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Attachment ROtiCs.

No. J6l A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee b. L. Garden
hire, administrator OF c. DOWeI vs.. j
Carr.
III this cause an attachment having been
4 sued cut uud6r section c4lj of the ode
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property OF defendant. and fdda-
Wit having been made that the defendant Is
indebted TO plaintiff In the sum OF $500 by
note, and that the defendant is a uOn-Tesl-
dent OF the state OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered that he make his
personal appearance herein. before the
Judge Of the First Circuit Court OF Shelby
county, at the Courthouse IN the city OF
Memphis, on the third Monday In Septem-
Der next, and defend said attachment suit
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same will be proceeded with eZparte, and
that 81 cOpy Of this order be published Once a
Tor four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal
Done at Office, this 23d day Of May, ISL.
NAIVE FhANE TAFT, Clerk.
BYB. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
HnmnE n HneFnm A#r0#maEH Fnw nHa HnHHH
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ELMA, MARION & MEMPHIS r. r. Co.
OFFICE IHIEF ENGINEER,

SELMA, MARION & MEMPHIS r. r. Co.
OFFICE IHIEF ENGINEER,
MARION, ALA. May Is, ISL
PROPOSALS for the building OF eighty
Il miles of the above road viii be received
Up to 18th OF June, l57l, siXty-eight miles
in the state of Alabama; one hundred and
hfty miles in the State Of Mississippi and
fifteen miles in the State Of Tennessee. Pro
pOsals to include graduation masonry,
bridging, cross tries and track-Iayiug. Also,
rails ana fastenings, to be furnished at the
option of the contractor, either by himself
or by the company.
Proposals for sections Of twenty miles,
more or less, Will be considered as well as
for the whole distance. Maps and prOdles
can be seen at the Office OF Messrs. V. K. Ste
v6nsOu & Son, IL Plnestreet,N New York at the
office Of the Hon. Jacob Thompson, Memphis,
Tennessee, and at this Office Marion, Ala.
The Company reserve the right TO accept
such BIDS as L the opinion OF the President
and in the g. ief Engineer, viii secure the
earliest completion Of the work.
By order Of the President.
J.P. FRESENIUS,
IlIcf Engine r and GenI SU uf
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On Saturday, June r. 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
real estate: e lot or tract Of land situate,
lying and being In Shelby county, Tonnes
see: Situate on the south side Of the German
town road, about ~ miles nom Iemph s:
Eounded on the east by ID. COckrelps farm
on the south by the lands formerly sold by
James O.. Jones TO Knox walker; on the west
by BunIyn avenue, and on the north Dy the
Germantown road - containing lj acres,
more OF less. and being the place formerly
the residence of the late James G Jones, de-
ceased, and the dWelling-hOuse thereon.
TEEEs DIP ~SALE-UpOn q credit Of seven
months, purchaser executing note with Sc
curity; lein retained TO secure purchase
d Equity Of redemption barred. This
May 2, ISL,
NJ. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk md Master.
= Rae.nar Il EaInmar- En-.- for nnmnLL.- nLN-s
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]. W. SNEED,
JAMES g. BEAeLEY,
IOS. 8. SMITH.

JOHN BROWN, Register for shelby
As county Tennessee, do hereby certify
that the foregoing are the terms Of a part
nership enter ed into as a limited partner
ship, nted In my of1ce for registration, duly
acknowledged by the parties thereto, To-
gethar with the fidavft Of the general
partners, as required by law; and I direct
the publication OF the same in the Memphis
Appeal, during the period Of six weeks as
signed by law.
Witness, nay hand and seal this the Sd day
of May 1871. JOHN BROWN, Register.
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CURES RHEUMATISM.

