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ks 20 babiSt Htint oduIsr. isors 5 Simmer uuo
bli;H RtIer tHlbdlttrb. 3te sage tn wtgtn y iuuo9fit
.AsA unb ea6nbtit ntht Iu lbsrirtten, rdbt etusui
Wurttt; Bt0mauuQsn kiht nm btuia. RahiuirdQen
btt %. Srtdsro, Rr. BIS ESrH:8 altimprCEr.,
3. kbilre plttta uou her &tImOretrGBs.
IIpdri7 / n z 1gDt
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anna ID. @unter, NomtniHrat
Er, 900, SantpusSi penue.
q O N D 4 4 Q On . A ~
Ghrrifiss&rrfani.

Npf'u'of' OsN'f,u'cIoV,Gsf,O
I'm GbrrifszS rrtaut.
I'm. SIN 5oIee uuo Trait siues BeIbldgtabms . Bt.
tepits tFieTi iaciasl oes 0on mon pltas'Ssttbis In Dr
alag, Don elias Martin aegeu 20. 6. Dtuit uno Ga.
IomOn Y ". Gonitr. babe i'd nit BeIhIdg bele0t urb
In Vf0nouu9 atnpmrneu ole Nedtt, Btttbtbum uuo
SutCreNe pes btiaGtcn Solomon 4. VI Conner In unb
auf Dem naafeberotn @runbhiide init Den ba.
raft stbenben @sbductn. IN Der Staot Baltimore
aeIeesn uuo iOlasn0ertDsllt bfldriebsu, ndmliG
In Der QDefiettt Der Ioro : Ctegonirlbe. an ttntm
gunite 242 ffus u6rOltd pom Otr Ste, Wslhe burb bic
arrulunl orr gDfit cite Der Ortaous nit Der yoroititt
Der WioibsrttaBe seblloet nito, nhfanasnc; oarn noro.
lid sebenp, l6uas Der gBtiltts Der Dre9oniira6s, II
5uB: OaNn lutiilidl. parallel init WtoIbttfroBr. 1876
t5aB bis an strt 10 tSuB bretie Npep oann iholtd, pa'
raltl nit her Ors9DnfraBe, n 6uB ldngS bs,1gtcr VII.
ltq. uuo bant 6iilIb rs ituB bis iunt dnfanssplnii.
oatebs IN nit stnen 2sfodl9,n sSpbnbauSe, ais ylr.
II. Drt9onfrnBe. brjtitutt. btbdnt.
nno Id MADE bteriuti bstanui, baB Id an Der gtridis.
~baustbars In ber Staot Baltimore Suurerhda, ben 10.
Npril 1871, Witta9s IL ubr, auFs Srttreis btB be-
fd9ttn Solomon Y. W Confer in un0 gu benz obcnbe.
ldriebtuen uno nit SeidlG8 bet9ttn GI8sni9uint periau'
few lpstot.
8eoInsunsen gaarIdbung.
sinsuhus albert. sderift;
b. u. Dennstt b gpmp., Nun.
(70 0 A q an IL
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- Sin 2ootr nit gobuun9 on Der Ncmufpf.
hiiiH pantaslloenne, nobe ser Sisrle:StraRe,
-Elu- II bel 100 GuG.
&aiueS s 2oscmanu,
49, gr. 264, ct. goul=, oberbatO gcriuGtontr.
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SGcritfszVerfanf.

