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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-15
NEW YORK GOSSIP.
The Late Alleged Embezzlement Case
Some OF the Recent Official Steal
iBgs Traced - Supposed
Light on the Nathan
Murder.

NEN fSeS, September l4.-Richard Butler.
Who We supposed 10 have disappeared with
-cNehh,E thousand dollars belonging 20 the
nrin % which he was "a member, Is In the
- 3. His counsel states shat Butler has a suit
eelaetng against Clarke, senior member OF the
nrtn- Tor a settlement the partnership having
aa',en dissolved. Butler denies having done
anything wrong, and says all such charges are
ltbelous- Clarke claims thai Butler was only
"A salaried partner, and that his action IN
carrying OF the funds OF the firm was enihez-
element Clarke viii enter suit against But
Ter.
Il Is reported that County Auditor Watson
left a. his death a large book Of entries, in his
own handwriting, Of the disposition made OF
Ihe IaInlnanN ring Stealiugs the amounts and
dates OF the payments and the names of the
persons 20 whom made. The book had been
secured 10y ex-Comp-roiier Connolly. who.
when he len the country turned IL over 10 a
certain person " lao has ~ securely guarded.
u VIII probably Be produced ON the trial OF
Tweed, Connolly, and Others of the ring and,
10 Is said. will secure the conviction OF every
one Of the indicted parties
The letter found in pieces before Billy fOr-
TesteT's cell was written by Detective Eagan,
who II working up the Nathan case, 20 an
other detective IN This city, who carelessly
threw ii away hel~er expresses himself a.
confident thai Forester is Nathan's inurd crer
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BOLIVAR.
Speech OF LaudOn c. Haynes Old Harde.
mans Sons Enthusiastic In his
support for Congress.

Special 10 the Appeal
BOLIVAR, September l4.-In pursuance oi
previous appointment, Hon. Landon C.
Haynes made a speech here to-day 10 an i'm
mense crowd great treat was expected
and Colonel Hsynes exceeded all expeeta-
lions. Thosc who have heard him in former
days pronounce his effort one Of the ablest OF
his life. The bulk Of his speech was confined
70 the great question Of reform. He spoke for
two hours, and retired amid the ,ieafenins ap-
plause Of his hearers, This place aud-so far
as heard from-this county are
a Unit FOR HAYNES,
Colonel Keliar wus not here by reason Of a
previous appointment al Salisbury, for to-
day, after Colonel Haynes had finished his
speech loud and frequent calls were made on
Colonel Robertson TOpp, who had been fu-
Elted by some Of our most prominent citizens
10 be present and address our people ON the
occasion CoiOne Topp stepped forward and
spoke in a most fOrcible and argumentattve
manner for about one hour and q quarter Al
applauded. He clearly and forcibly illus
uated the euncOnsututiOnalIty Of the
COTTON TAX.
His speech on this point, the lawyers here
say, Was msster-effOrt, and one that would
nave done credit 10 the most profound juriSt
IN the state Colonel Topp interspersed his
speech with many laughable anecdotes, and.
taking il all together, II was one Of the finest
lie has made here for many YEAR,. The gene
raj expression here Is that Colonel Topp should
canvass West Tennessee, as he is 3 man Of
solid judgment, OF
SOUND PRINCIPLES.
and one Of the most impressive speakers in
this district. Under his speeches no audience
can haE, as from their manner and tone they
20 home 70 all.
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tApplause.l In the four years I was with the
army never thought anything else 1 never
sought position, and what positions I did
who supposed did my duty. Andrew John
son, in his Gallatin speech, tries 70 render the
Confederate soldier antagOnistic 10 his com
nander. The war has been over seven years,
and ] thought every man in this country
wanted peace. hive in the country where
talk and live IN peace. When l meet the EN-
igrant take him by the hand and encourage
him 70 settle among us. have met the Fed
eral officer, l have met The Federal soldier;
We have never quarrelled. They say 70 me,
North. ] say
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OBITUARY.


