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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20

S-THs DAY.
! Ivan BRusr, "opens at lOi
m.
1910. The TrsdesmIn's Nat Bank
sgt., KalIid, Mills 4 Co.
et al
1903. .Hymbothan agt Richardson.
1853. Kelly. sheriff, sgt. Matthews.
lG25. ROM and ano. agt Dixie.
1915. .lIOd agt. Ststson ct al
Jl65. .BOehm and aRo. agt. Heiden-
heimer.
3525. Ellison ct al agt. Wolf
1903. Hurt and ano. agt, Leamy
sud sno.
383T. Phillips AIT. Stahhrecht.
lB49. Wan Week ART WinAns.
$3.50. Hall agt. MADDEN.
1918. Davis agt. Ingersoll.
I4OlI. The Hartford Trust Go, sgt
Bowers 81 a.
DY. "opens At II 4. m.
1913. Lyman agt. Mack.
$685.. .Develin ct al. AIT. Hsy.
1884. Seymour Agt. Moore. "a VIZ
1888. .Bsnnigan agt The Mayor, &c F,
3572. .Gentean agt. Barr.
1888. .Hallgarten ct al agt. Eckets
et al
$40. .Caper agt. Gregorr.
1851. .WOof agt. Neel.
1896. Myers AIT. Newton
3998i .Nuhn and ano. ACT. Werner
and snO.
1905. Same ACT. Same.
4Ul4. .Robb 81 al sgt. Harris.
i031. Epstein agt. Sbaunessey.
sI4.. .Tbs B"---sy s-s D-aS tssG
Boppe et NJ.
PART L-FREKDxAy, "opens q!
}. M.
C1Hs>s.
4 1850. Atlantic Mall s. s. Co. agt.
Sazarac et al
2207. Spencer ct al. agt. Sherwin.
1893. Bailey sgt. Gnswold ct al.
1880. .Phibbs, Adm'I., sgL Baker.
2l79. .Schafer agt. Flstau ct al.
2oS9. Libby ct al agt. Nickerson,
jr., 81 al.
I2li5. .Leyants ct al. AT. Parsons.
l2l3. .Eisner agt. NuI3bsum ct al
l218. Gibbs AIT. Fetteretoh.
2lOJ. Maynard Agt Boyle.
: at II 4. m.-Same as yesterday.
,RrI.-J. 7. DALI. "opens At II
hour csuses.
l4l8. .Peitervlll act Cutter.
1872. Ravens agt Wilson.
2215. Gutter agt. Pitch.
1888. .B0gart sgt Werg.
2342. .HsInrick agt. katx.
23i5. .OIford Iron Company agt.
Buchanan.
1896. The Market Nat. Bank agt.
Hubbell.
1894. Rowland sgt. RYAN.
PIG. .Bisphom agt Keech.
1852. MacKellsn agt. Reilly.
1862. .Shimmell agt. tho Erie Rail.
way 20.
1851. .Rosenthal agt. Barston.
29ll. Morris agt. Whitney.
1856. Meyers agt. Isaacs.
1913. .field agt. Van Colt.
1911 davenport sgt. Turner.
.20J4. .Goelet sgt. Corwen,
1880. Bond agt. Knox.
1884. Hand sgt. HorTeiL
1913. .flstau Agt. Schafer.
26O9. Crawford agt J. II. Keep
Mani. Co.
KIT r.-SBEA, "opens and ealen.
a 10 q. m.
1876. Langley agt. MenIehslmer.
1864. Hunt agt. Nupbourn.
696. .Elfoustein sgt. De Coaren.
1872. Ring agt. McGuire.
ll24. Gray sgt Sinclair.
1850. .Den1ler agt. Ritzman.
llJ6. .Houtman agt. Levy.
rs and calendar called az lOa. IN.
ISL. Collins Agt. Meyers.
1913. .McCnrdy agt. Lawrence.
lI85. FoIwell agt. Rosenihal.
1881. .Retgtof agt. Ferris.
.lt89. Gill Ggt COutrell.
ll9l. Carlton agt. Blood.
1893. .Sto1enberg agl, Sammel.
and calendar called at l0a m.
1868. .Peissr Agt. The Congregation
h. &. N. ID.
1864. .Speatons agt. Solons.
1865. .Koehler sgt hcCabe.
1906. Rolk agt. Buss.
1867. Mcdonnell agt. Colt
1903. .Thsyer agt David.
1903. Smith agt. same.
R.-Thomss Domaine, Thomas
Zoe, forgeryj Thomas heCounsc,
r., burglary Jasper Van Ripper,
NTH. Thomas Kelly, David Rose,
Alvin Morn, John Murray, John
18th, William Craig, grand larceny.
!. l9.-The following Is the Court
Ds 8, 3s7. 5l2, "a, $50. 3sl. sli, $40
,wn to-day;
