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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

EXCHANGE. SALE, AND LIV-S>--o
~ Ely STA BLE.-HORSES AND ~
MULESs--TQ FARMERS, TRANSFERS, AND
ALL IN WANT OF GOOD STOCK AT LOW
PRICES AND ACCOMMODATING TERMS.--We
keep constantly hand from twenty-five 70 thirty
MULES aud from twenty TO thirty HORSES, and
are receiving directly from the West.
" M TURNER & co.,
asS. $50 o. s&5s Daviss old stand.
p.S.-Three pairs large MOL BkOkE MULES
iyoune) and several pairs MATCH HORSES.
! an el-lms at TURNER AZ co. j
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BOARDING.

OARDIN G.-Seyeral very desirable
ID ROOMS. suitable for gentleman and fe or
two gentlemen: also TWO SMALL ROOMS with
BOARD: ut No. S03 Franklin street. 4 few DAY.
BOaRDERS also Gun be accommodated.
Sc 5-cod3t*
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4 isyGruhls d wiIIii,,s,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between, Main and Rank.

rK,HAT MOST BEAUTIFUL, H.tp
i ACRE LOT. No i1J.aaas THEse5JTurt,r
CORNER OK BR0kDs7ASDz TW ESTY.sivsTr1l
sTREF?rs. AT a Ut''f1pN. --'rhis much ssin,,.,
LOT fromtingi3e feet bt the with sIiss of R,4
street. rcnning ick I6s feet. will he sojd st a,,es,
upon The premises. on TIL URSfsAY. nth on ser,
tetnbcr. att o'clock r. ii. If Will be laid on M
four los each, IS by i5o feet 10 an alley teen sas
There Is no property In that aeIghborhood nor 1.
the market which presents SO iaany attraction ~
this for hnnfsome residence or fora hiock OF Ten
en- cuts, which are In great demand q :: VI" ~
TERMS: Accommodating, and title satisfactory
tg GRUBBS q WILLIAMS
ise9 49, 80 Eftss.Ee Auctioaeer,
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Rr.L ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

nor SALE.-MARKET FARM OF
L ELEVEN AND ONE-Il AL ACRE
HOUSE. &C.. on Central turnpike, three miles
below Richmond ~
FARM nF FIFTEEN ACRES, HOUSE, &C.. CT
New Market road. -four miles below Richincrd
Also. several LARGE FARMS within five miles OF
Richmond BATES & WARREN.
Real Estate Agents
GO o-N WGFOt Eleventh and Bank streets.
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DOMESTIC SEWING-MACHINE COMPANY
have opened II BRANCH OFFICE in this city for
In the NEW STORE, o2l Main street Second door
from Teuth street,.
DOMESTIC sEwlNG-MACHINE COMPANY
an 90 SO. oTls, Manager.
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Bv James NJ. Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer, -
pf,ce corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO SMALL
TRACTS OF LAND IN THE C0nSTG, "
HESFT'0, CONTAINING T0;EIHtfb SfTG ~
,rI1E NV MAKKET TRACT AND THE
6 dHH SL AS DEEP B6TToS1.-By virtue Of a
deed Of trust executed by William scott ana WE
,ieut Of 4 certain negotiable note therein men.
toncd dctnlt having ssn made IN the payn nes
srv I'm s:d deed Shall proceed 10 sell In front Of
IIcmrico County courthouse, on TIiCRSD ~ the
18th day of September, 1872. ut Il O'Clock NJ. inc
property conveyed by sud deed.
r'TrrMS Cash 500 ard enough tOpay expenses
Of sale: the balance such terms rs may DC agrecu
upou on the day of sale. 40 ,r.,
y Il. i ~
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COMMERCIAL
s1,RS Ann FLOUR EXCHANGE, !
: RYcHMoSp, yA., Eeptemser Is isl2
- "a. = f1rHE1INlsE.Esse 80

