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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

Fel NikILE OF ~ EXECUTION
n - ta" directed issued ~ tlo ireasat~ Caar,
az Boise caaFi9. 5aatso TERRITORY ufar fusfsfes..
rendered 80 sA5d cas. u iaAUf SCI. l4xaa Easef Asr
against @osla 'ssa3 tr the 90 De Hundred Ial
fs. "siH lce@} 3hteFss thcg"u frofn ssfsef Ise1
@ if4eF wst' l3e eaa.s e Hsts ta1es =; sfAtH I4ct
@3.a .a Joe bo34fe. calt tcatca ga the 5st e4y Il
An&na'. l~s@. hske lcs*ea upof 34e fossosss.e se
4sDfd Fta property. situate. lsans ahd lse.fss lf
1889" 'tt otsHts 81 Eaaac a3a 9ers43ary ~ Idaho
"3s@ ""N tf3 - &s*u&e. e.. m4f fronting af Wall
hiF'f aSa@ bounded GA ihe ~ehl "a. tA4e = Tfs4sss
ti't4 s"i as@ e' tho eatt F t9e BOT owned as8 t4e
I.'a t 9'f ooe 1rasa. aad extends bach frsss "a ali
Nf ." @sutGeFs4 eiou 81 i4ae roAy cts8 II fAe
o"4' 'F i4o N@'s}e as3He Apowu 5oha Good = Bar
"FF SHOP zA LOT Together with an and angular t3e
'"fi's' nN. heFeltsa7ens and af3artrnAteea tlsese
n"'o belonging or Ia ansvsse appcrtasnssas rufl8r
notice 30 hereby gwen that CA
Saturday. the Cd Day 0. November. A. u 1870
- ~ "clecE. Nj ps3i ecll in fyua, az ,h~ fe,,,.t
1i"p@" door ta }3abo city. pubic auet3an III.
abaf" Gcaet1aed rfepcrts f. abs hsplest bidder fr
costs Yfss.fs4-N MI 49, %' = Fss.@E
Idaho ''ty. october "a. 1s12s4
aa-E ho above e4le 1sos;ponod un.sl ss.n,,s,
NoFemacs 9. ls92. a; u oc;ac. II
DRYDEN Ncc-slNTocH
sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

SrsrgsDrD- The Democratic Era, pub
lisLed 1T East Portland Oregon. has suspended
publication. |; was an excellent. conducted
Journal and we regret IFS demise.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

~ VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION
~ me directed isRgcd ont ~ the District ,sr,
. ,psasla4 District oi Idaho Territory held il.
"', ius os3.aronnsy. upon Judgment renas.ess ia
Fa1a ,nmt{n :avor Of oler, Divine aud asas,'s. y
s.Ph hprges and others for Tho sam OF e.ex,,.x,
hnhdrc4and Seven and 1890 pollsrp Wis, -,
inter. stfhereon from iho 2a,h tay 81 October ts-e
-, 1tf Win costs - snss taxed a. one uun,3vas
'u t"en'N-aVe and 3a.l0o Dollars aulv tested a.,
~ 81 =, Gay OF November. ls72. have levied r,.s,,
~ .1saowlnE described real property st.sa.c -
-' nr'nR ~ Placer District. in the county ~ rsss
"n. "FFitorN ct Idaho. to-wtt: All the ,trbs as
anu interest Of the said defendant, 1ome,.h ~ -
~, 30 ana - those certain mining claims cnn,,,
.''s - INC 'ackson Macarthur claims and rnT,'-~
,; ~ 'sSa x hascom claims. fronting a.. pnxa.
$50 am eN'ending back to tho tor, a, tho btll a.,
~, "e'ng hiH claims. together with all and ss,,.i
therenn,, ,a, heredi'ancpts aud appnrtonsnrrs
""''' notice Is hereby given that on
saturday the 3o'h day of November, A. D 1870
~ ~ clock NJ. Of sail das a,ll all !, g.. Z,
~. e |''r' House door in Idaho CITY n, rnhls. s,,,
IN INC shove described property To the ht.b.s ns
w. ior 'ash TO satisfy said Judgment; eats ava a.
crning costs npyntsN -. s .. anu ac~
= - '"tS~W sheriff.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

