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Memphis Appeal

The circulation of the APPEAL Is increasing
50 rapidly that our former facilities are made
quate TO the work required. We are therefore
constrained 70 order = dOubls-cyIfnder Hoe
press for our purposes, the first ever ordered
for Memphis. In addition 70 this heavy sx.
pense We intend, at an early day, 70 present
the APPFAL 70 its readers in an entire new
dress, greatly enlarged and otherwise I'M
proved. The proposed improvements WIN oosf
US about ten thousand dollars; but this outlay
Is due TO those who have so generously pat
ronized the paper while It win be an tncs1-
tive for increased support. Now Il the time
to ubscsSFs for Che APPEAL for ls7z.
Those who intend TO take the paper next
year should remit at once, in order that their
subscriptions may commence with the new
year. Great as the prosperity Of the APPEAL.
has been for the Last thirty years, We are re-
solved that past issues shall be exceeded In
varied excellence and interest by those Of La.
The proceedings OF congress, the presidential
election, and our own state elections. and
many other impending questions, viii com
bine 70 invest a newspaper IN Is72, with pro-
found Interest. II VIII be the constant aim OF
the APPzAL 70 present an Instructive pauo-
rama Of the world. Instead Of emptying INTO
Its columns everything presented and
being most thankful for that which is Longest
and stupidest, every department Of the paper
viii be carefully edited and presented As an
epitome OF the worlds dOings- In q word, the
APPKAL viii aim 70 tell the news fairly, hon
estly and Interestingly; 70 aid In AL good
causes TO expose abuses and stimulate re-
form; 70 represent the most liberal thoushts
and highest tendencies OF the time; 70 vel
come all schemes that promise good 70 en-
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IN MEMoaILM.
ON the Appeal of the 18th inst.l

From the Appeal of the 18th instl
HOUSTON Mrs. ISABELLA N. HOUSTON
died in this city, on Monday, January %, 1872.
Mrs. H UsTON had been a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church for nearly
forty years. In her devotion TO her church
and her religion, she continued true to the
end. On Sunday, the 2lst of January, AL
though the weather was very inclement, and
she was in very feeble health, she was in her
place in the sanctuary, and partook of the
Lord Is Supper with those with whom she had
so often COmmuued. On wednesday follow
ing she was taken very i'll, but her pastor did
not learn Cfher illness until the Sunday fol-
lowing. On that day he called to see her, but
was refused admission to her room, on the
plea that she "Was too sick to see any one,
and was "unConsCiOus He was then assured
that II at any time she should become suffi.
ciently conscious 10 make an interview with
her desirable, he should be informed OF the
fact But the next news was tha announce
ment Of her death. He is fully satisfied that
any conversation with her at any time DUR
ing her illness could have been of but little
importance, as her physician, who visited her
twice day on Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day, and was present when she died, testihes
that she was suffering from dshTTUfH through
out these three days TO such an extent that
she could OF rightly be regarded as response
bic for anything she might have said. Testi-
mOny from other sources goes to show that
she was delirious slmost from the first boar Of
her illness.
So far, then, as her religions testimony is
concerned, her communing on the 2lst day OF
January may be regarded as the closing act OF
her life. That act Is in beautiful harmony
with the tenor Of her entire life.
The story that in her last hours, while en-
tiTely rational, she voluntarily renounced the
faith and the church OF her life, is too absurd
10 be believed by any who are acquainted
with the history of her life and death. In the
faith and communion of the Cum mbeTlapd d
Presbyterian Church she lived, and in the
same faith and communion she did. L. c. r,
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NOTES FROM MARpI oRAs.
The Grand whsngdOOdIe Of BOrtabOO-
Iagah and Tam O'ShanteF.
BRADEN STATION, TENNESSEE,
UnhvrTarry 10 1871

