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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-26
From EuuIaad.

LONDON, March 25.-The Times Sc
verely criticises Sheridan's campaign
against the Indians, and thinks firm,
yet kind compulsion, might save the
race from extirpation.
The same paper has an editorial on
the proposed ship canal across the
Isthmus of Darlen. Looking at the
surveys lately concluded, it doubts
whether the practical value of the
work viii even be sufficient to cover
the cost.
The proceedings of the House Of
Commons last evening on the bill for
the protection of life and property in
Ireland was very interesting. After
the rejection Of the amendment for re-
ducing the term of imprisonment for
carrying arms from two years to one
year, the House proceeded TO the con-
sideratiOn of the clause enabling Mag
istrates to call and examine witnesses
where the defendant is unknown. a
warm discussion ensued, after which
the House divided, and the clause was
adopted.
The clause looking TO the closing of
inns at sunset, also provoked long
discussion, but at length was adopted.
The bill was proceeded with, clause
by clause, until the part reached rela-
ting TO the press prosecution amend
ment, offered for striking out
these particular clauses. The
O'Donahue, member from Ira
lee, spoke at length against
the bill. He declared that the meas
ure was q continuation of the system
r-f-Ta4sar, xrrkTssh haI o Dh-nfnfngy-
maddened Ireland by substituting To-
cal despOts for legal protection. He
particularly denounced the press
clauses, which he affirmed were aimed
at the laW-abiding journalism of Ire
land, and were alone sufficient to
Arompt him to resist the bill to the
list. The Right Hon. Claiborne
Hardy, member ofOxfOrd University,
iasorS the bill. lie said the powers
it cave were safe In the hands of any
ministry answerable to Parliament.
The clause, however, for the press
PROSECUTIONS was waste ammunition
wheIe the press was so worthless.
SirlROuadell Palmer, member from
RichRond, eloquently denounced the
Irish press as tFe9solable, unscrupu-
lOus and the source OF all delUsiOns
blighti1g that unfortunate country.
after fIrther discussion the amend
ment vas reIe5ted by 2l5 majority and
the House adjourned at late hour.
LIvEIPooL, March 25.-The mer-
chants o, this city, patrons of the At
lant;c Caale, have united in protest
against the system which requires all
messages .or America TO be IrSt sent
to London. !
Secretary Florence, General Bexis,
and Commanding General Lindsay, !
have sailed in the steamship Peruvian.
Their destination is Canada, where
they go for the purpose Of organizing
the Canadian military reserves, Sir !
Clinton Muidock departed In the same |
vessel. His business is the arrange |
ment OF matters in relation to British |
emigration tc the United States.
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Temperance.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2j.-Friend-
ship Division Sons of Temperance held
their meeting at the Academy of
Music this evening. 1t was very large
and enthusiastic. Speeches were made
by Vice President Colfax, Gov. Geary,
Rev. DR.. Newman, of Washington,
Gen. o. o. Howard and several other
prominent gentlemen. Ths-6overnor
presided. It is said It was the most
imposing temperance celebration that
ever occurred in Philadelphia.
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Assiqnment... Debt of Coy,ng,en. XIV

CINCINNATI, March 26.-Thurston,
Of the Metropolitan, has made an as
signment.
COvINGToN, March 25.--The bonded
debt of the city is $500, ,O06, one-third
maturing in two years. The entire
taxable property is SI2,Q00,000 from
which revenue of Sl9S, 900 is derived.
The city property is valued at s430, 900.
Mayor SandfOrd still survives, but
his demise is hourly expected.
w. II. Tabbs has been appointed
Mayor DTO tenn.
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HEa ADVERTISEMENTS


OFFICE PEOPLES INSURANCE COZ
No. ID MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIS, March q. lS70.
THE stockholders OF this Company are
hereby notified that the annual election
for seven Directors, 70 serve the ensuing year
VIII be held at the Office OF the Company on
" WrDNESDAY, April 0, 1870, between the
hours OF 10 am. and Dig. Stockholders can
vote IN person or by proxy.
mhZ5 J. A. SIMMONS, Secretary.
A BSOLUrE DIVORCES legally obtained In
n New YORK, Indiana, Illinois and other
states, for persons fI0m any state or country
legal everywhere; desertiOn, drunkenness,
non-suppOrJ, etc, su uticient cause; NJ public
lty; no charge until divorce obtained. Advice
iree. business established Is years. Address
New York city m Fs8
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kEsnn pn...,.A

