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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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hA'frcs' buchanan suean'-a ,,. ~ MS "o"'
N ha"0"s = w ''". m - =.
'AAV p.A,e =" i"u'S. ."' 0.y 80
done their utmost to destroy IT,
N.mrh;. d;,,.,rn oswc,ncr,,v ,t,.s. tb,,
,hcro unrc on,v two shooting cases there on that
J,v No.. wsro N, victim, |, both case,.
a,,,u,,u ,,u Ns~
VI. ...-i 60 s,- ak
H..
s,..s.,d l. ,onm,rd a, R;cbmond
..
Ship earle from bremen LOT NC" i''A' ''''
20 children on the passage from me"S''
During Tho rain last fnoay . "aer'p'u'
swept down Moodys mountain In the 'owh OF
Hope, cutting three ravines down the mountain
ono OF them Tour roa' "'ae' anu e'en' '.s' usp.
:. A''' uH1 :. ,,I',,,,,. -, T. 49,,
1,n. -. GO Ma. 4 = .,., tno,n before
e
Mrs. Brown requests that tho monument
which the printers propose to erect 70 the MEM
DRY Of her son, Charles +. Brown (Ar'emu'
ward,) shall be put up in Waterfowl MS naa'e
place, instead Of New York, as contemplated.
Lake Michigan Is as capricious as the waters
that 30 often threatened to cngulph the friends
Of Undins. The level Of the lake lately rose four
feet In FIVE minutes at Racine, and In i've min
utcs more It had sunk six feet. No cause IL a.
signed for tho phenomenon. .
Chief Justice Chase having ssscntod to June
I'd s the day for commencing tho trial Of JET
ferson Davis, II the impeachment trial had I'M
ishcd by that time, 1t Is understood that the
trial will certainly take pace thch. ........
Mr.. Ward L. Lewis, formerly Of Pitts'on'
was assassin"'ed In Kansas i'tely- so'ns dl'pu-
ted land titlcsarc said to have been inc cause.
Gen. Schofcld has been confirmed % Sccre-
tary Of War. ,...a "Hng
A number Of prominent lawyers in Louisiana
have written N Gen. Grant asking for protection
e...;on Tb.ss mon have
PURSUING 'A'u a., r.h
undertaken 70 bring 70 ju'"esH'~ .' w.
els who have been prosecuting unionists' ana
have been iiuterfered with and impcied by rebel
.,,,,.,, "a, Grant b,, ordered Gen. Duchan-
80 .,,,.,,,o,, :. .. NECESSARY IN The
-, ''''
PROMISES .-p .,ri ...r.... ...r
Oncof the Mississippi papers calls for the for
m,,;o, of ,l.mocratic associations among negroes
In ,b,, State. ...... OBJ,
n..n.,,,.. from NJ, no,t, n the country In
,,,.,,,,,., ~. .,r.x;rr ~ the graves Of Union
'',.' Is ., s.,,,,,v oh..-,-
soldiers WIN nowers was very Ben''"'' '''S
ell Saturday. Music. addresses, &C., were the
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FORHI0N.

Victoria felt % badly about the attempted a.
estimation Of her darling boy Mnod mat aho
vru4s etsG 70 Hugcnie about IT, Inc -
pros and Emperor were very much an'e''n "
the news. ,,,I Il
: In thstwo last bssles reporter ee's 1e
a'i Int sr,.f distrr.. prevails among the hmi-
Ia kths heroic islande"' E e.
.pru.d. IA. taken the initiative In the prepos-
=, .s.,.v,I Jjssrmament By command u King
W,iii,m 4 reduction Is To 10 forthwith mads N
,he Iandwehr Of the kingdom.
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MUNICIPAL COURT, sAco.

