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Presidential Campaign.
Caps, capss c Torches.

Serd forIrLUsrE,TEpC CIE-
CULAE and PEIcs LIST.
CUNNINGHAM & HILL
MtNUFACTURERs,
No. 20f Church Street,
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BARTON SPEAK.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-20
VIRGINIA TRTCkEE r. K.
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Tssagss PASSENGER TRAINS

for RENO. connecting with Eastern and Wesserd
bound Passenger Trims If the Z. T. L. y
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ESTABLISHED 1910.


The position and animus of the city
government in the Nicolson pavement
suit, is well exemplified by the solemn
ly avOwed purpose of the City Attorney
not to surrender any one of his one hum
dred and sixteen points, all of which
were overruled by Judge EmmOns, after
months Of patient investigation, careful
thought, and consultation with MEM
bers of the United States Supreme court.
Thus, it is not the interests of the tax
ridden people that are being con-
suited. but the merits of the law-learning
Of our sapient attorney, who is as con-
spicuous for his failures in city cases as
be is for the tenacity with which he
hugs his own ideas. The city dads acted
upon this expressed determination of
the City Attorney, and the case is to be
fought out in the Supreme Court of the
United States, at an expense of perhaps
five times the yearly salary of the At
torney and Mayor put together. The
taxpayers viii have to take this matter
into their own hands, avert the progress
Of useless litigation, and settle on rea-
sonable basis the just claims of Brown
q Co. If they do not, they may expect
embarrassment upon embarrassment,
until even the machinery of the city
government becomes clogged beyond
remedy. NIulishness and pig-headed-
hess are sometimes desirable qualities,
but when nothing else is offered, and We
are treated to them every day, they
sieken and Hauseate US. The public de-
msnd a speedy settlement Of this claim
Of Brown & Co., and are unwilling that
the City Attorney shall try his "'pren-
tiee ham, at their expense.
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NEGRO EQUALITY.

The negro convention sitting in New
Orleans yesterday, and presided over by
Fred. Douglass, referred a resolution de-
manding the fullest enforcement Of the
civil rights bill, to special committee,
TO be made the special order for Monday
(tO-morrOw). Douglass, in the course
of a lengthy speech, condemned the re-
form movement, applauded Grant but
said he preferred Charles Sumner. He
spoke of being refused hotel aeeommo-
dations, and this, no doubt, prompted
his foolish fellow-negroes TO the resolu-
tion looking to social equality. Fred. is
evidently crazy Niger.
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777777-77777--7---
RAILROAD NEWS.
The Memphis and Kansas city,

BATEsvILLE, ARKANSAS, April 1--WE are
looking eagerly TO Memphis now, on the sub.
Ject of the Memphis and Kansas City rail-
road, and If Memphis values the travel Of
North Arkansas she viii push this road. She
now mas control Of the road absolutely. The
Cairo and Fulton road viii be completed
this fall soon after that 81. Louis will come in
and take possession of this country, and after
st, Louis gets il not the combined effnrts Of
Memphis and Louisville can ever get il back
But the trade of North Arkansas Is only one
small item in the advantages this road would
confer on Memphis-you have already pointed
some of them out.
We here would like TO be connected with
Memphis more closely. She is our near neigh
bOr-heT prosperity would be to some extent
ours also, With 2 railroad direct Ia her, she
would get al our cotton, and would become,
everything. Our county Independence has
subscribed, long since, to the extent allowed
by law-one hundred thousand dollars, Her
bonds viii he good, because she GAN and Will
pay the Interest as promptly and as certainly
as that upon United States bonds is paid. II
the president and company will go TO work
and manifest, by action, that they have the
ability, and the honesty, and the will tc build
the road, am certain our town will subscribe
at least one hundred thousand dollars. These
bonds would, likewise, be perfectly good. Of
course, the little county and town and indl-
Vidual subscriptions along the line are not
sufficient to build the road, but they will help
10 do II. Memphis must nhd the money to do
the rest, If IL is done at all, and, as | said be-
fore unless she does do ii, and that speed
from this country, Respectfully, n,
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THE MORMONS.
ImpudeHt Speech Of a Telegraph Su-
perlntendeRt.