TROY, n. Y, March 25.-Mrs. Jane
Frances Alexander, daughter of Man
ming Van Derheiden, who was mur-
dered on his premises two miles out
of the city on Wednesday night last,
has offered reward of $4,000 for the
apprehension of the murderers. Gov,
ernOr Holman has GficT0d an addi-
tional reward Of $500.
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Fiaht Over the Louisville Raliroad Brieqe

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-It is stated
that the directors of the Jeffersonville
Railroad Company claim control OF
the stock aud management of the
Ohio falls bridge, and oppose the right
of way over The bridge to any com
pany which does not maintain the
rates of freight at specified rates, and
that the president of The Nashville
railroad has stopped transfer freights
frOlh the depot to the bridge, instead
of forwarding them by the connecting
route.
A number of Southern ticket agents
are here, en- route 10 New York. to
attend the general Convention.
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S2a5.ssO pamaaes.

CINCINNATI, March 2j.-The jury in
the Chaffee whisky case after being out
24hours, returned verdict this alter
noon for the Government in thessum
of S235, $50. The counsel for defend.
ants moved 8 new trial.
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Explosion Of a Powder hIII.

WILAISGToN, DEL, March 25-
The graining mill exploded at Dn-
points powder works about two
O'Clock this afternoon, killing q man
named Darby McAilen, who was
thrown entirely across the Brandy
wine river. Loss, two thousand dol
lars.
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TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY.
Burned TO Death.

CLEVELAND, March 25.-A German
lady named Baer and her child were
burned to death by fire which oe-
Cured in the premises occupied.
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Steamship Arrivals and Departures.

New YORK, March 25.-Arrived to-
day, the steamships City of Brussels
and Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL, March %. = Arrived
to-day the steamship Silesia from
New York.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

MAYORS OFFIeE. CITY HALu,
AEAPRTs, TESS., March %. 1870. J
Proprietors OF tippling houses are hereby
RotiAed 70 close their places OF business this
day, the 18Th inst, between the hours Of a m.
and pm. The police OF the city viii see that
this order is strictly enforced.
JOHN JOHNSON. Msyor.
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From France,

PARIS, March 25.-The COnstitt,-
tiOJaey says the Pope's answer to
Darue has been received, but that the
contents have not yet been made pub
iIc.
Advices received state that the gov
ernment OF Liberia is prosecuting
active warfare against the neighbor-
ing natives,
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.


BERLIN, March 25.-An anti-mili-
tary agitatlon Is extending to the
States of South Germany, and is en-
gaging the serious attention OF these
governments.
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NEW ORLEANS, March 25.-The
first act of the Judge of the Eighth
District Court was the issuance OF an
injunction prohibiting the City Coun-
Gil dispOsing OF the City Water Works
by sale or lease. as CONTEMPLATED.
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Meehan, editor of the Irish Ameri-
ean, Ii pronounced completely out of
danger The bali is not yet ex-
racted.
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BARNEY cox
NoB-Resident Notice.

No. 4l97 n. r. DIN the Ohancsry COurt. OF
Mem phis, Tennessee---A- Kaufmaues vs.
GusSave Ue6e . et al.
IT appearing from return IN this cause that
Il the defendant, Gustasve Uebeie, IL not u
be found in Shelby county. tennessee:
Il Is therefore order q, That he mako his
city OF Memphis, Tennessee on or before the
first Monday IN May, $50 and plead, answer
OF demar 70 eomplainant's Dill, OF the same
VIII be taken for confessed Is TO him, and
set for hearing exparte; and that a copy q
this order be published once week, FOR foul
successive weeks, In the Mem phis Appeal.
a COpy.-Attest;
AUGUsTON AL6TON, CI'k and Master.
Westcott & Stahl, Sols. for eonapl't. Rnhz5
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ADJUSTMENTS
MEMPHIS TREATeR.
spaIdlag. sIa~sn 3 saeOoaos.h. prs. r.