MospAY. June I-Betors he Honor Judge I'm.
ery.-Lorin \. futile. Of pious memory. was ar
raIgned for the unlawful rsbe Of Intoxicating ~.
quors, Lorin hsd been, Preyisusly aned Cor sim
PIE drunk, had Aot paid his ans. and had declined
the invitatiop Of Guy Marshal Duryn 10 tsks =
ride 10 Alfred by going and staying out Of town.
However. his old habits we're tso strong Cor him.
and no returned 10 his pleasant mansion, the Gas
cade Houss. On the Portland Road. asd tkere last
Sunday -entirsly tsryettsl Of which ssnmsndment
10 IL - committed the offence with which he IL
charged. The ptad was canclusve, apd Lortn. no 3
having the requisite amount 81 stamps whereuith
10 appsase the Offended deity Who holds the scales
Of juitice, was conducted " Alfred. there TO nd
Of liquor. and thirty days moro on tho enormity 81
getting drunk and disturbing the pesee. Tho
cascade House" will be closed a. peace oi en-
tertAinment on Sundays TIL further notice.
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aluiu,s aud Saarual.
RIppEroRD. Me-. JUNE s. 1858.
,,,,ou, p.psa FoR BANKRUPTCY soa yoax Co


Subscribers are requested % examine the date on
the ntd eolcrv slip attached to their IaIes as this In
lislrs The nme IN Which the subscription h IsId Yos
Instance, "iMay6s" means that the subscriber has raid to
May lat, 1865. When nv payment b made fkis dale
will be imnsais altered 80 thai the label d con.Ant
Reectpt In Fall fcr the time which the suhscyibcs
has I~hi Subscribers In requested torwari
the sums due. Immediately.
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part Of Mini cufti,., or. Lifs In che B.et voos..
Sy m cid gssr Win IsiSIp.k TSs1.sr
EttlS pearl, the Star Story, wills woadsT. Book,
by,t Alsoty Trs LoTE.ss h,!s.s .s <. q a.
al fplly and ansiy iliustrstsd The Peg ,ene, o.
Inv t,opsIaY navor Sabecribs fos \, only et9psf
ycef. specimen number, 10 eents. ii. ID. fUL
lRR Publisher. Boston. 81.
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The rsPsrt that Speaker Colfax win take the
stump sfs the adjournment Of Gonsrps. Is un-
true lie does not contemplate speaking pub
licly during the campaign.
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To-day We occupy alars. portion Or P.s IN
giving the srgument ofsena,or Edmund, Of Yer
mont, on the impeachment question, We have
theabl augmented our senator Morrill, in type,
which WIN duly appear. They win bosh bear ;
careful examination. 'r-uI 10 i' - '
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SENATOR MoaRIiI--ws like the ring Of the
closing remarks Of Senator Morrill, on giving
his ressoss fov voting Andrew Johnsoa guilty
Of high crimeS sud misdsmeanors When the
country Ainpsrn from armed or secret Toe
give that country the benefit Of your doubt
That b The right doctrine thAt 70 tAs doctrine
which ssveA he country, and our one faithful
Senator has not forgotten ~: ''''. h.,
II. therefore, doubts arise on the record, they
belopk ID the country sndNto tho violatcd hws.
and tksssAptioa Of iunocssoe cannoS ooean
whers tbs n siniseee. purpose 70 apparent
Il 10 inpossibls 10 Withhold . eonsiction Of ne
president's gull under ,tbe articles prssen'ed
BY fbe House Of Representatives, Tor asorpaaons
OF power not Delegated BY the Consultation And
or'yloistios ana oSsstSssicu q ~ laws :f tss
land ,ssd hat hs b guilty u high crimes and
mis ispsaaorl N cofkoA uhssh, - . reuety tsr
tho present disprdscs Ihish s@ht he paiion
.oonsrquent upon thsm, and fos the future 90
curly against Che. abuse 81 executive authori.
", demapd, Ia harmony With the provisions OF
the Cousiltution. hi removal from othos.
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policy has been moru dangerous 70 tho Couserv'
stive cause In Virginia than any other thai
could have been devised" $500.
When Mr.. JohnDn's acquittl on the LTD
charge was carried to him lyy the Jastest Of his
friends. he piously rolled up his eyes and r'id
81 leave the events OF the future to be disposed
Of as they arise. regarding myself as the humble
instrument Of the American people. In this, ~
In all things, juslies and judgment shall 10 de-
trrmined 6y Hsns." Considering th,t almost
two-th,rds Of the senste and quite that proper
ton Of the people have already condemned him.
bad he not better resign nowf .u, 10.
The Nov York World said ofthe nc,t Prcsi-
dent (beibrs the Republicans nominated hlm);
.Iic has within him every manly quality, which
win cause the name ofLleutenant General Grant