February ~, 1911. }
EnrToRs APPBAL-I was at MSrdi Grss.
| I remember It distinctly. L saw world
of strange sights, both day and night, the
which shall not Boon forget nave
saaD displaye in the chief cities of Eu-
rone. but bsve never seen Mardi Gras in
| Memphis surpassed--bsrin' the drays,
omnjbusses, etc. left the city early the
following morning for my rural retreat
avvav mn here. and have but this moment
come in possession OF the APPEAL Of
wednesday, in which l find faithful
and vivid account OF Tuesdays proceed-
inRs. 1 have read 1t with gusto. The
tale is well told-but not all OF which
more hersEfter.
But, my dear sirs,
FRKL AaGRIEvED.
I feel hnrt, because l have been plseed
before the public in false sttitude, and
you did it. It wss a paragraph Ia the
APPRAL, You must know that in the
masquerade on Tuesday was represent
ing a great and notable potentste-nO less
q personsee than the Grand Whsngdoodle
OF Boriaboolsgah. My coat was not tail
upwards, IS you said, but wss a fac stntste
OF the coat worn on state occasions by the
Grand W, himself. It is q style they have
in Borisboolsgah. As TO my mask being
on the wrong side of the head, must In
form YOU that Il was no mask at all. My
fsce was merely twisted in that shape to
faithfully represent the conntenance OF
MY WORTHY PROTOTYPE.
Astomv being drunk in sympathy
with the madness of the hour" l must
say that could not otherwise have truly
represented the grand whsngdoodle.
was only putting on, you know. You
were mistaken again when you said that
I was singing Jordan, with the voice OF
stsntor." That was 3 song peculiar to
the people OF Boriaboolsgah, when they
roast missionaries at their fessts. You
see, / bslieve In an eternal fitness OF
things, and was acting accordingly.
Please publish this, that l msY be
rightly placed before the public. Yours
truly, HAL" OF 1uKa'
P, S,-Bv the way, you omitted to mem
ton some Of the funniest things that oo-
CURED at NJ ardi Gras, You said nothing
about DR., s., dressed as Tom O'Shanter,
riding the re-baoked mule on his head.
THAT WAS FUNNY.
I think they say the doctor hailed from
Collierville. He rode well, until DR.. r.,
who had lust arrived from his Arkansas
plantation, jumped up behind him to get
4 free ride, The mule, not liking the
double load, kicked up and piled both
MD's In the strest, The crowd gathered
round so thick that I could not see the
final result. The mule double-quicked
down Jefferson street toward his stable.
The last I saw Of DR.. s. he was limp
ing down toward the Charleston depot,
and said he was going to Colliervllle. The
other doctor didn't see until about three
O'Clock in the morning, about the time
the balls closed. he was chafering with
q livery stable keeper about the rent of q
stall, the hotels all bsing full. The bar
gain was finally struck, and I shared
with the doctor his Yirtuous couch, Our
friend Colonel - having lost his hat,
was kindly cared for by policeman, who
generously lodged HIM in the Adams
street ststionhouse.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

NICHOLLS-The friends and acquaintance
of HENRY NICHOLS, OF Bardstown, Kentucky,
are invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, corner of Pontotoc and Clinton
street, this SUNDAY morning, at ten O'Clock
His remains viii be put in the vault as Elm
wood Cemetery.
BoCK-The friends and acquaintance of
of Christian Book and family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral of his wife,
SUSAN, from his residence, No. 81 Hill street,
tomorrow (AdONDAY) morning at ten o'clock.
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OBITUARY.
neatn nr enc Lnts Ch1ef Kehoe.

Al a meeting of Ghe Memphis Flremsns'
and Relief Association, held as their hall on
the Ath day Of February, lS's, 5or me "a r Par'
ence to the death of e1;-Chief " m. kenoes
a committee appointed for that purpose re.
ported the following series soDtad 81 reaO'otiOns
WHEREAS. 1t hath pleased Az Am 1llgniy SOC SOC
to remove from our midHt our late friend and
associate and chief VIZ kshoe, and deem; deem;
make some formal expression o. our grlef
and sense of the loss we have suffered In his
ospsnj ps.atS Sbst in the death OF VIM. Kehoe,
late Chief OF the Memphis Fire Department,
our city, and particularly this department
has suffered great ana ~ os -
trust charitable and hilmRnei as nremani
gallant, energetic and truei as cniei, nra,
yet kind, strict yet 9onrteouA pis hano
ready With the grasp OF tr1endshipi heart
hestfrg with the noolest impulses OF human
INV, Rs has been taken. from US In the midst
m his uRefulness, leaving q vac aney In our
TanHs that can never be filed. But while
iost 70 c1iT saaht his nnsIny virtues and noble
Qualities viii ever be held In grateful re-
msmbrance In whatever position he was
plsced. Whatever duty he WAS called 20 per-
SfoTn. wnethef at the "brakes," on the "lad-
der0 or with chioftain'B trumpet command
ing us in our battles with the element, he
was ever the same true, faithful, noble
heartad man friend and fireman. The MEM
ory OF Wm. Kshce viii never die In our
hearts, but irssh snd tIresn, VAL i've forever
there
Resolved, That In this, the hour Of their
deep "a lction. we eXtsnd 10 the relatives OF
the dsceasec our heartfelt coincidence and
Resolsed, That az tribute Of respect TO the
memory Of the deceased these resolutions be
1pread upon the records Of the association
Thst a COPY be furnished the relatives OF the
deoessod, and TO the city press for publica-
fior JNo. A. DEEIgER,
N. kCFADDER,
II, CUHNY,
a. WEAVER,
a. DWYHR,
Committee.
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Wednesday, 2Olh March, 1872,

