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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-24
Attachment Nntice

No. lS2l-In First Circuit Court of Shelby coun
ty, Tennessee.-WIR. H. Brown, A. d.. VS.
Capt II. LOWrey. ~
IN this cause an attachment having. been
sued out under Section 1855 of the Code OF
Tennessee and returned into Court, levied by
garnishment served on Brown * Jones, and
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is Justly indebted TO plaintiff in the sum
of S353 IA by damages upon breach of con-
tract for towage, and that the defendant is a
nonresident Of the State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make bis
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court OF Shelby county, at
the Circuit courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, on the third Monday in January next
and defend said attachment suit within the
time prescribed by law, or the same will be
proceeded with eXparte; and that copy OF
this order be published once n week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this 18th day of September
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
By b. f. COLEMAN, d. {.
MARINER q Lee. A tfnrneYS for Plaintiff. LSeN
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Asasrsss Ann ,,ss s,. shall & around the table of our
ArINnIaNAPOLIS.

At half-past two o'clock Mr., Greeley ar
on behalf Of the pcard OF 1tatiei end was
received slsrF4ie aftef thrr5 O'Clock in the
Chamber ef commerce. The crowd attend
istg WIS immense, and the utmost enthusiasm
wes manifested. He was welcomed, on behalf
Of the Board BY the President, and responded
in few words, in which he expressed his sats
lstaetion az being 20 hearty and generously
welcomed by cur people.
Te ere Chambef OF Commerce.
Mr.. Greeley, in his speech before the
Board OF Trade this evening, after referring
20 tlie rapid growth OF the State its develop
iaenis ln mineral resources, iron and coal in
terpSts, etc, said:
AI. CHAIR1AN-I hear that you have been
tod That he who now add reSses you g. q fatlatE
lcal advocate Of the resumption of specie
payment, such is not the fact. / do, indeed
believe that we might have resumed specie
payment several years ago. when we had
one huhured and twenty-five million dollars
tu we treasury mainly gold- and an income
exceeding cur current expenditures by ten
inilllon dollars per Rnnuul. we might have re-
sumed with less difficulty and less danger or
failure tian the banks encountered when
theN resumed in 1888, and al other times, but
the opportunity was allowed to pass, because
resumption was deemed undesirable-an since
then We have drifted further and further
away from the pOiHt At which resum ptiOn was
practicable our national income is dimin-
lshed, 30 Is our surplus IN the treasury, while
the premium in gold has advanced; in short,
We are not ON the road to specie payment, but
are travelling the other Way-hence. say use
the money lying dead in the treasury TEN pting
Its trustees 60 stock gambling, embeZzlement
and peculation 70 reduce the public debt and
diminish the interest accru1ng thereon il was
well 70 hoard gold while we prOfessed 70 be on
The point Of reSuming specie payment. Now
that We have postponed that purpose, all eX-
cuse for boarding has vanished Let the gov
ernment pay its debts 50 far as its means viii
60, and thus dberaJe the money now use
lessly boarded 70 invigOraIe the business in
dustry Of the country. such, gentlemen, are
my ideas OF finance, and having stated them
will relieve you from further attention.
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Attachment NOtice.

No. 1916, A. DIN the First Circuit Court 9i
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Teague & Green
law VS.. Henry Seifred.
IN this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 of the Code OF
and returned Into COnrt, levied by
garnishment served on the Memphis and Lit
lie Rock Railroad Company, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is justly
TO plaintiff in the sum of $50, by ac-
count, and that the defendant is a non-resi.
dent Of the state of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
of the First Circuit Court of Shelby county, al
the Circuit Courthouse, in the city OF Mem
phis, on the third Monday in January next
and defend said attachment suit, within the
time prescri bed by law, or the same Will be
proceeded with exparte; and that copy oi
this order be published once a week, for foul
weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at office this 18th day of September
1872 FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY B. +. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
William Nj essick, Atty for plaintiff sel3 th
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Nonresident Notice.
NOn-Resident Notice.