SWcrITTsSUtfTnNT.
ny 3rait nno In 5olgc eines Yeidlaasrabmcz
YetebleS (fieri facias) bes Baltimore Staot-
@Cribts In Der Stage bon Spbn e. Stansburu acaCn
Uturp Inn Siier, Iomtniltratrir uon 9oiepb dtier,
babe i'd nit geibtd9 belcgt uno In Ridnoun9 otnolns
men alcs Redt, Beiiptbum uno 5nterriiC Der bcIagz
ten Viaru Inn atirr, Aoniniitratrir Don Soicpb Sfz
fer, In uno Su BEN @runepiaBe init zen earauf
ffcbcneen SebGueen, In Der Staot Baltimore gctez
acu, an Der Jiorouit 2 Ode Der Sia= unb &bGrpifaBe,
an Der SillrGBe ~un8ciGbr " 6uB. brett uno ~ungeidbr
nen W obnbauie init 2aecu, ais Vr. 1is, &iu.
Straic, bt5tidnct, bebdut.
llno made i'd biermit betonnt, bab i'd an ber @ez
rihts9anstqnIe ~ ger Staet Uultllaote Wtlttpodb,
beioaten YiarD VIM aiicr, aorpinttrdtrir pom Soiepb
QiicT, in bcm obcnbcibrtebencn Stgrntbumc ucrtallz
fen iperoe. 2lnsnitnS hilbert, Shcrttt;
Z. SS. Bennett * Gomp., Autt.
Loa o q no Z : Oh
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@sstu Bdariabtura 100 SouHtn coer trtbr stbrduu.
ter SuBtilens Obtr &ilenbsd Abfaa. lplpis auQ Abtau
iGgliher Art un0 altss UtstIu i'm Nugemtintu.
@emnrn $3apts.
l69-l SIR. r. 5pdnHrnkt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
Scrit %tgGrnugeW.

4SvyN Sin 9rOucs 3ferS, Sfarrcu
@S Mno Ocfdirr
AMI 0ffCntlihCr NutttOu.
SicnIfdg, oCn If. april II, WurgcnS 40 tlhr,
lutrotu mir I'M oSountdin:9 tale" al Der gazette,
nNDc SbarlC6nraBC,
Gin graucS 9ferS unb
ciucI Stdrrcu nit Cjcfdlirr
iHr Aicduuug oCr $50. ". u. YtcAuitCr, SndUQttCr,
In 6ulgc ciucs writ Of Repleyin" p]trtuuicn.
Sc6tngung Yaur5abIuug.
". u. DtcNniiIcr, N6Dofat;
1886 9lSrcun, Thomas n Comp, Nutt.
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Mnh. fElntnln,

icbr aeibittc Rutbgebcrin, fam Al iCbCr 3cit ibcr
Ser9lltntiie hes SebenS, liter @litt urc llngIiit &c
lpro6cn lUerhell In Glr. 235, SiiesSipue;, Bluiideu
uuo Nlice NmitrdBc. 5u Gents pro RCrion.
Z onnta05 nidt 5u ipreden. $40
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I'm b%CrfuuFen.
gu D%erfnufcn.

- Gin Sans 0n4cnnip .Ilpcruc, uabc
EhH 2aupalcitr., t6 bel so SUD. $500.
4iL SoaiiIeS s S~ugemoun,
SOL Nr. 26A, ct. YHut=, o6trbdtb eerin9tonitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
Sn %berfaufen.

Ill Gin oaus am Broaenap. Gin edbaus an ssr
&u9trfraBt, Gdber an Der caroline, Yttro.. Sdtro.
ott.. GroB.. Gutaip.. RtostIp. uno aroertn etrastn.
Srunomittten, Sanbteuen nno Hanofbs ju psrtanftn,
8eloer aut 6ppotbtten ansbulttben uno 6duitr iu oers
nlistlsn. .gtdberss bel 3. RDrrts q epbn. Mr.. @,
ct. vauItrdss. dill
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Sibidcs WtObiliar
ClnCr
Ramilie, pttdJe ete Sta6t peTIdst,

r2L,G,8,sO,2l 6,80G'T1
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Sn n~erfnnfen.
3u Ocrfaufeu.

III u6t bauier in sio. BoltimOrt BON $500 bt
200. 9absrss bel SdineS = %SUgsnann,
Rr, 26A, At. Vdul hIaae, ObtrbdIb
(47-) Der TtytnqtOnitruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
GuSUcuIc.

