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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-08
FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON.

The third annual ball Of the Plumbers
and Gas-Fitters' Association of Mem
phis comes OFF, at the Cochran Hall FRI
day evening, December 10th, 1872.
Every arrangement has been made by
the different committees to make it the
grandest affair Of the season. Saxby's
band will discourse music to the lovers
of the ~terpseorean art. Tickets can be
had from any member Of the associa-
ton.
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JOHN L L LIQUORS.

At 35I Main street, that famous
Scotch liquor that inspired so much
~eloquence on st. Andrews night,
is still to be found. Mr.. Lilly imported
a quantity of it from the stills at Islay,
the pure, unapproachable mountain
dew. Lilly has also some splendid
samples of Jameson's and Wise's liquors.
He has it in quart bottles in the store,
but he keeps it in puncheons down in
the cellar. 1t may also be mentioned
that Lilly is the great Memphis mer-
chant for the supply of cOgnac brandy
and old sherry. YOunger's Scotch ale
and Guinness's xxx Porter, Kelly's Is
land wines, California Catawba, and all
the best liquors at wholesale.
35l Main street.
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Use DR.. G.. d. JOhnsons SMALLPOX
Preventive. 1t lessons the chances of
infection. Given to those unable to buy.
Price 25c a package. Sent by mail to
any point. Address DR.. G. D. Johnson,
l43 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
See card in local column.
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THE most goods for the least money
Citizens and strangers, visit the grea'
game depot of Victor d. Fuchs, No. A
Jefferson street, There you will FIND
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry anC
celery. Goods of the best quality, anC
al prices to suit the times.
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mEssRs. CARBERY & CASEY,

B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS,
242 and pa Main Street
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SOUTHERN PALACE-READ THIS.

oOSALGAs4A AL1NL MAJ AAAAOs
Having to vacate the Southern Palace
January LIST, 1873, it then being oecu-
pied by Messrs. Grubb & Austin, we will
offer u retail stock of
Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods,
Notions, Shoes,
Furs, Cloaks,
Shawls and Scarfs
AT LESS THAN COST.
Notice the following extra bargains.
English Prints at 123 cents per yard.
. Poplins costing from IS cents to 81 IS,
at only 50 cents a yard.
Dress goods worth 50 to s. cents, at
only % cents. g
Irish Poplins, cost 81 Is, at only {,
cents. Il
Genuine Alexandra Kids, one an 4,
two buttons, at 81 50 per pair. Is
Ottoman Reversible Striped ShawlA
worth 50 at IS. :
Scarfs and Furs at 50 to so cents on tB
dollar. 2
We viii close out our stock of BrocISe
and FALSELY Shawls at rs cents on tea
dollar of original cost. aiT
Our stock of Dress Goods have been
marked down much below Eastern cost.
Ladies' British White Cotton Hose
cost S. at 81 50 per dozen.
Gents British Brown half Hose
worth S. at 50 IS per dozen.
AlOt. of Gents White Linen Bosom
Shirts, slightly soiled, not damaged, at 50
each.
This is the last chance to obtain Dry
at sacrificing prices, as we must
positively close out this stock by Janu-
airy LIST.
Bargains are the rule.
d. G. Oh. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace"
332 Main street.
Three doors from Union street.
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HERZOG & BROS.
SILKS, LYON vELvETs.
CLOAKs, sHAwLs,
NEW DREss GOOps.

AND
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STOLEN.

AEULE@SO REWARD-On saturday night.
M the I'd inst, one mOuse-ColOred horse
mule, pOpy-buflt, marked with some white
specks on hind hank, white speck on short ribs
about AZ hands high and years old. Leavt
Information al us BontotOc street with John
Is WHIPPED MAIDEN.
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rHE cheapest and best STEAM DYETNG
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt d Hansenis old
stand. HANSON & WALKER
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SILKS REDUCED,

Satins reduced,
Alpacas reduced,
Poplins reduced
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DELINQUENT TAXES, 1870 AND 1871.

