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REHKOPF-fn this city, yesteriav. WILLS,
and EDMONIA REHKOPF, aged four and eiRht
| years, respectively, children of DorOthea and
the late William Rehkopf.
Friends and acquaintauces are invited 20
attend the funeral, from the residence ON
nando road, this SUNDAY afternoon at two
o'clock.
CUENINGHAM-on Saturday morning. at
two o'clock, at the Point above Wolf river,
Mrs. CUNNINGHAsf, aged seventy-three years.
The funeral will occur this SUNDAY morn
ing, at ten O'Clock, from her late residence.
BEANIsH-At the residence Of his father
on Robinson avenue, near Elmwood, June IA
1873 Paul Beamish, youngest son OF +. II. and
Jane Venn, aged Is months.
Funeral this SUNDAY afternoon at 5
o'clock.
GRIEsHABER-On Saturday, June IA, 1873,
Caroline Grieshaber, aged u years and
months.
Friends and acquaintanees are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, to
lake place at the residence, on Clay'str be-
tween DeSoto street and fernando road, to-
day at 2 O'Clock.
From the Memphis Presbyterian
ROWLEY. the residence of his brother
Of shelby county, Tennessee, May 20. 1873, Mr.
KELSEY NJ. Y. ROWLEY.
Mr.. Rowley was the youngest son of the late
DR.. NJ. V. Rowley, of Clarksville, Tennessee.
he was young man of remarkably pure
moral character; was a child OF the Covenant
baptized in his infancy by the senior editor
Of this paper, more than quarter of century
ago. His devotion to his aged widowed moth
err his sisters, and to his only surviving
brother, always made him an object OF the
strongest attraction in the home circle. He
ua s, remarkably diffident, retiring and
I1,lest that his true characteristic inner
feelings-were known and appreciated only
by those who knew him best. Though he
never made public profession of religion, it
is believed that his Impressions on that great
subject were deep and lifelong. His very last
words were words of earnest communion and
pleadings with the God Of his father and
mother, the Gsd Of Abraham, Isaac and Ja-
cob, whose words az yea and amen, and who
has said 70 the faithful, believing parent, 4"
will be God to thee, and TO thy seed after
thee" 1t is hoped that his disemeodied spirit
is at rest, and looking for the speedy coming
of loved ones whom he left weeping and sor-
rowing, most of all because they should see
his face no more in this world. X.
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II has been held that bondsmen of
bankers clerks--Of teller, for instance
are liable even when this teller becomes
cashier. In a case of this sort recently
decided, the bond said "and such other
business as may be intrusted to him, I"
aud therefore the decision above given.
Why do not the people so fond of insur-
ance organize an association TO go on
official and other bonds for pay? The
times and the corruptness Of the age de-
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

THE Trenton blteUigeacer, Browns
vile Bee and the States, Somerville
Falcon, Bolivar Bulletin, and perhaps
Others, concur in asserting the necessity
for a convention, to devise ways and
means for the perfection of a narrow
gauge railway system for West Tennes-
see, Northern Mississippi and Eastern
Arkansas. The time and place are now
--.-....-.l rrr,ln-.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June IA. - Cotton
quiet; good ordinary, 144c; net receipts,
las bales; exports to Great Britain, 1892
bales; sales, 800 bales; stock, 26,922
bales.
SAVANNAH, June 14.-Cotton firm
middling, 1S5e; net receipts, 446 bales;
sales, 32S bales; stock, 17,l44 bales.
MOBILE, June IA Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middling, 183c; net receipts
81 bales; sales 400 bales; stock 20,7S7
bales.
CHARLESTON, June I4.-Cotton
quiet; middling, 185c; net receipts 300
bales; exports "oastwise 1873 bales; sales
200 bales; stock 12,303 bales.
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grand jury, and sent the witnesses to
the house of detention.
NATIONAL DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting oi
the national division of the Sons of Tenn
peranee will commence in this city on
the eighteenth instant. Visiting dele
gates will be given public reception.
AN Ex-UNTTED STATES CONSUL DEAD.
Max Stettheimer, resident partner at
Frankfort of the well known banking
firm of ]. & w. Seligman, of this city,
died there to-day. He was United
States consul at Stuttgardt during the
administrations of Pierce and Bu-
chanan.
GERMAN WELCOME TO GERMAN ARTISTS.
The Germans of this city are prepar-
ing to give a fitting welcome to the
Prince George royal band of SaXony,
expected to arrive in few days.
THE TIDE OF IMMIGRATION.
Nine thousand immigrants have ar
rived this past week, making one hum
dred and f0rty-one thousand eight hum
dred and fifty-six since January first.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Among the passengers for Europe to-
day were D. K. Kening, of the Cincin-
natl Gazette, Rev. DIR. John Hall, Prince
Azuma and suite of Japan, Samuel J.
Tilden, James B. Beck and family, of
Kentucky, Don Piatt, Colonel Freye,
Peruvian minister, and George II. Stu
art.
PREPARATIONS FOR sTOKEs's RBTRIAL.
The district-attOrney is preparing for
the new trial of Stokes, and has caused
the cOmmittal to the house of detention
of the three hall-bOys of the st. Nicho-
las hotel-the principal witnesses in the
case.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL TO BE REMOVED.
The president of the medical board of
Bellevue hospital, has been requested to
call a meeting of that board to consider
and report upon the expediency of the
removal of the hospital that the build
ings may be taken for the proposed
Bridewell and city prison.
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Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1873,
Lots Nos. !, 2 and 8, OF the
f. LANE SUBDIVISION.