SDSpcpnc.
Or. q. =. Roscrc, Qicentidt bgs t6nial. Cole
gums Der Ier3te nno UPttglteo oes foni9l. @ouc9tuInS
Der 0unodr5tc pom Sn9lano, fam td9ltd iue9en obiz
Ger ardntbeit, ionic alen ocrlhiebenen oaourb cntz
Itebeuoen Setoen In ICiuer Wobnung, Sfr. IS,
Sbdrps, 5uiiden Ytatts Ino &amocnItr., nm Hat9
beiro9t lueroen.
Sprehitnnoen: bon 5 bis 10 llbr Wor9ene, BON 2
bis 4 rbr 5faful. uuo por 6 bis o lt9r a6enoS.
Oa Or. Ro9erS oleic Srantbcit lino ole 46arten
e~erlelbeu lu1breno iCines lan9en gnicntbaltes in Sls
inoten 5um beionoeren Stubium gemadt, 70 per-
f@ert er alen on oeler 9rantbsit 9eioenoen cine
idnele Sllfe.
Sertiftfat.
"Suftn0b amsS ountp, 3D., 4. MpriI 1870.
so be6eu9e btermtt, baB i1 mid udbrenb 8 Sabrer
IN iebr ihletbtem 9eInnobeiteB uitanbe bcfanp, iu6er
i'd neinet ibltnmen &rantbeit, Opspepite unb olae,
Ileiuer S9fpdbe, lit. Sd it mid an cine Ins9bl
aerjte mnpreno Der 3ett lpanbte, obne baourb Seiiez
run8 81 lplren, 10 ltellte i'd MID unter Die 8ebanps
lung oes Or. Sentp j. JfogerS ludbreno Der lebten 6
N;tonatc, uno bin ip ilber5eugt, Dap i'd 9dnBlid turirt
bin.
Bebr.t6, 3gitsl GEO. VI. Gilbert.
Die Sufammen9cfeste Saucrffpfz
Sur onrd Gindtbmuna.
9ln9enleieen, Sutrobrenalt : 9nt5inoun9, Suaen,
Serlult Der Stllnme, Observation-Disclosures, 5usz
pepite, Jiepenieiocn. aa9elneine 86rperibpdbe, ioipie
ole brontiten Seibcn iUerben e~riol9reiIb be6aneelt
Oon Gid,are 0arsincr, Med. Dr.,
Rr. fcf, 9drfftr., Baltimore, Mo.
Seratpun9si tuneen: bis II nbr nib; BON 8 bis 8
empioblen bnr6 Ralor Sfi6arb 6u0er, DR.. Theol.,
III YarttraBe' Saltlinorc. (Rou.f0,tS1
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2lncnt In SNnihinnfnn.

ST. 1apie sBeHeisr, Mr.. AS, Srae Strpae,
ndbe RennlutUantarapcuuc un0 ocm @Gpttois@drtcn,
III unier agcnt iir Waibington, @eOrgctopu uu6
Iteranorta, unb iino !3Gblungcn All ibu 81 MAIDEN.
80 IHleigcn hit ben rSorrcipouocnttn" fuerocn al
bcid9tem Srte entgtgeHlcnomlncii
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Ocntfd)cS
cnaliIhcS,
frdnSoiifdcS,
fpduifdtcS nno
a%mcrifanil6cs Oulo nnO Silbcr

Bum BohNCn grctic octcuit uuo u~rrfauit.
gDir fGuicn !SiniC5s Rtnicn RDtcn, b.2Ucr, O.iOCr
uno 1.3Oer Sunose SbIiGGtloncn, u]crltilmmCItC6
Rot a%tcingClo; ionic
tiotidc, norolihc unb lUChlibt 8nntnotcu ~ ben
beItcu YidrttprCiicu.
PNebicIt uuo Nant Nnluciurgcu lucrbcu In alien
errelbbdrtn BnnitCn In ben Scr. StaatCn ubCr Is anaOu
%clutuititt.
ger. Stantcn' SteucrRcmpcl NIT Rcgirrurg6 Gl5
tuntu %pcrtduit.
afticn lu6 ionhiGe 0rrtbpdpitrc gu ylciu Dortrr
RGtcn gcfnuit Uon
@bilipp @cucr s Conn. 9auftcr6.,
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2u Derraufen.