= MADE spEEcH-The Statesmen says TIM,
uo'er"or Bennett made u political speech !.
'e" evenings ago, to the people Of Boise c,,v
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

ENTERpRIsING-James Gordo, p,
IT, Is making preparations to issue an edition
Of the Harald in German. 'O"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

Lucy BEATS OCCIDENT.-We ar,. ;,a.h..a
10 our oi'-''me TREND A J. Shepard. agcn, Of
Wells, Fargo * Co. at Winncmucca. for III.
following Dispatch:
:, NNNEMCCCa Oct. 80. 1s.o
I'D. WORLD: Lucy win big ,ro, md,
lrst heat by four lengths-iimc. 2.2,. s.n.na
neat OccideDt was dstanced c,,,.
Occident may be a very good horse and !.
''S' one Tor single dash, but blood will tell
and he stood no show against either Iucv ~
Goldsmith Maid.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

CNor Ma PACKAGE OK TtE cISTTExlfI.g
L goAd The oeEef cAn haFe The same hs cat4sng.
al Thomas Barry , ard fag}ns Tor lids petlee
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1872-11-07

L HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4 GER
L tam >agp slT+a es aae e. Soa1caoasA 4 Co. far
i1c s9in 40! sAros As.a3se5 dollars has ce satisfied
aA& all persons sautaai4ed against has..e sAe
sars.c, a. 80 ~3csaasl. -: s&38 bole IS loss.
!, l. Hfc1S
Ter ]. ToGpEENs Attorney 81 5ae.
tlAho <.;y. >ae. 5 ls@.-ag
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

SELECT ScHooL.-In our new advertisements
will be found the card Of Mrs. Rust who will
open select school, adjoining the residence of
Judge Spear. on Monday next. the 4th inst. Mrs.
Rust is teacher of ability and large experience.
Testimonials from Oakland, and also from the
East, show the success which has attended all
her efforts in teaching. This school fills real
want in our community and we advise parents
to give it attention and encouragement. Turn
to the advertisement and read the branches
taught, rates of tuition, ordinary, and for spe-
cial branches
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

,,,on1sr.-Rev. G. D. Pipneo will preach
NEinWE , NJ +. Church at II o'clock tomorrow
ornjns a. ni and the NJ E. Sabbath Sch9ol 3 wh,l sh
mora aort at the same place immediately alter the
Church services.
co,,o-Rev Father Kelly will hold Divine
IN the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
's:,a Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

FoR the very best photographs, 60 to Bradle,
Il Rulofson's Gallery without stairs-sV- ASCENT
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, Sar
Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02
Remain for a Short Time.
DON'T PUT IT OFF,
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS VAL
l. liable and well improved farm for sale
AT A GREAT BARGAIN.
1t is located one mile from Lincoln; contains 160
acres of good land, patented to him by the United
States Government. One-half the land is under
good fence, with fine new DWELLING HOUSE,
BARN, GRANARY,
Good Bearing Orchard
OF assorted fruits two never failing wells, and
Il LIVING STREAM OF WATER running
through the premises.
For further particulars inquire at the PLACER
HERALD Office Auburn, or to the undersigned on
the farm p. PURCELL.
fc24-tf
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

|, EACH trees are now in bloom here. Almonds
!0ioomed some two weeks ago.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02
Good Bearing Orchard
N O r c e.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
~ forbid the Administrator of the Estate Of
Jonathan Ferril. deceased selling ranch
claimed by him as belonging to the said Ferril's
estate. 1t lies north Of Forest Hill, and al per-
sons are warned not to bny said ranch AS it
never WAS the property OF Jonathan Ferril.
JNO. l.. BEATTY,
Forest Hill, Feb. 18th, le72 fe24 2w n
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

SHERIDAN MnLs.-We acknowledge the receipt
Of a superior sack of -four from Daniel Click,
proprietor of the above mills, at Sheridan in
this county. We don't puff much, but there are
some things connected with these Sheridan Mills
that if truthfully stated sounds very much like
putting. First, this is as complete and perfect a
proprietor spares no expense in its management;
third, he procures the best nillers to be had, and
aatly the country, western Placer, from which
his null is supplied, produces the pnrest, clean
rst and best wheat on the coast. Robert Gordon
has this Sheridan flour at his store, and probably
other merchants in town have it-if not they
should. Ask for Click Sheridan -four, and you
will get a good article.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