MURFREEsBORo, TENN, July5 g.
DR.. j LAWRENCE, Baltimore, Md
Sir: You will please send me four ri
more bottles OF your most excellent
medicine.
As you will remember, one month or
six weeks ago, I received three bottles
Of it. When commenced taking 10 I
could scarcely walk ct all when night
came, but now I suffer no more from
rheumatism. I have a little brother
that is about to lose his sight, and 1
/ wish to try IL for him. You viii please
md enclosed S., for which you will
please forward me the medicine inn
mediRtely. Very respectfully, / re-
main, SAM'L O.. MCFADDEN,
p. o. Box 1873, MurfreesbOrO, Tenn,
Sold by druggists every where. At
wholesale by
O.. @. WARD BIO,
& W.JONES & co.
W NMII.K .E-n NJ %
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nnn.RasIdanf Nnfino

no. E5.-m the Second Uhaucerv Cont ri
shelby county Tenn-GeO. S. GOOodav
aud wife. Virginia q. GolodRv. ~ To6r
r. Carr, @. r. HendFicksOn ct al.
IT appearing from bin, duly svyo~n to In
i this cause, that the defendants. Ton ~.
Carr e. r, Hendrickson, Rose Hendriekson,
Ella hendrlckson andA.P. sheldon arenOn-
residents OF the state OF Teunesges.
10 IS therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, At the courthouse
OF the Second Chancery C0urt of Shelby
county, In the city OF Memphis, Tennessea
on or before the first Monday In july hLs
4 plead, answer or demur % complain
ants bill, or the anne VIII BE- taken ~ tol'
fsssed a. 70 them and set for hearing eXparte.
and thai q copy Of this order De puh4hneQ
once d vreek for four successive weeks In
the Memphis APPEAL. 1hia May TO- l6lA
A ~copy-attest:
MI. b. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
ThOs. Turley, sol. for complainant myl7W
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~ClPARTNERsHIP NlTlcE.

THIS agreement of CoDartnershIp, made
i n entered int this the Attn day of
april lsll, by and betWeen Joseph S. Smith,
or the city OF Railway, New Jersey, James
". Bneed and James b. Beasley, Ofthe city OF
Memph1s5 Wttnesseth, Thai the said parties
nave formed q cO-partnership under the
nome n style Of Eneed & Beaslsy FOR the
purpose OF manufacturing and selling cloth
Ing and the sale Of such other articles
as IS connected with the business of q ready
Nude clothing aud furnishing store. The
general partners in the firm are James W.
Sneed and James u. Beasley, OF Memphis,
tennessee. The special partner Is Joseph s..
SmlLh, OF Railway, N. j. The special part
ner, Joseph y. smith, invests as capital stock
IN sald nrm the sum Of fifteen thousand del
ISIS. me general partners invest as capital
stocE In said nrm the sum OF ten thousand
dollars each. Tit partnership is to continue
lor three years and ends on the 4th day OF
april, 1874.
Z W grrnun
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NOTICE.

District Ha S-aH %25s tennessee SIS.
1871. '
fNHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
4 his appointment as assignee OF NJ. 4,
Garvini Of Memphis, Shelby county State OF
Tennessee, within said District, who has been
aoJudicated g bankrupt upon his own petf4
lion by the District Court of said District,
m4 0, WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
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AttaGhmsag Notice.

No. 743 A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby County Tennessee. III. Webb &
CO., vs. r. T.. Collins.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sued out VI der section 1856 OF the code
and returned into Court, levied upon the
personal property Of defendant and amdaYlb
having been made hat the rs n
debted to plaintiff In the SUM OF Sl91 % ae-
count and that the defendant is a Aou-fesl-
dent of the State of tennessee.
nereonaI appearanee herein before the
fudge of ne First Circuit Court OF shelby
e0r6Stv at fhe Courthouse in the city Of
SFe1sbt9 on the fhird Monday in Septem-
ber next and defend said attachment suit
Vgitbfn the lime prescribed by law or the
s.me viii be proceeded with eZpaFte, and
fhsf a COPY OF this order be Published once a
week for four consecutive Weeks,tn the Menu
phis Appeal.
mR-We FRANK TAFT. Clerk.
BY BARNEY h. COLEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Clapp 3 Meux, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.
THURSDAY, IIHE IS, 1871,
CHRNCERY SALE o. ZEAL ES-
TATE ON SATURDAY,
luHE u. 1871,