to live forever in history .
Mr. Ross has made speech In which he ad-
mittci that be sAd hs would vote Tor the Proi-
dents conviction. although he voted against Il.
The senator appeals % IL people Cor tho ''ree-
titude," &c. Veg weti: We Arc willing that
Kansas should hear md determines his appeal.
Tie Chicago nominations have hsd the erect
Of uniting the organs Of the Republican party
in California in their support, :, ~ 80. =. =.
When Gen. Grant accepted temporarily, p Ne
War Department. the New York World hold
a.. eJlc-;uS lans,naSa In rclsfior IN him r.f..
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the powers capable OF easy usurpaton are
those granted "a this body.
The second 10 that the three great depart
ments Of the Government created by the Con-
stitutIon, being coordinate, neither has the
power 20 bring into review the acts Of the other,
AMI each 10 the supreme judge for itself Of its
own vjshta under the Constitution. IL each OF
the DEPARTMENTS we're In all respects the equA,
OF the other. this would Be true. and the only
method ofeorrecting the misconduct or aggres-
sion Of either would be the Ultima ratio regsm
force. But the fathers, whose wisdom has
heen 81 much and justly praised by the counsel
for the respondent, forcsav that such arbitrs-
ment woah destroy the Government and the
liberty that the Constitution Was intened TO
pcrpetuate. 49,.
They, therefore, In the Consultation defined
anil measured, 81 Tar a. possible the rrsp<etive
powers Of each. To this they super.d3ed the
last and only means possible IN human agency.
tribunal composed OF the Representatives Of
equal States, chosen Tor periods long enouch to
remove them from the sudden impulses of nan
ulsr excitement, and short enough Ia make
them feel responsible to the settled convictions
ofthc community they rcpressnted. Tothis
tribunal, sworn TO impartiality and conscien-
tious adherence to the Constitution and the
hvs.ihey committed the high powers indispen-
s~ble Ca such frame " GovernSneut, OF sitting
In Judgment upon the crimes and msdeme>n-
ors OF the President. as well as ell other officers
otths Unitsd Statea These hcultiss ofthe Seo-
sts oil up the measure Of that description Of Il
Etvsn ~ Mr., Madison a. the "Ereai sheet an
oncr otshs oossrnmsnt." August, bsuiguAnt.
sed snprsms, upon the complaint Of the peo
PIE Representatives, 10 brings To Ia judgement
seat judges End prcsiisata aaa all the minister,
OF The lav-no station Zoo lofty OF powerful f,s
its reseh. pons too how to escape its noti,e--
and saejscn them alike 10 the serene AMI .,ssl.
last jsssios Of the Law. The mechanism Of roy-
srumsnt csn do ID more for society than this.
Thesc grsas powers, q once the emblem, the
ideal. and the realiatioa ofthas orderly justice
which y the lau. - mast this day elsrcisc
without bar. And ~ acting. there can tollov
TO rs no possible rsproaoh and 40 dstrimeui ~
ths kspabls. :. -sI.r.
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tho greatest, ana the Dett, clrcunsAhceS Only
having been wanting to. devciopc the noble Gle.
ments Of his naturc.I hastily and rovercntly
threw, some wildiAowers, which CHANGED Il
have on his honorcd grave, .."'.'.i l.''" .'.
Dor -And Len him alone with his glory"
On my return, when approaching the Airing
ton Mansion, my eye caught Abe following In.
scription, "Capf. A. H. Packard, Co. q. 2lit
Me-, died May, 10, 1884" Tho place whore b
lay was conspicuoas, and ample oaro had been
taken to honor his msmosy. Flowers had bseu
showered upon his mound, and o laurel wreath,
the "noSilis, - which ancient heroes wore.
crowned his head-stone, honor for the noble
dead. May his remains rest In peace. .,,.. -y
After the ceremonies Of decoration were com
pletcd, the people proceeded to the station. The
band played The Star Spanglcd Banner, an ap-
propriatc prayer was offered and . benediction
proiicunccd by Rev. c. B. Boynton, and the
great multitude silently returned to their homes.
AZ walked along, I thought Of the horn,rs OF
war, and the iniquity OF those who desire to
tear down, with ssorilesious hands, this great
Republic which has been bequsathcd to us .
heritage Of frrolom.1 Let them visit tho National
Cemstery 81 Arlington, and reflect upon the
miseriss which the great Rebellion caused; and
II they do not return better men, they will
certainly be more loyal okiIens. OssEnykn.
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Whom rm they Nominate I!