between the hours OF 70 O'Clock am. and 2
O'Clock ?. m, at the office OF Donoho Bulk
ley, SO hedis0n street, in the city of Aem-
phts, proceed to cell, Tor CAsa, to the highest
and best bidder, the following tracts OF land
situate, lying and being In the county OF
Saint Francis, said State of Afkansas and
described IS follows, tO-Wit: The west frso-
tionsl half of section eighteen Qs), the west
half OF the east bali OF section eighteen 'S),
the west half OF section nineteen (l7), the
west half Of the northwest fractional half OF
fractional section thirty 90, IN township three
C3), Forth of raE &c i've (5). east, the southeast
quarter OF ths southeast qualter Of section
twenty-2Our (24l, the northeast fractional
quarter Of section twenty-five (25), the north
half 0f the southeast quarter OF section
twenty tour ~, and the southwest quarter
of the southeast quarter OF section twenty
four 90, in towns1ip three, north of range
four, east. containing one thousand and
tWenty-gyo (l02a) ceres, more or less.
The right or equity Of REDEEM ption Is ex-
pressly waived in Eaid trust deed, and the
title to the property Is believed 10 be good,
but will sell and convey only a. trustee.
Isle Il, ID. RULKLEY, Trusfse.
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oRIo

The Ksmp-sayIOr Csntssted Election
Case.
COLUMBUS, February H.-There
was q fine prospect for continuance
of the trouble over the Kemp-Saylor
contested election case this evening.
Objection was made to Sayler's
voting on any motion but adjourn
ment until Monday, which delays
the trouble until that time when 1t
will probably occur. Mr.. Denis will
make an attempt to correct the senate
journal so as to make il declare that
Sayler was not legally elected.
In the house to-day bill was in
troduced to repeal an act of 1859 which
authorized foreign corporations to
lease the railroads of Ohio.
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SCRANTON, PENN.
A FAN Of One Hundred and Fifty

A FaH Of One Hundred and Fifty Feet.
NEW YORK, February ia
Scranton dispatch says that Rees
James, miner, yesterday fell down
the Pyne shaft one hundred and fifty
feet, and was killed. James, with two
others, had come to the surface to es-
cape the blasting, when the former
accidentally fell to the bottom of the
shalt. As he struck below the blast
exploded, blowing the man to atoms.
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PRUSSIA.


The PFussO-BFRzfItEn Dfmculfy.
BERLIN, February 1.-THE officer
who was sent to Rio de JRneiro TO in
0uire into the difficulty between GeT'
many and Brazil, is expected to re-
turn shortly and submit the result OF
his investigation to the government.
ImItaaInE Car AIexandoF.
A bill has been presented In the
Federal council declaring that Ger
man shall be the official language In
the conquered provinces OF Alsace
and Lorraine.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
WEST VIRGINIA.

The Constitutional Convention - A
Small Affair.
CINCINNATI, February II. = The
constitutional convention at Charles
ton, West Virginia, yesterday, was
occupied with the further considera-
ton of financial questions.
The legislature was engaged on bills
of a local characte ter. Tomorrow they
will visit Huntington, West Virginia,
BY invitation of the officers Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad COM
pany.
The complaints OF fraud against the
State printers is a small affair, the
amount involved being one hundred
dollars.
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Hsa-Rssidsnt Nstlss.