wurAr.--White. i,27o bushels Red, 1851 bushels.
DATS.-l.I81 bushels.
r kYE.-ss bushels. 49,, ,.ls.5<s =
wHEAr.-white, 50 bushels very good "a y; Is
dsc b,,sheis good Mt $780, SO bushels fair az s.S'
bishcis common at Stas: 81 bushels common "a, az
n 60 400 bushels fair private terus-totai' i''
WusArRed 100 bushels fair at Sie5 l7e ntsn q
urine on private terns: 3le bushels gSod ~ s 81
- - @ n. ,nrhaJs Mt Al 10: 49, bushels common al
ss i iio bushels common al slso 81 bushels COZ, com
mon ut $40; a5e bushels very 5000 q. 90 Ise
hnabca very good OIL private terms; 20 bushels coin
mon ut si.so-total, 2,.3s bushels. or,
Ohrs.-3a bushels winter NJ s'c io' p"siiei' W.
COOL Virginia black nj SEC.
RYrR.-is bnslrcls Mt soc.
RE-EXHBITED.
WgE,T.Whlts. 20 bushels. Red. leo l"s''ciS'
nIrs-5On bushels.
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lTTousEHoLD FlyREITuR y. IA y Ne,
,1sSsa,sFfiis DAY at 10 o'clock Wal ser at ~
ss,a seyrn octave Rosewood sasc piano,
s six and and three octave upright ionaon
\ Z made PiauDs ssE 81
One walnut Parlor Suit LIZ ketls. y
Walnut Rockiag-Chair in HatFsiSth q; 4tag.slt
Tl,ret French-Plate Mirrors -,,a n,.,,. ii Z
Mahogany Marble Top Sidebosrns.
sWnrdrobes, Bureaus. ~
Wasf,stands, Bedsteaas
Reds. Mattresses, Tables. (
Hook- 1'asss Chairs, Lounges. -
cSoty -Stssa Tin Safes. Crnckery- Ercrr
Wslnat Desks, &C.. AnctioBeeY.
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RyD. X. Wcisiger, Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE , na y n ND
FAnMfSs LAMP ON Sw, TIE c .a2Hsh N si;h
KRiSi IihfGINx,. SSruTI0S. IN CHEsTERFiELD
Etu so of d !, sy ., te snn IS
~, r, oe NJ Iousa r. voolfolk Ct ais. rs u:
siFs MS s ass
we viii sell 1t public auction In lF9n q ss 9Th
as,u SY S,nher NO ftlIut being caurt-day az
O'clock r that VALUABLE E IA Nbnn nG anS
twelve and hall acres, more or less lyinE Oh DOH
sides of the Clover Hill railroad ana on is We'll
Side Of Swift creek That on the falroa i' l. WI
,mbcred. and has framed house with two roo,ns
on 1t. The land towards the cleeE ne m. land and
md watered with sfnall portion OF open iah' anu
good lOw-grounds. 800
CcDy ruient to good mill, NC - - !, ,,,, AT
Terms: One-fourth cash: the balance on u SieI i
or one. two and three years equat ,a ,t,o
Donus nc.iiii ''~ C.. &. MCRAE.
retuifeo' c. ". TURNER.
Commissioners.
Sale conducted by U. X. WEIsIG Err Aueuoieer'
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Tx CHANG e, SALE AND9 n
III LIVERY STABLE, FRANKLIN [sxA
STREET. BETWEEN aEIGHTEESTH AND
NINETEENTH, RICHMOND, VA..-MllIE rs end
HORSES for sale. Parties IN want OF stock win 8nd
II TO shesr Interest 10 cll and look at The stock
stock warranted as Represented. Stock taken on
N pm EDMOND BessIEux.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

Tho Eoard or Visitors OF this institution will meet
I'm EirImoul on the eth Of January, ls13. for the
purpose of flliug the chair Of TECiNlCAL hIkl-
CULTURE and MECHANICS. tn which NAIt-
RAJ HISTORY has boon attached temporarily
Applications are invited from I'LL quarters
1t the same meeting the Board VII appoint
FARM MANAGER or FOREMAN. Applicants Tor
This position win pleas" state the terms on which
they will I've willing to serve.
'''N' HARVEY BLACK, Rector,
BlacksErrg, Montgomery county Va
an MT al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