- pIdse auf Der pobe Der Gamotn . sunftion,
ipelht Itbr btnte abatlalen ipttben. tptnn ,oaIet1 at.
nomutsn. aBtetu ndbtrer Nusiunit wtnot man ib an
%. ifrtdt, gdt Der Columbia. uno QbarntrfraBe; on
3. eItraro az tper auf Der SIDE osr Columbia ano
4pppIttNunraBe. pptr an brn. kSdre auf Der Stotlou
auI Der 5uniiiOn. pslh.r anirassnoe rad BEN YIass
msii't. t1R1rll6, lUit.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11

73T uB @ruub, o Slate, StCttt Der Sh0-Rac0z
itr0Bc, ly5 6us ii6lib uun orr y%SCttragt aniNugcuo,
100 5u8 ttti bis an Ole 9mBuuoQs4UtD Gcgcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
DrutIbc Spar-Bank

G1@ 0cpOiitCrem crbaItcn . 8rOicut3iniSn.
taftn Y 1 N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11
DerIualltrs Uufaui.

RAsa. RraIt riuc5 9drttts hes arsts.Striaiss In
alt iuort Gouuip, In Sluttp. Utrotn bic IlnitrItidrt.
Ten ais VtrIpdlIer auf Ottndtbtr Mutton an Ylabt
GicnHds. ban II. APltl 1871, Uftttu9S I2 ubr,
0%crtuuIen:
bic ptrtbpone Panbaene In Baltimore.
Cuuutp an or 0OUcr.JtOab, uugtfnlr II Wiellsn Uon
her StdOt baltimore uuO %ur8rldbr 3 Wetlen bon Der
6tt iNtrhiopner station an Der ggBetlldtn WatOldnter
GttuUaGu," ais nIIuHtuu" btiInut, uuO irkt bic
gBObnung Dts Gapt IbOmus Sltus. urgCiGbr 2lS
Ntsr. 2 1toos uro 81 Ve,dss, mtlr OOer lutnlgtr, 9anb
tnl6dlitrb. lDooo1 unlttdhr 20 Ndir III Doll.
Die Brbauot uuf bttiem StGSutguIne limb Elm OorIig.
lib gruftS b6tStrnsS uuo RstnrrntS Bpbnbaus
NJ I moDerntn YtrbgncriHRtn un0 3tbsn8rbaubtn ausr
Art. Der NIoB 1T gut b~glpalttt unb singeIaunt uno
tn ihbnem 2ultutitduOe.
our Ietbtu 3stt uno all itlbtm NyInte luttosn mir aud
npd uugcidbr rs Ndtr NGub. otr ydubtrle Ots 6rn.
5ouifle uuo uumitiIeltar an obt8sm 4labr an8rtfIsuo,
o%sttIutCn.
acknowledgements. nit Outd bds Btirst pOrsr.
idrirbcn. ruo elm Grtlttbrtl baar. Der Httrt tn 1 uuO S
UtOnatcn. Oocr Nurs buGr, nah Dem Btlitbtn oB adus
Itrs Die Gtc0tllublurget 3tnleR tra8sno un0 our
3utrWptn1eti Der 9ctIulller 9Ctdrrt.
Spbu GariUn. m,~ror,s
49, "a ~, a. ., -, ( OtNlulllEI.
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gu ntgfanfen.
lm pcrfanfen Mno IA bermiethen.