No. A4sR. pin the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby County, Tennessee-Gearge Hume
IT Appearing nom the AffidavIt fled In this
4 cause that the defendant, Henry Kettman
is q non.I estdenb OF the State OF Tennessee
aud . resident OF Hanover, Ser many:
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance
Chancery Court Of Shelby county, in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in April, 1872 and plead,
answer or demur to complain ants bill, or
the same win be taken Tor con fessed as 10 him
and set for hearing exparts; and that copy
Of this order be published once weak for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal. This February IL, le72s
A copy-attest:
n. b. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY O. BHLCHER, Deputy O. and d.
Westcott a Stahl Soils. for comp1t fabls
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sTLoUIs.

Two BraIsmen Crippled In q Collision.
ST. LOUIS, February 1.-Two
freight trains collided on the Toledo,
Wabash and Western railway yester-
day at Milmine station. Toney Far
go, a brakeman, had his arm broken;
John Patterson had his leg broken.
The engine and several cars were
badly smashed.
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ChaRCsry Sale Of Rsal Estate

No. 40. R-First Char Gerry Court of sheIby
county Alice Eord, TRomas Ford ct. al.
VS.. Joanna Larktn.
RY virtue OF an interIocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause January
Is, 1872, will sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, In 'front.' OF the Clerk and
Masters once, GreenlaW Block, Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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EnyroRs APPEAL-Be kind enough to
publish in to-morrow's paper the article
which appeared in your paper of the 18th
mat. headed " In Memoriam; also, my
renlv TO the same In to-dRy's edition
thsra sppears A Reply" from Mr. /, @,
Rsnsona. which 1 also deeire you to re-
publish, Ny article, as any one can
plaiuIV see, admits OF no replyy nor has
Mr. II. succeeded in making one. 1 only
ask: Are such articles worthy OF gentle
1anyl-especially Of one who processes to be
3 ranreaentativs of Him who came on
eerth to prssch Peace and good will to
an menY0 And is Il strictly the duty Of
anv Tnintster to invade the privacy Of q
oa1tIamanIs household, and intrude upon
fhe hoIiest and most sRcred feelings of
life. apd--under tho poor pr9tenoe of an
In Memoriam to the osad-to offer
covert insult to the nvlngl Beyond my
plain statements OF facts, nsve nothing
n sav-oply, that I visa the resp opste
hilItv to he laid upon the only one who
has a right 60 bear IL, and that one Is
Tbomas 81, Cooke. As 70 the priests or
Pnoists Mr.. Ransom labors under mis-
ale aa no Catholic priest entered my
door untii. at the request OF my grand
mother, I went for priest snd returned
with one, snd stood beside her whilst she
was baptiEsd q Catholic That priest
advertised the funeral OF oun0erisno
PresbVterIsn from Catholic church, is
false, for Mrs. Houston was no longer q
member Of that churchI and myself was
the only Papist who advertised her funer-
Al. Tosths subject bid adieu, and only
add that I desife this to be the finale Of a
disRraceful attack upon the living and the
dead, Over the memory OF tne latter
write only one word; "SAoRRD." Inc
living is fully able to bear any RESPONSE
bility, and to defend character and life
whose integrity no one had ever yet dared
TO attsck, THos. q. COOKE.
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NEM YORK.
Prominent ntPh1IsdeIPhiRn Pound Dying
In the Streets.

Prominent tPh1IadeIPhiRn Pound Dying
In the Streets.
NEW YORK, February 17.-C. p.
Dillon, a prominent chemist of Phila-
delphia, was found sick and dying in
the streets yesterday by policeman,
who conveyed him TO the TOmbs
prison, where he died this morning.
The Evening Post says of the matter:
1.-THE circumstances of the death of
the Philadelphia chemist, Duggan or
Dillon, reflects discreditably on the
police officials, who, it seems, instead
of taking deceased TO the hospital,
took him to the TOmbs prison."
Death of q ManIse.
Henry Heffner, the crazy German
tailor who recently shot his son and
then attempted to kill himself, died Of
his injuries to-day.
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MEXICO.

Oveythrou Of the RevoIutfOnis4s Pre-
dfcted.
HAvANA. December 17.---Advices
frou Mexico state that the govern
nent Is certainly able to defeat the
reyolutionists, and that the accession
of Lerdo de Tejada TO the presidency
is certain, In case Of the downfall OF
Juarez.
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one Of it's firmes. props and our society one

one Of It's frmest props and our society one
Of its best associates;
Rssolped, Thst the members OF the Memphis
Fire and Relief Association offsr their heart
felt sym pRthtes 30 the family Of the deceased
in this their trying hour OF q 1tction. azsur-
ing them that the heritage OF an honest man,
a devoted friend, q respected member OF SO.
otety, is what has been beQueathed by our
lamentsd fhand and brother John Joyce.
JEo. CLANCY, B. BRADY,
Secretary, PTasidSnt,
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PHILADELPHIA.