SALT LAKE, April ia correspond
ent at Beaver reports a most shameful
speech delivered There few days ago by
Elder A. NJ. MusseD, q Mormon teie-
graph superintendent. The speaker said
that rather than surrender one single
principle OF their religion, they would
MOSCOW" Salt Lake, tear up ths rail
roads, break down the telegraph, and
destroy millions of other property. He
spoke Of Judge McKeOn as q dried-up,
corrupt old dog, alluded 10 the Presi-
dent as ''useless" Grant, aud stigmatiz-
ing them and Others as q corrupt set. in
GLIDING the Presidents wife.
The outrageous attack in the church
organ last evening on Judge McKeon
excites the most profound indignation
among the Gentiles and Liberals. The
article is said 10 have been written by
Elder Cannon, Of Washington. Its ef-
feet, however, disgusts the reasonable
Mormons, and will add to the passage
of Mr.. Voorhees, bill The MOrmons
generally have but little hope of the sue
cess and admission Of the scheme.
Mr. Wheeier's bill TO promote the
purity Of elections in Utah is con-
demned by the church, as being de-
signed TO assist in the overthrow Of Nor
Enonism and disfranchise its believers.
The Mormon missionaries appointed
at the late conference leave for Europe
on the first Of next month.
Five miles Of the Northern Utah Rail-
road have been completed. Track-lay-
ing Is progressing al the rate Of half a
mile per day.
There were two terrific snow-slides at
Little Cotton Wood to-day, and eight
men were covered up in the avalanche,
seven of whom were rescued by almost
incredible exertions. Great fears are en-
fertained of future slides.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
Meeting of the Democratic Executive
Committee of shelby COunty-A
POstpOnement Asked For.

The Democratic Executive Committee met
yesterday at one o'clock, at the Second Chan
ceTy Courtroom, and was called to order by
Chairman W. W. Mcdowell.
Upon motion of NJ. d. l.. Stewart, 1t was re-
solved that in the judgment of the Democratic
Executive Committee Of Shelby County, the
call for State Convention for the nomtna-
ton of a candidate for Governor and other
Offices, is premature, and that the Chairman
of the State Executive Committee be re-
quested to call the Committee together for
the purpose of postponing the same until
after the August election.
Upon motion, the Committee adjourned TO
meet at some place ON the first day of May
next, at twelve o'clock.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Secretary.
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DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust TO me executed
ID by Robert H. Crockett and Mary b. Crock
EFT and ., p. Lyles, Trustee OF the said Marv
b. Crockett, on the 18th day of February. ls7i.
which Is of record in Registers office OF
Shelhy county, Tennessee, in Record Book No.
lS, page 3s6, TO secure certain Indebtedness
therein stated, at the instance of the benei-
Charles therein, l, as Trustee, win sell, ON
Wednesday, May Is, 1879,
between the hours of one and three pm, on
the southwest corner of Madison and Main
streets, Memphis to the highest bidder al
pubic auction, for cash, the following de-
scrlbed lot or parcel of land, being the land
described in said Deed OF Trust living situate
and being in the county of Shelby and State
Of tennessee, bounded and described as fol-
ipWs. to-Wtts beginning at the soathwtss cor.
net or valentine street and Fafr (around
Gvenuei running thence west with the said
Fair Ground avenue, flve hundred and Seventy
ieet 70 stake; thence south about five hun
dreu feet TO stake thence east fve hundred
and seventy feet to the said Vallentfne ave-
nue. thence north with the said Valentine
avenue TO about fiVe hundred feet to tile poin
OF beginning, containing in all i've and forty
one one-hundredths acres, the same being
loss Nos; one Q) and two ~ of the Crockett
The equity nf redemption in and To said
property lS expressly waived In said Deed OF
Trust, aud the title believed to be good hui I
convey only as Trustee
apl4 JOHN VANCE Trrnstaa
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FROM TISH.
The News Of Iuka7-The Pleasant Water
ing-PIaee Looking Up.
-. N1ss1ssIPPI. April u, lsl.