SATURDAY. March 25sh, I57l-NATIvE -
Doors open a. l. TO eonRsacs - : D.ee.s.I -
Prices as usual.
EAST LYSNE-LadY Isa5si, Iadzns Y.as
Miss Lucille Western.
SATURDAY StaHT-For the benefit and
last appearance OF Miss Lucli-e R--t-rs,
When- In Consequence 0f tue ilamezsss q a.
sation created b. her psy.ornss l.-- ~
Nancy syxes." last night. she y =-rat
drama OF ULIVEE TEIsf viii be rrg q.
Nancy sykes, Miss Laeilis Htsfera. IL
Sykss, Mr.. !. A. HsrRe.
Monday Evening, March = q B usHr OF
Mr. r W. Youuge. Acting N.srasa,-
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Mrs. Judge Burnham, of Richmond
Na.s was accidentally shot on the 10th
inst. She was assisting her husband
TO remove their effects from theiI
town to their country residence. Judge
Burnhsm was carrying out OF th'
house some, light articles, among
which was navy revolver, few
steps In advance of Mrs. B. On ar
irving at the foot Of the steps, the pis
tol dropped on the pavement, explo
ded, and the ball entered the left leg
Immediately above the. knee, ano
came out of the thigh, inflicting a Sc
we're and painful, but not necessarily
dangerous wound.
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John Savage has issued an address
of the Council of Fenian Brotherhood,
reporting the organization financially
strong, and declaring opposition to at
tacking the British in Canada, claim
ing the organization is merely intend
ed to secure the benefits of a just po-
litical system, and that the Tenure
bill in Parliament is not settlement
of the Irish land question, but the
best that can be hoped for, and II
passed will not embarrass the Broth
erhood in the least; and hoping for
day when the leaders Of the home
organization will be prepared TO un-
4 furl the banner on Irish soil.
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y PRfNG EILL Is on the eastern subzrt.z @.
y Memphis, on Poplar street vxteasi-t-. anon
tne propsft y oEusd d by Jhe late heur s-e.
ana derives It's name EIOIn Tie c. ebralssI IL
spring on the premises IL Is 4usL ole d. ~
east OF the present lei d EEz q. tl- r p.ar
street RAILWAY ~ hich VII sou satei..izd
70 Lnat properly and beyond L. rLrllt as v
has been chartered 10 bullu Pebble Iu.lu -.
on this ruads when has been . arsey e.. /. -
put under 1LIi Iimedtate CouiTEcE; aLu trff.s T.
-eet wide, and enbellizhed Sftn sh~uu - Is
on either side, anc - OsSed by 10 oEat4ls..cf nd
steam cars. must DecOtbe IEe -zsGlILe. g. .Lsl--
ward OF Memphis With Ihess attrae.i. e
and advantages, add8d % health. uIl.-s- Co. i.l-
cd4ltg, and uusxcsptisnsbls hsislbOI EotJ,
We brtns before the pubic
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NOTICE.
U. s PArErr ogEIcs.
C0MMERCIAL NURSERIES
Memphis, tennessee.
On New Ralsish Eoad. thrSs nilss Gon
Cssrt square

rzRurT and Ornamental Tres. arsnaFinsss
srasll fruits, etc. IN vrriety - -. =
@-e - 49, r.Suie ont aud Sc ID 4toTE-
49, q =, aAseoS@s FrefziSs7Fs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-05-19

