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, 1873-10-20
THE YELLOW FEVER.
Tho Plague In Memphis Checked by
noayy Frosts--~Seycnteen
Deaths Yesterday,
Tho Condition Of Shreveport
Much Inlprovctl---Seven III
terlnents Reported.


Special D1spatch to Tbs Chicagn Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 19.-Tho day is cool
and the thermometer falling. with Indications Of
heavy frost. Few new casos aro reported mud
there Is u dooroaao Of IL In tho deaths. Mayor
johnson md Father Ko}ly aro improving. THE
Secretary Of tho Doartl Of Hoalth, A1r. Friedman,
iB down with tho fevor.
REPORTS M WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-Privato dispatches ro-
ceivod here from Memphis, during tho past fow
dnys, assert that the yellow foyor neonrge is fur
worae In that place than oven the most appar-
emily oatravagant roporta thus fur sent out hayo
represented it to be.
{To tht Assocfated P7ess.l
MEa1PH1B, Oct. 10.-Iho wcathor ts clear and
cold, with q prospect Of frcczo. The reports
of visitors and physicians aro favorable.
Mayor johnson recovering.
The extreme cold of last night and to-day has
ca,Aod groat falling on in tho death list, and
1nakoa 1t certain that tho acosrge ls yielding.
Tho froBts Bllro to appear tonight, and perhaps
for several nights to come, will relieve Momphis
entirely Of tho attliotion. Tho nortuary report
shows tho denths from yollow fever to bo II,
from other cauaos, 9; total, 20.
THE CITY ALMOST DESERTED.
Memphis IL almost deserted. A. few faithful
mon aud women aro nobly doing their duty, and
a multitude Of moor who cannot got away are
all that Ia loft. Some Of tho ableat phyaiciana
WHO havo made yellow fever d special study arc
hero with plenty Of experienced nurses, paid and
inn that honor the Chrlatian'B na1no.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION
hnvo 24G nuraoa averaging 81 por day, and tho1
| hava other oxponsea--in all $1,80u por day
| Money ia needed. Tonight tho weather is 600
aud things look hopeful.
, 1873-10-20

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 10.--I'oth parties now
coucode tho election OF Allen by between 600
and ZOO majority. Some few Democrats still
hope to figure out tho election Of Durna, their
candidate Tor Lioutenant Governor, but thorc is
little doubt that tho Republicans layc electod
their whole State ticket, with tho exception Of
Governor. Ofllclal returns havo as yet boen ro-
ceiyed from onIy thirty-Hix counties.
, 1873-10-20
NED BuNTtlRE'S TROUPE.

Iou1syiL1E, Ky., Oct. to.-The remnant ot
Ind, wit!lnn: funds, their baggage having boon
loyied OH for board, and tho receipts at tue door
for two performanooY boluk connscatod by
party from this city. The troupe expect mon-
1cd man tomorrow to take charge aud relleYo
thnm.
, 1873-10-20
CRIME.


specia! UispateA to TRs Chicago 1s.oune.
MoGnEoon, H., Sept. 19.-Oharles Van
Hoosen, q Desperate who resides at pastolllo
H., attempted to kill h1r. Toplin by doaling. him
q cruel blow with club feet IN length, a lum-
bor-bindor. nlr. Toplin waB knocked HonaelcBs,
and aomo Of tho bones Of his head wore broken,
which will probably cauHe bis doath. Van
Hooaon is safo in tho County Jail at Waukon,-
having boon captured ut Castalia, H., on Friday,
where lo will await liB trial.
, 1873-10-20
SUICIDE,


speefl Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
hlc0AEaon. Ia., Oct. 10.-Wllo Edward GALL
gan waa at lansing last Thursday. Ills wife con'-
ea S9S nsaI a. nsx o e
como disheartonod which will probably account
for tho rash act,
, 1873-10-20
At DnytOIls Ght0s

C1No1NyAr1, O., Oct. ia 0aze|1e apoos1
from DAYTON eaya tho barn Of 1saao Drake, <t1c7r
tint city, was aet on fro last night by passing
locomotive and burned down. Two horses wo1g
oonsumod. Tile loss III ID, 900; insurance, S1,boa
iu tho Firomnn's Company, Of Dayton.
, 1873-10-20