Shelby county. State of Tennessee. Lot No /,
fronting 2oy54 feet on Trigg avenue, south of
and near the city of Memphis, containing
four acres, and embracing the improvements
and fine residence of +. Lane
Lot No. adjoins No. /, and fronts on Trigg
avenue 25o54 feet, containing also four acres
Lot No. fronts on HeTnandO road 3O4 feet
and butts the south ends Of Nos. and 2 and
contains five acres.
All of said lands are convenient to the Her
nando street cars, and most excellent grounds
FOR suburban homes. See plots of same at nv
Office.
TERMS OF SALE-CIedit of six, twelve and
eighteen months, in equal instalments: notes
with good security required and lien retained
Equity of redemption barred.
June Is, 1873. NJ. d. L. STEWART.
Clerk and Master
MeKissick 4 Turley, sols. for Complainant.
Jarnigan Frayser, soils for defer dants.
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thanks in credit to Cambridge, with the
best time during the week that has ever
been made in the west.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United states for
the District of West Tennessee.-In the mat
ter of ]. T.. Begbie, bankrupt, before Thomas
j. Latham, Esq, Register.-To the creditors
of the above named bankrupt:
FTIAKE notice that final meeting OF the
Il creditors Of said bankrupt viii be held at
the office of said Register, in the city of Men,
pbIs in said District, on the 18th day OF June,
ISIS, at y O'Clock, noon, for the purpose named
in the 27th section Of The bankrupt act Of
March 2, 1857; and that / have filed my final'
accounts as asst gnee of the estate Of the said
bankrupt, in said court, and that on the said
day l shail apply to said court for the settle
ment Of my said accounts, and for discharge
from all liability as assignee of said estate, IN
accor5ance with the provisions of the 18th Sec
ton OF the act Of Congress, entitled "An act
to establish a unffcrm system Of bankruptcy
throughout the United States, approved
March 2, 1868. o. WOODBRIDGE, ASH gnee.
Memphis, June u, 1873. Jel5
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Nolierels EcOle des Fem. 'es n'ls Deell "a
,,rr-lnced at the C0medie-hl. NnSAis -l ~
Paris this play, if has been notices. wa Wa
-,sodnced In the year of the poets l. a1ei- ar :
race (l66I. ayes" says critic, ,ti : :
,,,s7TTia-e occurred on the twentieth Of
February; and the piece was produced
On the twenty-sixth OF December; ana
in those ten months Anande Bolart had
time enough TO bruise the heart Of the
noOS great man"
IL IL ,,.lak- with q small de
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Raleigh Springs.
NMNIBUSES viii meet trains at National
" Cemetery for Raleigh Springs.