The State and county land sales for
unpaid taxes viii be made on the sixth
of January, 1873, after which interest at
the rate of fifty per cent. viii be added
onredemption. Persons desiring 70 save
the penalty mustpay during the present
month, as the Office will be closed from
the first to the sixth Of January. Call
at once WIZ. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector.
M. IT. WTITAgqON nanutv
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aIOUsE-GROUND-A house on New Madi-
IL son street, No. 284; contains i've rooms
aud q kitchen Apply on premises. Also,
two acres near the " Cherry Place" sells
ENGINE-A SlhOrss power engine and
~ Boilet, with Jump and a lot Of l0-inch
ecl5 IS ADAMS STREEsr.
FFNEXAS LANDSOf various qualities, guam
titles and locations. for sale very low, OF
lease Cor nothing but the taxes, which are
light Apply 70 r. l. STEELE.
Ocn l6S Front street Memphis.
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CARBERY AND CASEY,

Wholesale liquor merchants, 359 Front
street, have pleasure in acquainting
dealers and consumers generally that
they are largely supplied with the un-
dernamed wines and liquors-orders for
any of which from the city or country
will receive prompt attention: Fine old
malt rye and Kentucky Bourbon, Jami-
sons Irish and Islay Scotch malt
WHISTLES, Port, Sherry, Claret, Catawba,
and other wines; Holland Gin and
French Brandies, Ginniss's, Dublin Por-
ter, and Y0unger's Edinburgh Ale, etc,
etc, an Of which they offer in quantities
to suit purchasers, and at low prices.
n. B.-Parties requiring Christmas
supplies viii please inquire at or address
as above,
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For CUsToM-MADE CLOTHING go to
Suffers, As Jefferson street. He has
lately received a large assortment Of
plain and fancy goods, and is prepared
to make up suits at very short notice.
Hid Gloves n Speciality,
at ESS L. AEGHTSOHfS.
q Main Street.
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FOR SALE.-The Stock, Fixtures and
Goodwill Of Millinery Store No. 273I
Main st. 3. b. BARNES, Trustee.
No. 2S5 Main street.
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GLYCFRTNF CREAM.

For the hair. MoORE & HILLS.
Druggists, PSI Main.
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WAoGENER, 3173 Main street, has the
finest merehant-tailoring establishment
IN the city; the largest assortment OF
go DDS fresh from the hands of the mn
porter.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

In another column appears the card of
DR.. R. L. Laski. DR.. Laski has his Office
at No. SO Union street, and resides at
800 Main street (GayOso Block.
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B. LoWENsTEIN Z BIOS.

NFURIL-Instantaneous cure for neu
lalgia. g. w. Jones d Co. sell it.
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M. T. WILLIAMSON, pepnfv.

JOE LOCKE, news-dealer. 1854 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prin-
cipal cities.
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FIRnneIs Greatly Reduced.
al JESS 4. ATGHISGN,S.
22f Main Efrapa
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BISHOP OUINFARD,S MISSION.

Now IS THE time to plant magnolia
and other evergreens. 335 Main street.
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OF o .

IOW-A small brown COW, heavy with calf.
\ white dot in her forehead; short horns
and had on a small bell; half of her tail
white. The Under viii be literally rewarded
on returning her 70
r. VAN BROCKLIN,
de5 800 Second street.
Dixon November 18th, one white OK, from
~ j.. Z. KirtlaRd's lumber yard, Nos.
ig and III Union street. Any person
nndlng same and returning him TO my
yard, will receive a liberal reward
uo9 J.E. kIRTLAND.
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DRY GOODS MARKED DOWN
NOTICE.

B. LoWENsTEIN & BROS.
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r. J. PR0PHfT,
ueo No. 18 Front street,

DOOMS-Suit OF rooms, hrst moor IN stairs
II over cur store, ~neTtheast corner Main ~
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mantua makers stand Possession VfVen
Isl September. $50. SHIELDS q Co.
suS 20 Main street.
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gantly, and atthe same time save money,
should go at once to Waggener's, Sl7l
ness-nO bad debts; small profits, =
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WHEELER, PICKENS & CO.'S,
32S and $50 Main Street, Memphis.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-White River Line.
Str. DARDANELLE...R. i. Haines, master
Leaves THIS DAY, December II
Sth, at 10 o'clock am. -
For freight or passage apply on board or 20
W.P. WALKER, Agent,
des Office on Wharfboat. foot Court st.
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FOR RENT.