.rt for 1879 commence At the CApItol
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CALENDAR
SUPREME CouRT-CIRcUIr-PAK1
a.
1919. .Koehler ,gt. Mannheim.
1923. Uganda AT. GAIA
1851. The Weed SewIng-Machine
Co. agt. Weed.
1861. Greenwood and sno. agt
Brink.
3l6l. .Gnrin Agt. Howard.
1888. .Phelan, eI'r sgt Flnke and
auo.
3535. The Trademarks Nat Bank
set. Gerson.
39I7. .Bavlls AIT. McBsin.
3825. Smith agt. Hodges.
1921. .HOmergue agt klkenl
24l7. CHRISTIE agt. Parker.
308l. Fullerton ag!. ChsTlics.
Jy7J. wilkins sgt. Helms and arc.
1873. Gain ct al agt Geison.
1853. Williams and ano. sgt. Wei
ant.
CfRcrrr-PART libra
1923. .CumIlerford agt WiidInAn
and ano.
l455I .AmieAbls Mutual Life ms
Co. agL Rinck.
3OO3i Black ct al. agt. Cumming.
35ls. Giles AIT. C0nkllng.
$3.50. Warner agt. GRAY snd ano.
1898. Moses ct al agi Griswold.
3lss. Gibson agt. Metealf and ano.
$3.50. .Paret and ano. agt White Ct
al
300. Lindsey agt. Neil
1856. Taussg ct al. agi. Dayton.
1872. Townsend agt Webb.
Jg94. Paris ct al sgl. Ear and ano.
J5o4. amer. III MT. DSnN ast.
Coleman and ano.
SUPERIOR CoURr-rRIAL TERM
lila
Shor.
1876. .Benedic, agt. Ping.
2043. .Keppelmin agt McLean.
2l9s. Wolf at. lerky and ano.
2lll. Palmer lgt Underwood.
2O40. Richardson et al ast. wilson
ami Ano.
2ll2. .DuseuburT, eIe'r., AIT. Hoyt.
2l92. Robinson, erect, sgt. Mer-
rifeld and auo.
2l03. Mclean agt. SchlAfer
2l65. .Reuuie sgt Conner.
2OJl. Miller agL Gibbons
1864. Peck e al agt. DER.
PART II-yAN YORsT, J.-Open
COMMON PLRAs-TRIAL TERM-Pl
a. m.-O1e
1909. .Andrade sgt. Alger.
1855. Winter sgt Allison.
2f7l. .Levd agt. Frceb0rg.
IT'S. .Steinhart sgt Frank.
248g. .Gluck agt. Schafer.
2il5. .Yiemester agi. Nolan.
1854. Ledermsn ct al agt Ahrens.
1854. Hewitt agt. Bronson.
2ll9. .Tallman sgt Conner.
1881. Wheaton sgt FAY et al
2l36. The Yale aud VIM. Mani
Co. AT. Owls.
2627. Howell Agl. Morange.
PIP. .BrombeTg agt. Blos5.
z7l3. Same agt. Same.
2646. Meyers agt. IsaacA
2ls2. .Leary agt. Bay.
27B9. Hanks agL Pupe.
2O73. .Serf agt. Weston.
2827. .MAkeWen sgt HAYES.
200. Dali agt. the East Tenn. Zinc
Co.
2s25. Hazard agt. DonnellF.
1908. .Whitehonse agL Armour.
24f7. .Mettnaght igL Gage.
l7g2. .Schooler agt. Stuberg.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PAi
dar called
-. .Deutsch agt. Strips.
SIG. .FsrAn sgt. Smith.
e44. .Atsater agt. Fuller
1890, .SwigerI agt. Greenwood.
llJ6. .WadsWorth sgi. Elkens.
ll38. .vogel agt. Steenfeld. /
s78. .Bohde agt. Pay.
PART IL-JoAcHrssES, J.-Opel
ll45. .SchlAfer agt. Hook.
1901. Manning sgt Regan.
799. Blood agt. Bresliu.
SIS. .Hackett agt LawleL
1883. Hunt sgt. sheridan.
1863. .Butterteld sgt. WAner.
s29. .BarroWsky agt Mcmahon.
ll79. Kitchen All. Heary.
PART IlI.-CUKTIs, "opens
943. .kemping agt OBTien.
9jl. .Steinreck agt. Farley.
$50. Lester AT. KAlbheiseh.
1850. Price at. Totten.
1859. Kick at. Ste.n6eld
1000. Mott Iron Works agt. WOLF !
lO6l. Noble agt. Burnett.
1863. Lang agt Fenke.
GENERAL sEssIoSs-HAcKErr.
Brown, robbery; William +. Dunsh
Thomas jefferson. Henry Oldenbel
bigamyi Henry Newman. John s.
Daniel German, Castor De Gage,
y
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6ctels.