SCoRPIoNoUs. John T. Hume, of the
Chiffon Times, in his last weeks issue, with
his usual characteristic regard for truth
and aeceney, in speaking Of what The
PILoT had to say concerning II. II. Smith S
injunction suit, remarks that we are COM
ing to grief and that our taxpayers are
beginning to groan under the burden of
expense that has been made for railroad
electioneering purposes, some 5000 o.
which he says has been paid to the mer-
chants and saloon keepers Of Manitowoc a:
the hired rate Of ten dollars per day.
We call the attention of our merchants
and saloon keepers above referred to, to
Mr. Hume fattering notice, and we hope
that on Mr.. Hume's next visit to Manito-
voc he will be suitably rewarded by the
said merchants and saloon keepers with
clothes without cost, beer without get,
lodging without stamps, and a safe journey
home without money aud without price.
QUERY-John, was it not here that you
were typically Matched ? If so, have you
ever heard that it is dirty bird that fouls
its own hest?
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Capital Removal Scheme Defeated
The Senate Of the United States is op.
posed to the removal Of the National Capt.
tai. On May IL, there was proposition
pending to appropriate half million dol
lars for beginning a new State Department
in the square now occupied by the War and
Navy Departments, and to authorize the
extension Of the Capitol grounds on the
east and west, at an estimated cost Of $500,
600. The first Of these was carried, by yeas,
Al nays Is.
The amendment charging the Caplto
grounds was agreed to without division. -
Plans for the State department must be ap
proved by the Secretaries Of State, War
and the Navy, as it is the ultimate purpose
to have all three of these branches of COY
ornamental service under one roof
Washington is happy, now that this thin
and gaseous bubble is punctured.
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Wisconsin Editors and Publish
ers' Association.

w lScONSn ElILOlo d1ll PUBLISH
ers' Association.
The fourteenth annual convention of the
Wisconsin editors and publishers associa-
ton will be held in Prairie Gu CHEN, a, 9
clock a. m., On Tuesday, June 2lst,
1870.
The address will be delivered By George
Van Waters, editor OF the Lean Hol,
Menominee. Wis.
The poem will be read by Fl. n. Ross,
editor of the She5oygan Times.
Obituary notices of deceased members
will be presented by friends who have ac-
cepted that trust.
Brief and pithy contributions from the
various members Of the association, on
matters of professional or public interest,
are invited
The arrangements for the convention are
entrusted to the corresponding secretary,
". g. Merrill, editor of the Prairie du
Chen Courier and bis brother editors and
publishers residing at Praine du CHEN.
al dcIOSS
the state of Iowa, to and from the Missis-
.ippi river by different routes, within the
week. with accompanying festivities OF a
social and liberal character, have been
nearly matured; and pleasant anniversary
is anticipated.
Those who design to attend the conven-
ton and participate in the excursion, are
requested to send to the president, by the
lst of June, printed slip., stating
lst. Name and location of publication.
I'd. By whom edited and published.
Sd. BY whom to be represented.
4th. Nearest railroad station.
5th. Any topic deemed worthy of the
consideration of the convention, in refer
ence to which printed article of ten min
utes' reading will be supplied on call-the
object being mainly to invest with public
importance any subject, measure, or enter
prise Of general iuterest, that may have
been neglected or overlooked, through the
ignorance or negligence Of the press and
people. CHARLES SEYMOUR,
President Wisconsin Editors and Pub
fishers Association.
La Crosse, Wis, May 9th, 1870.
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gFa-A humane editor speaking Of the
destructive habit of wearing tight corsets,
says:
These corsets should be done away with,
and if the girls cannot live without being
squeezed, we suppose men can be found who
would rather devote three hours Il day, with.
these girls dying off IN thai manner. Office
hours almost any time.
Yes, we should be willing, rather than
to have the girls die off, to take our turn
at the squeezing.
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Guardian Sale.