DOR RENT, a BRICK HOUSE, an
A covered with slate. sixty ny sixty, suitable ia
for q grocery and commissions house or Il toh,'Ro
factory, on Eighth street and the c.tDsi; also.
BRICK HOESE.s twenty-five by sixty.s1 J 3hlDt
with five rcoms, gas aud water. Apply at tie Gibs'
OF Third and Main streets.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENTING undersigned offers Gs
n for rent fa the uncxpired term Of fitt ~
year the rev rwO-SToRY BECK HOUSE, WIN
basement, containing seven ROOMS. Kitchen VIII ny
two rooUs.. bath apd watet-closet, coal aRf ME'p
Leigh. In desirable aud tinpinsine neisiiboriesl
Parties desiring TO rent ciu doubtless secbls v"
premise for "A much longer period
Call at No. (IS Tenth street, or at the Western
Union Telegraph office, on alain street.
Sc o-3t . y, K. DOWELL.5
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LOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGS.
Il on Twenty-iflh aud franklin streeis; sly -
rooms: and Kitchen, gag, aud water or the pFeniS'
sS' an LYME q BROTHER,
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Inviting the special attention "f the Trade 10 the
above SALE we may respectfully express our opinion
that more attractive sale cannot be repeated THIS
season.
The entire offering Of this important sale has been
carefully selected In domestic and European mar
kcts with view 10 the demand Of the present fall
season. MAX IEYMAS & CO.,
Auctonecrs and Commission Merchants.
A LUNCH will he served. So 3.T'ifh.S,M &T
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NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDNGs.-The United
States Government is now building or con-
templating the erection of several valuable
Government edifices In different large cities.
The New York post-office is very slowly
progressing. Chicago is to have magnti-
cent new Government buildings, on which
large sum will be spent. St. Louis is to
have new post-office and c,lstom-house, and
arrangements are now being made for the
purchase Of the land. Philadelphia is to
have Il new post-ofiice, and the site has been
selected. In several other cities Government
buildings are. projected, and the editices con-
templated are all to be ornate structures,
adding to the attractions of the cities that IRE
to contain them.
Captain James Hicks, of Norfolk, Va, is
dead
Rev. SeWe!l Thomson, Methodist minis
ter, died at Greenville, S. g., on the I'd in
slant.
A Buffalo bartender, who looks like an
earl, is about to marry a widow who is pass
ing her seventh season at Saratoga.
The cattle plague is prevailing to some
extent among the cattle in PittsyiVania coun-
ty, Va.
American green corn is sent during the
season in quantities TO Liverpool by Atlantic
steamers. i'll
Rev. George X. Howe, a Neg.York CITY
missionary. has been arrested for sYindling
to the amount OF several thousand dollars.
The rindcrrest has appeared among the
cattle In Yorkshire, England, and preeau-
ITEMS have been taken to prevent the srread
OF the disease.
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MULES. HORSES. &c.

FOR SALE, good BUGGYSA,
n HORSE; sound and gentle; any one ~
can drive him: will stand anywhere ON the street
The owner, having mo use for him, will sell bar.
gain. 4 $50, n SECONDHAND OSE-HORSE CAR.
RAGE Inquire at No. Ill north Third street.
n i. /. T. = . -
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L'OR RENT OR SALE, the THREE
II STORY TOBACCO FACTORY eori.er =, :" ~ Il. -.
Union anil Grace streets Inducements win - or
feled to parties desiring 70 buy or rent for ie'
apply 10 a..<>.r,,pp
Sc lit LYME q BRUlHsn.-
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GEWING-MA OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAiREp.-All the late improvements put
CHINE. Our advice to owners of The SLOAT
ELLIPTIC IS 10 not sacrifice them for Yankee hum
bug machines. GEORGE B. SL0AT.
Successor to
te q SL0AT & ARLINGTON.
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FOR RENT, SECOND STORY or G5
n HOUSE No. ia Clay street, coraer o. - -
SECOND street i. has four d-sixe ro1sis ana tsfA
portico also kitchen. All In good order.., -,
JAMES N. tally.
~ 6.3t Real Estate Agent and Aaciloses
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 10. The
President sent into the senate to-day
a message Withdrawing large num-
Der of the official nominations for pro-
motion in the quarter masters de-
partment, which have been pending
for some time; the object being, as 1t
is understood, to await further exami-
nation of legal questions involved.
The house committee on the sale OF
arms and ordnance stores will meet
again to morrow morning, when the
testimony of Secretary KObeson and
Commodore Casey will be taken.
The President, to-day, signed the
act of congress, authorizing the survey
and making of boundary between
the territory Of the United States and
the possessions Of Great Britain, from
the Lake of the Woods to the summit
OF the Rocky mountains.
The superintendent Of the mounted
recruiting service has been directed to
send one hundred recruits to Fort
Riley, Kansas, and the same number
to Kit Carson, Colorado.
The United States treasurer, to day,
sent to New York coin checks
to over two million dollars
on account Of the third call Of the
bonds OF 1862.
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F0rty-SeCond Congress
SECOND SESSION.