.OMNIBUsEs win meet trains at National
" Cemetery for Raleigh Springs.
- Tickets from Memphis to Raleigh, and
return, 81 ., inclusive of omnibus fare.
- Tickets can be obtained at No. 2S728
Main street, and at the Memphis and LOUIS
VILE depot ]. T. FLYNN, Superintendent.
DARGNERSHEP NOTICE
From and after this date, Mr.. n. N.
IrezeVant viii be partner in our busin ness
without change Of firm name.
IRRELEVANT & co.
Memphis, June 18th, lS78.
]. p. TREZEVANT. n. n. TREEVANT.
DEAL ESTATE EXCHA ANGE-Trezevant a
n, 90. successors to kOyster, ,Trezevant & COY
n. e. corner Main and Jefferson sts. While we
make a ecialty OF public sales in which a
long experience is brought 10 the service Cf
our patrons, We are fully prepared to give at
tentlOn to property in our hands at private
sale, or for rent or exchange. ~ Our Rental
Department Is in charge OF W. ID. McCaliun,
who Is fully qualified TO give satisfaction,
equally 70 landlord and tenant.
Jel4 TREzEvANT & co.
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FOR THE SUHyNER.

sg- Persons leaving the city for
the Summer months can hare the
DAILY APPEAL fOrwarded to
any address by paying One Dol
Tar per month,
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adjudged so some time ago, and ordered
sent to the asylum, but for lack of room
had not been taken there, and not being
guarded with sufficient care, he got out
on the street.
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Notice to visitors Of Raleigh Springs.

FTI6E undersig gned will transport passengers
i in comfortable Omnibuses from the Ma
tional Cemetery TO Raleigh, and return, for 25
cents each way. Very respectfully,
TAYLOR & BONNER.
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Pope Pius-The Lost POIaris-
Fourth Of July-NashV lIle's
Cholera Diagnosis Fire
Chronicles.
Cable News from London, Madrid,
and Other Foreign Points
Iowa, New York, and In.
diana Turf Sports.
Washington Topics = st. Louis
Items-RailrOad News-Lat-
est Intelligence from
All Points.
The PONG ConvaIescent.
6erVed Mtm RIRht.

ROME, June 14.-The pope has COM
pletely recovered from his late indispo-
sitiOn
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OFFICE OF
Washington Fire & Marine Ins. Go.

MEMPHIS, JuneI2. 1873.
At meeting OF the Directory, held at the
Oface Of the Company, No 81 Madison street
Semi-AnnUal Dividend OF Five Per Cent.
upon the Capital stock was declared out OF
the business of the past six months, and or
dered credited upon the Stock Notes
GEO. W. l. CROOK. Sscretarv
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EXCURSION TRAIN
For Raleigh Springs.

TRAIN VIII leave the Depot, head of Main
Il street, SUNDAY JUNE 18th, at s 80 am.
sr Fare for Round "Trip, 81 25. including
Returning leave the Springs at 500 p.n
Tickets for sale at 2S73l Main street and Al
Depot, head Of Main street.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Sup't.
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INDIANA.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, June 14.-Last
day. Larger attendance and fine sport.
The trot fIee for all was called af two
o'clock this afternoon, with Black
Frank and Chicago only in. Red Cloud
has gone home sick, and Mohawk, jr.,
is non est. Frank had the call, and large
investments were made. Both were in
splendid condition. The friends of
Frank exulted audibly upon the result
of the first two heats, hut things took q
turn, and the following is the score:
Black Frank, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2; Chicago, 2, 2
l, /, 1. Time, 2:283, 2:oS4, 2:27f, 2:2Sl,
2:32. The knowing ones fell, and the
sore ones got even in the
running race of mile heats
with four entries. Wargig was winner,
with Joe Barners second, and Marge
third, and Ritchie fourth. Time, 1857,
/ :552. An impromptu race of one-fourth
of mile closed the exercises, quiet
old gentleman from Ohio paying two
hundred dollars for the privilege of see
ing the hind feet of Nashville once more.
The meeting has been grand success,
and the management have placed to
their score many dollars, and many
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Sports Ofthe Turf,

PEREsCo, Iowa, June 1.-THE June
races commenced here to-day. Run
ming time 1850. Alice Ward first, Old
Ben johnson second. Trotting time
2:40. Lady Helen first, Princeton Boy
second
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NEW YORK,