VIENNA, Oct. 10.-Princo Bismarck arrived
hore to-dny, and has si1.co boon In cloao confer
onoo With Emperor William. change in tho
Pr11sninn Cabinet Ia rumoret, and 1t IL not im-
probable TINT the Prince will rcsumo his position
Us President Of the Ministry Of State in place Of
Won Room.
, 1873-10-20

A&VVUU19 E&2o Tx
BAN FnANo1sco Oct. 10--Tlle stage between
Gilroy aud ViBalia WAS robbad last night. Wols
d Fargo's E1proBs box continuing o small
amount Of treasure was taken. Tho robbers arc
we'll known. There wero nyo passengers, I'M
armed and thoy made n, 60 resistance: wos
aro pursuing tho robbers, with good prospect
Of capturing thom.
, 1873-10-20

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. l9.-Carl A. Meyer was
brought hero from New Orleans OIL n roqulHltlon
Of tho Governor md charged with forgery, by
sewing-maohiuo firm, wlum Ae IL aaid to have
awl1ldfel in this city.
, 1873-10-20
LIBEL. SUIT IN QM&liA.

S,,<atal D&&poteh to Tic Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Mob, Oct. 10.-Col. ]. Il. Taylor haa
been indicted for libeling Edward Patrick, In
calling Him thiof, and accusing him Of other
rourehonHlblo PRACTICES.
, 1873-10-20
PROTECTION AGAINST THE CHINESE.

Ban EnANoIa0o, Oct 19.-Tho po0ple's Pro-
tco.iyo Anti Chinese Convention will moot Aoro
Nov. 5. Gov, booth has been chosen one Of
tic delegates. Tho Convention Is called to con-
slider tile lost means OF suppresa1nB Vhaaeso
immiKrRtion.
, 1873-10-20

From the kansas city Times, 0ct. IT.
Col. q, Il. Jonnisou, al one tino OonMnandart
Of tho Post of Kansas City a,ll Colonel Of tho
Seventh Kansas sJayla,ltors," ia now On trial
before JudGo Delahay< Of tlla unllad Staten Dis
, 1873-10-20

sprcta1 D'spatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Oct. l0.-Platte County cccta q mixed
ticket, the Republican 6loriH having 100 major
ity. Dakota County also divides tho ticket, the
Republican candidate for Sheriff having one mu-
3oiify
, 1873-10-20
Tho Political Outlook In Detroit.
S.,cc,nI Qiendlch ID 1hA E1icuao Itihui.e


Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, N1ioh., Oct. 10.-Local politics are
beginning to simmer. Tho Republican City
Convention moots On Wednesday next, and tho
indications now oil point to the denomination OF
tho present city government, whose mcmbora
hayo only hold their place ono term. Tho Anti
Park Citizon's Committee Of Twonty arc also In
the field, With call for a MAS convention to
meet ut Music Hall on Tuesday and put city
ticket In the field. On the basB Of Anti-raYk
eohemes and geueral municipal reform. This
Committee consists OF influential 1nemberb Of
both parties, md their cAll is signed by suoh
woll-known citizonB as Capt. F. 3. Ward
D. G. Whitehoah, Mr. G. h. Buhi, A. Smith,
tho lust Democratic candidate for Congress-, and
State Senator D. II. Richardson. From tho
present indications, this Convention will NOM
inate mixed ticket from both parties, headed
by Mayor Moifat, who is q strong anti-park-
mau.
Tho Democrats layo aA yet done nothing
whatever, but the Free Press this morning comes
out againat tho citizonh movement as III intrigue
to secure the recollection Of tho present nepnbii-
can Mayor. and urges tho nomination aud sup
port BY iis party Of some anti-park Democrat
for Mayor. OF tho other pnpers horo. tho Post
will support the Btrongo8t Republican ticket,
whatoyor 1t may be, tho Tribune has sgniaed it's
intention to support tho Republican ticket, If 1t
is freo from all completely with tho park scheme,
but otherwise will join tho..oitizeuB' movement,
and tho smaller oyening papers aro helping on
Mayor Morat.
the field, with Bradford Smith a. Mayor.
, 1873-10-20