VERMONT SUMMER HOME, POultney, Vt.
Rev NEWMAN. d. D., Prop Open from May Special rates
TO families aud season bOardeu.
WINTER RESORT.-R0YAL VICTORIA
w HOTEL, Nassau. ~ r., Bahamas open Pcsons de-
string escape Of Northern Winter circulars
containing full Information by addressing JAMES LlDGERMOOD
Agent 7js Broadway New-foTk
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Brown robbery; William r. Dunshse forssryi Thomas hcComsc
Thomas Henry Gutenberg burglary Jasper Van Rper
blmyi Henry Newman John Smith, Thomas Kelly David Rose,
Daniel Goman Castor De Gage Alvin Mon, John Murray John
Donovan Albert Rek William smith William Craig grand larceny
CoURT APPEAL ALBASr Dee l9he following the Court
Appeals day calendar for Dee 20: Nos 37 52 a. $50 $751; 5 $40
The following orier handed down TO-DAY;
Orrd Tat the Of this Court for 1873 the Capitol
the City Of Albany the third Monday Of January next aud that
calendar Of be made BY the Clerk which he will place only such
appeals shall be regularly noticed for At sd term and In
which notices Of argument shall be ked With him before the 3
d.rn [ Iannlr
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CAIENDARS-THn DAY.
-C1RcrIr-PAkr L-XAN BRuNr. J.-OpenS AZ IOl
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SECOND BOARD.

Soi,s or Gou'Tnmeni Bonds
20 Coz. e5...llli 1900 U, 5; es' Z
$40 Cou. '6l..pll6 1t O'clock.
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3OO Col z. q lnJ.
Cent. Rub, G.
luNsssssssssssssss
ln0,....ss.sssssss
100 Mar L Gin LIST
Preferred .......
lUD...... s.s.s..s
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m I,WU LOnlsFIIIr q
I, Nashville con. 30. 3
t42 Continental Blk .
Il 100 Canton Co. 10
ltIO L 5 & Mich )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

MADISON AYESUE.-EoR SALE At A BARGAIN
WI the egani weing nUrthwes. OF Madison
que ana Sistysixh sirert beautifully finished Ia bari
Inquire On the premises VI u. o. CROSBY l3 Nassau
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

RIO LET--A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FL RNISHED, AT
Mount Vernon. copiatung Is rooms, with half
ground and stable; rent Sloo PER month Apply to w.
GBEEN, % New Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

LiOR SALE CBGAP-TEPMS EASY, A GEaUrIFUL,
new poNn stone front House, inished In the beat
per- with al improvements wide street, 1a-th,
second high stoop three Stories basement aud cell
lar, 1896 feet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

CTATEN isIAND.-t0R SALE OR RENT A Dwell.
- ling House, with stable and laI shade
and frp trees convenient horse cars; IS nnue walk
from ferry house We butt, and viii be soll at bargain
terms easy. II. r. HITCHCOCK, 100 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

ITO CAPIrAI1STS.-Fo SALE $50 ACRES OF LAND, rs
j miles from New York stream OF living water, with
mower, railroads p1ce $3.50 pe Inquire Of J. ~
knedek rr, us John street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