AN.-Patohes of sunshine are very rare these
- eince our last issue, up to yesterday, two
'A'es ol rain has fallen. This makes IS inche,
=, ~ water that has fallen here this season up to
durina .s. precisely double the quantity that fel
curing the entire previous year.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02
RANCH FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAIN,

For cash down. as the owner has other business
arrangements that require his attention. The
land is excellent for GRAIN, HAY, yEGETA-
BLES, VINES or FRUIT TREES. The place
situated in healthy locality and delightful
climate. On the premises is a GOOD DWELL
ING HOUSE AND SALOON, and the grounds
are finely ornamented with shrubbery and shade
trees, and supplied with an abundance of good
water.
The farm and stock will be sold together, or
separately as may be desired. The premises
will be sold for LESS THAN THE COST OF
THE IMPROVEMENTS, if application is made
soon.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply to the
editor of the PLACER HERALD, at Auburn, from
whom the price and other particulars may be
learned. fel0-tf
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02
Ladies' Leap Year Ball.

The ladies' Of Auburn are making complete ar
.rer,epts for a grand leap year party. to take
,.sa Of Music Hall in Auburn, on Tuesday even
favt March 5th. The managing committees
are as follows
Honorary Committee.
Han Mrs. Jos. Walkup, Hon. Mrs. 10 Hanlil-
49,, Hon. Mrs. j. E. Hale, Hon. Mrs. J. Ives
r;,oh Hon. Mrs D. W. Spear, Hon. Mrs. E. NJ.
panvard. Hon. Mrs. M. H. Calderwood, Mrs. B.
n Dunnam, Mrs. G. G. Sewell. Mrs. c. G.
Crosby Mrs. O. w Hollenbeck, Mrs. L. 7. Al
Ian Mrs. NJ. Andrews, Mrs. W. H. Hubbard,
Mr.. DIR. Page, Mrs. DR.. A. S. Dubois, Mrs. G..
W McCready. Mrs A. Adrian, Mrs. E. T. Hol-
lev. Mrs. W. W. Conkey.
lnritation Committee.
Lincoln, Mrs. Fred. Hartford; -Roseville, Mrs.
D. Pratt; Rocklin, Mrs. D. W. Perkins New.
castle, Mrs. C. G. Shipman; Michigan Bluff,
Mrs. James Gould; Forest Hill. Mrs. A. Huntley;
Dutch Flat. Miss Maggie Mcclure; Gold Rum
Mr., VIM. judd Colfax, Mrs. A. D. Bullard;
Auburn Mrs. W. NJ Crutcher.
Reception Committee.
Mrs. Geo. Wilment, Miss Ella Megerle. Miss
Mary Eickes Miss Lu0 OSlAlTN, 0AlSS OhIIic
Eeehner.
Executive Committee.
Mrs. Swan, Mrs Crutcher. Mrs. Hale, Mrs.
Se!.irk.
Floor Managers.
Mrs. Speedy, Mrs. Nelson, Miss Towner, Miss
Salsig,
This is to be the grand ball of the year 1872,
and the ladies expect the examples set by them
to be followed by the sterner sex in their man
asement Of future parties. We are authorized
to say that gentlemen are not expected to await a
special invitation, but that all such are hereby
cordially invited to assemble at the gentlemen s
dressing room, at the Hail. before O'clock
where paint, powder, busters and sinners await to
prepare them, by order of the ladies, for the
dance, which will commence at precisely s o'clock.
Admittsnce for ladies, $1.50; gentlemen free.
Nusc will be furnished by the Leap Year Band.
The ladies bear all the expenses and control
everything pertaining to this party, which insures
ii % rouging success.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

,av. easements and communications MUST
reach this Office on Thursday to insure poolica
49,, IN the following Saturday.
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

so'I oPEN.-ln another column it will Re seer
~ ~ a. II. Dake s advertisement that he has taker
+0 magnolia Saloon and fitted it up for regu
~ conee-house." Read the advertisement
<A.' On him and see if he can fill the blu. If h.
'aiis 1t is his treat
The Placer herald., 1872-03-02