Ea Gin Epbubnus init eaecn an Der Beh.
Baltimore. nabs YoppleipnfraBe. R6Rtrts bet
psnTp N. GoDEC, Rr. o. Ram BRlIoiuss, Ct.
BOZ
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3u VerFaufen.
Garroa.Guunth.

A9tA Cine otDBe WnlabI Htiusr 6duItr tn autu
Se.a Stabtthttep btutg auh stne AnIabI QdOtn Ju
9&S Otrmtttbsn bura \. -. Brown 8 Srueer,
IS, @effsEapcttear (Sl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-11

an Der ampteGonrag 3. Suu6 ortiu UoH Der GSa=
ibtngtonhGBe, aetc9eN, IA 6uB brett uno 70 6uj tei
bis an etic 10 ifuS brCttt 8cpfaltcrtc @Iltu gcVtHo.
Die BGulidttittu beltgben In etntll 0ut8ebNlitcn B.
Ntnttr0cOQuDc, Subrunten I'M Nuit, bCuutul tln9criUa
tet. @jruuOuietbc $2.2j pro 9rttttiu5. YcolnBun9eu
bci'm 9%icrtauic. GdmucI 81. OppCr,
$3.50 yr. 81, gGtlt YaltimOrcitrabt.
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IN %bcrtauicm.

a., 2 6duier nObe Ncoeral Sill, 70 bel 1875 Sus,
tgiiH @runbmietbe $3.50 Ia SUE, 8 Gtod bob Al
la.L il 500. 3aineS 4 Suscmduni,
SOL ytr. 26a, ct. Eaut=, oberbalb gcrin9tondr.
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Su D~crfuufeu.

a.
CHS I'm 800 Anj0blung iIrb icbr bili0 Gin
kSU SGu6 nabe Der ct. Uti6clS=8trbe. Scr 8tet
&a1 pom 800 fam IN wobentIi6eu JiOtcu i'm 9Guz
oeretne a~b9t5ablt mclocn. 9tGbcreS in Ir. 4D2,
CitsSombGrrs, nUbe Gbcitcritr. tSi-7l
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ss,h SGnicr nutcr lcldIien yeOiUgungen.
liz 500 banr. Der Rsi auT pa Hsnoe 3,It, iaaf,n
lsbr btutgs uuo bsqutnit iltint pduler. bic hb defenders
fhr panopsrftr unb bic arbstitnbt flaiie paltn.
zine td6us Ulisle Iu ~oertauisn oosr ssgth @isertbum
III her Stdot ia otrtaulhsn. 8fridieoent btnise 9anDs
HELEN. 3anbitBe uno Wtariiadrttn.
$500 tauisn zine porlhaIihs 2aubfsue nabe Gnna.
ppilt bic Stbauot fDnea lntbr golo.
kStutam Goffpn q Sons,
Sttimsr Ssr. ii, .SaIp Yuiloiuas,s 81,
1881 WQutHrdke.
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ScutIdjcS
Arbrit5 1lad)wrilunQs DarraN