SENATE " WAsHTN9ToE, Msrah 49,
Senator Ferry Michiganl presented
q remonstrance, signed by one thou
sand four hundred citizens Of Michi-
gan, against the Chicago relief bill.
A bill for the relief of the officers
and crew of the KeaEsage was Passed.
1t directs the secretary Ofthe treasury
to pay them one hundred and ninety
thousand dollars as prize money.
Senator Sherman, from the commit
tee on finance, reported adversely on
the bill to substitute compound inter-
est notes for legal tender notes.
Senator POmerOy moved TO take up
the bill to extend the time for the
completion of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad. Objection was
made and it went over.
Senator Corbett called up his bill to
facilitate specie payments by compell-
ing the banks to hold their reserves in
coin, and addressed the senate. He
said it was the duty of the admins
tration to take some step toward the
resumption of specie payment and
advocated this bill as q gentle and
safe measure for that purpose.
Senator Sawyer. from the commit
tee on appropriations, reported with
an amendment a bill to reimburse
United States marshals for money ne
cessariIy expended by them in tax
ing the ninth census in excess of legal
compensation.
Senator Sherman, from the commit
tee on finance, reported on the follow
ing bills adversely, and on his motion
they were indefinitely postponed:
Senator Coles bill to abolish the in
come tax; Senator Summers bill to
reduce inIernal taxes and to abolish
the Office of commissioner of internal
revenue, and Senator JohnstOn's bill
to provide an adequate supply of cir
culating medium 10 the States need
ing it.
Senator Hitchcock introduced bill
to encourage internal improvements
in the Territories, giving them one
half Of the benefits accruing to States
under the act OF September 4, 1841, re-
lating to the improvement of land.
The senate then resumed consider
alton of the Chicago relief bill.
Senator Sherman gave notice that II
the Chicago bill should not be disposed
of to-day ne would insist on going on
with the tariff bill.
Senator Scott said he was as willing
es anybody to vote to relieve the Chi
cagO suff 5rer5, but insisted that this
bill was unconstitutional.
Senator Howe opposed the bill, but
said he was willing to vote for a direct
appropriation.
Senator Wright argued that the bill
was constitutional and ought to pass.
Senator Chandler again arg ued
against the bill.
The amendment offered by Senator
Morrill, Vermont specifying articles
to be admitted free was rejected; yeas
Is, nays 80.
Senator Ferry Michigan1 opposed
the bill and advocated his substitute,
appropriating $4O0, 600 for the relief Of
the sufferers by the Chicago fire. The
amendment was rejected; yeas "A,
nays %.
The substitute reported by the
insnce committee was agreed to;
yeas "a, nays ii.
1t was unanimously agreed that the |
inal vote on the bill be taken at two |
o'clock tomorrow.
Senate adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-20
LOU svlLLE.
Fatal Accidental Heavy Political Dispute