RIO LET 90 MINUTES FROM WALL STREET, At Ray
i Rige, Long Island, Houses. w,b w,thou; the
dorn improvements Apply to JOHN MAC KAY, 81 vesey
rcef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

rIN0 LET-AT ASTORIA, FROM MAY ], A FIRST GLASS
store a0x2s feet, Fulton Stevens
OF the best usness locations. Apply at A. W. II. JACk.
sons coal yard
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y'oP sALE-A GENTLY MANS PRIVATE STABLES,
A S.xb0, with tso Lois, Yves. Twenty street.
sutahic Tor livery stables sy, Apply to
G. SEE, 10 Horaiio IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

RIO LET-A FINE TWO STORY AND ATTIC STONE
l. House, containing ~ rooms, finely finished, with four
accs of ground wei supplied with fruit and shade trecs AMI
excellent situated the road from Wee
chester to East hester ~ mie from Wlamsbrdce depc
Harlem Railroad. Apply to j. CoNSER'S SONS corn =
/ OF Reads and Centre streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

fTHE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN MARKET is OFFERED
by WALpk0N q INTEL, ,016 Third avenuc-~1 rec
story brown atone hih s.oop; modern
dsuos shades and mlfror between Lexington
sai fota aycnres, Ceural Park oa.y pIoJ0
WAbpRUN y ZlTTFl., 1895 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

A hIhO.o ,bk MARS ohUskS SPEEDY MARRlA iss,
avenue. near Twulfth street
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rT,o LET-CorTAGRS AT WORKERS, VINEYARD NEAR
Ashburton avenue, several three story Mans ard
roofs basement and secelas extra large arJs rent $780,
Also large House adjoining above It'll all modern
nents, stable, &c rent $780, Apply to JOHN A. DUFF,
Aahtuon. corner Vineyard avenue, Yonkers, Olympic
Theatre, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

A DESIRABLE DO BILE DWELLING AND EIGHT
~ full Lots. convenient to Broadway and the Park
sxeth house OF Ninth for sale
aye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

RIO LET--AT TARRS TOWN, PRIVATE DWELLING, 10
rooTna good stable, bali garden, all good or II
Carpets (new) viii be sold 10 rrd.
JAMES PEAKsALI. ln Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

w ESTCHEsTE9 COUNTY, FARM OF BETWEEN -
w and GO acres; nice improvements; well located so
minutes from Forty second street tree and clear; cheap
cash. Address OWNER, box les Herald Uptown Branch
ouce, l,265 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

DUTHERfURD PARK, n. ITO LET OR LEASE
IL cheap 10 responsi lie party, ouse; olrr.ago
and other oUhouses plenty fruit sha about
OF lanu; fronting the Passsc Kvcr FIVE minutes
from depot. COLE MUDGETT,
Thirty second street aud Sixth ayeuue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

TIOi FOR (ASTORtA LOT1 ISLAND CITY. -FREE
cse,s viii be given TO all who wish to atten the great
SALE order OF the executors Of the magnificent Lots on
Stevens States located within two minutes walk OF the
steamboat landing, hnest property In Long s and City, Sale
positive April Is nj O'clock n M by order OF executors
Seventy cent mortgage CA for free tickets and
New York.
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail Steamship Company. sailing regularly
every Thursday at o'clock ~ precisely, from pier No
North River.
MiSSUUKI, Captain T. Ii. Morton ....... ...Aprn II
MOkkO CASTLE Captain T. s. Curs via Nrssau,. April u
CRESCENT CITY, Captain 4. Van Sico ......Aprn
A. w. DIMOCK PressdenL
No. BBowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-08

gJ,O LET-ON STATEN ISLAND, A FEW MINUTES
j from Port Richmond ferry, House, IL rooms, ans
lots Ground. Apply to MORRIS BROS, No. Pine street
from " I'll o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
RAILWAY SPEED.