No. SgI5-S6coud ChauCsry Count Ct Shelby
county, Tenu-Aary A. S~chOOnOver W..
Sarah ". Jones,
y Y virtue of AN order OF sale made In this
u cause, i viii sell, az public auction, to the
highest bidder, ia mont Of the Clerk and
Masters office OF the Second GhanCery Court
Of shelby county, in the city Of Memphis,
rarnauuna
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

2l7-Iu the Second Chancery C0urt n.
5heloy county Tenn iuiam Fellows.
louisiana, vs.. u. 4. Cook, Georgia.
4 appearing rom the bill, which Is sworn
TON snis ca1se that the defendant D. II,
Sook, Justly indebted 20 the complainant
IN the sum Of t5625, du BIZ nine prOmIssOry
notes, nd also the interest thereon. and that
sara ID, Il, Cook is u8n-ro3ideut OF the state
OF tennessee, and that for these causes an
was sued out Of this Court
against the property or defendant and the
same was Issued and has been returned BY
the Sheriff, duly levied on the property Of
defendant ID. II. Cook.
Master, Va he make his appearance
herein. at the courthouse or tne second
Chancery Court In the city o. Memphis,
Tennessee, on or before me uFsg o
day in July H7If ana plead au-
answer or dsmur to c~Omplalnants' blIL. nF
anne viii be aiken Tor confessed az II
HIN, and set for nearing e1P7ft9, and that g
eoDv of this order be published once awsaN
for four successive weeks In the Memphis Ar
This MAY IS, 1871.
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Vance 8 Anderson, Sol for Compile MO
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MANAn w aid
~ For any case OF Blind, Bleed
aMHUUu Ing. Itching or liberated Piles
that DeBING'5 PILE REM
FDY falls to cure. It Is prepared expressly
10 eg1re the piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases OF over 20 years standing. Sold
bV an druggisGs. Price slg9.
GOODYEAR & HILLS.
90 auaufa Oh Main af--.k
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SOUTHERN
HOOP SKIRT
Mandatory,
1873 ~ Main ST,
NEAR

Attest models Tor summer, l571, both
IL from Europe and the East. show an tn-
crease Of the circumference OF the Hoped
Skirt. TOurnures. either attached to or sepe-
rate from the skirt are fashionable, and q
width Of from 81 to ~ yards around the bot
tom OF the skirt has been adopted, though
many ladies prefer three yards for trained
dresses.
Ny stock of Verltabls French C0rssts Is
complete again and the larEest in the city.
COrsets by L'Oiseau, VERY. Nine Dupont.
can be Ound in the mandatory only also,
French COrset5 for Misses, Breast Protector
panIers and Shoulder B-aces. Inducements
10 dealers. lm26l LOUIS LANCE
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aEDlcAL D%IsPENsARY.
DR. .. s. JoHNsoN'S
MEDICAL D~ISPENSARY
30 kaIn Street, ap Stairs
Between Washington and Adams Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,


Is now permanently established for the frsat-
ment Of patients, both male and female
who are afflicted with any form Of
VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES
such as Syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases; 5yphtlltlc or Mer-
curial affections Of the throat, skin or one
Orchitis, hernia or rupture; also, the effects
of a solitary habit, rutuous to the body ~
mind, producing blOtches on the face, debui
", impOtency, dizziness, dimness of sight,
confusion Of ideas, evil fOrebOdlng, aversion
TO society, loss of memory, weakness, etc, not
all of these in any one case, but All occurring
frequently IN various cases, Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by a new method.
Particular ttentiOn paid TO the DIBEAsE S
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful MenstruatiOn, LuchOrrhOa or
Whites, falling of the womb, and all irregu-
Iarities OF the monthly periods, causing ster-
tlity or -barrenness, and Often-times cOnBump-
ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally or
by letter pom all diseases not requiring his
attention outside OF his once. ONCE hours,
from 8 am. to g O'Clock pm.
mhl7 De JOHNSON, NJ. D,
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BEATS MISS BRADDON.
Az Account Of the GumbIsiOB Burd8F and
the Arrest Of the Murderer.