A stewATGess Drowned In Her State
room.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
propeller ClsymOnt, valued at $50, coo,
sunk in the Delaware river this morn
ing. Her bow grounded at low tide
and her stern settling broke her up.
Mrs. White, the stewsrdess, was
drowned in her staterOom.
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RnTIcE IN RANKRuPTGY.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of West Tennss5ae.-At Mem
phis, the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1s12.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
apr otntIp ent as ahstgnes OF Il. h. ampEon.
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby, and
State Of Tennessse, within said district, who
has Desn ad judged bankrupt upon his own
petition bJ the district court of said district.
W. A. HAAPS0N, A Assigres.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, FebruarY u. l672. feble
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BALTIMORE.

Death OF a ssn-Iu-Law of Hon. ReVerdy
johnson.
BALTIMORE, February 17.-Thomas
81. Morris, ssoD-in- law Of Reverdy
Johnson, and a prominent citizen Of
this city, died yesterday.
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NEW HARMONY, IND.

Drowned by Breaking Through the
ice.
EVANSVILLE, February 1.-THE
Journal has a note from New Har-
mony saying that David Wilsey was
drowned below that place on Thurs
day by breaking through the ice on
the Wabash.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
EAST INDIES.

FIonOrs TO the Remains Of Earl mayo.
CALCUTTA, India, December H.
The body Of Earl Mayo, late COVER
nor-general Of India, was brought to
the city to-day. An immense crowd
witnessed the landing Of the body.
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CINCINNATI.

Crushed 20 Death while Coupling Cars
Together.
CINCINNATI, February 17.--Thomas
Irvine, brakeman on the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and st. Louis railroad
was instantly killed at Newark, Ohio,
yesterday, while coupling a fiat car
loaded with lumber to a box car, the
lumber projecting over the car crush
ed his head and breast against the
box car,
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cbaarfullv recommend Messrs. COMA
~ " " q y &IiTNii,aAY ii, to All Of my friends wan >
ing anything In their line OF business; sS;our
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD COMPANY.

q, TOCKHOLDEaS In attending the above
y oopyention viii be passed free coming
one day before, and returning for one day
offar the convention. This being strictly q
buEiness meeting. the order for free passes
will not apply TO families of stock ckholderg.
fahIS N, ], WICKS Praafdant
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CUBA.
A Capture that Was Not Made.

A Capture that Was MOI maze
HAVANA, February 1.-THE re-
ported capture Of DR.. Loaces and Ag-
ramontes, acknowledgement Of the rev.
Olutionisus, by the Spanish Is untrue.
They escaped with their companions.
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ENGLAND.

The AngIo-Ameriean Telegraph Gem
pany.
LONDON, February T.-At a gen
eral meeting Of the AnglO-American
Telegraph company, last evening, the
reduction Of the present tolls on dls-
patches was iavorably considered. a
proposal for laying fourth cable was
well received.
The Royal Thanksgiving.
Extensive arrangements are being
made for the Thanksgiving services at
st. Paul's on the 9th. 49, ..
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BOSTON,.

Extensive shSe Factory Burned.
Boston, February 17.-David Guer-
ney's shoe factory, in South Abing-
don, was burned last night. Loss,
$40 0O0
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

reference to relief OF the commercial
treaty, will be resumed, and that they
viii likely lead to friendly revision
Of the existing tariff.
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It Was also lBoIVedt
WHFREAs, The Great Ruler OF the Uni /.
verse has in his all wise providence, taken
from opr oirclo one OF our most Visnant
members and truesL companions, an unob.
tFuslVe citizen and useful member Of society !;
therefore be II
Resolved, That In the death Of John Joyes
the FIRE Department OF Memphis has lost
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Z. q. II. B.

NEEMRERS Of the Euphrstes Lodge No So,
Iu I. o. B. B., ara arnestly re Vested to at
tend rsaular meeting this tsUNDAYI even
Business Of great Importance il to come
before the Lodge.
BY order OF the President
febI8 DANIEL SHLOSS. Secretary.