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GREAT RxOUCT1oE IN PRICES.
EQan and examine speeimenA ga dew
IN SuPFEME cgURT At lRCKSuE.

No, 7-second Chsacarv C0nrt OF Shelby
County.-H. B. WilIiford 81 Al vH. H.
Martin ct al
- virtue Ofa decree pronounced June 18th
y iSn, by the supreme Court 81 Jackson
in this cause will sell TO the higheBt hid
der, in mont OF the Second Ch2ncery our
room on Second street. in the city OF Mem
phis,
On NORssy, the 18th day Of February, 1872,
the real estate mentioned snd described IN
the ~pIeadtnRs IS fOlloWs: situated in the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county Tennessee
on tn east side OF Aain street, and destg-
mated on the maj OF said city or Memphis as
lots Nos. Z and Z, in block No. 50, being part
OF original county lot 20 4s4, sub-dtvtoed
and partitione ed among the he'll OF Joseph
Il Talbot, deceased, by decree Of the COM
Law court OF the city OF Memphis, and
numbered in Es1 plan OF partition and dtVt.
sion as lots Nos. 7 and each nOntipg Il 1-lg0
feet on Main street, and running bsek esSl.
Wardly IESh feet TO an alley. Said lots mos ]
s constitute the northern portion OF the
block OF buildings known a7 IN ErOVtpe
Bic eek, together with all the improvements
appurtenanees thereto belonging
Said lots will be sold separately.
Terms OF 86le-Sfx, Twelve and elghtesn 10
IL and 49, months credit. purchasers giVlDe
notes with approved security, and lien re-
upon the property Tor peymen OF the
purchase money. EQuitY Of redemption
barred. Sale within legal hours.
JOHN Il. FREEMAN. Clerk.
Estes & acks0 Solicitors. deelbtdf.tei6
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koBday, February 5. 1872,

In 'front.' OF the omce OF =. N. ApperSon q %.
No. 6JensTsOn street, in the city OF Mempbia
Tennessee, between the hours OF ten no. I'm.
and four ~ pm. proceed 10 sell 10 The high
est EldGer for cash the property described in
said deed OF trust, as follows, to~w1t; AL Of
ssettcn twenty t2ls t-hesouthsast quarter and
the ncrthWest fractional quarter Of section
tWenty-one t2l, containing seven uudTe
amt nfty-nVe (16oI acres, known as this aam.
lin tract, and also an undivided hSlf interest
in the north hall Of section elghteen fl5l all
beinEtn township three 81, range six (8l- east
Of the NTH principal meridian, in Crtttenuen
county, Arkansas, and near HRmlins Lssd
ing, on the Mississippi river; and, ~ the
same time and lace, the following personal
propertyf Eight % mules, seventeen "a
head OF cattle, and tWO-thtrds OF the crop OF
cotton crown On the premises during the
past year. b equity OF redemption Is
is ouIaIFY Trnatea
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No. ss4.-In the First Ch&ncery Courk ri
Shelby county, aforementioned y,
Douglass ct Al. Vs. J. i. barris 81 e..
II Appearing ffom Smdavit in this cause
4 that the names and places OF residence OF
the heirs OF h II. Lyles, deceased. are IN
kDoWn:
1t Is therefore ordered, ThSt they make
their appearances herein, at the Courthouse
in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the drSt Monday in March, lS11, and plead.
answer or demur to compliments oil, or
the same will be taken G0r confessed a to
them and So for hearing exDzrte; and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week.
for four successive weeks, IN the MemDhfs
Appeal.
a Copy-attests
EDMUND A. COLE. Cletk and Master.
by Nj BLACK, UeputFO and n.
McFsrland a Goodwin. sola- for ooua.
plainanta. is4Esd
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Sale Of vaIuabls Propsr,v

I WILL o1er at private sale. until TIA la.
ertys
Lots ! 2 A sad 7. IN Hays sub-dfvision q
the Malker tfaols corner u RaYfuru ayenuo
ana WAGER street. being z ard 3 haIrmus
south OF Court square Ihe Improvement
on mel o4 consist o. $ Two story irals Eousa
win elgnt rooUs and sight are place, sIa-
14eSs Gsternt &c Or not % q st
the expiration OF trl5 tine. az VII - soid az
public sale 70 tAe EiEhess BIDDER an 3 Bar-
feeL ROBE. Z. WILLS es1N
Ia TTusteo. etc Is onion afraef
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hnTIEE re TOE.