Captain John II. Dixon and Scar
geant Relim, of the Chicago detective
police, arrived here from Germany,
yesterday, having in their custody
Alfred Ziegenmeyer,a young German,
charged with the murder Of his friend,
Mr.. William GumbletOn, in Chicago.
The story of the murder possesses all
the features Of romance, and makes
Ziegenmeyer q marvel Of criminal
cunning. The facts are as follows:
SEEKING HIS FORTUNE.
GumbletOn, who was the son of a
wealthy gentleman in Dublin, Ire
land, came here in the summer OF last
year to seek his fortune. He had g
letter Of credit on the banking
firm Of Blake, Brothers d Co,
OF this city, for eI6OO. After
remaining here some weeks, he
went to Baltimore, where, by I'll
chance, he met the man Ziegenmeyer,
who, though he became his apparent
friend, was soon destined to become
his murderer. GumbletOn, hearing
that t~elegraphiDg was a good business,
went to a school of instruction in or
der to learn to be a telegraph operator.
There, as a student with him, was
Ziegenmeyer, who was quite an ex-
pert at the business, and who soon
gained the friendship of GumbletOn
by teaching him some parts of the
business. GUmbletOn having, as he
thought, mastered the trade, deter
mined to go TO Chicago to start in bus
mess there, and OfferedtO take Ziegen-
meyer with him. The offer was ac-
cepted and they started for Chicago,
arriving there on the 10th of Novem-
Der last. While GumbletOn was in
Baltimore, he presented his letter of
credit on Blake Brothers & Co., to
Messrs. McMeechan d Co., of Balti-
more, and drew several amounts on
it. This was known to Ziegenmeyer.
THE MURDER DISCOVERED.
On the night of the 18th of NOvem-
Der the body of GumbletOn was found,
in the lake at Chicago near the tun-
mel. The skull was beaten in, and
the pockets rifed completely. The
only thing left behind was the half Of
a visiting card, with m. Williams "
on it. Captain John II. Dixon, of the |
Chicago police, got the case in hand,
and, after several months labor, dis 4
covered beyond doubt that Ziegen-
was the murderer of GumbIe- /
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PRICES OF THE
MASON & LIN
CABINET ORGANS.

HAVING vastly Increased their facilities
Al for manufacture, the Mason and Eamlin
Organ Company are now enabled to offer
Lher vel known Organs, which are the aC-
knOWledged andard OF excellence among
instruments Of the class, st prices Of infsrior
work. They print their lowest prices, which
are, therefore, alike to all. invafiabIe. The
following are Illustrations:
FOur-OCtave $50
h same, double 10
t1ye-OctaVe Organs with Tremulant,
arVed and Ornamented.--.---- leo
The same Double Reed, with Five stops, 10
forLy ether Styles up tO..----.---s.-.----. llyU
All in solid Black Walnut. All the organs
made by this Company are thoroughly urst-
class In every respect. They viii NOT make
the so-called cheap Organs AZ any price. me
comparative superiority Of their
Is now greater than ever before, as every
competent Judge Who viii carefully %
and compare must perceive.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Wood Cuts
from PHOTOGRAPHS OF the different styles, full
Information and lowest prices also, Testi-
monial Circular VIII be sent free to any ad-
MASON & HAMLlH ORGAN co.
RaFsro0ms, $50 Broadway, New YORK.
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TRACKTNG THE NURDERER.

Captain Dixon soon learned that
GumbletOn had come to Chicago, from
Baltimore, with Ziegenmeyer; but
could find no trace of the latter, fur
Their than that he had left Chicago
about ten days after the murder.
Captain Dixon went to Baltimore, saw
McMeechan Brothers, and learned
about GumbletOn's letter of credit on
Blake Brothers, of this city. He at
once telegraphed Blake Brothers to
know If the letter of credit had been
paid, and received a reply that it had.
Blake Brothers had received a letter
to the following effect, dated the 10Th
of November:
MeSSrS Blake Bros. d C0.-Inclosed
you will please find my letter of credit
on you. By its face you will know
the various amounts 1 have drawn on
you for. Be good enough to remit the
balance to yours very faithfully.
NJ. VIM. GUMBLETON.
Room 20 11E npQrhurn gfrpat Tbi0noo
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ANDY JOHNSON.
He Speaks as a Tailor to the Mechanics Of
Knoxville.

