pas.
/ Weather clear and cool The shannon lett for
New orleans loaded 20 to her fun capacity.
No arrivals or departures except packets.
81. LOUIS, September 6.-Weather cloudy
/ and pleasant River stationary at this point
/ Arrived: Kellogg and barges, New Orleans
/ Departed: Capitola, Wick sbuTg; John Kyle,
New orleans; Elliott, Memphis.
weather Probabilities
/ WAsHINGToN, September 6.-For New Eng
I land States, on sunday, light 10 fresh winds
/ from The northwest and northeast viii pre-
/ vail, with clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the middle states, gentle and fresh
l winds, mostly from the northeast ana south
| east, with partly cloudy weather and pEoban'
/ rain over the southern Portion, >
! For the South Atlantic states, r-,,tl,- I,r,s,
/ weathes and occasional Taip areas
| For the gulf States, eakt of ne Ef,ss,ss;Dr,i
partly CLOUD weather with rain areas
! Eor the ohio valley and Tennessee, partly
( cloudy weather
! For the apper lake region, diminishing
/ pressure soptheTiy TO westerly Winds and
pArtly cloudy weather, with probably occas-
ional rain over the northern portion.
The majority of the afternnoR telegraphic
reports from upper Michigan, Dakota ana
| kOckv Mountain stations, have not yet been
| received.
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WASHINGTON, September 6.-Assist-
ant-Secretary sawyer leaves here to
night for New York on business con-
nected with the government.
The following appointments were
made to-day: John w. McI4aDahan,
Mart Moses, David Story and Robert
Francis, store-keepers for the fifth dis
trict Of Illinois, and Samuel Dymon,
gauger for the fifth district of Illinois.
1t is said that, anticipating Tesigna-
ton of 0eYeFner Cooke, the President
has rendered that position to Edward
Beale, native of Washington, who is
known in connection with the construc-
ton of wagon-roads to California.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-07
ID. CANALE.
SOLARI.

In retiring from the firm OF CANALE &
SOLARI, having sold my interest to my late
partner, j.. SOLAkI, ! desire to thank my
friends for theirlibeTal patronage. and hereby
solicit a continuance OF the same n the in
terest Of my successor, J.. SOLARL, who will
continue the business at The Old stand. No -
Bea'e street. D. CANaIE