LINES
Written ON the death OF H HlsscHEI, infant
son of ID. c. and L. \. Helstand.
Israel has come 70 our hearth-side once more,
And culled our brightest and fairest young
flower.
bud Of promise from our lost Eden land,
Messiah has called it again to His band;
O. could he have spared il cen yet awhile
Our earth-weary hearts from grief to beguiie,
Methinks 'twOuld have been but mercy 5
Which thus could have bade our poer hearts
rejoice.
But be still, weary heart " g mourn st the blolF
Which Thus tiny dearest and best has laid low
For Gods was the hand chat held the cold rod
Which laid our fsirest meath ElmwoOd $
green sod.
How many light hearts thy gates pass by:
Nor think, perchance, ere another moon ILLS
Their ali may rest meath thy cold green hills.
Fun OFT I've wandered mong thy marble
And gazed with awe on thy dark'ing bowers
But my heart was light, nor looked down be-
The gay green sod and pale my rtle wreath
To the form of some loved one hidden there,
Forever away from my hearts widest prayer,
Which no agony OF grief the sod could lift
For the poor human eye 70 gaze through the
Percbsnce It's the mercy of Gethsemane's
Which blinds eur sight from the marsh of the
sod.
The waters Of anguish might our soul over
now
II for one moment we could see THERE below.
But up to the beauty of the meek blue sky
Jesus's ascension hath turned our eye,
Aud the singing Of angels we can almost hear
When lowly meath His rod We bow in pray er.
Then help us, oh Savior, by the tears Of blood,
Which parents heart on the rod hath
poured,
And bind up this wound with Thy grace and
love.
o, help us 10 Join our darling above
Help us up there with our angels to win
A home from the dark rolling tide of sin
A bower with all our dear ones so pure,
A rest with Jesus from the tempter secure.
s., Arkansas.
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Creditors Notice.

No. S070.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County.-Henry Laird w. c. N. Cav
lOr, and others.
IN pursuance of an order entered in the
Il above cause on the Sth day OF july Is72
directing the Clerk and Master to make pu b.
lication for creditors OF the estate OF r. NJ
CiaylOr, deed, TO exhibit their demands and
have themselves made parties, notice is here
she estate of r. NJ. Gsyior deed, 70 come for.
ward and have themselves made parties TO ths
proceedings herein, and die their claim
within three i3l months from the date OF this
notice. or the same Will be forever barred.
At Office this August y, lS72.
n. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY, Deputy &. and ii.
John q. Finnie sol. for Complt. aus
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FRANCE.
President Thiers Making lhe Grand
Rounda Of his RenIIn

HANRE' september I.-Prcsideut Thlers
arrived here tllls morning from rr0uvllle. He
was waited upon By the city officers, with the
Mayor al their head, and presented with an
address. Ihiers, ia reply, express ed his pleas
ure al the favorable relations eNisfingbefveen
France and other nations He said he would
endeavOr = remove all cause OF contention
among the French people and would continue
70 Try and govern the country in the same
spirit as he had heretofore.
The reception of Thiers in this city. to-day,
was I the Warmest character. This afternoon
he visited the American man-Of-war Shsnan-
dOah living in the harb0r of Havre. When he
stepped upon the deck OF that vessel the hand
PLAYED the Marseillaise-" and The yards were
manned When he started on his return
three cheers were given him by the crew.
Large crowds Of citizens gathered on the quay
and loudly cheered the Americans.
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ESTABLISHED 1910,
ARKANSAS.
A Jewel In a Mud d-HOle-HOdges NOmis
mated for Congress frem the
Fisrt Arkansas District.


Special 10 the Appeal.
HELENA, September l4,-f'he. GRANTEES weBc
in conelave here To-day, and with what order
and decency could. be expected OF them the
convention was nrgaEized and, after pro-
nouncins the usual forms Of praises and
sProstrophsse 70 their master, proceeded to
the work Of nominating candidate to rep
resent tho district In the next Congress. The
'a5ors OF the convention resulted ia the noIn-
inaiion, by acclamatiOn, OF Mr.. Asa Hodges.
gentleman highly respected among his ae-
quetntances, and whose reputation for intez-
THY and honest intention viii prove strong
card for the Radicals in the present campaign.
The fact that Ar. Hodges has given his name
70 the use Of the Administration party ia this
distinct Is regretted Dy oil who know him. but
his-known honesty and puritp Of intention
VIII win for him many supporters who could
not otherwise be led from the biiterest opposi-
tion TO thu Secondtermists and their sdhe-
rents n Arkansas
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, September H.-CottOn duh and
easier; good ordinary, Ei4gl714c; low mid
dIings, lS14c; middlings, lS4c; net receipts
4i3 bales; sales, 80 bales; stock, 2oS bales.
SAVANNAH, September H.-Cotton, de
mand regular; good ordinary nc; low md
llS7 bales; exports-cO8st-wise 2s3 bales; sales
SO bales; stock, S7S7 bales.
CHARLESTON, September l4.-COtton quiet
ordinary, l6al6l9c; good ordinary, Es4dlsc
low middlings. 1S54e9ls1ac; middlings, lss+
net receipts, l077 bales; expOrts-coastwise, lB'
bales; sales, 100; stock, 5729 bales.
GALVESTON, September E.-Cotton dul
and nominal; ordinary, Sc; good ordinary
l6lzc; net receipts, 81 balSe; expOrtS-cOast-
wise, 2US3 bales; sales, 10 bales; stock, l0,07l
bales
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THE METIS HORROR.
Examination OF Witnesses Continued
The Evidence Fastens Censure Upon
the Officers Of the Vessel.