Fifty and sixty miles an hour for rail
WAY travel is Oftener talked about than
realized. A speed of sixty miles an
hour for a regular passenger train has
never been attempted, except in one in
stance. and that on a wide seven foot
gauge in England. This. rapid speed
pleased travellers very much, and many
willingly paid the large extra charge fOl
being Shot along over the ground at the
gste - great as to render the way sta
tiOns Of the accommodation trains al
most invisible. But the railway com
many soon found they had passed tbs
practicable limit Of the endurance o
wood and iron. They found that tbs
..year and tear" induced upon boil
road and rolling stock Of such excessive
speed was beyond the endurance o
finance, and that high rate Of speed wa:
consequently abandoned. There are bu
few trains now running On the bes
vvide-gauge. straight roads in England
which average a speed Of fifty miles al
hour. The express traffic is usually
done at the rate of thirty-fve TO forty
miles, while the ordinary travel is abOu
tyentv-two. Railroad travel in thii
country is much slower, and necessarily y
SO in consequence Of the lack Of solidtty
en- our roads and rolling stock. Oul
.sIightning trains" scarcely reach, anC
very seldom exceed, thirty-five miles al
hour-in fact, our fast trains do not av
erage over thirty miles, while our gener
al passenger traffic does not exceed al
average Of twenty. Freight trains usu-
ally run about sixteen TO eighteen milei
ar hgrsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
BARTLETT.
Adjournment of the COurt-A Decision
that Interests an Hebrews.

BARTLETT, September :, Is72.-Do You want
to hear from Bartlett? This leaves our quiet
community dry and dusty. Our court, after
a session eXhausting two Judges, nnally m
ished its business day or two ago, after dis
patching large amount OF business, winding
up with an elegant dinner, given by our mod
el clerk, Mr.. McBrOOks, at which beef, pig
and mutton, with the usual liquids prevailed,
Judge Ray, whom We all have learned 70 love,
was taken sick, and General Wallace was
unanimously elected by the bar as Judge TO
hold the court IN his stead. Though We felt &
regret At change, We assure yOu he
was worthy successor for the time
being, OF our most excellent Judge Ray,
for he was unfiring in his efforts - dispose OF
the business OF the term, and % als eredit pe
IL said that 80 faithfully did he discharge his
duties that but two out OF about four hnndred
cases disposed Of were appealed 70 the Su-
preme Court for reviSiCn-tle one N case Of "a
negro convicted Of larceny; the other was "A
case in which an IsTaelite of your city had a
forfeiture taken against him Tor nOn-aJtend-
amce at court on some one Of the days OBJ
served by his congregation as day of religious
fast or feast, and on which they strictly ab-
stained from all secular business, as was
shown by the affidavit Of himself and others
OF his congregatiou. IN which case the forfeit
ure and costs were set aside, and from this
Judgment an appeal was taken by our able
Attorney General stephens, With these two
exceptions the large number Of cases were
finally disposed Of by the energetic admins
tration Of General Wallace, 70 the satisfaction
Of parties litigant. ~.
Our town is lively, Notwithstanding the dust
and short crop OF cotton. In politics We are
doing nothing vet; but the troubled waters
will bring al to the polls in due season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
ARKANSAS.
More BlOOdshed, and the End Not Yet
Military Movement on Dover.

ham is az Russelville with his guards. Dod-
sons militia, about one hundred and atty
men, are two miles from that place.
Everybody that can get away has left. Dod-
son goes to the stores and orders Whatever he
desires. On refusal TO let anything go, he
threatens 70 break down the doors and take
what he wants. He says they VIII have mar
tial law IN a few days. Then the people can
| get their pay in State money.
On sunday General Upham sent four of his
guards and a well-knOwn citizen to Dover to
ascertain if Poynter and Others would sur
render 10 the civil authorities. They replied
that they would do so cheerfully, If
a fair trial was assured them, also that he
could select any Justice OF the Peace in the
leading citizens Of the county not Identified
with Dodson and they would abide the result
Of a trial. r-=- -.--. -..- --F-.
piled that il was for him, not them, 70 propose
terms. That he recognized DodsOn as the
proper civil officer 10 whom they should sur
render.
Upham sent twoof his guards TO the city to-
day, who arrived this evening with dis
patches for the Governor. 1t is thought that
they come for more men, and that Upham
before before m mornI4E Ia,t wal oe ~ DoyeE
Bloody times are contemplated when he
makes a movement in that direction with
Dodsons militia E--. ..r F-F
that he was out recruiting above Dover. He
had twenty-seven men with him. He came
across four young men Of Dover young
Hale a brother OF the one murdered by the
Sherif7s posse some time ago; Perry West,
one Of the prisoners who escaped on that Oc-
caSiOn, and two Others. He nred on them,
when they returned the IRE, mOrtally wound
ing Williams and slightly younding one OF
man
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
Attachment Notice.