No. $3.50, N Rim the First ca ancery our
of shelby oOunIys-FritE Hesche vs.. James
\. FlRheTty OF 81.
A " order was made this day in this cause
"A diTeetis z publication 10 be maze 90 the
ofs6itOls OF the lats nrm OF Flanerfy q
Weschs, and OF the estate OF Frliz Msscne.
deceased. 30 appeRr before the CisTk and
Master OF said Court. and prove and estab-
lish their claims etc
In Of that order, notice is hereby
given 70 all parties haylps claims against
the eEtate Of eRid Fritz Wesche, deceased, to
appear before the Clerk and Master OF said
court on Saturday, February 9, 1872 on
which 4 az an account OF said claims viii Do
taken n report made by the Clerk and
Master, and prove and establish the came, in
default OF which said claims will be barred;
days, IN the Memphis Appeal. This Jan.
uary a, 1877.
By 4. q. MoaEEBx, Deputy Q and NJ Js25
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Within legal hours. TIE following described.
property. Lo-Wft: Lot No 81, IN hIOak So. -
tuafe In Fort Pickering, near the city az
Memphis. Shelby county, tennessee.
Terms o. Salon 3 credit Of SIX month";.
notes with approved surety required. bsars
Ing interest fr0m aatsi lien retained 70 "a.
cure same, ana squify o1redempuon harred.
Jaruary3 {; WZ
EDkUhD a. COLE. Clerk and Aastsr.
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HAVING suggested the In olvsus OF ne
~ &tate OF George humphreys Diseased,
his u to notify al pers rs d = clsimE
aEatnnt said estate % lie the same proper
" authenticated. With the CIsrk oi tna
Uount COart OF Shelby county on or before
4th day Nay, 81. or he same wiz b lorsFaE
barred.
This December g, 81
d4 Eu BE-HT AIR AGmfrfzfr-for
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GKEpHQh's NuTlCE.

No. S29-In the First Ghancery C0u1t OF Shell.
BY county Tennessee.-J. L. h. 5sssnms,
AdmiI, etc VS. Francis ByrGm ct al
IT appearing that an order has been en-
4 tered in this cause requiring al creditors
Of The estate of 3. J. Byrum. deceased, to
come forward, Gle and establEh their
claims, etc:
Il Is therefore ordered, That ell such cred
itOrs make their appearance herein. az
ne e~o9fInouse IN the city Or Mem.
8onday in March. 1879, and have
themselves q parties to this suil,
or demands against ssfa state, or the cause
will be proceeded with expsrte; and that a
copy Of this order be published once 3 week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A COPY attest:
EDMUHDA. COLE, Clerk and Master,
BY ~, J. BLACK, Deputy q. and n.
E. NJ. Heard, sol for compl'nt fa1a wed
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Trust sale.

s$-By virtue OF deed Of trust xesuted 70
me by I. ?. Clsmpit and his vie Matte &.
Clampit, q William CIsmpit, on the 18th
day OF March, 1871, 20 secure certain indebted
nesa therein mentioned, which deed Is duly
registered in the Recorders O4ce at Marion.
Crtttenden county Arkansas, Ia record bOok
81 pages 5S6, 6S and 5S7, land TO which re
creme Is hare mRdelI VIZ. on
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TRua4EE SALE

DX virtue OF SDsed Of Trust execute &c
ID William A. Blythe by James Wicker
sham. 7th February, 1854, recorded in the
REGISTERS ONCE Of Shelby county, Tennsases
In Book 50, pages 1913, &4, &5. and an order
made by the law side OF The Common Law
End Chancery Court Of Memphis al Its Osto-
Der term, 1855, appointing me Trustee, vice
William A Blythe, deceased; and further ~
virtue OF q Judgment rendered in the sn
prame Court Of Tennessee, at its April tenn
lszl, in the case OF James WlckeTsham We
Niles AeriWether Of aL.s ! Will n u O'clOcA
An, on
THURSDAY, S4h February, IBz8,
sell In front OF the County UOurt Building,
Memphis, at public sale, 70 the highest BID
der, Tor cash, the prt perty described In said
Deed OF Trust an b north half or part o.
Lot No 8 OF Million A. KerT's subdivision o.
James p. HaIdsWayiB country lot in Mem
being thai part OF anbdtvided lot No. G
inoiOsed and lytng between Court street sad
BOOST road street, fronting 81 feet on
each street, and extending abont 90 ron
one street to lie Other, On which are two
framed house, The right Of redemption e
waived. The TILE Is believed 70 be unen.
numbered, except for back taxes, but I con,
veg only As trustee.
fTel rTWRT WHETHER Twuafaa
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THE Insolvency OF tbs eststs OF Jos. n
4 williams. deceased, ha7lns been sus.
gested, notice Is nereo5 giTan % All persons
haV1nG claims against 8aia estate 70 ale the
same, authenticated in the aanner pre-
BeriDsd by law. with the CLERK ~ the lounty
CoGIt ( SHELBY county, on OF bsf0rs the 4 u
day Of July. 1874. or they Will be forever
barred In law u eqGity.
MARY E. WILLIAMS.
LalAI AnmE o. L Z I'LL IL.
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Chanesry sac q asaI sc