SIR. 272, SilozBrpabmaO,
inter Nufltdt Ger u9eutidtcu @eicuidrait."
SiCientgeH, iUelpe hcutihe @unolUCrtrr, 4r6citer
nno SienithOttn 81 bcihGiigcH rUiHidcu, lUoten lid
pcriOHlth ooer In i~rdntirtcn 9ricier an otn agcuteu
oerSeituibait Srl. 6.0.NBeIltHgbUtb Rr.252,
Gin : Sroariudp, iUcuocn, tUclber uucutgelttib
Nustlntt crtbCiltn lUiro. Sdu2G,
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puIlUE
EgE..l- Gin Sbidrrinq'fd tr EliigtI.
[ A"Tctc -rctcs,n d Stublt bon VUalnubs
III II HboIl. = 6aip StA9lt, ollie In atiHtnt
y Rtp; BGlndtr aePpthe. 3terratbsn.
GanOrIabern u. |. ~;
Btmmtr:
Nuslt,bt.3tid onu GidtEbolI, IL GidtnbolI. Stibt.
9ouu9t. Briht'r 3tpptde INN Wiatten. YorJtlan. uno
@tasUoarCu. SO unO 30te.SuuItt. Britannia. loaa.
rtu. Gis. YttGer, YlGt.oe'ntndgt;
Stubeu:
6Btitftleu uno BCitltug. 2altiOtridrdu's. iBaid.
Hide. II Uta9a8Onp. ( liBle. 2cpptds, gtattsn. spif8tI
u. | 10;
ale Bal1tnsW 6btln;
ale HiIdbengtratbc;
tbItotbtt
8ldst IGrdnte uno etidtr. trouI0fite ubr. 6tlbt
II. 10. u !. ID. Ostiantsn. uRbe6in9tsr YsriauI.
Bsbtnsur8: SaarJabllna.
Errgp g Rirflane, NUT.
Nr. IA. SipsG barte
VottJ. = ptrionsr utldt ant Y~ttIaufsmorstn
Baltimore WforpruS az Hbr NIT Der gDefiltben Ma.
tplanoer StlCnbabn bon Der 9alOtrt. Statiou Ucrla,.
len, ttnotil 0Ddgrn an or 9lstitrrsiowutr Station, nm
lie nod Dem gsttdufsplabt Su briu9tn.
lbS, 1U,J. 7gSl4-Ol
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soon &drIuh, u,,rm
Sol. y GRIrrpntan ~

uumitttltar nod Dem Dtriauis Der 2anoHeGe ,o,rOtn
mir auf Auitrug bee Si1rnibinrrB dNt Sferbe, RHbs,
pditr, Stu aStlfbfOrn, Esassn. Ssibirr u. l..
10, aut brlG8ttH 4lGbs,
opte:
ale notwithstanding in teIG8ttr gDobnurD, BE-.
Nfhfuh IN
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-A-- Cine bhbIbt qGnbHf1s In bober QuIur nit gus
N Sebauoeh II. 10. III Ju %ustiauftn bel 4eurp -.
Sopfe, Rr. o, EGn Butlbtngt, st. SauIaTGas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-08
OFFICIAL
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of Regular March Meeting Of
Boards Of AidsrmeH and ~Couaolmeu.
Loonelnasa fran rs.L.ranu-

LCotNlnANa INnHW IeeLeT0uU.|
CITY HALL, MEMPHIS. March 1. 1871.
Az a regular meeting Of the Board O.
Aldermen, held on Wednesday. March I
1871, there were present
The Honorable John johnson. NIsvor
Mr.. President MOfiet, chairman. and
Aldermen Dryer, Msil0u, Nackal Cart
wright, Ccalla, Dent and pendergrast
BY Alderman Dryer:
Resolved, That the amount allowed bv
the City Engineer % Messsrs. HOLLYWOOD
and Walsh be- placed 20 their credit In
paym8ns Of taxes.
Adopted by Council, March 2, 1871.
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, March I,
1871.
BY Alderman Dryer:
Upon she petition of Joseph Haiues
pr0pOsinE 10 lease a portion of the Bluff
west OF Clinton street.
Referred 10 special committee by the
Board Of Aldermen. Committee, messrs.
Dryer, Msllou, Cartwright, Hoist and
Be-Jis.
Your Board Of Aldermen's special COM
mitcee report adverse ~.
Report adopted by Board Of Aldermen
March 1, 1871.
BY Alderman MallOn:
Your special committee, who were APP
pointed TO vote the city stock in the
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, re-
spectfully report that they proceeded %
HOpeheld on the designated day and
voted for the following gentlemen: Sam
uel Tate, william NJ, Harrington, Hugh
T. Brinkley Thomas NJ. Bowen, H. B..
Edmondson The whole number Of votes
cast was 58.5g3.
Received by Board OF ALDERMEN, March
j 1871. Received and -cOncurred in BY
Council, March 1, 1871.
Resolved, That tho City Engineer be in
structed TO grade Tennessee street from
Calhoun TO Ir6zsyant.
Adopted by Council. Referred to In
proVemsnt COMMITTEES by Board Of Alder
men, March 2, 1871.
Resolved, That Robert Good. Wharf
msster, be allowed b SUM Of hny dol
lars, per month, from the 4th OF May TO
the Lat Of February, 1871, for the services
Of an assistant.
Referred 20 Committee on Claims by
Council. Referred to like cOmmitte by
Board of Aldermen.
Resolved, That the City Engineer be
Instructed by this Board to clean Win
chester street between Main and
Front streets, which is in a bad condi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-08