Imposing Procession Of Mechanics ana
Farmsrs-EHthBsIastIo Proceedings.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1--WE PICKERING DOU-
BILE ACTING ANTI
FREEZING FORCE PUMP.
This plate represents q
Pfckering Force Pump
9|fu "a well. 10 is also IN
surpassed as q cistern
pump.
For sale by E. r
knight & Co 295 Second
~ street, Memphis, Tenn
refer to The follow
ing who are using them f:
A. s. LiveTmOTe, Supt-
Mississippi & Tennessee
R.R-. Capt. q. b. Church,
Gen a-al Marcus ]
Wright, H. Lemon, j. NJ
Cash H. @. Dent, Pass
more Rumn, NJ .BOland
v. B8CigalupO, Dr.. W
+. Irwin, James f. Law
ton, Agent Great West
Dispatch Company
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DIGNITY OF LABOR

Mechanics sometimes complain they
cannot succeed in life for want Of capital.
Be sslf-reliant. A man who is sober, in
dustrtous, courteous and honorable VIII
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HUNTED DOWN.

Here at last was positive proof, the
letter being dated the day after the
night on which GumbletOn's body was
found. Going back to Chicago, Cap.
tain Dixon searched the house 1l2
Dearborn street, and found that it was
Ziegenmeyer hired the room, assum-
ing the name of GumbletOn. CAPTAIN
Dixon c%onjectured that Ziegenmeyer
would return to Germany on receiv-
ing the money, and ~telegraDhed r.
NJ. Hansen, the American Consul at
Bremen, to have Ziegenmeyer arrest
ed. Mr.. Hansen learned that Ziegen-
meyers father lived in the Duchy Of
Brunswick, who at once cOmmunica-
ted with the authorities.
ZIBGENMEYER's ARREST.
DIR. Sprague acted in conjunction
with Herr Leopold Meyer, director of
the German police at Brunswick. and
they learned that, on arriving in Ger
many, Ziegenmeyer called on Minister
Bancroft, at Berlin, and, presenting
American naturalization paDers
claimed a passport, saying he was
going to travel in Switzerland. These
naturalization papers were fraudulent
-Ziegenmeyer having only been
three years Ia this country. The rsss-
port was granted, and Ziegenmeyer
went to a small village called Wat
tembuttle, about tWenty-four miles
from Brunswick, near the Hartz
mountains, where his father owns a
and starch mandatory. His
is worth some thirty
thousand German dollars. Ziegen.
meyer had paid off a mortgage Of
5000 on his fathers place, and was
as a gentleman at ease when
Herr Meyer got on his trail. On the
morning Of the 18th Of March last
Meyer arrested Ziegenmeyerjus
rs the latter was preparing to start for !
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We viii have prosperity when the coun-
try Is well governed. And to this end we
ought 20 keep the rude hand of the de.
spoiler on the Constitution. come from
what source it may. If the Constitution
has accumulated improper provisions, it
should be corrected as pointed ont nv fba
principles Of that sacred instrument
Submit to it until the timo comes when
the Constitution can be amended and the
odiOus provisions stricken out.
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NOTIGE TO CONTRACTORS.

Brown & Grimm and Hame5 q rosl0n. att'ya
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Er0s.i Yn,y York.