No. 8Ss. n. R-Ffrst ChaneeTy Corrs Of
shelby c~Ouuty-kiTcnon arus. W. o.
P~fannensteshI and kelsey Bond.
u FITtue Of ~ lnaeriOcutory dscreo 1or
sale renderedm t1s SSov8 cause. geeam-
Der s B3l / VIII sell A. puhdc auction, to the
highest bidder in 'front.' u the Clerk Rnd
Aastefs omcss 6rssnlaW Slocs, second
n-raar- AemnhIl .anna....- ~
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REG=lyERs "a : " A sALuA-
BLE Lot.

TTHDEe sid b vl4tus Of ny sufhrrity a.
~ receiver IN CcEE0liuared c-sa- = Ia.
HimEtedt 81 al "a Isu plls &c nan saw
4ukaA nztltEtloH e. b. AOsrt4 u u ~. SEE
ono haneeTy Court CT SheIvs county, and
under 81 ordaE % sale cEtert c IN said caEsel.
January 2, Us32, I VIII proceed.
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saTeE.

Dhtriet OF West Tonnessss,l
In Bankruptcy.
AZ Memphis. Tsnneszse. I'm day ef JaanagJ
HE undersigned hereby Gives aotfce az
4 nis appointment - a8siEnes Of Harlzif
BaTltns Of Aemphie. shelby eounrr. srsrs
OF Tennee5ees within sid district, Wto nai
been adiudloased q cz1krupt upou BIS oHti
Al6 o WooADE1D44 AaslGRes
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ehanesTy Sale Of Real Estate.

No. E8l. n. R-Firgs Chaucery Court o. zhzI-
By county-Johu Ms2fooEs. AdmfF OfFliiaE
Brooks. deceased. Va Sarah Brooks ct az.
by virtue Of an tutsEiOcutory decree fcE
ID sale entered in the above cause, DEEM
Der q. ISL, / viii SSH. 81 public auction, 70
the highest bidder, IN 'front.' o. tbs tlerH and
Masters ONCE n 1atc Court, 8reeDiaw Blccks
naes4aa IN
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Chancery Sais OF asal Eslal0
ThuFsaay, february g, 1872. +.

No. $50 r. D,-lR she Second Charesry Courf
Of Shelby counfy. Tsnne-scG-W UIlam 81.
Cnsrry Va =. II JedsIEoa ana 20 Capla.
Y I virtue o. an IuIertocutOU cscrsa roF
- sale entered in the SOoFe causs November
70, Ill VIII sell, Il public auction % thR
highest bidder, in mont OF El0 Clerk end
Masters once ofthe secoua OIanoeU court,
BLOCK, second street. below UEiCn,
city OF Memphis, Tenuassee, On
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COLONEL A. A. GARLASD, Of Lit.
tie Rock, hiss been summoned to
Washington to give testimony in the
Clayton-EdWards election fraud case.
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MoudaY, the I2th day Of Eehruarr. az.

TIE following described lot or parcel ofIand,
lyiUg IN Shelby COUNT STATE OF tennessee,
and in fhs city OF Aemphis. II being pslt Of
lot no. 3, in block No "a, IN SOuLh Eemphis,
founded ss follows; Beginning on the east
side O. aesusndO street, 81 feet north OF
Browns avenue: rams THENCE north with
fernando street, g est: thence esat rarsI-
lei Wit Browns avenue. A9 feet; thence
south, o. feet; thence vet as feet 10 the be-
ginning. levied "a as the property o de-
febdant, julia l. Chester, being the lot con-
veyed 70 ner by Hopgrrun Topp, by deed
Registered in Registers once OF Shelby coun-
y, in BOCE No y, pages AZ and AZ.
sate ~ The hours OF 10 o'clock am.
and pm.
MARCUS J. WRIGHT, sheriff,
BY W. W. Co eman, Deputy sheriff.
HeisEeu, scott s aeiskel, Attorneys foy
pIsiati6 FaiI-th
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SheritF's SaIe Of RaaI Estats.