J. X BrIIts, York, secretary.
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ga . o. Tboi Wilt send ME two bottles more
Of Inv Plantation Di,ters. My wife hasbcen greatly
benefited by 'n ASA ICSiURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
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Notice to Creditors.

FsrITE OF JOSEPH JACKSON DE.
dof,irued. Adminlstrato of'the above namsd
estate, 70 the creditors Of and all person. having
claims agalnst said deceased, 10 exhibit tne samel
with the necessary vouchers. within ten montnl
nom the nrst qualifications Of this notice 70 tne
uudenlensd this residence In Dayton, Nevada
19f T5N H. A. GREENLEAFi Aam.r.
Dayton, Nay l, le6e. myitw
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All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.
Reasons for InsnrInE with the California

REASONS for InsnrinE with the California
, Mutunli arr. uU.
LAT. The list Of Directors and Ohieers en-.
h,a.asnnmeswel aud fayornbly known through.
ont ,he states Of the Pacific Coast as men OF
bload and liberal views. Of triedintsgr!ty, ssgae.
~ and business experience, In whose hands the
atf.jrs Of the Company are safe beyond question.
81 n In the ~interesi ofovsry one, whose ousi'
and uropertyis upon this Coast, 10 retain
hSrr The vast sums Of money which, in the abb
,enes Of d successful Home Company, VIII be
%snnTnlly drained hence by Foreign Companies,
N B,.Porsons~i uSuring 10 this Company VIII
mot have to WAIT TWO ior appn,
oa.,on "a bs accepted and Policy returned from
Nav York. A.. ma I..s. o
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Arrivals.


NY BONNER LAKE, ROUTE:
NJ Myers, Henry Refel, CIV Pond. y w
Graves, Jas wamsiey, Robt Patterson, Thee
Leneorgie, Mrs + Brown, A II Disa6ough,
c Coleman, W Norton, ] Morton, Thomas
Henry, L A Brown, c Marshall, W Wen.
berger, Mrs wemberger, + J Holiday, Mat
Moran, C C Thomas and wiic, Sister Wv
ivanne, C S Abbott, Miss Ray, II Bradbury,
Mrs Brown, l. Levy, c ] Pillsbury, D II Fol.
som. Mrs Ayre., Mrs Smith, Mr Curry, !;
McCone and wife, ID Brown, Doyle, :
Thorp, N Thorp, Mr. Mix, Mr. Black, MI
Shaded, J Baker, J Emery, Mr. Colwell,
Williams, George Clark.
BY OVERLAND ROUTE:
A @ Richardson and son, A Menkc, Mrs
Mcnke, S Goldstein.
Departures. -ic"i..
BY BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
C MeGinnis, John + Doyle, wife and
child; James Rule and wife, Maria Felicia
Myort, Mrs NJ A Batchelder, VIM Nicholson,
Jas Nicholson, Mr. Howitson, II + Dyer, b
DeShields, 7 VI Adams, W Simpson, James
Richardson, A Menke and wife, 8 Goldstein,
A G Richardson, VIM Woodlake, w France,
Saml Hester, Jos Myriek. 44aao
Br OVERLAND ROUTE: rg
Mrs H Fiske. Sam Quinty, Col Jones,
Misz Sharp. Gen King, Gen Robertson, Mrs
E II Wilson, A Molitor, Mrs Molitor. Mrs
Jaley, J P Cioush, A Laeord, Mrs Sharp.
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PLEAS.
LyoS's MAGNETIC ISsEcr PowDER 10 sure anI Ger
tain Jcath 10 everything Of the Insect specle-fieas
Ro,chrs. Mosquitoes, Ants, Hugs.
"' in KILLS INSTANTLY.
What Is peculiarly surprising In rcFari 70 lhih o..
,Icic Il. that notwithstanding Its instant drntn 70 i ~
us,v !, I. ncrEectjy harmless TO mankind and DO
sses,i n.ni,psis N can be Inhaled or eaten With I'M
nunity. II bear the testimony Of eminent a'''h'er'
.sted ehs%l'Is isai F''RsoM POISON;
Va .,tIcic has ever given such positive satisfaction
In It's use. II a. e,sily and
reality rsed-dircciiciis eaeh naAk. Dc
,y,re Of countcrf-!ts. a..
', nm GENUINE has the signature Of Il. LYON. and the
nriyate stamp OF DENAs BAnNEs q 70. hssLS-
h hnx arusrlst Will procure tho genuine u you insist
E1 so, NJ nv druggists and dealers OH the Pacific coast.
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BIrTRRs.