LOUISVILLE, March 19.-Mr. L. G..
Allen, of Mead county, was killed
yesterday by the falling of a tree,
which blew down on him while at
work In his clearing.
Walter Evans, temporary chairman
OF the late Republican State conven-
tlon held in this city publishes card
in the morning papers, In reply to the
card of General Bunbridge against
him. He reviews General Burbridge's
card, whom, ne says, he cOnviets of
four positive falsehOods. Mr.. Evans
says: "My feIloW-citizans can
well see that I live three hum
dred miles from Covington. It
is very easy thing fors0 despicable
a fellow as Burbridge to say that he
Liges there, and use epithets and make
statements by which he, doubtless,
hopes to convince the public that he
had some reason for leaving the Re-
publican convention other than that
he was q nuisance, of which the Re-
publican party is now happily rid.
AS to the epitbets he has seen tit to
bestoW upon me, can only say that
he has, as every other blackguard in
the State of Kentucky has, the advan-
tage Of me in that department; and
while his previous history and gen
eral reputation furnish abundant ma
terial for the just application to
him Of almost every epithet, l
cannot desire or be expected to rival
him in that line. No doubt every
respectable man who reads this paper
will believe my statements in regard
to the ialsiiy OF what Burbridge says,
and will agree with me that he has
sunk low Ii the estimation Of every
honorable man. am to be pitied
for having imposed on me the neces-
sity OF exposing this falsehood, and
for being compelled to come in as
close contact with him as I do in
writing this statement"
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oosslP or GOTHAM.

NEW YoRK, March l9.
In q scufis this morning, a car
driver nac,ed Murphy was fatally
shot by a man named Barker, who
made MS escape.
The legislative committee COM
meneed today the Investigations Of
the district attorney and other local
municipal officers.
William Everett wss arrested last
night on q charge OF forging an in
dOrsement on a warrant Issued by
Comptroller Connolly for four thou
sand dollars.
Yesterday the courts all adjourned
out OF respect 10 the memory o. Jas.
r. Whitney, a prominent member OF
the bar, who died with the pneumo-
MIA last Saturday.
A man by the name Of William Ire
vent accidentally shot his wife yes
terdsy, killing her instantly. BE be-
came raving maniac when he dis
covered what he had done.
The indicted officials Of Jersey City
Yesterday moved to have the indict-
Tnsnts declared invalid, when their
cases came up ia court, on the ground
that the grand jury was Illegal.
Another delegation from the COM
uaittee OF seventy have gone to Ale
bany 70 effect the passage OF the new
charter. Many prominent Democrats
think It improbable that SWeeny's
charter VIII now pass.
Mayor HalPs trial came up to-day
pursuant 10 adjournment, and the
council for the prosecution, formally
for extension of the term Of the court,
proceeded TO discuss the proceedings
now necessary BY the death OF the
late juror.
The morning papers estimate the
number OF prOces5iOnists in line yes
terday in the celebration OF ST. PaI-
rIck's Day at from twenty-five TO fifty
thousand. The Times says 1t was one
of the largest Of the kind thst has yet
been seen.
The Tribune publishes documents
from officials Of the State Of Pennsyl-
Yania showing that the statement
that ex-COmptroller Connolly had
been convicted of crime in Philadel-
phia, and had been pardOned By the
governor, are untrue.
1t was currently reported yesterday
among oil dealers of this city that
this presidents CT railroads connected
with the Southern Improvement
company were lately considering the
prOpriety Of repudiating their con-
tracts with that company.
James II. Coleman yesterday testi-
fed before the judiciary committee
that be was appointed receiver or ref
cree by Judge Barnard fourteen times.
The entire receipts therelrom did not
exceed ten thousand dollars. He de-
MED any collision with the judge, or
that be ever paid him anything.
AssembIyman Fields also testified,
but did not implicate Judge Barnard.
The prosecution rely for the impeach-
meEt Of Judge Barnard upon his ae-
ti0R prior to his present term Of once.
The question Of admitting testimony
IS to such action ls now pending for
determination.
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TeLeeaAPHIc PERSONALS.
rnr rupHr,s q Rassia D lII.