PEOyIDENCE, r. l., September H-In the
Netis disaster investi CATION to-day, j. W Nc
Cailles. a passenger, testified that he saw no
attempt made to get the women and children
into the boats He heard the CAPTAIN give no
OTieus of any kind.
captain G.. o. Gale Of the steamer ThetIs.
which followed the Hetis through the sound,
testified in relation 70 the weather: hedld NOT
consider II dangerous night, but a disagree
able one.
Inc above closed the testimony here and
The inspectors adjourned TO meet next We'd
uesdsy morning at the customhOuse. New
London, Al which time and place any person
who may wish to offer evidence relating t0
the disaster, viii have an opportunity for 50
doing.
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Administratrix Notice.

TI7HE undersigned having suggested TO the
i County Court Clerk OF shelby county the
insolvency OF the estate OF +. NJ. Woodward
deceased, hereby notify all persons having
clsiIns against the estate 10 appear before the
said County Court Clerk and file the same
authenticated in the manner prescrib bed
by law, on or before the 18th day OF Oc-
tober, 1872, otherwise they shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWARD, Adm'x
J. y. Ford, Attorney.
Memphis, Tenn. july II. 1S72. jylgfri
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Sr. JOSEPH, No., September H. A joint dis
eussiOn on the political issues of the day, was
held AZ Plattsburg, Missouri, to-day, between
Hon. J. &. Barker, member Of Congress from
this district, and G. 3. Wilkinson, Republican
Elector for the state at Large, James II. Birch
and General James Craig. The discussion
lasted over four hours and was largely attend
ed The general impression was that Birch
and Craig were worsted
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A NOTORIOUS MAN
aniricle-Ranfh.

LOUISVILLE, September H.--Late this eve
ming an unknown man walked deliberately
nearly across the river on the rocks below the
bridge and into the rushing waters OF the
chute near Rubel's rock. The drowned body
has not been recovered.
Hon. Richard II. Rousseau, brother Of tho
late General LoVel II. Bousseau, ,'and Minister
to Honduras under President johnson, died
at his residence this morning. He WAS regard
ed as one Of the abest ehancery lawyers in
Louisville
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WAsHINGTOS, September l4.---FOr New Eng
land northerly winds aud clear and cool
weather for Sunday; for the Middle States
generally clear weather, with wind gradually
shifting to easterly and southeriy over the
lower lake region for the Southern states
east Of the Mississippi, uOrtherly TO easterly
winds and clear weather, except along the
south Atlantic coast, where partially cloudy
weather will probably prevail from the Ohio
Valley ~ Lake Erie and lower Michigan
soufhprly To easterIy winds and clear weather.
with diminishing pressure from Missouri 10
Lake Michigan and north westward fresh 10
brisk southerly 70 casterly winds, with proba-
bly, increasing cloudiness and diminishing
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Attachment Notice.

No. Il96, A. DIN the First Circuit Court u
Shelby county, Tennessee-E. W. Sawyer
use Of &. G. TOzer, ". Elizabeth Watson.
IN this cause an attachment having been
Il sued out under section 3AJ5 Of the Code OF
Tennessee and returned into Court, levied
upon the leasehold interest of the defendant
in house and lot, No. 81 DeSOto street, and
affidavit having been made that the de fend-
ant is Justly Indebted to plaintiff in the sum
of SlTO by account, and that the defendant Is q
nonresident of the State OF Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That She make her
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county, al
the Circuit Courthouse, in the city of Mem
phis, on the third Monday In January next
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same win be
proceeded with expGrte; and that a copy OF
consecutive week, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at Office this 1ith day OF August, 1872.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b. K. coleman, Deputy Clerk.
Geo Cffiharl Atty for DlafnfirF Sel9 fri
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SPORTS OF THE DAY.
Closing Day of lne P,1..Durg Races.