PIPES BURsr.-Su1clDE.- Dutch Flat Blue
Gravel Mining Company turned the water on
Monday last for the first time this season, but
having pressure of some 400 feet, burst the
pipes, which We're of u inch iron, and flooded
Charley Hooso, John Uren, John Rupricht and
Hans Anderson's dwellings and houses, damag-
ing them some $4,000
John -, the night watchman at Gold Run,
was found dead in his bed on Wednesday morn
ing last The Coroner's inquest, held by James
Jameson, J, f., determined that death was caus-
asy deceased placing pistol in his mouth and
nnns OF, with intent of self-destruction, in
~A!ch he most effectually succeeded.
We are indebted to Hon. NJ. II. Calderwood,
Collector of this District, for these items OF
news.
hoGd1s D1sGINas Joseph A. Mendes, Hans
federson, Reymundo Silva and John Frenk ar-
ground In what is known as Hogg's old diggings
'"haf has become of Jack Hogg )about six miles
southeast Of here, and just across the north fork
o the American river, in El Dorado county.
ine application was contested on the ground
'hat the land was not now mineral, it having
oeeA worked out; but now comes the news that
'Ncse owners washed out, on Friday of last
week. the snug little sum of $1,000 in gold mug
ss's' one OF which weighed so ounces and the
o1'ahce IN smaller ones. This is not good evi-
u'hce that Hogg's diggings are worked out.
y >
of, fATRIcK's DAY.--tor fourteen years there
mas oeen an annual celebration Of this day at the
,ofest Shades, Forest Hill. in this county, given
W TIE proprietor of the Forest Shades House,
oehnis Hyand and now the bills and invitations
@'e out ior the fifteenth ball and celebration, to
.'Ae piaFe at Arcade Hall, in Forest Hill, on
n4ohSay evening, the 18th inst These arc splen-
"a alc parties, complete in everything appropriate
W. ~, Fe occasion. The invitation is general to all
1n Ven disposed people The coming party will be
,iI'!"pie, and gratifying succ ess, as were all
the previous ones.
VOL oPEN.-ln another column it will re seen
~ a. H. Dake's advertisement that he has taken
+0 magnolia Saloon and fitted it up for regu-
, conee-house." Read the advertisement,
<A' On him and see if he can fill the bill. II he
'ails it is his treat.
iN'-fatohes OF sunshine are very rare these
:ys' Since our last ISSUE up to yesterday, two
.'F'es OF rain has fallen. This makes IS inches
=, =, wafer that has fallen here this season up to
dnr;n ISL precisely double the quantity that fell
"s Tue entire previous year.
n
:, AAca trees are now in bloom here, Almonds
.pioomed some two weeks aoo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16

As LOUISIANA is at the mercy o
thieves, the honest people of that
Stst.', OF all creeds and partizsn afili'
ations, propose TO organize local Re
form l1arty simply for the pur.
pose. a. was done in Tennes-
nessee, of delivering the State from
bondage to vice. In this local re-
form organizat. on, it is not proposed
that in Federal politics a Democrat
shall be a Republical or that Repub.
lican snail vote as q Democrat. On
the contrary, in order that Grants
thieves may be expelled IA ON once
1t is proposed to organize a. Olh-
clnnad a Federal Reform par, y
to accomplish for the Union
the very purposes contemplated
in behalf Of Louisiana by the Reform
or Senter party Of that State. As in
Loui lana a citizens local political af-
hliations are not to shape his action
In Federal elections, so, in Tennessee,
Ourreiatinns 10 8 federal Reform party
need not affect those we sustain to par
ties in simple State elections.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
MISSISSIPPI
Ths LeasIature-Eleciisa in Hancock
County-7etlrsment Of CoIeHel
zceaFdie.

speoish to the Appssll
JACKSON, March 10.
A resolution has passed the senate
to adjourn on the 6lh of April. Ii
Is no trouble to reconsider it.
The State superintendent or educa-
tiOn has tailed to make his annual
report as required By law. Two
months have elapsed since the report
should have been received. The sen
ate adopted a resolution calling for
the report at once.
A bill Incorporating the Holly
Springs Railroad and Manufacturing
company was passed.
A bill creating COlfsx county, after
hard struggle, passed by a strict Re-
publican vote. The lobbyists for this
bill stood champagne and bad whisky
for their partisan friends.
AT the special election in Hancock
county for member of the legisla-
ture, Conservative was elected by
large majority.
Colonel W. II. McCardIe has re-
tired from the editorial charge of the
Vicksburg Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
TIE POLITICAL ARENA.
Teieg'aphio Summary Of the Sayings aHd
D0isas Of the Wlrs-PuIIers.