No. 1O5-Tn the Bartlett Circuit Court, TO De-
cemDer Term, lS72.-UniOn and. Planters
Bank Of Memphis, Tenn, vs. n. CaIhoon.
IN this cause a summons having been sued
out On the 26th Of July, 1872, against the
defendant, retuTnable to the August term Of
said court on account Of a debt due by notes
protested-one of 500 and another of $1,000
and said writ having been returned by the
sheriff Of Shelby county to said term 1ndorsed
" not to be found in my county" and mo-
ton. having at said term been made by
plaintiff for judicial attachment, and the
same having been Issued in the above enti-
tied cause on the ground Aforesaid, and said
attachment having been returned by the
proper officer levied, etc:
II is therefore ordered, That N Calhoon, the
defendant, make his personal appearance
herein, before the Judge Of the Bartlett Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the second Monday of December next, and
defend this suit, within the time prescribed
by law OF the same will be proceeded with ex-
psrte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
Ished once a week, for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis appeal
Done at Office In Bartlett this Sd day Of De-
cember, IS72. JOHN NJ. BROOKS, Clerk.
Jarnagin q Frayser, Att'ys for pltf. ISL wd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11

EX-President johnson viii address the citi-
zens in Court Square at seven O'Clock thia
evening. A band Of music Will be in attend
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TOUCH OF ROMANCE.


From the Sacramento Record, August 18th.
A wedding which had about it quite 9
touch of the romance took place in this
city Yesterday. On the day previous q
Young man arrived in this city
from San Jose and stopped at the
Capftal Hotel. In a conversation with
a gentlemen yesterday morning, he in
formed him that a young lady was to
arrive from the East on the afternoon
train, whom he had never seen, but
with whom he had been corresponding,
and that they we're to be married i'm
fnediately upon her arrival here. When
The train arrived the blissful and expect
ant young man was in waiting at the
depot. and soon recognized his future
wife, probably by some sign that had
beep previously agreed upon IN theil
r.orrespondence. They did not go into
ecstacies at the meeting, and in fact
they did not seem to realize that they
7gere the hero and heroine Of a romance
in real life" Their lips met in one long
lingering kiss, and then they quietly en-
tered the Capital omnibus and were
driven to the hotel. In the afternoon
they prac seded TO the residence Of the
Rev. Dir. Gober and were made one iol
better OF worse, etc. One who dId mol
know the circumstances Of the case
would have supposed from their bearing
that they had been acquainted for years.
They returned to the hotel, partOOk OF
aIl excellent dinner, and left the city
for san Jose by the evening train.
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MUSICAL PEOPLE EYERYWHERI

Are invltedto examine our new collec- T
~ ton OF Church Music, entit5ed
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ESTABLISHED 1sAoaIBaO
BLOODY ARRAY.
The Knife and the PistOl-ISn't oar
Civilization a Failure white
COmanehes.

We learn. says the Nashville BdsRer Of
Monday, thai a very serious and bloody ARRAY
took place at Henry station, Carroll county, a
few days since. resulting IN The Wounoing and
manning Of several persons The participants
IN the Sanguinary emente were James Fowler
and his brother Thomas Fowler on the one
part. and Press. Haynes, his son James
Haynes, and Newt Barham, John Clayton and
John HERON upon the other Tie ulflculTy
grew Out Of an old grudEe dating back before
the war. The parties fought with pistols,
knives and clubs at short range. Press.
Haynes was badly cut by a knife in the
hands Of Thomas Fowler; Newton Barhan
was severely stabbed by James Fowler James
Fowler was shot in the side by James Haynes F;
John Heron was slightly stabbed BY Thomas
Fowler: Thomas Fowler was shot by John
Heron, bat fortunately the ball struck
against two pluEs Of tobacco he had N his
pocket, thus saving his life As far as can be
Cleaned, none Of the parties were mOrtally
wounded, although with more than one OF
them it viii take many week TO get fully
over the scars left by the fierce encounter.
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,dings then terminated.

Between eleven and twelve o'clock last
night the Sodality Band serenaded Mr.. John
son at the Overton Hotel. They played sew
eral pieces Of music in first-class style. when
the eN-lTcSident Appeared on the balcony and
briefly Acknowledged The compliment. Col
onel 5. B. Robbins, senior proprietor of the
hotel. invited the band and hls illustriGus
guests and a number % friends. TO Join him
In a friendly glass of champagne, and bali