JEROME PARK, June l4.-The third
days races of the June meeting OF the
American jockey club took place to-
day. The track was in fine condition.
The first race was for purse of five
thousand dollars, for three year olds,
mile and quarter heats. Three horses
started, viz: Stonehedge, Survivor, Joe
Johnson, Felloweraft, McFadden,
Eelaire and Planet Colt; won by Sur
vivor; time, 2:153. The second race was
for purse of six hundred dollars, for all
ages, mile and three-quarters heat Mate
and Hubbard started; won by Mate;
time, 1904. The third race was for the
Westchester cup and sweepstakes of
fifty dollars, with fifteen hundred dollars
added; distance, two and half miles;
won by Wanderer beating True Blue,
Bessie Lee and Planet Colt; time, 4:04
The fonrsh race, three-quarters of a mile,
for cup and six hundred dollars, wa S
won by Ophelia; White Hose second;
time, "a; five horses started.
The fifth was hurdle-race. Victor
and Village Blacksmith started. The
latter won; timey 1881.
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SECOND CHANcERY COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SATURDAY, JULY 1s, 1873.

No SOO.-Theo. Wilkinson VS.. F. Lane ct al
DY virtue OF q decree of sale made by the
ID Second Chancery Court in the above cause
I Will sell to the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, at the outside door of the Second Chan
Gerry Courtroom, on second sueet, city of
Memphis, on
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At an adjourned meeting of the friends of
the late Colonel r. A. PinsOn, the following
preamble and resolutions, presented by the
committee appointed at previous meeting,
were read and unanimously adopted.
Wa. GOODMAN. President
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HoRToN's SCHEMES.

Horizons swindling operations are said
TO amount in the aggregate to seventy
five thousand dollars. Merchants and
bankers interested have intrusted the
case to the private detective agency.
A reward of three thousand dollars has
been offered for his arrest.
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grand jury, and sent the witnesses to
the house of detention.
NATIONAL DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE,
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THE JUMEL WILL CASE.

The coroner's Jury to-day, in the case
Of James Downey, lS-ho died from the
biow of brick hurled by Michael Gro
n,zt on Sunday night last, have given
verdict Of justifable homicide. The
coroner, however, required Cronin to
give bail 10 await the action Of the
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Some sixty gentlemen, incIu ding
General Slater, ColOnels Church, Win
gate, and Cullen, Orange Judd, Chester
r. Dewey, and other prominent militia
~ men and journalists, proceeded to
CreedmOOr, Long Island, this evening,
to inspect its grounds, preparatory to
the opening, next week, of the Nation
al rifle association. 1t was found that
some twenty thousand dollars, in addi-
ton to the thirty thousand appropriated
by the State, had been expended in lay
ing out the range, and importing and
purchasing rifles.
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SWEDENBORGIAN.
Progress Of the New Church COnVen-
ton at Cincinnati-A Missionary
for Tennessee.
The New DOctrines-What they Are
Other Churches Adopting them
New Religious Life.
From our special Correspon1ent.l

From our Special COrrespondent.l
CINCINNATI, June I0.-The eonven-
ton of Swedenborgians has continued
in active session with an increased at
tendance of delegates after the first day,
and very large attendance of interest
ed spectators. But little business of
general interest was transacted before
the last day of the session. The item of
most interest to Tennesseans is the
licensing yesterday, by vote of the
convention, of a missionary for our
the SwedenbOrgian doctrines. This
geetleman is
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PARIS, June 14.-The assembly has,
by almost q unanimous vote, adopted
resolution ratifying the election of
Ranc as deputy from Lyons. The chair
man has also appointed a committee of
fifteen to examine into the demand of
L'Admiraldt for authority to prosecute
Ranc for acts committed during the
reign of the commune. Thirteen of the
members of the committee are said to
be in favor of granting the authority
asked, and only two are opposed to the
demand.
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Sudden Death.