NV YORK, September l@.-Ihc Sun says :
For the last week Or ten days there has teen
great excitement an!ong the clerks and employ
ees Of the Dostutiice Suspicious OF heavy detaca-
ton in the iunlrcy department have been rlte
on all sides. But few Of the actual fact, have
vet come to Ii%ht hut enough Is known TO show
cnnclusiveIy that Que high in trust has dctraud-
cd the department Of large SUING. 1t Is known
that John y . Norton, Assistant Postmaster
under the late James Kelly, and lattcry super
irtcnlcnt of the money order Department. is 4
defuuItcr to the extent 6 : loo 0OD to $4,000
Norton drew OH the Assistant Treasurer at the
sub Treasury Tor $l.l2u)0 o-tcnsibty for use in
the Postuilicr Department. This money he is
known "a lial- USED in silndry stock spccula-
1i,:ls ia Wall street.. He has not been seen in
the Office tpr ten days. He is the owner Of
valuable property in Jersey, where he resides.
Among other things he has Sportcd Il SlO.0Qg
race horse He Wa arrested at his homc. and
his property, including the horse. seized. He
compounded with ihc government: however,
and resigned,
John AIuU,i a clerk IN the Postocc, has
been dctcctr.! opening money letters. lie WIS
arrested and held in $iO.nWI bail. MIR. Gould,
= sainon keeper III Nassau street, anda brother
in-aw of Moon has given the Ijai! for him. lie
has been employed in the Office - years, and
Owls valuable property in Brooklyn. Many
other employees are suspected Of similar crimes.
Ephraim Jones, SUSPECTED Of muricr COM
mittcC! 20 years ago. died sud1cn y Monday Of
heart disease.
Governor Hoffman sent dispatch to Buck
hout counsel Monday, stating that he would
not commute the sentence OF their client who
will therefore, be executed on Friday
The Sun says :-''Thcrr is III longer any
room to doubt that Mr. Swceny and Mayor
Hall have cut loose from Mr.. Connolly and
Mr.. Tweed and the ring is really dissolved.
An error Of the telegraph led to a bIunder in
writing ont the dispatch relative to the Calitor-
mia election published this morning. The para
graph in regard to the new Legislature should
read as follows - Returns, NOT complete. in
dictate the election by yhe Republicans of Il
State Senators and they have three who hold
over, including PacLeco, who is elected Lieut.
Governor and whose district has Just gone Re
publican. \ special election will be held
| ior Senator in his district. The Democrats have
II who hold over. and have elected ). There
is one independent pkns. Of Almeia.
1t is expected that with the Lieutenant Cover
nor s casting vote the Republicans will have
oar majority in the Senate. The Assembly
stands D. Republicans, -. Democrats AMI
! independent The election Of II Republican
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to the United States Senate Is considered
From Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE CITY, Sept: l2.--Abont SIX
| mouths ago, an indictment was found by the
Mormon grand jury in the L; :. District Court
against John j. Baum. Fl. l.. Davis. and an
! other man tor the murder 81 Henry Brown in
| Provo city. who WAS shot down in the street
like dog. Brown was engaged to 4 lady who
Mormon bishop desired to marry. Brown
was removed by the as<ns>ins' shots. Yestcr-
day l. s. Marshal Patrick attempted to arrest
Baum at Provo He WAS represented by three
OF his deputies and five nllicr5 from Camp
Douglas under 4 sergeant. who surrounded the
house at midnight Baum escaped, his wife
assisting. Shots were fired at Baum and it is
said he was wounded He does not seem to
have been caught afterwards The posse visit
ed Davis place Mrs Baum was before them
and Davis had fled All these Indicted c,imi-
mails have been skuiking ior months protected
by Church authorities Tonight the News
the Mormon organ, is out in Il fierce editorial
against tic Outrage Of sending l. 5. troops
against Utah citizens. The laws Of the United
States will be enforced The mur!erers will be
arrested tried aud executed in SPITE &c the pop
ular wish 10 protccf theui.
The grand jury will meet Oh Monday next Ia
investigate the Srlirs Of rrjmr~ committed Of
late years in Utah.
The Third ni:;!rrr CourG c0nl!.I2n2ed its tall
session here to-day. Co.. WivkSccr not having
signifcd his acceptance Of the otiict. Of Z. :.
Attorney Chief Justice Mexican appointed h,
g. Boskn /. S. Attorney nd interim.