OFFICzs-Three good Offices IN The Plant
rent. Appiy % the
PLANTERS INSURANCE Co..
deb No. Al Madison street
CoUTHERN HoFEL-Mr. Epps, proprietor
- Of the Southern Hotel, lease expires on
the 10th December On and after that date
very desirable rooms, slngi or In suites, with
spOnsible parties only First-class board may
be had upstairs from Mrs. Jones, at Eve dol
lars per week. The office and ~diniHg-Eoom,
az and lS Main street, VIII be rented for bust
ness stores. A reliable night watchmah viii
be on duty. Apply to p. a. HUGHES,
deS on premises.
NoTTAGE-on Court street for rent. Apply
6s : 6, W. ALExA A6s81 dsos
OFFICEs-Two large front Offices, second
Oss9fy also, storage room, By A. FALLER
- front street, between Madison and
Monroe del
pLANTAFION- acres well Improved.
deS 30 Front street, Memphis.
DEsIDENCE-A Desirable residence i've
II miles from Memphis, ON Pi0eon Pooss
road, forty-hye acres Of land IN trsof. ffiTfv
acres cleared and IN cultivation, six acres II
orcHardi me fruit, dWelfEE-house with ten
rooms good outhouses, Weu and cigtern
me garden Of two acres, other cotton lands
adjoining that can be rented; VIII rent for
one or more year.
T.. J. PRoPHfP.
oeS No. As Front street.
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YELVETSI. VELYETs!

At greatly reduced prices,
AT
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Hosiery I'm Greaf Variety, Cheap.
at JESSE L. ATCHISON'S,
, Main Street.
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FOR TIL PATTI CONCERT.-Just re-
ceived, Opera Cloaks and Gloves,
at B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
FIanneIs Greatly
al JESSE L. ATCHIsON,s,
224 Main street.
THE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton gives a free anniversary entertain
ment, at the First Presbyterian Church,
tomorrow evening. We learn that the
entertainment embraces singing, speech
e., etc. The public are cordially invited.
Rev. w. H. Mnlburn is 70 deliver a lee
ture for the benefit of the Association
on the twenty-third of this month.
Notice viii be given of the place, and
also OF the subject of the lecture.
FoR SALE.-The Stock, Fixtures and
Goodwill Of Millinery Store No. 2735
Main st. B. b. BARNES, Trustee.
No. 2S5 Main street.
USE DR.. G. d. Johnson's SMALLPOX
Preventive. II lessons the chances Of
infection. Given to those unable to buy.
Price 25c a package. Sent by mail to
any point. Address DR.. G. D. johnson,
14S Main street, Memphis, Tennessee.
See card in local column.
BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
KID gloves dyed a beautiful.
black at The Memphis Steam Dyeine
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
WHITE Eurs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment. Z
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BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
mems YEAR at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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PERSONAL.

DENOKED-The reward OF $500, offered IN
HI 1he advertisements and handbiils in the
month OF December, 1876, for the arrest OF
frederlk Mller, who stole q lot Of teWelry,
watches etc. from my store, No. l3 Main
street. Memphis, Is hereby revoked from N :
the Eh day OF December, ls72.
A b. MUELLER,
MATCHMAKER and Jeweler. l8 MANI street.
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KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam DyeiDg
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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LOST.

HOLD SEG-On Vance street, near Orleans
II or on Orleans street. a gold set belonging
- a bracelet, set with turquoise and diamond
n finder viii be literally rewarded by Ieav-
ing II az IS Beale street, or Memphis Bank
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NJ EMPHIS PROPERTY-First-class i'm
vi proved Memphis property for a No. /
Plantation, Sl5,000 10 5000 Address, Nc
care Lock o IT9. Memphis PostOfdce.
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EXPOSITION.
3. & BROS.