Addresses Of the Liberal Republi.
cans are breaking out all over the
e1untry.
The Republican State central CON-
mittee Of Illinois met in Chicago yes
terdsy, and called the convention at
Springfield on May 22d.
A. H. Price and George B. Loring
will probably be chosen delegates at
large from Massachusetts to the na-
tional Republican convention.
Senator Rice, chairman Of the Ar
Ksassss Republican central committee,
has issued 8 call for a meeting OF the
committee In Little Rock on the 9Th OF
April, for the purpose OF calling a
State convention.
Greeley yesterday morning said
that il was only when Grant turned
his back on himself by removing men
whom be at first appointed to Office
from that State, and whom the Tri-
bune approved, and filling their places
with faetiOnists, that any trouble was
created or dissatisfaction expressed.
The New Orleans Times Of yester-
SdsIv says there is great agitation
among the cOlOred adherents OF Gen.
eraI Grant in and about the custom
house, all produced by the appoint
ment OF that very decided specimen
OF the Caucasian branch Of the party,
], NJ. G.. Parker, as surveyor, vice
Iongstreet. There is very bitter op-
position to this nomination, not so
much on personal grounds as on the
ground of the superior claims Of the
colored portion Of the party, which
embraces nineteen-twenueths OF the
votes upon whom Grantm must rely for
his election in this state. Internal
Revenue Assessor JOubert insists
upon the claims OF the African race, it
. Eaid, demanding the withdrawal Of
j lParkeF's nomination, or its suspen-
1ion O. rejection by the senate, in or
der chat q colored Radical may besub-
stituteG therefor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
FROM BEYOND THE SEA,

The taking of the census OF France
will begin on the 1st Of May.
The funeral OF Mazzini took place
In Rome on Thursday, and was at.
tended with great pomp.
The Fenians are making prepare
tiOns for grand demonstrations
throughout Ireland in favor OF am.
nesty on st. Patrick's Day.
A grand dinner was given at the
Italian legation in Paris yesterday.
Minister Washburne aud the princi.
pal representatives Of European pow
ers were present.
Earl Granville announced in the
house OF lords last night that he had
received official notice from thf
French cabinet Of the abrOgation
the commercial treaty.
The upper house Of the Prussiau
diet has passed the annual budget. II
shows q surplus Of IA, ,5O0,0 goo thslers,
and makes A, 200, 600 applicable TO the
reduction OF the public debt.
An imperial decree has been issued
emperor Francis Joseph dissolv.
Dy 4 <diet of Bohemia, and ordering
ing tne = @medistely for a new diet,
electlons lna- invoked for the oath
which is to be Co.
OF April.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
CRIMINAL RECORD.

At White Plains, Westchestel
county, New Y rHSk, an attempt PLSe ma
been made to poise.- iaLiliy naL,,eo nHaSS
Alderman, composed On IL IN PTiSOuI, -. y
by impregnating spring oa eH WIZ
arsenical poisoning.
Mr.. Green, a sChoolteacher of Ce..
tfalla, pennsylvania, was violently
assaulted yesterday In mis- sehoOlroom
oy three unknown rufiians, with bill
lies and knives. One ear was severed
from his head, and his condition il
considered critical.
The examination in the Brussals
murder and robbery case in New York
was continued yesterday, Petry, pro-
prietOr Of the hotel In Philadelphia
sEhes-.se Vogt stopped when he first
came to this country, was placed on
the stand and corrObOrated the testi-
mOny before given. The district-at-
tOrney asked for the postponement OF
the case until the arrival OF important
witnesses from Belgium, which was
granted.
On Thursday, revolt in tie Mis-
aouri penitentiary, at Jefferson City,
WAS discovered and frustrated without
serious results. AS the prisoners were
going from their cells 20 breakfast,
Pat Duffy, who murdered Fred Oster-
never in ! {. Louis, over year ago.
broke from his gang and ran into the
shoe shop, assembled TO the roof, and
armed with knife and iron bar, de-
t1ed the pursuers; he was shot In the
srm ana captured. Charley Clark, a
nnulatto. armed with a huge knife, es-
saved 10 assist Duffy, but was telied
with bludgeon and secured. Some
fortv convicts were ia the plot, and
irom papers iound, 1t appears that
they contemplated Overpowering the
guards, firing the various shops and
sorcipg the gates, robblng the office
and general escape. Timely notice
and the vigilance Of the officers, how
ever. prevented any concerted sction
or tae part Of the prisoners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16