No. SSH the Second Chancery Court of
Shelby county, Tennessee--James FOgarty
VS.. Michael Magevney, jr., H. a. Partee, j.
W. Stanseu and.J. j. Murphy ~
TT appearing from the bill and. cross bill
Il which are sworn to in this cause that the
defendant, j. W. Stansen is a resident of Hell
ena, Arkansas, and that he is q nonresident
of the State OF Tennessee .
tits therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That he make his appearance herein, at
the courthouse of the Second 5Chancery
Court in the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be-
fore the first Monday in October, 1872, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant's
bill and the cross bill of Magevney or
the same will be taken for confessed
as to him, and set for hearing expartej
and that a COPY of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal. This Septemberl II, 1872.
NJ. D. J.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master,
By GEORGE MALLERY, ID. c. & NJ.
H. Clay King, Sol. for CompIt. sei2 thu n
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CUNNINGHAM-The friends Of the late
DANIEL CuNNINGHAaI are respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral, from his late resi-
dence, No. 20 Aliens avenue, this (TUESDAN
morning, at 10 o'clock. Solemn Requiem
High Mass at st. Patricks Church.
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1851, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-GreenlaW q
league VS.. Charles Edwards.
IN this cause an attachment having been
/ sued ou1 under seciioh 3455 OF the Code of
Tennessee and returned in to Court, levied by
Rar9lishInent, served ON the Memphis and Lit
lie Rock Railroad company, and affidavit
having been made that the defendant is justly
indebted to plaintiff in the sum OF $50, by &C.
count, and that the defendant rs non-resi-
dent Of the state of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court of Shelby county,
at the courthouse ia the city OF Memphis, on
the third M8nday IN January next and de-
fend said attachment suit, within the time
prescribed By law, or the same will be pro-
ceeded with expaFte; and that copy of this
order be published once q week, Tor four con
secuIve weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
Done af office this 18th day of Septembe T
1872. FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
3. f. CoLEMA \, Deputy Clerk.
William Messiek, ATTY for plaintiffs. lsel9 th
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO VANCE STREET
PROPERTY OWNERS.
MEET FOR CONFERENCE

A II. property owners or residents on v anee
a street, who feel any interest in having
that street paved with stone or other suitable
material respectfully requested TO
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Administratrix Notice.

TlHE undersigned having suggested TO the
i County Court Clerk Of Shelby county the
insolvency of the estate of +. NJ. woodward,
deceased, 1 hereby notify all persons having
claims against the estate to appear before the
said County Court Clerk and file the same,
authenticated in the manner prescribed
tober, 1872, otherwise they shall be forever
barred, both in law and equity.
JULIA W. WOODWARD, Adm'x.
J. N. Ford, Attorney.
Men1nhiS Tenn. JulV Is. 1872, iyl9 fri
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ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL,
MO. $50 POPLAR STREET.

rElHIS school was re-opened on the 10th inst,
under the direction of Mr.. L. Sewell, as
sisted oy Mrs. Mary Richardson and corps of
able teachers.
Junior Class, per month %
Senior Glass Qncluding Latin, French and
higher branches OF English ........... ....-....-.
Italian and German.
Parents are respectfully referred 70 Right
Rev G. 7 Onlnlard ana Rev. @ O. Halle
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GREELEY.
Enthusiastic Reception at Indianapolis
He Addresses the Multitude-His
DeYOtiOn to the Interests
Of the WOrkiHgmen.
The Differences Begat by the War to
be Healed as Speedily as POssi-
ble-Criminals Must be
Punished.
Enthusiasm OF the People Along the
ROute-He Responds at COlum-
bus, Franklin, and other
Points.
AT IEFFERsoNvILLE.

INDIANAP0LIs, September p - Horace
Greeley arrived here At half-past one O'Clock
this afternoon, and was enthusiastically
received by q large crowd in waiting az the
depot.
Mr. Greeley was met in Louisville by the
Exception Committee from Indianapolis at
eight O'Clock this morning. He crossed the
Tiverto Jacksonville, where he met an en-
thusiaS-tic reception, In response 10 the
sHssHs i.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

on that subject, in the parlor OF the Firs
at 4 o'clock. sea
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THE FATR.