Laces and Lace Goods,
TO BE EXHIBITED THIS WEEK,
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FOR RTyER.

HEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
w Packet Co, US Mail Line-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
Tor ali points N Arkansas river T uegd 8
and ~sntRrdRys, as 5 pm.
w. 7. WALKER, Agent,
tuI5 ONCE on Whar boat. DOT OF Courts
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment,
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BLANKETS REDUCED,

Fannels reduced,
Hosiery reduced,
Gloves reduced,
AT
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OPERA

OPERA CLOAKS,
Opera Saques,
Opera Furs,
Opera Scarfs,
Opera Kid Gloves,
3t MENKEN BROTHERS.
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f . cat rs.
ctubelt beS SpnntaeS.D latteS Der
Miunsfota 3taatS. 3ettun9.

Sn ben &cseitn, Nouelle BON Mnbre
9ueo.
@olfsssf@i&ttn unb bic Gage pom
Ber,polf.
Die neue Meeea. (@sbi9t.)
6umoriftibe6.
Das Sonnta8S 8latt miro allen
Mborntnter hes Bchenb!atteS, bic in,
@oraus bs3ablt baben. als prdnte 3use>
@anpt.
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@efprben.

xs&ttr tes 6errn albert unb 6rau g1a.te ". e&rftr TN
&ler Ssn 9lrnatea uab 10 Easen.
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- Senator CARPENTER BON @isfoa5
fin fpra@ Dor eineut, gum 9ro6en Qeippe>
fen Der 5erren, pel9e penfen, pa6 pbne
he @u@t ibres (6errn Greeley aur Dis<
petition 9efeQten) .GinFu0es ni@tS pcrz
an9ebtn farm, 10 fart sefluten
Spernbaule pab eS peri9iebenrn leitenz
ben @etitern Der @reelepzG ntr.priie. III
eng int S@lob wurce. Mus Carpenters
9ausapotbete bic fraftt9iten Nuen in
n6@fer Nummer, resen Mansel an
&auu, in ber beuti9en.
- Der Offciers> Gtat unfere, Notfe>
nall @aroe 0plontoir=@ taatsuilia) II
8eeenpdrtis folsenper:
@sxoeraeur poraee Auain, Oterconmanbeur
Brig. @en. G. .. Gluper, @en,ral.Mpiut mt
Otte s. Dr.ter General Snipeetcr.
{. San @lYd, 5. u. @tnsraI.
I6os. .. Wilion, Generals uartiermeiRer,
Or. s. s. Rurpbs, Oberar,t.
$. 8. &imbau, 81 bieal.D Director.
Sobn 9. Sbaw, @ute1 unssbsamter.
Gtat tts 1. &esinents nit BEN 5auptquarti.,
in ct. Yaul:
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Sobu Qunfenbeimer, Raior.
&bas 6 Smitb Nrst.
3 8 5ane l1nterar3t.
Gene s 8obrer. 4biutant.
SW Gbepberb @ergeant Maicr.
Company u, Capt 6 6 Burfer.
~ g, Capt s S@tfsr. CAN'T paul.
" 6, Capt 8 @ilban,, Mulin.
~ 9, Cart " 50Ecnnpr, @a;nt pau
~ 6, Capt s $ Morris, DaGel.
~ g. @api $ 6 Bull. &ouin9wcob.
~ g, Capt q u Ioi'ey Gate &itp.
~ 3, Capt @ MeauVe. gtiQmater.
s, Capt ~ 0opsbian, 5eQ 8cd.
" g.. Capt 6 & @b ting Dodge Sen
ter.
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- Der @oi,en, Safer uno ancerte
gum S9nitt nabe,u reife @etreioe bat
purd ben leBten &eeen idwer selitteu>
un, 10 f9mere1, als IS iebr pcQ In her
Mebre ftauo.
- 400 Mitslteter sdblt ein chen BE-
o~rlnceter Grant u. @tlion CLUB in &ep<
ming. Gang tibl@ fir ZEN Mnfan9.
- @il Gntbu6oemus bsi @rinbunA
zines Grant unp Wilion CLUBS in 81
tapa. &c Sueur So. Sc ma@t flb na@
8eroee
/. = 6fSb Gorref bat 3war nur cine
tletse @annl@oft, aber ieter Ginaelne
baron IL Nttelist etnes @ront u. @il<
ION Clubs.
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:$75 tis $3.50 per Dfsxat g SR1ns!,S Ill
e Hs'bt&s I'm tie At&ts se.beffe,tTt & sm N a. y
Seent Damt1txn Rdbmaf&tne du,uflbren.
SSD4ee Naf%tne stesst. sdumt, maat Dpssel nStte, HaI.
" IN kr ~aarbeaen glanter. p1es nus SIS. %i,irb fir s
I Sabee e~uraxttrt. Bfaableu . $1,000 fur iebt Wojdtne
St etnen farftr, f&Snren rser elaetfae.ea eaum ndbt
al xxtsre. se uaaht BIN ,@lafte sd Etd." e,ttr
Esseitee tt& Fam su1df6aittsn rerbtn, etnt bas tesbaib
be Nabt aufeebt aNtr be5ablen Nsenten BON SIS bts
g $3.50 ptr 1snat une SOFTEN rser time Gu,mmifFen aus
= en bas Gspp.lte re- Obieen r~ealtTrt perbeu fauu.
= NbbreRe
"a 3utw Gecpmbe u. Co., Gttcasu, 81.
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BrtehiHe.