SHREVEPORT, Oct. 10.-Intermonta: George
Ho,neraly, white, SO; Thomas Hyde, 18; Willie
Davis, ID !; John 2. Koinhart, 26; Pat Donoghuc,
65; Mrs. 4. q. Miller, 20; hIrH. Al1on, no age.
, 1873-10-20

Special D,suatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-The propeller Sueque-
hanna was released from tho Ieof of Fox Point
at late hour on Saturday night, md towod into
port. The boat leaks slightly and will 60 into
dry~dock as soon as relieved Of her cargo.
, 1873-10-20

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-I'ho ship Lady Rus
sell, from liverpool, Aug. 20 for Mobile VAS
d.Bmasted in hurricane Oct. 6. and towod up
for repairs
, 1873-10-20

ST. IoUls, no, Oct. 17--Tho Times to-dRy
brown Is about to run for tie Legislature, and,
IT elected, ho will become tho Democratic can
didnte for United States Senator, In placo Of
Senator sohnrz. Tint thia rnay DO speedily
dono it is said that the proeent nepresentattyo
from Iron County, in which Brown resides, will
resign in order to opon a way tor tho ox-ooy-
crnOr.
, 1873-10-20
OHIO.

Carpenter ahead In "a couniies. .......,.. II, ,e98
Twenty counties to 10 heard from.
, 1873-10-20

Tho Kellogg Government I'm Louisiana
Move Upon Grant Parish.
The Ozark-Kellogg's naYy-with naotropoli-
tan mounted squad aud two pieces OF artillery,
leave for Grant Parish tonight. Tho object Of
tho raid laa not transpired
, 1873-10-20
DRY GOODS.
CARSON,
PRIZE & CO.,
MADISON AND PE0R1A-STS.,
Arc Offering a vory Lar4o and Desirable
Stock of DreAs Goods, unsurpassed in Vnrto-
ty md Style, embracing all tho Latest aud
Choicest Shades, at
INTER- ESTlNG PRICES !!

TO those who care to E'oonomi8o In their
purohaaes of First Glass Dry Goods.
Good Oolorod Alpaoas. Newost Shades, as
conts per yard, worth 38.
4 Great Bargain in Oolored Empresa
Cloths, all wool, now shades, 10 cts. per yard.
worth 85 cents.
Colored Poplin A1paoas, 40 ots., worth 90.
All wool 8ergos md Dingona1s, latest
shades, at 40 per oont below market prices.
Line of8ergos at 81 Ia, 20. md 30 cents.
Genuine LyonS Itoll Pop1tns, rs oonts per
yard, regular Sl.25 quality.
Great Bargains in French Mortnos.
Bargains In Black AlpaoaB, tho nrmest
mike and boat shades imported.
Blnok Oaahmeres, DrapB d'E]tos. and a1l the
N oat desirable Mourning Fabrics.
a Good Black A1paoa at 25 oouts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16

The following dispatch indicates the
desperate character Of the means to be
resorted to by the opponents of Governor
Baxter, and looks as if Arkansas may
have to go through the mill again before
the Radicals have exhausted the scheme
Of reconstruction;
LITTLE Rock, May ia rumor is
prevalent on the streets tonight that an
attempt viii be made at midnight or
shortly after by the adherents of Lieu
teuaut-Governu V. Y. Smith to seize
upon the records of the officeOf Govern
or Baxter, taking advantage Of the alb
sence of General AIcCavany, private
secretary of Governor Baxter. There is
little 6iscernible excitement. Sehae
fifty citizens are now in the statehOuse,
and say they viii pass the night there.
Governor Baxter, it is well known,
was not the choice of the APPEAL, and
did not, until he proved himself worthy,
receive cur oountenance or Endorsement.
This he has won from US for the acts Of
moderation which have brought upon
him the enmity of the extreme Radi-
Gals. We hope his enemies, and the
enemies flaw and order, win be beaten
down. The good, safety, peace and
welfare of Arkansas depend upon his
undislurbed possession of the chair
which he has filed better than any other
man Of his party can. i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16