Closing Day of the Piftsburg Races.
PITTsBC RG, September 1.-THE races closed
this afternoon with q trotting race for purse
Of two thousand dollar, by 2:27 horses. and a
lars, free TO all pacing horses. The trotting
race was very close. Jennie, Red Cloud and
Pat Ring were entered. Red Cloud won in
three straight heats; time, 2:aIj. 2:3l =. DBL
The pacing race was the most exciting and
most closely contested Of any race during the
races Five entries were made. The COldwater
lilly was distanced in the first heat, Gypsy
Roam IN the third. Dan Voorhees, in the
fourth, and COpperbottOm passed home TO the
wire on the sixth and last heat, amid great
applause, being nearly one length in advance
OF Harry, and winning in 2:2Lt . a. and 2:8l.
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DIED.

WIMBERLY-At his residence, on Tennes-
see street, September l4th, JOHN d. WIMBER-
LY, aged SO years.
The friends and acquaintance of the fsml-
ly are respectfully invited to attend his funer-
al at three O'Clock, this SUNDAY afternoon,
at the Georgia street church. Services by the
Rev. ". NJ. Patterson.
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CINCIHSATI, September little Eliqaige1'
has a dispatch from the Common Council In
/ New York, stating that Horace Greeley con-
sents TO visit the Exposition here next week,
probably Friday.
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WAsHINGroS. September IA delegation
OF one hundred and fifty gentlemen, left here
this evening TO attend the Soldiers Conven-
tion at Ptttsburg. Among them were Generals
y. b. Chi ipman, A. Rutherford. J. II. Baker
n. d. Lesgert, and other prominent persons
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Notice to Stockholders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS & OHIO K. r. Co., !
September l, 1871. !
T'HE Annual Election for Thirteen Directors
to serve this Company for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Company's Office in this
city on the drst Monday, being the 7th day OF
october next, between the hours Of 10 am
and pm. s5- Bona .5de stockholders viii be
passed FREE, on the 7th and Sth days Of Octo-
ber, on presentation OF Stock Certificates to
tae Conductor OF any passenger train BY
order OF President.
lselJ RA. PARKER, Secretary.
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CISCISS ArI, September H--George Heyhts,
in IrOntOn, Lawrence county. Ohio, at nine
O'Clock last night shot at his wife, missed her.
and hit boy named Rambauch, who died al
four O'CLOCK this morning. He has been ar
| rested.
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TAX NOTICE

OFFICE or CRY TAX COLLECTOR.
~ MEMPHIS TENS., September 8, lS-2l
80 The City Tax Books are now Ia my
possession and l am ready for collections, al
lowing one per cent. per nenth diseeunt
for PrOapt payments for the A5th Ger
POrate year. Isz2-
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
sela City Tax Collector.
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EXPOSITION STOCK.

FVHE third call on the stock fails due To-
i DAY, August 18th, ls72- Please call and
pay. Delinqueuts On former calls are spe-
cialiy reque- ted 70 pay up.
anf5 ED. PURhE PtCk EFT. Secreiarv.
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ENGLAND.

The British Press Exultamt over the Re-
suit OF the Geneva Arbitrati0n-Ahy
NGt2
LONDON September l4.-The Times in an
editorial on the result Of The Geneva Arbitra-
lion saws: while England has been held re-
sfsonsi bic for the dcpreaatiOns of several Con-
feterate cruisers, We vet retain the conviction
that morally she is not 10 blame The United
states government claimed damages for losses
caused by dozen vessels, but the Court Of
unanimously. only in the loss OF one vessel.
This i plain evidence Of our genuineness Of
neutrality during the war IN the United
sssa. 81. and fisapproves OF tho hagraut and
unjust accusation OF unfrlendiiness in the
american case as presented al Geneva. We
cheerfuIly consentto pay the sum awarded az
Iending - aAvis1s similar diairnlties 10 the
failure.
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FROM THE CABLE.
IRELAND.
Indignation in Favor OF the Irish f'res,
aEaInsl Rriil.h Inlerference.

DUBLIS, september lf.-An Indignation
meeting is 20 be held ina this city ON the TWEEN
ly-second- 10 protest against the course OF The
British Government toward the press in Ire
land.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Grant Declines the Cincinnati Envita-
Tim


CINCINNATI, september Il.-Fresident Grant
declined TO visit the Exposition here when
called upon by the Committee sent from here