r,,,. .n,o,did Tonic n now used by all classes oil
people iSr every symptom OF Stomach out OF or
der" p,.,, .,,on HIttrrs ARE Ger.
\ cnrrect the IuIces Of the Stomach, sctnlft IL
,nnrbinery at work, and enable u TO resist aud throw
oil the approaching danger. The sens s Sn r.. Ill ali
o ~ nscd. i. A 'iIttIe assistance at the, proper uile.
low much more reasonable and sensible i1 Tnnt y
help her along with q gentle. w. pC~ Ssr cntstiye
uaocss, win poisonous drugs and nery lniStules.
Which only supply and plant the seedsot disease
and DEATH . slt-THal". '.''a
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1919. o have given the Plantation Bltters to
,,,raiu nj onr disabled soldiers with the most as
1an,.htIuS ctfeet. q. w. u. ANDREWS,
Sppsrintcndent Soldiers Home, CINCINNATI
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"a . have been q great .'u0erer rom DYE.
n.n.,, and had 10 abandon breathing. Inc
PisntntIon Bitters have cured me. ~ W,
REV. j, =, CATEORN, Kochester' IL
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CoNsERsArEvE MEEFENe.

GERMAN row January Is, 1875.
At q meeting Of the Conservative party
Of the Eleventh Civil District of Shelby
county, assembled at Germantown on
this day for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the Conservative Convention
to be held at Memphis on Friday the 14th
day Of February, to nominate candidates
for county officers, for Saelby county, to
BE- elected on the fret Saturday In March
next,
Ga motion Of ". H Walker, Mr.. L.
A. Rhodes was called TO the chair, and
Thomaz Naims appointed Secretary. The
object Of the meeting icing explained, by
unanimous consent HenryF F. Jones, Esq,
and ". II. Walker, Esq, we're appointed
delegates 20 said Convention.
ca motion, it was
Res9'red, Tsat the Conservative papers
or tie city Of Memphis be requested to
publish these proceedings, u the dele
gates requested 10 attend.
On motion,
Rescued, That the meeting adjourn.
i a RHODES, Chairman.
LuuHAs EETE=. Secretary.
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81 once, rs Main street and 81 Dep0t.
W. J. r IS. Gent Nup't
Mississippi and Tennessee RAILROAD
OF MAIIs.

Until further nouce the Mails VIII close ~
follows;
For Cairo. Chicago. s. LO1is, Nashville, Louis
Vile. CtnriauaL, Cleveland. Piltsb1rEl Fhiis-
detphia. Buffalo. Albany, New YORK. BSll-
more, and all cities north and West' AT
23Opm-
For Chattanaogs. Richmond, Washington,
AuguSfa. Co rmbns. Ga, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New YO-K, Nashville, and all cities
Eouth Glt east. a. l2.i5 pm
For Eez Orleans. Baton Rouge. Jackson, Miss,
VIcksburg, Natchez, and all cities SOUTH et
BIS pm.
All stations on Mississippi ana tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads a. 8. 8 pm.
Stations Do He4phis and Louisville and
branch railrO8os at 2:n PA.
An stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sisslppi CentraE MOBILE and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Cha tauo-gs and
EEst Tennessee railroads az lL.B pm.
Little Rock, Pine Bag and al Landings
On Arkansasaud Wh~tterivers fsemi-weekly),
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi DIVER south, tsenal-weeklyl, Tues
days and Saturdays.
MIssissi ppI rlver-north, (semi-weekly) Non.
days ard Fridays.
4 &. gIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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SOMETHING NEw-"THE STONEWALL
GOLDEN PENS. I've have received from
Messrs. Goodspeed & Co, MsnEh bis, two
boxes Of this new style OF pen, which,
though but recently introduced, has &C
ouired great popularity. For f~exiblity,
durability, uniform smoOthues5 OF ezecu-
ton, anti-corrosiyene5s and al the other
good qualities one can desire in D pen,
we cannot see how the "~StoaeBall"
can be excelled. This paragraph oss
been written after having fully JesBed
their merits. We unhesitatiDg}y pro-
nounce them the best and cheapest pen
now in use. The pens can be obtained
10 quantities to suit purchasers Of Messrs.
Go0dspeed & c., No. 70 Jefferson street.
or from VIM. ID. Hall, their authorized
agent for this city.
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HOMICIDE AND ARREST.
Another of the Bloody Rows.
HAHN Street, Near Washington,
the Scene.