CINCINNATI, June 14.-Joseph G. But
Ter, president of the Lafayette bank and
of the Safe Deposit company, of this
city, died suddenly at half-past ten
o'clock last night from rheumatism OF
the heart, on the steamer Fleetwood, a
few miles below Maysville. He was on
an excursion to West Virginia, having
left home yesterday in apparently good
health. The chamber of commerce., of
whom Joseph G. Butler, deceased, was
eX-president, appointed a committee on
resolutions this afternoon, consisting of
ex-presidents of that body, and ad-
journed out of respect to his memory.
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LITTLE Rock, June 14.-A man whose
name is unknown, a notorious horse
thief, while playing the role of an Off
Ger, was shot and killed in Pope county
on Wednesday.
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APOLLO HALL AND MAYOR HAvENEYEF
NEw YORK, June 1.-THE Apollo
hall general committee made a dash al
Mayor Havemeyer and his disfranchise-
ment of adopted citizens in the follow
ing way: Last evening, under the spe-
ciOus cry of reform, we find the dead and
burie Il carcass of knownothingism re-
vived, fanatacism and bigOtry that
wOula have shocked the sensitive ma
tures of the witch-burners of a century
ago, publicly exhibited and proclaimed,
and under action and appointments OF
the mayor, the almost absolute disfran-
of the adopted citizens of
every race and faith.
sHERAIAN SAYS A PIECE ABOUT THE
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CLEVELAND, jane 14.-A German
woman was assaulted last night about
half-past eight O'clock on the corner of
Prospect street and Cass avenue, by
man who endeavored TO choke her in
sensible. Her screams attracted the at
tentioD of some men passina, and the
villain was captured, after short chase,
and gave his name as John Beck. The
girl was only slightly hurG.
LATER-The man who assaulted the
German girl on Prospect street, last
night, turns out to be insane. He was
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The twenty-ninth annual meeting of
the national division of the Sons of Tenn
peranee will commence in this city on
the eighteenth instant Visiting dele
gates will be given a public reception.
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ZANESNILLE, OHIO, June 14.-Last
evening DR.. Lewis, a physician of this
city learned that Thos. Smith, a clerk
in the Baltimore and Ohio shops, mar
ried man and having three children, had
taken his (Iewis's) daughter in buggy
and left town. The doctor followed and
overlook them, and shot Smith through
the lung, besides beating him severely.
He is not expected to recover. Lewis
was arrested
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succession de Wanna M. NeiIaan.

I'm VERTU DUN ORDRE DE LHONORA-
IL Bile La Cour des Preuyes, de 10 ParOisser ST.
Landry, il sers vendI q Tencan public. an plus
offrant enc16risseur, par lie ssoussigne admins
~trateJIr, on par I'm encanteur public, slrleS lieJlx,
en- cette panOisse, lie MERCREDI 10 Mars, 1873,
les nropTieteS ci-apres ,d6crites, appaFtenant q
La succession de Martha M. Nelson, d6eGdee,
SAVIOR
i. I'm certain mereeaude terre, mesurant neuf
cents acres, Plus on faoins, ensemble aYec toftes
les -hatisses ct authorizations qui sly trouyent,
sitn6 sur la riviare Atchafa1aya, dams la paFoisse
st. Landry, borne sur Ia face par rAt6hhfa1aya,
enhaut par les teFres de Mime. z. Q. Gordon, ct
S. j. G. Gordon, enbas par Ia terreade Mile.
Elizabeth L. Gordon ct en- aTriere par les terres
de Abbott ct de Generes.
Q. Quatrevingt acres de terfe mar6caeeuse,
situ6 sur lie Bayou Rouge, dams ladfte paPoisse.
8. I'm cheval, un presse a cotton de la fabriQue
de IngersOlf.
Termes ct conditions.-Les propriet6s mobi-
Heres payable compliant, les PROPHECIES irnmo-
bilieFes payables un tiers compliant, ct a balance
en- placements egaux de, un, delEx,, tPois, auatre
ct cihq ans du jour de la vente, les acquGreurs
fournissant leuTs einq biIlets promiss0ires paya-
BILE d forire de administration, avee intefBt a
Paison dc hl1it pour cent par an du Jour de la
veHte jusqu'au placement tayeG bonnie securities
personnel q la satisfaction de administrators
une hypotheque spectacle ct lie privilege du ven
deur sera retenus sur Ia prophecies vendu6, attn
d'asslFer le paioment. .5E-# ~
GEO, V. DoDEZ, Administrator.
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