By telegraph ON Monday night we
received the following decision in the
case of McVeigh vs.. the United States:
Error to Circuit Court for the District
of Virginia. This was a proceeding
to confscate the property Of McVeigh,
and he appearing by counsel and filing
an answer, on motion OF the District
Attorney, the court below struck out
the claim and answers on the ground
that he was 81 resident of Richmond
within the Confederate lines, and a reb-
eI, and had no standin cOurt. The
Supreme Court are unanimous i'm the
opinion that this was an error in the
court below, thst when assaulted there,
MCNeigh had a right TO defend there.
Liability and right are inseparable,
and a different result would bea blot
on the Jurisprudence and civilization
OF the country. The provision OF the
Constitution that no one shall be de-
prived ollie, liberty OrprOperty with
ont due process of law is conclusive
on the subject. Whatever the extent
of the disability of an alien enemy to
sue in a hostile country, he is clearly
liable to be sued, and this carries with
it the right of defense. The right Of
McNeigh TO sue out this was sustained
and judgment revoked, and the cause
remauded with instructions to the
court below 10 proceed in it in con-
iOrmity 70 the laws.
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From the recent official report OF
the Auditor Of Virginia, we get the
following statement Of the financial
condition OF the cold Dominion -
The total valuation Of real and per-
s0ual property is but 1851, 500, 600,
while the funded debt amounts to
$50, 600, 600, or more than ten per cent.
In addition TO this, there is back inte-
rest owing to the holders Of State Sc
curitfes to the amount Of s 5000, 600,
and $1,000 900 more viii be due by the
LIST Of July of the current year. As
the total revenues of the State this
year are estimated at only about 81
100000, Of which 81, POO, 600 viii be alb
sOrbed by the ordinary expenses, the
prospect Of a prompt settlement Of the
obligations now overdue cannot be
considered very encouraging. The
Auditor, however, estimates that
there will be receipts on the taxes Of
1870 to bring up the amount in the
treasury, if no interest be paid, to ST.
$40. OOO by the end of the year.
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-COMmlSSl0NER'S SALE.