IUKA, MISSISSIPPI, April II, lS72.
EDITORS APPEAL-In Ghte-beliuDl
times, before "mournful facts" covered
the South, and hosts learned to "divide
and conquer" and when TishomingO
was in her entirety and claimed forty
miles square of territory within her bor-
ders, she was considered a "power in the
land" )" and it was a common saying,
with politicians about election times,
''as Tish. goes, so goes the State. F"
Shon of much of her corn-raising ca
paeity and some Of her ancient renOwn,
she is still e unit, politically, and when
the presidential contest comes off next
fall viii be found in full accord
with that party, whatever name it may
be known by, which opposes the re-
election Of the ''great gift-taker," the
magnificent political ruin, the stolid en-
emy of the hGbeds corpus, the multi
kin-ular president without a single idea.
We are all Democrats, but Democrats
who love republican liberty better than
mere party names, who will not be
scared by the threatened Odium which
which may be held ia terrOreBl with the
Beans, which ever may seem most avail
able after the Cincinnati Convention.
The heavy sejunction which is already
seen in the Radical party is an earnest
that the present manipulatOrs who now
manage this itsoulless mOckeTy," " as Mr..
Sumner calls the government, may not
direct the kitchen cabinet after the
fourth of March next.
Iuka Is looking up. We have char
tered Cooperation Hotel Company or
ganized here, with some twenty thousand
dollars already made up, and during the
present season a large three or fOur-stOry
brick hotel will be built, cOmmOdiOus
enough for all our Memphis and other
visitors to be accommodated at, in re-
cherche style or something of that
kind. A fine brick courthouse will be
erected in a few months, right in the
center of our little city. Our Female
Institute is a big success this session, and
promises 10 be even larger next. We
came near having a small poX sensation
here a few days ago. A Fifteenth
Amendment who, in early juvenility,
had been the recipient of the benefit of
the discovery Of the immortal JenneT,
had, by some unfortunate neglect OF by
some unsuspeeted idiOsyncrasy, left
AAAlEAopAC HpDI lbehN LIS oaIANu
corporosity, into which an atom of
Variola had crept and leavened the
lump into a fiTst-class Varioloid,
which scared the darly almost into
kingdom come, and advanced vaccine
virus to ordinary rates. The agony is
now, however, over, and the denizens
''rest again beneath their own roofs. y
The Iuka Gazette has been sold to
Messrs. Adams d Trimble, who will
make it a nine-column paper, and
change its name TO that Of the 1iShO
s1sfnQo Herald. The first number will
appear to-day Thursday. These gen
tlemen have ability and backbone, and
will make the Herald a first-rate Demo-
cratic paper, and advocate the election
of the nominees Of the Cincinnati Con-
VentiOn, if they are true men and placed
on a proper platform.
may write again some day. TIL
naen, goodbye.
HYDR0-PIPER.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 523 r. DIN the Second Chancery Cour,
of Shelby County, Tennessee-Wfn. vii.
kins ct al vs.. Wrath Armour.
TT appearing from affidavit in this cause that
Il the defendant, Wrath Armour, Is a non
resident OF the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, that she make this appearance here
in, at the Courthouse of the Second Chancery
Court OF Shelby county, in the city of Mem.
phis, Tennessee, on or before the first Mon
day In June, 1872, and plead, answer OF de-
mur to eomplainants bill, OF the same will be
ing exparte, and that a copy Of this order be
published once week. for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal. This April
copy-attest:
n, D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By Z. BELcHHa, Deputy G. aud A.
J. a. Robertson, Sol, for c0mplnt, ep14 70
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for the purpose of assessing the Real and Per-
sonal property subject TO taxation In my Dis
triet as required by the laws of Tennessee, at
which time you are hereby notified TO attend
and furnish me, UNDER OATH, a correct state
ment and list of all your property, both real
and personal, subject to taxation in my Dis
trict, giving an accurate description OF the
same, SEPARATELY, together with the value.
And I'm the event that any taxpayers of said
District fail to attend at the place and time
indicated by this notice, and furnish correct
list of all his taxable property, then Will de-
mand the list at his residence and add twenty
five per cent to his assessment. IL any tax
payer fail to give correct list upon such de-
mand made, will assess on their property
thus falling to comply with the law at DOUBLE
its value.
JOHN T. ELLIOTT,
Tax Assessor for the Fourteenth Civil District
OF Shelby county. anI4
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HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM gives 30
the Complexion the Freshness
of Vaufa.