IN ROBATE-MANITOW0 COUNTY
i court. In the matter of the estate of the
minor heirs of Michael Low, deceased. No,
ticeis hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an order of license, made in said
matter, on the 10th day of May A. d. iS10,by
the county court of said county, the under
signed guardian of the minor heirs of Michael
Low. deceased will, on Monday, the 18th day
of June, A. d. 1870, at ten o'clock in TIE
loren of said day, at the Office of the county
Judge, i'll the village of Manitov oc, in said
county, offer for sale, at public vendue. the
following described lands, to-wit: An undi.
vided three-tourths of the west half Of the
north beast quarter of section No. thirty-three
(33) Of township No. twenty-one (2l) north
of range No. twenty-five coz east, in said
county of Manitowoc. The terms of sale will
be made known at the time and place of sale
MARTIN KINNEY Jr., Guardian.
Manitowoc May 10th. 1910. AZ
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AyAs many of our young ladies have
fallen into the practice Of chewing gum, the
following from the INDEPENDENT, showing
Of what ingredients gum is composed, will
be of interest to them:
Any kind Of fat, even that of dogs, is used,
in the manufacture, and when all the ingredi-
ents are placed in boiling kettles, "a small
quantity of the liquor from water-closets is
put in to whiten the gum.
When this fact is known, girls have a
perfect right to chew gum if they want to-.
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ssa There is a woman out in Joliet with
few emphatic ideas on the topics which
agitate the bosons of a portion of her sex,
and she talks in this way: II just don t
believe In these new women notions. [
have raised six boys-four of them vote
now, and the others will soon be old enough.
Then L will have six votes. Now, these
good for nothing women who have fooled
their time away, and never raised single
boy, come around and want every woman
to vote for herself | don't believe in suc!
nonsense. have raised my six boys, and
am going to have every one vote for me-
These women who so lecturing around the
country instead Of raising boys, have no
business 10 vote anyway. And when they
say that they are just as good as | am, and
have right to vote themselves, If they
have no boys to do so for them, it is not
true. II they are as smart as | an, Why
did they not raise some boys to vote for
them? | tell you, | do not intend 10 be
cheated out Of my six votes by any such
good for nothing folks. | guess that the
world would come to pretty pass, in a
mighty short time, if the women all took
TO goin ABOUND leeturing on women rights,
instead of raising boys.
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BISHOP kEMpER.- Imric1n
Churchman of the 18th inst. speaks as
follows cf the condition of bishop kemper:
At the time of going to press At noon to-
day wednesday, the dear and venerable
bishop hemPer, though slowly failing in
strength in the opinion of his physicians, is
clear in mind, and calmly waits the great
change.
Memory, judgment, affections, ak remain in
his physical weakness.
His interest Is undated in his diocese, his
clergy and the church, and all have his pray
crS.
We pray God 10 spare him longer to his
church, aud Yet all must be thankful that his
! last days are 50 full Of beauty, peace and
hope, and thst h. is himself to the last in all
that makes LnA 30 beloved a!..l vcseratcl
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s9~lt would oblige us very much if our
friends throughout the county would send
us all items of local interes, in their re-
spective localities, and such items would
be read with interest by all our subrcribers
When anything transpire. in ycur immedi-
ate vicinity worthy of notice rust sit down,
write up the acts Of the case, direct them
to the editor of The PLoT and we will
put them in shape.
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FOURTH or JU-NEw YEARS. The con-
undrum is being asked by nearly all of our
exchanges whether there shall be fourth
of July celebration in their respective 10
calities or not As nothing has been said
in regard to tho matter in Manitowoc, we
would ask the authorities if it wasn't about
time something was done towards grand
cebration in this city? 1t is better to
make preparations early before cYerybady
is engaged to so somewhere else.
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| Persons can order by mail with safety, bs
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An agent sending for six watches, will re-
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To Town Clerks.
OFFICE OF CoUNIY Surf OF SCHOoL,
MANITowoC, Wis, May Is. 1870.

OFFICE OF County Surf OF SCHOOLS,
MAKITowoc, Wis, May IS, 1870.
Your attention is hereby directed to section
So Of school laws Of 1867. which reads as fol
lows: Each clerk shall, within ten days
after his election or appointment, report his
name and post Office address to the county su-
perintendent Of schools; and the name and
pest Office address of ea CHI district clerk within
ten days after the filing of the same in his Of
fee.n
Asnole Of the town clerks in this county
have complied with the provisions of the fore
going oh apter. it is essential that the required
information may be forwarded promptly
MICHAEL kIRWAN
432t County Sup't Of Schools.
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LAUNCHED. The schooner jain Wll,r,
which craft has received thorough re
build at this port the past winter, was
launched last Tuesday from ship yard
point Some difficulty was occasioned in
launching her, caused by one OF the for
ward ways sliding out of place into the
river; aud as the vcSse, slid of, the way
stuck in the mud, causing the vessel
stern to swing out into the river while her
bow was almost high and dry on the shore.
She sustained no damage and with the
assistance Il the tus hay Sm9.c,w east
ly gotten OF.