FeANc1s THOMAS, Of Missouri, has been
nominated by tins President as minister
to Peru.
MARCUS scHENcK, 9 young German OF
Pisssburg, lid himself Of domestic infe-
Iicity yesterday afternoon by cutting his
throat.
PERE MouLo, canon Of the cathedral Of
Bordeaux, has Joined Pere Jungus in his
protes. against the dogma Of Papal infal-
nbillty.
CHARLES MARKS, masters mate of the
United States ship Independence. was
yesterday drowned ct the Mare Island
Esvy-ysrd.
LORD EoRTHBRooK, successor 70 the
Elrl Of Mayo, in the vice-royalty Of In
dls, is to bs bang acted in London before
his departure for bis post OF duty.
CD. BRIsHAN, Of the PlttsbuTg Com
mercisl, has declined the appointment of
auditor general Of PenEsy lvsnia, tender
Ell him few days since by Governor
Gsary.
GENERAL DAVID L. STANTON, collector
Of the Fifth Maryland district, has been
arrested and dePosed from his position. he
Is charged with being defsulter In from
twenty to thirty thousand dollars.
K1Ne AMADEUs, of Spain. has sent the
collar Of the Order Of the Golden Fleece
20 Ceunt Flanders. This collar is the
same one which Ferdinand and Isabella
gave 70 Columbus whsn he wss mEde
Knight Of the Order.
FIVE Oh sIx tickss agents and oonduc-
toTs hsve bssn arrested at Council Bluff,
for knocking down" snd defrsuding the
Burlin Ston and Missouri railroad COM
pany, and held TO answer the charge Of
enbsEzlemsnt before the district court.
Ms. NIcH GRKENER, Master Mechanic
OF tho Memphis and Little Book rsilrosd,
at the oompany's shops st Argents, oppo-
site Little Roek, yesterday afternoon be
came involved in s quarrel with and
dangerously wounded one Stephen Pow
ers, a foEmsT employs Of the sams CON-
pany.
ALEXANDER WHITE, Of Lake Forest,
Illinois, died in Chicsgo yesterday morn
ing. Hs Ess G native Of Scotland. he
Wss man Of public spirit End liberal cul-
ture, aud was f)r years an influential and
wealthy citizen Of Chicago, and generous
patron of tins srts. In consequence Of his
heavy losses by the great frs, he sold bis
nns gallery Of pEintings in New York in
D scsmber.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-20

Mr.. MARSHALL has introduced a
bill in congress in which Tom scOtt,
Marquand, Rosecrans, J. F. Joy and
Benjamin and Weeks Of Arkansas,
and many Others are corporatOrs, su-
thOrizing these gentlemen to organize
3 company with & capital of ten mill
Hons to tunnel the Mississippi river.
This viii answer the purpose OF a
bridge and when begun at Memphis
viii draw to this point every railway
lire south Of the Missouri, on the
western, and Of the Ohio, on the east
ern side Of the Mississippi.
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sROx BEYOND THE SEA.

The first anniversary Of the revolt
of Communism-last Monday-passed
without any manifestation ia Paris or
other cities.
A London dispatch states that the
principal event st the Lincoln races,
which were inangurated yesterday,
vas the Lincolnshire handicap, which
was won By ChapliD's bay horse Guy
Darrell, beating In field Of twenty
eight starters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-20

TIE Legislative and Judiciary Of ths Tax
RIddea State.

special 70 AppsRl I
Jackson. MISSISSIPPI, March l9.
In the legislature busine 8 Of local
nature was transacted.
In the supreme court a decision was
rendered yesterday that Confederate
and cotton money paid into the State
treasury during the war on account Of
the indebtedness Of the various rail-
roads IN the State was no payment,
and all such supposed payments must
nov be made il current funds. The
court alsO decided that q citizen burn
fnz eotton by order Of the military
suJ15fitles during the war cannot be
he'd for damages BY the owner Of the
Rottqa,
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ACADEMIA pEATH.

A Woman Falls Down Stairs and Breaks
Her Neck.
EVANSVILLE, March 19.-Eliza
Ann Williams, degraded woman,
about twenty-five years old, fell down
stairs tonight while drunk and receiv-
ed injuries from which she died in
about ten minutes.