A good-loOking young woman, who
called herself Mrs. Howe, was arrested
a few weeks ago in a Newark concert
saloon, where she had been employed
to play the piano. She was taken be-
fore the magistrate, with the other girls
of the place, but her appearance won
the officisps sympathies, and, ON ques-
tioning her, he learned that she was the
daughter of a wealthy and aristocratic
Irish family of Belfast, Ireland. She
had married a worthless bank cashier,
and had come to America with him,
but his dissipation and cruelty forced
her to leave him, and she had accepted
the position in the concert saloon as the
last resort. The judge immediately
wrote to her father, and last week he re-
ceived reply, coroborating her state
ments and inclosing funds for her trans
portation to the house of her brother in
Canada. The woman was naturally
very grateful for his kindness, and the
judge is probably quite as happy as he
would have been had he sent her to Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16
The following by Telegraph Every Day:
Proceedings Of Congress.
Proceedings Tennessee Legislature,
Proceedings Arkansas Legislature,
Proceedings Mississippi Legislature,
News Embracing EVerythIng:Of Interest,

In word, as a great newspaper, the AP-
PEAL will have no superior in the Southwest.
The Daily viii be the history Of the world for
one day and the Weekly will contain every
thing that will interestlthe country readers.
Believing the advancement Of our common
indstrial, commercial and agricultural pros
perity, to be the chief end OF genuine Journal
SIN, the APPEAL will make these paramount
objects.
Every county and town OF prominence
should have good papers. The APPEAL does
not propose or desire TO supplant or interfere
with the weekly country papers. On the con-
trary, IL viii club with them on the most lib
eral terms, and cooperate with them for mu-
tuaI protection, and in all plans for advancing
the newspaper fraternity, the prosperity OF
the country, and the welfare Of the-peOple.
In politics the APPEAL will remain Demo-
cratic or Conservative, and, in elections in
vOlving political issues, it viii support the
candidates who favor its views, from an abid-
ing faith in the power Of organization 70 ac-
eompIish good results, and belief that the
party's viii when honestly expressed and
crystalized IN q nomination, Is the best ex-
preston of its effective power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16

1t is claimed that General Crook has
made the crooked ways of the Apaches
Of Arizona straight. He did this by
furnishing protection to all those who
remained on their reservations and ad-
hered to their pacific promises; but he
went forn every solitary Apache who
wandered away into by and forbidden
territory, and smote him hip and thigh.
Ihereupon the Apaehes were compelled
70 sue for peace, and the Hon. Shuzler
Fan, who figured in the late ''big talk
with General Crook, agreed to keep his
braves on their own reserve, He further
more said that the "Great Spirit had
made the red men bad at heart, for
which the Great Spirit was very much
to blame; but he and his people were
willing to do as the general advised,
since be had the power, apparently, to
undo the evils which the Great Spilit
had forced upon them" On this basis
the peace was made, and the errors of
the Great Spirit had 10 be subjected to a
process OF correction.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS.