DT virtue OF an execution from tie Second
ID Chaneevy Court OF Shelby comfy in IA.
Yor OF a. n. Douglass. to the use OF JnO. Il.
Douglass vs.. julia L. Chester, 1 win sell to
the highest BIDDER, for cash. IN front Of the
5her1u's once, on Second street, near Union,
IN the city OF Memphis Shelby county, state
Of Tennessee, on
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

taken legal proceedings before Judge AlcCunu
against Fisk, Jr., aud Could for an alleged false
Imprisonment. Allen charges thar his arrest
was made to prevent him tesnlying about mat
tiers OF which he was cognizant in reference 10
the BLACK Friday transactions OF Gould and
Fisk, and indirectly charges Judge Bowling, who
granted the order for Aliens arrest, with com
plicity IN the arrest the proceedings OF which
appear 10 have been taken in 1863 The dam
ares are laid at $4,000. Fisk and Could were
absent yesterday in Boston. On their return
they will be served with an order from judge
McCunn.
Another meeting was held up town on Friday
night concerning Nanderblt's trac on fourth
avenue, at which it was stated that the track
would be torn up, il necessary for the prOtec
ton of human life there. A very strong feeling
was manifested against Vanderbilt.
Several prominent French interndtionaiists
held a secret meeting last night Gen Cecilia pre-
siding, Letters from COMMUNISTS in Marseiles,
Paris and London were read letter from
Maiseilles effectively contradlCed the report of
Carl Marks death.
At meeting Of the Long Island city hoard of
education last night, petition nom Il number
OF Catholic citizens for repeal Of that portion
OF the bylaws providing for the daily reading
OF the Scriptures was unanimously denied.
Benjamin Hulse, Mormon elder, is now in
Eastern Long Island, arranging for a revival
The people say they will appeal to the author-
ties to prevent the meetings. A lively time is
anticipated.
The presidents of the Catholic temperance
state organizations, including several clergy
men of the eastern states, issue Joint addresses
and call for national convention at Baltimore
February ed, to found a NATIONAL organiza-
ton for the spread of total abstinence in the
Catholic church.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-01

Ihere are 1870 small pox cases in Jersey Ciy
AdVices from Acapulco state that Diaz bs:
troops. ~ i0"ei "a
Il was settled yesterday that the long talked
OF Duhalo hunt on the plains hy Alexis and
SUITE, under the direction OF Gen. Sheridan
shall come off, i'''u'
IN California, Oregon and Nevada, it is raining
overlooking ""'ie "ie
IA dispatch from Nice, Friday night saws the
Wa1ish was entering Villa Franco harbor. Gen
sherman was probably not on board. as bs in.
tended to remain az Madeira.
Richmond, Va dispatch saws that Tines a.,
last the Glover Hill coal MINES, in Cbestereeid
SCgNhiy, toos fire, and sul continue 10 h1rn
dneee were 90 persons in the shaft al The time
Inc IRE occurred. Seven mules Mere in tbe III
and burned. The Midlothian coal nit. in ibe
same vicinity, is also ON IRE. and in canseonence
a coal famine prevails there The mouths Of
Tue G.. shafts ON IRE have been covered.
lhe Montreal city md district SAVINGS banl,e
have MADE the annual distribution of SIX thon-
sand dollars for the poor of the city. 4 snecial
lheeung Of the city council has been called 10
consider the best means for disrributin9 tbe
grand dukes present of one thousand dollars to
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Criminal Record.