PROPOSALS will be received for music
during the fair-a brass band composed OF
twelve performers. The band to play two
hours each day in the city, and the remainder
of the day at the Fair Grounds
se24 LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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A SPECIAL convocation of Memphis q
"A ROYAL Arch Chapter, No. %, viii beNX
held this CTUESDAY) evening, Septem-/N
ber24th, at.71s O'Clock, for work in the M N NJ
degree.
Aim. NJ. NJ. IS are fraternally invited,
Bv order W. :. MATTHEW'S, Il. p.
III AM SacrafarN- SOL
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States, Of
the District of West Tennessee.-Ia the mat
terof the City Bank Of Memphis, Bankrupt
In Observation-Disclosures OF West Tennes-
SEES.
To whom it may concern:
TTHE Undersigned hereby gives notice of his
II appointment as Assignee OF the City Bank
Of Memphis, in the county of Shelby and
State Of Tennessee, Within said district, who
has been adjudged bRnkruptupon petition
OF its oicers by the Il1stri CT Conrt OF said Dis
rict.
Memphis. Tennessee, the 18th day Of Sep
TEN Der, 1872 3. T. WHITE Jr.,
sell q q Assignee, ETC., No. u Madison St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
TILE MUNICIPAL BOARDS.

Mayor Hall stated yesterday, to the Board
OF Apportionment that had investigated to some ex-
tent the affairs of the River Bridge Company, and
that without expressing opinion as to whether the
money heretofore raised II had had not been prop
ery expended he did not think the Board could escape
the legal obligation Of approprating more money for
the COMPANY. resolution unanimously adopted
authorizing the issue Of $4,000 worth Of bonds TO meet
present requirements. -,
The Board of Supervisors adopted, yesterday, resou-
irons as foows To pay NJ b. Brown for printing Iof te
public Offices; to ut up an armory l0r the iyth
TO establish an armory for the First Division ~ NOS
and IL West Fourteenth-st; 10 pay the Manhattan Gas
Company sl99 for lighting the County jan LOT tniec
months; and authorizing the Committee on AIl1oI,ss
and DTilIrooms 10 take measures TO secure adeque
mOry and drillrOOm Accommodations Tor all Oh the fOl
Division requiring Them Adjourned I'LL the hSt ohu"y
The Board OF Audit audited the following bills yester-
day, and ordered them 10 be paid
John aekett and Richard OtOrman, SJ3 80 eaen services as
members the Revision and Correction Of
oHcer and anponees district police courts oy ~
Foster Holland cleaning receiving basins and cuyeTt W oO eam
Of yarlous persons supplies and for work, |lOZl9
protest was received from Peter NJ Ledwlth against
having lanes Ryans claim for services Deputy Clerk
of the Court Special Sessions on the ground that inc
CONTESTANT had performed them.
The Board OF Aldermen laid over, yesterday, resoiu
lions follows Authorizing the Commissioner OF PuDI
lie Works to pave streets repaired by I-ys LABOR, 70
print 1900 copies OF his annual report, ana 10 procure
fulllength portrait OF Prof Morse at cost OF $500 Tor
the Governors room in the City Hall Aldermen vance
and FalcOner said that they wanted some assurance
that the portrait would not be ike many OF the dauDs
that now disgrace that ROOM"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
DEATHS MYSTERY WELCOMED.

Joseph M. Reyes, Cuban, age %, was found
dead on Wednesday night, in the clearinghouse OF Mrs
Nevin, No. A Prospect-st, Brooklyn where for the
past month he had occupied furnished room. He had
committed suicide by shooting himself In the temple
with revolver which was found lying by his bedside
his hand he held slip Of paper which was written
To-day is my day; don't be afraid Madam. Send all
this to Cuba" gold watch and chain, and pocket
book found Oh the table. Reyes was maehinist
by trade and had come to the metropolis In search OF
work.
John AIblnus, proprietor Of lager-beer saloon at
Adephi-st. and ushing-aye, Brooklyn, had quarrel
yesterday morning, with his wife, who had failed to OBJ
tain payment lfor two glasses Of lager beer which a
customer had drank After exchanging angry words
Albnus went into back room, and placing the muzze OF
pistol into his mouth discharged the weapon the ball
passing into neck His injuries pronounced fatal
Margaret satchell age o. OF Newark N j attempted
suicide, yesterday morning by jumping into the East
River from GTand-st ferryboat, during its passage
from this city She rescued by the ferry hands ana
detained at the Fifth Police Station until the arrival OF
her friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
MR.. PHELpss AssAILANT CONVICTED.