HAeAN's MAGNOLIA BALM OvercOmes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue
and excitement 1t makes the lady of forty
appear but twenty, and 50 natural and perfect
that no person can detect its Application. By
its use the toughest skin is made to rival the
pure radiant texture Of youthful beauty. II
removes redness, blotches and pimples. 1t
contains nothing that wiz injure the skin
in the least.
MAGNoEIA BALM is used by all fashionable
ladies in New Vow York, London and Paris.
1t costs only rs cents per Bottle, and is sold by
all Druggists and Perfumers.
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Departures.
Rivarr. Weather. and Rusiness

The river rose five feetfive inches yesterday,
and stands twenty-four feet four inches above
sippi at ST. Paul and. Davenport are on the de-
cline. The Missouri at LeaVenWOrth rose two
inches, at Omaha two inches. The Ohio river
at Pittsburg fell thIrty-six inches, at Cfnc4n-
matt IL rose three inches at Louisville twen-
ty-nine inches The river at st. Louis has
declined sixteen inches, at Cairo II rose forty
four inches, at Vicksburg sixteen inches, New
Orleans two inches. Red river at Shreveport
roseisix inches The weather, cloudy with indi-
cations Of rain. Business ON the levee yester-
4
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DIED.

COLEAAN-In this city, on the 18th in
stapt, Mrs, MARY +, COLEMAN, daughter of E.
T Keel and wife of Il, H. Coleman.
The friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, corner of
Fourth and LOoney streets, this SUNDAY
afternoon at three o'clock, Services by the
Rev. L, Q. Ransom.
Carriages az Holsts, No. 800 Maln street,
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THE
UNDERGROUND
R A".RoAD

AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF THIS REMARK
ABLE ORGANIZATION, WHICH WAS ONCE so
EFFECTIVE IN AIDING SLAVES TO ESCAPE
FROM THEIR BONDAGE.
BY WILLIAM STILL,
for years Chairman Of the Acting Vigilant
Committee ard Manager of the Philadelphia
Branch.
Imp. svo, profusely illustrated. Cloth ex-
ira, 81 50.
The author for many years kept q faithful
record of all the fugitives who passed through
his hands, and the book is made up of this and
other cases, Incidents and facts which came
within his observation. The narratives are
thrilling and the revelations startling.
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION,
GOOD AGENTS WANTED
in every county in the Union. This Is the BEST
BOOK offered agents for a long time.
Send for circulars. Liberal terms
PORTER & COATES, Publishers,
apl4 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

TO THE TAXPAYERS Of the Fourteenth
Civil District of Shelby county, Tennessee:
ViHIS is to notify you that 1 viii attend
Il at No. S57 Second street, Memphis, Ten
nessee,
ON the asth day of April, 1879.
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$ MELROSE VILLAGE. .
THE REMAINDER,
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN LOTS.

nF this desirable village site, the Pitt Dead
~ rick property, opposite Fair Grounds, al
Joining west line Of City Central Park alati
fronting the Memphis and Charleston RAIL
road. viii be offered at PUBLIC SALE, 70 tne
highest bidder, without limit, on the prem
fsea AT i0s< o'clock
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FUNERAL NoTICE.

BERNERo--The friends aud acquaintance
of John Bernere are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of his wife, NARY BERNE-
Ro, from his residence, No. 10 Howard Row,
on Monday afternoon, 18th instant, at two
O'clock.
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PRINCE ORLoFF is the latest sensa-
tion in Paris. He is winning the women
and astonishing the men with his ex-
penditures and his horsemanship. He
wears one jewel Of immense value, and
rides a hoEse from Tartary which cost
twenty thousand francs, and manages II
with such ease ana grace as 10 elicit the
-admiration of al.
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WEpNrspAY. l1th INsT.