On Saturday night, between II and ]
O'Clock, Main street, near the corner o.
Washington, was the scene Of a tragic
ARRAY. Nike Cornell and Patsey
Mcmahon had a difficulty early in
the evening. and the former was
arrested and lodged in the station
house. James Mears, 3 laborer,
secured his release on putting up q for
felt; but on going home he met Jack
Winters, Owen Mcfarland and Tom
Costello, said to be friends of Mcmahon,
whom Connell had struck. Mcfarland
struck Cornell on the head with a pistol,
making a threat at the came time for
him aud his uncle. Some Of the parties
called for the watch" when Mozart
land ran down the alley. Winters and
Costello followed then to near the corner
Of Washington, when Grady who
accompanied Cornell and Mesrs, asked
why they followed them. Cos
ielIo struck Grady, and pushed
ConneII against a door, and taen
Winters shot him. There were two
shots fired. a person who was looking
from q window on the opposite side Of
the street thinks the first was fired In
the air. Al the second, the man fell.
Col. Beaumont held an inquest the same
morning on the body Of Cornell, and
the verdict wa, A" Michael ConnelI came
to his death by 8 pistol shot wound, the
pistol feioniously discharged by John
Winters and Mcfarland were
arrested, and Costello gave himself up.
Council, the victim, was the same who
was IL the atffsy on Christmas when
Fenton was killed. or the other,
the Ledger yesterday had the following
Jack Winters is On old resident, and
has ben long connected with the county
all as q Of the guards. He has a sa-
."on on Adams street, opposite the Hard
YiJk House.
owen Mcfarland was a member Of
.he old Police force, and for several
previous TO the late election
ierved IS captain If the c~hain~gsng. He
vas recently removed by Street CJmmis-
,iOner Helm.
Tom Costello Is a cotton Waterman,
was arrested several weeks ago on
be Charge Of striking CT shooting at
Annie Gallagher, q notorious beer
erSer; but the case amounted to moth
ag.
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o. Restdemt Nottce.

IN the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary c. MurdOeh who ne
By Their next friend. william Armour, vs..
Charles B. Lhurch, George jenkins and ThOs.
Murdoch.
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
L the defendants, 6enrgs jenkins and Thoulas
Murdoch are nOu-reSIdentS or the state Of Tsu-
nessees
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make LhsiF
appearance herein, at tbs Courthouse in me
city Of Memphis Tennessee, on the drst non
dav in FeOrurry, 1858, anG plead, answer or
demur TO conn l~ainauts Dill, or the same via
be taken for confessed As % them and sst or
hearing e1 parte and that a copy OF this order
be published once q week TOR Jour successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
ACOpV-Attest
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Mas En-
George W. Winchester, Rnd HeiEEeu q Scott,
Collectors for cOmplSinants. dccl2 IaW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21
Nom Resident VJtice,

In the CEaacery Court OF Memphis, Tsna
No. 2g07-Nary G. Murcork and Lydia 3D.. Ter
klns, who sue by their mex lFiess1. B-11t4
Pieazauts, vs.. Flora Tur.ey and Others.
7 appearing from aHcavtt IN this cause tina
! The defendants, Thomas O.. huriocE 80
George jenkins are noE-resideuts o. the sfag-
or Tennessee
II is therefore ordered, That they mako tHzi-
appearance herein, at the Court Cuss "a tina
city OF Memphis Tennessee on Lha S-f Mon
day IN February lS4 1ad pie9I, answer or
be tAEen fOF Confessed as to them, n ssg ior
hearing * parte and that = copy or this order
% puDilsned once 4 We3E, for fOU- Successive
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A~COpy-Attest
AUGCsT0N ASTON, gsrk ard Master.
Helskeil = @eStI, Solicitors i0r 5omplEiuElH.