/ No. I39. EQUITY pOcket.-In the Circuit Court
0fthe United States for the District of West
Tennessee -. j. White vs.. James o.. Ellis
/ and j. NJ. Woodward.
I IN pursuance of g decree rendered in the
l 4 above styled cause, on the I'D day OF De.
| cember, 1870, l viii, as COMMISSIONS APP
pointed by the COurt, on the 18th day oi
March. 1871, at noon, ON the premises. sell. to
the highest bidder, the following described
| property, tO-Wits
a certain tract, piece or parcel Of land it-
URte, lying ana being Ia the county OF TIP
I ton, State Of Tennessee, on the waters OF the
Mississippi river, with metes and bounds as
follows, tO-Wtt; Beginning at "a point on the
Mississippi river almer northeast corner.
thence south with Palmerg ilne ga6 poles. rs
8 stakes thence east - poles, TO 3 take;
thence north poles, TO q tree on the bank
Of the Mississippi river; thence in a vest
WaTdly direction with the or the
Mississippi river, 90 the point of beginning:
being the same tract conveyed by William
Coward to James q. Ellis, and described in
said deed OF cunVevauee as contain no. bv
estimation eighty-tnree 1887 acres. Together
With the engines, boilers and al other dx-
lures and apparatus amt things. lying and
being situated on said tract OfIand. and used
in the distilaHon OF spirltuous liquors, and
deseriDed as louUW3, Two d0uble-uue
oolers, twenty teetlonG, forty inches dame
ter, crate, bars, etc; one engine. tan-fnch
cylinder, twenty feet stroke, with everything
10 make 1t cOmplete5 one main shaft hy-
wheel and pulleys, and all ether sbafting
aboubthe mil ana dislulery "a pair thirty
sIx-inch stones, Tor grlnulngi win gearing
ASAaA-Af CNfsf ono mNaA NlAI que HNAAA e.N
and worm; one cold water tub; one higb-
wine tub ore lows rue tub SIX beer
tubs one under or beer sink two re-
ceivlng tubs or c%isternBi Two yeast bups
four Yeast cans draw aud lorcs aud
high and low wine pumps; platform and
beam scsIes, and all The pipes, valves, COCKS,
betting used about the di8tilery; ht1cHsmlhn
and carpenter and other tools and lmatru-
ments about the premises.
Said property viii be sold on q credit or six
months; the purchaser % give note, gun ap-
proved personal security, bearing interest
IRON date. for the purchase money sHdauen
retained on the property a8 additional SEE
mrifv for the payment OF the purchase
money.
The equity OF redemption Is barred. and
the purchaser, on comply ing With his bid,
WHIbe placed In immed late possession.
H. CLAY KINg
Special Commlssf0ner-
Memphis, March 8, III mhf
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IN a recent Israelite journal we find
an explanation of the sympathies for
France. so well, so promptly and so
generously attested by the Jews
throughout the world. The writer
says it is atiested Boy history that
whenever an idea Of emancipation
has made way in Europe, France has
taken the initiative. France has al.
ways been, and is to-day, the adj
vance guard of liberty, With its
population of forty millions of Catho-
lies, it has always respected and
maintained the rights of its one hum
dred thousand Israelitish citizens.
The writer claims, without fear of
contradiction. that the religious eman-
cipatiOn of the Jews In Germany is of
French origin. In IS4S, he says, we
find two of our worthy cO-religionlsts,
CremieuX, the lawyer, and G~oudchaux,
the hnancier, forming a part of the pro-
visional government Of France. Not
very ren1Oie from the same time, a
German parliament was c0nvoked at
Frankfort, containing as members the
great men, resctiOnary and liberal, Of
Germany. In this assembly the most
perfect harmony prevailed in the dis
c~ussiOns so long as they did not touch
the question Of the emancipation Of
the Jews. This subject was the
stumbling block over which they fell
into discord. They could not agree
upon the proposition, and il was re-
jectsd. Though since that time the
position Of the Jew i'm Germany has
been much improved, the old liber-
atty Of France toward the race is re-
membered by many of them with a
gratitude which somewhat darkens
the claims of Fatherland.
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aid and that remaining due:


E.nENah. H.Al
With the exception of Alabama
these figures are given approximate
ly. In the States Of Virginia. south
Carolina, Florida, Arkansas and
Tennessee, lands were sold under the
act Of June 2, 1862 TO pay the taxes
charged against them. Most Of these
lands were bid ia by the United States
Commissioners, and have never been
redeemed, and are still owned by the
Government. Those fn South Caro-
lima are the only tracts from which
any considerable revenue has been de-
rived. When sold 10 individuals.
the proceeds Of such sales have been
turned into the Treasury, after defrav-
ing expenses. The Department bss
been looking up these lands. and ia
now prepared to reut a considerable
portion of them, Some Of those lid
in are used for cemeteries, ana other
tracts have been used for military
nurooses. The direct tax eolleelio6s
have been formally suspended bv the
Secretary OF the Treasury, in pursu-
auce0 of an act of Congress, passed in
1860. until the LIST Of January, 1863.
They have not been resumed since
that date,