FREE corvrrANcE. By cars, from Charlss-
ton Depot, starting at 81 O'Clock precisely.
81 Be prounpt. DlsgfED1s eau be had al
api4 pVNQHQ q HULkLEfs.
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NEW ORLEANS, April l3.-No arrivals. De-
parted; Henry S. Turder and Kate Kinney,
for Cincinnati; city of Alton and Great Re
public, for st. Louis; Crescent City and barg-
es, for st. Louis. Weather warm and cloudy.
NIcKsBURG, Aqrii l3.-Boats up: Tom Jas
per, ? am; Belle Lee, Q am; Mary E. Poe, s
am; John Kilgour, 3 pm. Down: Bee and
harges, s am. River rising fast. Weather
cloudy andWarm.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-The river COM
menced falling this mOrningn fell one foot,
and there is now forty y-one feet in the chan
mel, Arrived: Minneola, from Memphis. De-
parted: sam j. Hale, for Memphis; Louis
for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April l3.-The river Is rising
slowly with twenty feet six inches in the
canal, and eighteen feet six inches in the
chute, and sixty-four feet space under the
bridge. Weather clear and pleasant. Buisi-
ness good. Arrived; Alice Dean and Pot0-
mac, from New Orleans; Emma c. Elliott,
Memphis; Exporter, from Piftsburg. De-
parted Alice Dean and Potomse, for Clncin-
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The drawing win take place under the con-
oI 1roI OF Messrs. James Coleman, Tobias Wolf
Thomas +. Hills and W o. WOodson who have
been regularly appointed managers under the
law. For fun particulars, with reference there
70, apply at the efice of the society.
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DR.. Lowell MasOn's
S NC GARDENS S

Have an immense sale. Each book complete
In itself, but one naturally succeeds the other
In school course. The books are
Perfect Mines of Valuable Materials for
Music Teachers.
This Song Garden Song Garden lst Book
Is for the little ones. Here are Simple Ele-
ments, Easy Exercises, about go Tunes many
of them the very sweetest.
Flowers of Melody. Price, 50 cents.
The I'D Song Garden QSong Garden ID Book
Lowell Mason's Celebrated Elements, $50 Ex-
ereises and Rounds In the " Practical Course" {"
10 Songs 40 Sacred Tunes. Price, 50 cents.
The I'd Song Garden (song Garden Sd Book
Resume OF the Elements, Musical Cate
chism. Vocal Culture with platesl. s. Exer-
cises and SolteggioS 800 =, 3 and apart Songs
and Glees, Price, 81.
The above hooks sent, postpaid, on receipt
of retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
apl4 c. H. DITSON & CO., New York.
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NO. s45 SECOND ST..


]. q. .BALLENTINE, President.
LEON TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Memphis, March %, 1872. n1h2g
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PLANTATION BITTERO
S. T.--1s6O--X.

This wonderful vegetable restorative
is the sheet-anehOr of the feeble and
debilitated. As tonic and cordial for
the aged and languid, it has no equal
among stOmachies. As remedy for the
nervous weakness to which women are
especially subject, it is superseding
every other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as a
specific in every species of disorder
which undermlnes the bodily strength,
and breaks down the animal spirits.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in 1893.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS,

MORNING CLASS-No. III.
3D. o, 81, IS, %, "a, IS, 81, 81, 4S, Z, So, IS.
EVENING CLASS-NO. us.
30, 4s, 6s, 3, 81, 2S, 20, %, 55, 81, ~, 7. 81.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes from
500 to $4,000, paid in money by ]. E. FRANCE,
agent 4e12 Ngrth Court street, Box l4z, Mem
Managers, St Louis, Mo,
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Mrs. Rose p. Thompson,
Dress Making, Millinery

Fancy Goods Of all Descriptions,
Children's Clothing, Tueking, Braiding, En-
broidery, ETC.,
No. 273l Main Street,
Over Singers Sewing Machine Rooms. Cos
TUNES for Fancy Balls and Parties, of all de-
seriptions, made to order or rented, on shortest
notice. My DreSs-Making Department can
not be surpassed TERMS, CASH. api4
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ADDITIONAL COTTON MARKETS.

lsEE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL RKPoRF.l
NEW YORK. Apr lS.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
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improvement Of their Grounds.

and, from the profits, the managers hope to
foster and build up an institution permanent
ana successful, Ia which the citizens Of our
city and county may feel just pride.
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN.

and breaks down the animal spirits.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Boats Leaving To-Day

st. Louis CITY OF HELENA. .............5
New Orleans-.-RoBERT MIFCHELL......6