NINETEENTH DAY OF THE WHARTON TRIAL.
ANNAPOLIS, Dee. 31.-Ihe court met at ten
o'clock yesterday dissemination of
Prof McCulloch waC :, umed, The examiua.
ton was of the most ii@id and scientific char
acter, testing the chemical knowledge Of the
witness, who, in al his answers, adhered to the
opinion given in his evidence Friday.
END OF ANOTHER MURDERER.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 3i.-Barthoomew Barnes
vas hanged at Pittsfeld, Illinois, Friday, forthe
murder OF John Grisham, in Calhoun county,
last FebruafT, Barnes and Grisham had diff
Guilty some weeks pie yious to the murder, and
Barnes threatened to tear ~. Haiil heitrt out
On the 9th Of February they crossest tle river
from GAINESVILLE Illinois, together. GrisnaL
was in wagon with his son, aged fifteen wears
and was drunk, Barnes asked to ride with
them, aud promising to behave himself, consent
was given. Before they had proce ded far A
quarrel took place, and Barnes choked Grisham
ana Jumped out. The seat-board tipped and
Grlsham fell out on the opposite side of the wag-
on, and lay on his back then Barnes ran to him
ana deliberately stamped him to DEATH crushing
the skull and mutilatng the face beyond recon
milton. A Mr.. Tyler, who saw the bloody work
captured Baines. The case was tried at the De-
cember term, and after Il very blief retirement
the jury returned a verdi Of guilty The pris.
oner is only nineteen years old. lie was taken
from his cell to the gallows at two O'Clock. and
made few remarks, stating that he; killed
Grisham, but did not mean to do it, and thot
whiskey was the cause. The moose was mt
around his neck and the drop fell at half past
two He fell five feet and his neck was broken
producing death almost nslantancously.
JUDGE JUDGED
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. 81 .-Judge lake in tbe
municipal court, pleaded guilty to rhe ndict-
ment tor assault and battery with a pistol mon
Charles Young of the Chronicle. JUDGE Sian.
ley fined him $500, saying the Greater Dart was
on account Of his being judge UPON the hencb
and it was his duty to restrain his passion, nj,
though he had received strong provoeatirn
FAMILY M-RDERED.
D. W. Barker, wife and two children. were
murdered at Blue Water station, Tucson Arr
IONA 1t is supposed by outlaws driven ont Of
Sonora, u
SALT LAKE, Dec. 31.-United States District
Attorney Bates has addressed an imuOrtant Ter
Ter to Senator Trumbull, asking from fbe in.
dlclaiy committee advice and in,tructlons w6St
ne shall do without money to pay the expenses
OF the court, for prisoners, Jurors. witnesses
&c. ae says that, in the territorial courts. ali
such officers are Mormons, who will NOT punish
thelr followers or leaders tor high crimes af MI
out do frequently punish gcnt;ies unfairly and
unlustlS, and, unless the United States PROSE
cure criminals, anarchy must soon exist here
ana neither life nor property be safe.
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MR.. sHrRlrAx's PROSPECTS.


rnp CpNCuS orprcc
w,su,,-crliS M % g ,,,at,, .,,r, Az.
Ave CLERKS in ta ,rc ,rnd
and on tba frst Of T,r,,r ,r, Iii w.
diSnanSnd vim Tb"rn Vii tIoI -
S50 ~ 80 wine "o'0 WIN ''0" ieiil'i" "oout
-'V crn
Thcrc ie mod .ooson fnr holio,ir,. tto+ .,o.,d
r,ist,tinn iaos t 'at taie u ,
Th N.Y. m cilaliSlg llle
Iamotinn Of Con V1lIasnIo 'V o
ia adhere 70 its nracfice Of non interferena VIII
tho domestic 4F,irs nC otbor 10 ,,i ~
orlerS s6onld ,ro,,oji ~ s,,cI, a Uio
Mace in eonor tbe ives Of A,orc ;+i1 as 70
p1 -, ,,iI llnoS VI alei o ei.'Aels'
Vnir,aso1j ,r"cio,not =; OI g"t P' ~
,,an,bos Of ,o nSii't 10 o5 'n9
veyed as con6rmatory evidence Of rho State
Is 49, - ~ i ii',oi =, VI t'o e'',0-
lheht tilo- Soaii - "n no l,ea 1
cI"sHe o'lt is 49, j,sI ~ ,,l i,''''i ''
NpSnlsh authoitifs are s,,, ~
Ineic Is no uoUot out that n tI, r' oi
rue cabinet personally would IKE to w tnS ~ ~
oan S tru@gIe Drought 10 an end, but as the y"
al'on nae llSoIousN adilered 10 It's doc
ttlhe OF hoh-hterVenuon from the beginning of
tne IouV'eS, lucy are opposed 10 any deviation
az ~ tul9 .ll, wen 10 Cheeh Dl odshed IN CUBA.
. Ing oplnou Is qute lreey expressed, however,
lllt ColI-teSS wiz give inc matter IT'S immediate
attehtlon upon reassem0ilng IN january; and
thc pfedlCton IS made that important action
WIN NC taheu IL congress should deem 1t proper
10 recommend 10 our executive to demonstrate
WIN Iae 2PaIhsh a9thoriues against the eXecu-
tlon Oh Nalmasedas ediet. In such case, the
pLeSCleuI! OF course, VIII not adhere to his poll
y Dut VIII carry oul the expressed VIII OF con-
SItsS'
A reporter interviewed Secretary Fish last eve
niuS upon me Suoleci oil me recall OF the Soan-
ish munster, h3oGrts, ana captain General Val
iiia as MI. flSh sad
} am sorry ABOUT the recall OF the Spanish
nilu'ster' ioI nave yet TO know the Spaniard
l muo Is 4 oeIteI man that senior Roperts: Hehas
oeeh lhyailaLly courteous and kind. Whenever
ne possibly could, ne advocated humane poll
cy IN Cuoa, ana endeaYored to mitigate the Sc
verify Oh the spanish rule.
re 3eP3 3I mas senior Roberts been super
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a,ersonnI TeIrrrn,r