John Thompson was arraigned IN the Court
Sessions before Judge Bedford yesterday on
the charge of being one OF the burglars who entered
Charles H. Phelps's jewery store, at sixth-ave and
Twenty nint-st, last May when Mr. Phelps was shot IN
the breast while he attempting to hold one OF the
burglars. Mr. Phelps, who has lately recovered from
the effects of wound testified that on May 10 ne was
sitting in bis store in company with Mr. Corson ME- 10
fin and Mr. Benedict the store being distinct from the
dwelling the upper part Of which let to lodgers
hearing noise up stairs he went out into the hail. and
on the second floor found two concealed under the
stairs; one Of them probably Is the prisoner VINO shot bn
in the breast ..-,.--
The counsel for the prisoner said he had no testimony
TO Offer but moved for acqutta ON the ground that
there was 10 evidence TO show that there was any
breaking the house. that the house was occupied
by any human being, which he said was necessary 10
sustain Indictment for burglary The motion was de-
MED The jury promptly returned verdict Of guilty,
and Judge Bedford sentenced the prisoner to 20 years
Imprisonment at hard labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
AnAIRYMEN,s CONVENTION.

In response to the revelations published
some time ago THE TRIBUNE concerning the adutera-
ton OF milk various have been proposed, and
IL is likely that some action will be taken which will
materially reduce If not altogether prevent the sale OF
impure milk in the future. AS means 20 such an end
convention of farmers has been decided upon and call
has been issued by many dairymen including b. Hoag,
p X sackett A. b. Knapp II. II. Denen, E. s. Bedel, c.
w. Hoag, c. q. Tousey, A. Knapp, W. H. ii. Jones' and
s. Deuel., inviting the farmers to unite In an ehort 70
preyent the adulteraton of milk. The COnveRton Will
Undoubtedly be important one, and IL Is dtemed de-
srab by those who have signed the call that represent
atives shall be present from every section. Persons
who desire to attend such meeting are requested 10
communicate with Otis T. Bedel, at No 70 NiDhaye.,
without delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
AN EXCITING INCIDENT IN BROOKLYN.

A mad bull escaped from Henry Mays
saugher-house on the Bushwck plank-road, Brooklyn
f. D., yesterday, and dashed wildly through johnson
and Rutledge-sts scattering afrighted children and
women in all directions, and making desperate
efforts to gore number Of workmen. An I'M
mense crowd pursued the beast through South
Eiehth-st. and Broadway, and George DOnahue,
age O. was turned upon and thrown, but only
slightly bruised. Peter McDermott Of No. 55S Warrenst
in endeayoring Donahue was attacked by the
bull and violently thrown down a cellar steps. Tie eX
cited crowd now recklessly fired pistols and guns, ana
" d. Chappell, superintendent OF the RO0seveltst;
ferry was Shot in the back, above the right nip, ana
yery seriously injured Officer Mcfarland OF the Flth
Precinct then killed the bull by dschargng the contents
OF n sixbarreled revolver into its head. Inc bullet
could not ne extracted from Mr.. CAappeus wound,
which may prove fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

Margaret Callaghan, age 80, while asleep III
her home at No Sss East Eleyenthst yesterday morn
inc was struck on the head with Ratchet by her hus
band James Callaghan, waiter in the st. Nicholas
Hotel. AS she awoke Calaghan again struck her twice
on tn head with the weapon She shrieked for assist
ance and, apparently to prevent her continued cries
from bringing the neighbors to the room, Calaghan
closed all the windows and left the room locking the
door ON the outside as he did Mrs Caaghan tainted
from loss OF blood and remained nsensiDle until near
noon surgeon who was then summoned by the nelgh-
hors found that the suffering woman had seven severe
scalp wounds and that her life was endangered she
said that she knew OF cause why her husband shouu
attempt TO murder her. and she thought from his man
ner that he was insane Calaghan had been discharged
from his situation but had told his wife vacation had
been given to hun,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
A NOTORIOUS swINpLER ARRESTED.

George, alias Thomas Dunn, was arrested In
this city by Detectives Heidelberg and lilly yesterday
and sent to Brooklyn for trial ON complaint OF D. d.
paker liyery-stabe keeper in that city who alleges
that Dunn swndled him out of horse and wagon, value
$780, by giving worthless securities in payment Dunn
who ia about 40 years Of age, was partner in the bogus
foreign banking firm of Lee Dunn * Co. He has been
awaiting trial in the Tombs on charge of grand larceny
for two months past At the time of his arrest he was III
the shers office, where he had gone TO give ball Ihere
are about ia charges against him in this city, and as
MANY more in Brooklyn. The prisoner s said to have
property worth $4,000 and known as successful con-
fdence operator throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09
4. , -.
POLICE MOVES.