S'ae Seati&sr 8riefe, bic bts gum s. Aug. b.
). nt@t abgebplt pprseu fnb:
Eamen. Briefe.
o'os oa1eora DIR Gbriaina
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&reis zines &iGets So.
Z: Il ersbs- 9rdmtt.ia bas EEsee
= @Q1btn9tpn @Qu@
B<fa.nt~ertb Der = prSmisn. $4,000.

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1s1esesa. 3aafu,ann; qeaS. stpit, bitts IS. s..
Ors>1aH. Matfen a&ter; 4 y. 6tsae, Gl.rt herGtRrtet
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III 1ah ,. 8ra4 ron 6sxserfpn, N}nn.
De fel0tnbsn @errr ~trsen bic prdmie s~e.ttet1en =:
Ia. e4tnrel. ". Rletn, 8. ~ sRahsn unh 9. Rtpie.
Dtefes a. tstnt 9stterp fsnbe,n ein
tsnsest. ai1ets 81. fDenA BE parttsn bsxex BE
9sette ~jres&asHt pesbea ~ttefelbeu 4 lat anneh men rpuer
n 1sauAea fe eteies x4@t N tbun. he. p.eis { mes Gpn.
est1tdets eber tee2 Steben0sfa"uf e verssa ye1teetlt
f4eale pe.hen sss ben sbene eno nntenG N weld.
1tA4 AAttt tutese'Rst IA. tn Matbtaetpn @aule aur At.
aau&sn 6ett ser,Reilt. DtRttttel ~ BEN @ruu6eisen.
Nan ttrftt. &etue e&ulhsn ruben baraxf. IldetS
- ~tt13axfea bet
Hntpn ROT.
Ct. Yeter, aRtRn.
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perreu 8.t.te.
Bartos Sran3 Seldom 8erh;n nh
9au pe1man' pontc Grie rid
@e9rte Sepann S4lidter SAeob
5ol3 MatbaiS @&aursl Nuouf
Saepar @ Mereex Wat6ias
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steulaea pern'ann ;3dmte @ilbelm
Teters Qbriaian
Das Brtsfperts mad Deuf&laus bonn /. It.
eeu,ber an il:
11eber 8remsn assr9amburs 6 Gts., 3etunaen
3 Ste.
utbtr England 7 Gts., :3ettunsen 1 Gts.
RAJ 8eim Ibbplea ber Brisfe beuneste neu
aaseradlt4 advertised" unb beu Datum BE-,
elite.
8. q. @beelod, Teameiee.
6. 5ettri9, beu1&er &lert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12
COURT MARTIAL.