Gen Gushing will sail on the 10Th Of January
Tor Brest, and after landing will proceed direct
ly 10 Geneva.
Professor Heury's scientific friends are warm.
" defending him from the jealous attacks of the
eX-rebel N. F Maury. '''O
D. ~ Ashley has consented to permit the use
OF ms name by the republicans of Ohio as
candidate for senator, when the ballot is taken
put ne refuses to be a candidate in the cancns
which he denouuCes. N''''>" u.s.
Mayor Fox, Of Philadelphia, who gives nloce
70 mayor Stockley to-day, has accented from
leading citizens the compliment of a banonet
TO take place at the academy on the 10Th Of
FRIDAY night, says a telegram, Watched made
great success In "rroyatore" at the PbiIodel
pnla academy, exciting the audience TO the
hlgheSt pitch Of enthusiasm ''The small-poy
appearance" y ''S He'
samuel Brown, sentenced at Columbia. s G.
lor Ku-kluXlsm, was a very influential man
owning several thousand acres Of land. former
y Justice Of the peace, and has held several
local offices. The constitution Of the comfy or,
gahization Of the ku-llux Khan was fonnd in
ms house, his son being chief Of il: The said
hlan having brutality murdered one negro and
tortured and whipped several Others,
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COUNTY NEWS.

The democrats of the ninth congressional
: riot have nominated Hon. Benjamin Easter
brook of Athol as their candidate for represcn-
lative to congress.
David 9. Holman, well known and much re-
tied citizen of Millbury, dropped dead on
Il street near the post Office in that village
urday forenoon. The cause is supposed to
" heart disease.
Posi- 81, G. A. r., of North Brookield. have
|lt fted the following officers for the ensuing
elm: Commander, c. H. Deyo; S. ", A.F.
llace; J. ", W. +. Rogers; adjutant, P. F.
n quariermasler, II $, johnson; surgeon,
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FROM EUROPE.


THE TIMES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
LONDON Dee. 31.-lhc Times, in a review of
the year, devotes considerable space to a com
ment on president Grants message to congress
The inference is drawn therefrom that the neu-
trality which the United States has so far main
tanned with regard TO Cuban affairs NAV soon
be exchanged for more active policy To this
the Times dnds 10 objection, but even goes so
far as TO declare it best that Cuba be separated
from Spain.
The Times makes forecast of the political
prospects in America, and comes to the conclu-
sion that General Grant will certainly be re-
elected.
Great satisfaction is shown at the victory won
by the voters of New York city over the corrupt
officials, aud the hope is expressed that all who
swindied the city be brought to Justice and un-
der penalties for their crimes.
VESSELS FOUNDERED.
A ship named Edward foundered off Fall
mouth yesterday. All on board were lost. No
particulars.
CONDITION OF THE PRINCE.
The bulletin to-day reports the rest OF the
prince of Wales at times disturbed last night by
pain from the swelling above the hip, but in
other respects his condition continues to i'm.
prove.
The visit of the queen to Sandringbam was
not caused by the appearance of any dangerous
symptoms.