EVANSVILLE, May l5.-Weather
cloudy, light rain this evening. Mer-
curry co. to 760. River stationary. Up:
Silver Thorn, S pm; Smoky City, 8
pm; Arkansas Belle, 6 pm. Fayette,
Roberts, Phillips, 10 am. Falls Pilot,
/ IL am. Down: Mary Ament. Busi-
ness dull.
LITTLE Rock, May l5.-River rising,
feet 6 inches by the guage. Wealth
clear and warm. Arrived: Gibson and
Nashville; from above. Departed:
Mary Boyd, Memphis.
PITTsBURG, May 15.-The MonOn-
gahela is falling, with feet inch
/ Is water in channel Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived: Granite State.
No departures.
New ORLEANS, May l5.-Weather
clear Arrived: Robert Mitchell, Gin
cinnati; Mary Houston, Louisville;
| Bee and barges, st. Louis. Departed:
James Howard, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-River falling.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived:
| Rob Roy, KeOkuk; Belle Memphis,
Memphis; Warner, Ohio river: Graf
ton, Lasalle; Minneola, Cincinnati.
Departed: Rob Roy, Keokuk; Bis
marck, New Orleans; Julia, Vicksburg;
Mitchell, ST. Paul; Sam Roberts, Ohio
river.
CAIRO, May l5.-River risen Is inches.
! Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived:
Sam j. Hale, New Orleans, l an;
St. Joseph, Memphis, 5 am; Wood,
New Orleans, am; City of Helena,
! Nicksburg, 10 Jam; Oakland, Paducah,
2p.m.; Louisville, New Orleans, s m;
Iron Mountain, New Orleans, 3 pm.;
Fleming, st. Louis, p.n.; Idlewild,
Evansville, pm; Hercules, Louis
Vile, 4 pm; City of Nicksburg, st.
Louis, p m; Robert 4. Lee, Louis
Vile, pm. Departed: Sam j. Hale,
Louisville, 3 am; st. Joseph, st. Lou
is, z am; Wood, Pittsburg, am.
I City OF Helena, st. Louis, / pm;
Oakland, New Orleans, pm; Louis
vile, Cincinnati, 4 pm; Iron Noun
tain, st. Louis, 4 pm.
CINCINNATI, MAY l5.-River falling,
\ 81 feet six inches in the channel.
Weather cool aud cloudy. Arrived:
Andes, Wheeling. Departed: EN-
peror, Marietta.
LOUISVILLE, May l5.-Weather
cloudy and pleasant. River falling, u
feet 2 inches at head of canal, and 10
feet 2 inches in the chute; so feet
under the bridge. Arrived: James
D. Parker, Charmer, Cincinnati. De-
partep: James d. Parker, Memphis;
Charmer, Cincinnati
VIcKsBURG, May 15.-River rising.
Weather clear and warm. Down:
Thompson Dean, John Kilgour, En-
ma G. Elliott.
SHREVEPORT, May 15.-River fall
en- two inches. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived: Moore, New Orleans;
Susie Silver, st. Louis. Departed:
Seminole, New Orleans.
weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 15.-For
gulf and south Atlantic States and
Tennessee, northeasterly and south
easterly winds, slowly increasing pres
sure, partly cloudy weather, and rain,
in south Atlantic States, viii prevail /;
for northwest and upper lakes and
thence to Ohio and lower Missouri val
lev, northwesterly and noTtherly winds,
increasing cloudiness, with occasional
rain; for lower lakes and middle States,
northeasterly and sountheasterly winds,
higher temperature, increasing cloudi-
ness and occasional rain in Virginia; T;
for New England and Canada, north
erly and southwesterly winds, warmer,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16
Recapture ofa Murderer.

New YORK, May 15.-James H. Du-
gan, VINO was indicted in 1859 for the
murder of Louis Meyer, in this city, and
escaped from Jail, was arrested here
yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16
Saloon at Assignee's Sale.

A 5 Assignee of IRWIN & BROTHER, I
a will sell at private SALE on the lst day OF
June, their SALOON, No. - Jefferson street
with Bar6xtures, Mirrors, Liquors, Queens
ware, Stove, etc, and good viii, TO the highest
bidder. Sealed bids In writing will be re-
ceived until June 1st. when the same will be
opened and said saloon, ETC., viii be sold to
the highest bidder, II sufficient in amount
Address B. A. HAMILTON, Assignee.
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DIsastrous InundatIon.

VIENNA, May l5.-The inundation of
the Turkish province of Basrid caused
the loss of many lives and great destruc-
tiOn of property.
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VTRGTNTA
INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VA.