Serious Charges Preferred Against -
Captain OF the Seventeenth nfantry-
An Alleged Accomplish 10 BE Tried.
CHICAGO. May H. 1872.
A general court martial of which General u. u.
Stanley is President, has been in session at Fort
suly, Dakota Territory and adjourned yesterdayto
reassemble at Fort Rice on the 10th OF June. me
only case that reached trial was tnat oi Capua,ln
L. IN. Sanger, OF the Seventeenth lnanIy, VINO
was tried for seduction and abortion Wnich resuteu
in the death OF the victim, ana Tor conspiracy
aUalnst CAPTAIN Donovan, or the same regiment.
can't ain Donovan and one or two 0thers were inc
only persOns who knew Of Sanger's guilt. sanger,
~ was asserted, entered into conspiracy
with Surgeon Goddard, OF the same regiment,
with the view OF shutting Donovan up on
charge OF insanity. The case came before Surgeon
Goddard who pronounced Donovan to be insane,
and ho was at once ordered to be confined In the st.
EIizabeth Hospital near washington, u. G. He was
taken to washington In December last, but through
the influence OF friends he obtained rehearlng OF
his case, and the surgeon there pronounced him
perfectly sane. He was ordered back to his reg-
mcnt and has nowsbcen instrumental In bringing
Sanger to trial.
the findings OF the court martial have not yet been
made public, but 1t Is not doubted that sanger will
be disgraced and suffer long imprisonment
II Is understood that ween the Court reassembles
Surgeon Goddard will be tried on charges OF abor-
ton and conspiracy In the same case,
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A MASONIC BANQUET.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May /

LOUISVILLE, KY, May II, 1872.
banquet was given last night to the Supreme
Council Of the Scottish rite Of Masonry Of the South
ern jurisdiction Of the United States. 1t was q
grand AFFAIR. Toasts and responses were made by
Sovereign Grand Commander Albert Pike and
Messrs. Carson, OF Cincinnati, Ohio; w. f. LeffinQ-
well, OF Iowa; Ben Perley Poore, OF Washington
tory. .
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Newour9 delegate to the State Convention at

MIDDLETowy, May II, 1872
Inc ueleRate 10 the democratic state Convention
Is Louis Cuddeback.
Delegates to the Republican state Con-
vcntion.
SYRACUSE, May II, 1872
The republican conventions N onondaga county
were held this afternoon and all the three As.
sembly districts send united Grant delegations to
the Elmira Convention.
ELMRA, N. Y, May II, 1872
The following are the delegates from Chenango
county Tracy Beadle, W. A. Armstrong and J. s.
Holbert
PouanREEPsIE, N. Y, May II, 1872.
the repubncans or the second district to-day
elected Robert +. Foger and John P. Adriance as
delegates to Elmira.
HUDSON, May H. 1872.
Second district, Moses Y Tilden, republican;
First district Herman v. Essestyn, Nelson p. Akin
and John e. Dubois; Second district, John Cat!man,
Cyrus GrOat and John 4. Rowey.
OwEGo, May II, 1872.
The delegates from TiOga county are Captain r.
B. Gere, OF Oweg0; Jerome Thompson OF tandor;
A. G. Allen, OF Waverley, and Lucien Horton, Of
Berkshire
MONTICELLO, May II, 1872
DR.. william L. Appey, John Walker, Jr.. and
Stephen Caldwell, Jr., have been elected delegates
to Elmira on the 18TH inst. by the Republican
County Convention, which adopted resolutions en-
dorsing the administration OF President Grant,
MIDDLErowN May IL, 1872.
The following delegates to the Republican State
Convention from the Second district of Orange
county were elected to-day:-W. H. Houston, H. b..
Young, q. J. Everett and Frank Marvin.
CoIIoEs, May IL, 1872.
Alfred Leroy Grant man, has been elected to
represent the Fouruh Assembly District, embracing
the city OF Cohoes, in the Republican State Conven-
ton at Elmira.