Daniel Devine, age 16, of No. z Oak-st, was sun
struck yesterday, and seat to the Park Hospital
.Jnlia Baker age 49, of No. 40 Front-st, Brooklyn,
was fatally burned while kndug nre with kerosene last evening
Johl Douhary, age 80, was seriously injured, yes
teray by falling stairs; at bis residence No. rs Avenue A.
Henry Smith, age AZ, of No 1920 Ihlrd-aye, was
seriously the m temple by falling from Thrae car last
evening
Adoph Banel, age o. of No. S94 sixth-st, sustained
severe scalp wound by falling upon the sidewalk near LIS ie'n
Henry Lindsay, age "a, fell through the hatchway
Isaac Be at Pier No. 81 N r. yesterday and was Sc
,John Kenally of West ard Hoboken-sts, fell be
tween Pier No. 2s r. yesterday and received severe
scalp wound.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Anna Co.
ben stealing $40 worth Of wey from Pauline Cohen Of
Nc. 90 Bilabehst
Charles Bolter. age s. of No 744 Second-ave., fell
Thirty yenist and ThrdaVe yesterday and was &C.
verey injured on the head and back
Thomas Carroll and August Frank, private watch
knocked down and dangerously kicked In the groin
Carroll was arrested
Henry Wicker and Henry yolkhardt had dispute
dc baker, Ne Wet B0sSTs ysss Wicker u ne bS
inaetlng wound. vOikhaTdt was locked up.
Christian Pfeiferling, age 26 of No; 250 West
from Gsaasy to hs brotieaS@ John Adsn who examining
The weapon aecHis discharged It, The BAH catered the S VI
While Adolph Angemeyer, age 20, of No. 20 East
and g. Becker ss 80 3. No. % severely TsIy
beaten and BY Michael Kennedy escaped AHgemeye
ipjutd about the heai, and Beekers nose broken.
A trio of burglars broke into the coal ONCE Oh
Archibald MeseToie at India aud Fukns brooklyn early Yesterday
morning and after bralns open large safe ors out s p s
%as % af1 ie he soSea ' S%ns s and
An inquest held by Coroner Young YESTERDAY
on Tue Go M omS. S W Who was shot
Sunday morning by Charles agn IN The liquor saloon % e
latter sol West oeondst The evidence shosy %
esd drum and very violent, that Ragan TIED 90 sSs'' oq
assaulted without provocaoR verdict Of Ju'hoo hO
| eide rendered aud Raglan discharged
fire on the fourth floor Of No 62 Beaver-sl, ooeu-
Ssd & LS.soed n5o.hss 1y The bns osae bv Psts
Insured of " a hfc ~ a
the fourth Door o 20 o. ~
Owned y j. W. hrks was dana
400 oanb, and ami hoofr oc.ppss 9 ssoa ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-09

detention Of an .+s.a unatc w., IN the position Of
oonUs., 60, .. Drew oiectod to the return to e

tre0Iof RI.
counse, for Miss Drew objected TO the return 20 uc
writ on the ground that it did not state that che IS now
insane but merely contained allegation that al anne
period OF time long past she had neen \, ss moved
oiSerwise Notwithstanding the fact OF her
In snnnort of Ns theory he cited case III point
the Court held that the burden Of PROOF resed VII" 'he
side claiming the insanity. - .,o,,.o,,.os "a a., tho
Conneol then consulted among themselves ns 10 tne
disnoaton of the case and, with the consent ot the
CoJ,rt the hearing postponed until Tuesday morn
Dining the course Of the argument IL was stated That
the cause Of Miss Drews Incarceration IN me Atylun
was intemperanee from Which ~ 'noS euioiu"i anu uo
structiye mania has resulted. -. n
asserted that the objection urged by Mr.. Towns
and AGAINST the commitment of Miss Drew, If sus-
tanned by the court will be equally effective against the
commtInente OF all the patients in the Asylum from the
Comfy of New York, where the same Noncompliance
with the strict requirements OF the law OF 1912 is almost
universal. The officers of the institution contend that
the commitment by Justice IL the essential thing which
renders the detention Of patient legal, and that tho
failure file the original document In the Office OF the
County Clerk, is fatal They say that this has been
held by the Supreme Court will be shown Tues
AaU