reduction on textile and metallic fab.
rics, and then called for the ayes and
noes on his amendment to plaza ten
and coffee on the free I'st. when
Senator Ferry Il3higaD] by unan-
imOus cons mt called up the house bill
extending the time for the completion
OF the Portage and Lake Shore canal,
which passed.
Senator Wilson called up the bill to
authorize the president TO appoint
the paymaster-genersl In the army.
Passed.
Senator Corbett asked to take up
the bill authorizing the postmaster
general to settle on equitable prinei-
Piles the claim of O. M. Lockwood,
the Oregon mail-contractor.
Several senators objected.
Senator Trumbull hoped the senate
would never pass another bill to sal
low the post stuaster-generaI to settle
mail claims on equitable principles"
They had had enough Of that In the
Chorpenning case.
Senator Logan called up the bill to
enable honorably discharged soldiers
and sailors, and their widows, to ac-
quire homesteads on public lands of
the United States, when
The senate adjourned until Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
TEPEoRAPH PERSONAL.

Mr.. GREEN, a Pennsylvania soboo
teacher, had an ear shaved OF by an indig
nsnt parent yesterday morning.
THE EMPEROR and Empress Of Brszl
sailsd from Lisbon for Rio Jsneiro las
Wednesday.
TIE GOVERNOR OF CONNECTICUT de
sires thst his constituents fast and pray
on the 2Osh instant.
WM LLOYD HARRISON has brought thu
first suit sgsinst the Eastern Railroad
company for damages sustained in the
Revere disaster. He claims $50, 900.
JOIN KoEHNKEN, sR., Of Louisville
committed suicide yesterday by swallow.
ing large dose Of cyanide Of potassium,
he wss an old and well known organ.
builder snd musical instrument repsirer,
having followed that business in Louis
vile snd in Cincinnati for the past thirty
years.
MRS. MARY MIDDLSToN RUTLEDeF,
wife OF Francis B. Fogg, Of Nashville,
died suddenly yesterday Of heart dis
ease, ct their residence in that city. She
wss granddaughter Of q signer of the
American Declaration Of Independence,
and distinguished as one Of the most IL
tellsctusl and benevolent women Of Ten
nessse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16

SENATOR BRowNLow, in letter to
the Knoxville Chronicle, promises
largely for Grant in this State. He
SAYS: "Of the IS, 600 white and 45, 600
coiored Republican voters Of Tennes-
see, there are not 500 who are not for
General Grant, first, last, and all the
zdne." The Senator will have to
cone down a few snakes. Leaving
out about 5000 Liberal Republicans,
there are not more than SO, 900 Radical
voters in the State, black and white,
all told,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
MARINE NEWS.

The steamship Palmyra has arrived
out.
The steamers Halsstis, from Hamburg,
and VILE de Paris, from Brest, have ar
rived at New York.
The bark Sarah Sloane, ef Hsssport,
Maine, went ashore st Grand Csyman,
Bahamas, on the 12th instant. All hands
lost except one, who viii die.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-16
THE CLAIMS.
ReoeIP: OF Fish'S Reply by the EnEIish
Secretary Of State.

ReeeIPs OF Rtsh's Reply by the Englfsh
Secretary Of State.
LONDON, March 15.-Copies of the
reply of Secretary Fish to GFanville's
note were communicated to the secre-
tary of state for foreign affairs yester-
day, and 10 Gladstone last evening,
after the reply of the latter to the re-
quest Of DisraeI, in the house of com
mons, for the production Of the dis
patch. The reply Of the American
government. though friendly, is firm
and unyieIding. It calls upon Eng
land to submit TO the Geneva tribuna
the arbitration of the question
whether the claims for consequential
damages shall be admitted 70 discus
slsn BY that board.