THE high reputation which the Virginia
[ Military Institute enjoys throughout the
country. founded upon its special system OF
education and discipline, under Faculty
which has embraced the names Of General
JACKSON and Commodore MAU-
RY, has always given 1t a liberal support.
The number Of vacancies being limited, all
who desire admission should file their appu-
cations at an eaFly day.
ny2pE FRANCIS H. SMITH, supt.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CHARLESTON, May 15.-Cotton
quiet and steady; middling, ISe; good
ordinary, 162c; net receipts, 223 bales;
exports coastwise, S24 bales; sales, 200
bales; stock, 24,711 bales.
MOBILE, May 15.-Cotton is firm
good ordinary, 15(915ie; low middling,
receipts, 494 bales; exports eoastwise,
3l6 bales; sales, 500 bales; stock, S0,979
bales. OF
SAVANNAH, May 15.-Cotton is
steady; middlings, l6e; netreceipts, 755
bales; sales, GIG bales; stock, 80, 7G6
bales.
GALVESTON, May 15.-Cotton flat
and nominal; good ordinary, l4c; metre
ceipts, $50 bales; sales, 450 bales
stock, 40,027 bales.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-Bagging held
firm, and the supply is large. Flour
quiet, but steady; extra family, Sc so;
a No. l., IS; fancy, 50. The grain mar
ket is strong fer corn and oats. Wheat
nominal; asking 81 5O(G1 IS for red and
amber. Corn firm at 56(95Sc for shelled
n sacks. Oats 4694Sc, sacks included.
Rye firm at soc ON arrival. No. l fall
barley SO(G95. Coffee firm at 22925e for
common to choice. Red hay quiet
shippers doing but little; choice timothy
delivered at depot S2l; sales were re-
ported yesterday at SO. Provisions
dull; mess pork $17 50918. Bacon
shoulders, SIC; clear rib, 9a@95e clear
sides, 9g@10e for packed; hams, PLAIN,
l3(9134c; sugar-eured, ,149I5c for packed.
Bulk meats shoulders, &c; clear rib, Sc;
clear sides, Gle for loose; packed bulk
meats &c higher. Lard in tierces, sac
93c; in kegs, 1O1911e for choice leaf and
Sc for prime steam; small lots on orders
1 to &c advance. Whisky stea0y at SSc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16

RICHMOND, Va, May 15.-A eolored
boy, aged seven, killed a white girl,
aged four, near Lynchburg, because she
refused to give him q marble.
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DIED.

GLANCY-At the residence of his sister
Mrs. A. Shafer, No. y Front street, THoS. j.
CLANCY, of consumption, aged 2l years.
His funeral win take place this (FRIDAY)
morning at nine o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16
CARD.

ss- The undersigned have been authorized
by Eastern Capitalists to propose TO the people
of Memphis and vivinity the establish
ment of a
NEW' E4TIO.H.4L Bank
with a capital of ssOO,OOO or s5Os. 200. con-
diuoned that they the people Of Memphisl
subscribe for one-third only Of the capital
stock.
We deem it unnecessary to call the attention
OF our business community to the great ad-
vantages to result from this liberal PROPOSE
tion to bring capital to our city, and hope it
will meet their prompt response.
Citizens and others will be called upon for
subscriptions Of stock, that the organization
may be completed without delay, as our
friends are now ready to furnish their share
of the capital.
subscriptions may also be made with either
Of the undersigned. AMOS WOODRUFF.
u. BUSBY.
IA. NELSON.
Memphis Nav II. IS73 mvI5
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MARRIED.

KENNEDY-PRITCHE the l4th
instant, at the residence of the brides father
by Rev. ]. H. Gray, DID,, Mr.. W. A. KENNEDY
and Miss ELLA PRITcHETT, both of this city
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-16
APAPER FOB TIE PEOPLE

~ The MEMPHIS APPEAL Is now thor
0ughly identified with the people Of Tennes-
see, Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. Il
has been in existence thirty-tvO years, and
popular as It has heretofore been, the present
proprietOrs are determined 70 render IL still
more worthy Of its past history, and OF the
confidence which the public repOse in It. Its
circulation and general patronage Is now
nearly double that which It has enjoyed az
any time during It's long career; but we de-
sign, during the year 1873, TO extend its neld
and to increase its usefulness. This we expect
to do by.publishing
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Memphis, May Il, 1873
CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.

TV7HE partnership between ;. ID. Harmon and
il George b. Morton having been dissolved
on January lst OF this year, l shall hereafter,
being successor to the trm Of Harmon q Nor
ton, transact all business only under my own
name. GEORGE B. MOTION
MemphIs. Nav 10. lS73. myIO
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..IrrcguIarity'' Coe Sent Up.

BOSTON, May 15.-James A. Coe, the
foTger, has been committed to jail in
default of four hundred thousand dollars
bail. 1t is thought his operations will
exceed two hundred thousand dollars,
though only twenty-seven thousand
dollars is specifically charged against
him.
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AVOID oUAcKs.

A victim Of early indiseretion, causing ner-
vous debility, premature decay, etc, having
tried In vain every advertised remedy, has
discovered a simple means of self-cure, which
he Will send free to his ufererS Adj
dress II. J. REEVES, rs Nassau ST., New YORK