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, 1873-02-20

Btatoa for tho examination Of consular affairs, ia
now Warrington correspondent Of tho Pitts
burgh COMMERCIAL.
Tho Earl do Grey, aon aud heir of tho Marquis
Of NipoM, bocAnlo Of age tho 20th ult., md tho
eyent WAS duly celebrated. Tho Earl, then Wis.,
count 0odcrfoh, attended hls father at Wash
inglon during tile session Of tho High Joints.
Tho Prince Of Walos will probably shortly vtait
ireland and bo installed President Of tho Order
Of Chivalry, a now grade recently estnhllshod or
roylyod In Masonry and tho oyont will bo cole.
l,ratol by grand Masonic Entertainment and
ball In Dublin.
Fremont, now under Indictment in franco for
fraud, lad his character analyzed onco by o
California orator, who styled him :" A. statesman
who mover mado speoch, d deneral who novor
fought battle, PATHFINDER who always lost
his way, and millionaire not worth d eontinen-
tai d-n.n
Governor porlam, Of Maine, will, 1t Is ro-
ported, soon resign to ncoopt tho Ponnfon
Bureau at Washington and, in that eyont,
John D. Foster, Of Bangor, now President Of tho
Honato, would beoomo Governor. While III
Congress, Mr. Porlhm WAS member Of tho
Committee on Pensions.
Colonel Brunei, who Was reported rs hnving
boon killed. in a cuphoard III hrndamo Toulda
apartments when tho VoraailloH troops entered
rnriB, writos to tho Republique Frducaiso,
dating from 90 Bakor BtreoE London, asserting
TINT be was not killed, and was not In d cup
board, but WIS wounded at tho Chateau d Emu,
and carried from tho fold. On tho whole hc Is
glad OF It,
, 1873-02-20

Pat Ring, who trottod second to Jay Gould at
Dexter Park last summer In about 2.24, jumped
and 30 injured himself that his owner was COM
PEELED to kill him. Pat Was q very promising
horse, and last yoar won fourteen ont Of twenty
five startH.
AIr. z. D. Norris, Of Brooklyn, rocontly .pur-
chased, at q atocp pricc, Of Mr.: Rufus Hatch, OF
Now York, the famous trotting geidtng Lev Lew
geuger blood. uo has q record Of 220, made in
third hoat.
Occidont has boon put in training for hia
matches with Nosalind, Which will como off IN q
fow weeks. Occidont Is looking finely, aud IN
Lopoa are entertained of Ills auccess in tho COM
Ing mateleH,
, 1873-02-20

FLORA NEWTON 8 BENEFIT.
The following programme has been arranged
for the performance ut tho Academy Of Music
this afternoon. First on the list OF attractions
comes acomic operetta OF Offenbach'a, " "Liachen
and Fristzohen," in which Miss Lola Ellis and
sappho will take the principal parts. Mr. Milton
Mobiles TO Lows with recitation. Mr.
Hooleys company give tho elegant little
comedy, IA Pretty pieco Of Buainoss." !"
The ecracn scene In tho "sohool for
Scandal" will 10 played by tho principal
members Of tho company from MoVicker's
Theatre. Tho performance will conclude with
the comedy " Cheukmato," }" by the Academy Conl-
pnny, nearly all of thom appearing. Tho pro-
Xramme IL ono Of tile bost ovor offered at bonotit
performance In tho city, and thoro is offered an
excellent opportunity for Judging Of tho merits
OF tho different companies by bringing them
into juxtapoaitlon. Those who patronizo tho
entertainment will have tha consciousness Of
having contributed to aid q young lady, who has,
by q peculiar misfortune, boon dobarred from
earning hor own living in lor chosen profession.
Wo trust that tho theatre will ho filled in every
nook aud coEuor.
uooLEy's OPERA HOUSE.
At Mr. lIooleya ti.oatro, Eyerybody'a
Friend" will bo ,giycn every night this wcek,
witl, Mr. John Dillon in the role OF Wellington.
do Doots:: On Saturday (reb. 92) afternoon o
Next wool. "False Shame" tha most rocout oi
h1r. Dalya sensations, will DO played for the first
timo At tho WoBt. Great care has beon takon
that, In scollo appointments, tBhal fall but little
Theatre.
THE TuoMAs CONCERTS.
Measrs. Carpenter aud Sheldon gave two
Thomas concerts In tho Union Park Conyrega-
and one III tho evening. Tho evening concert
waH attended by q very largo audience and had
, 1873-02-20

The 1fessrs. Mitchell Bros, Of Glen Mitchell,
Saratoga County, N. y, have purchased for the
stud, at large figure, tho Ethan Allen stallion
formerly known as Dan. Cornell, having been bred
by gentleman Of that name, formerly Of White
hall, NY. Thohorso VAS owned by Mr. 2. o Neil,
OF Chicago, by whom he was purchased for
$4,000. He has sired somo valuable colts, among
them the Buck Mare, Fanny Raymond, George
H. Mitchell, and also ono or two, very promising,
owned by I. V. Baker. Mr.. 0'Ncill has filled tie
little black horse's place in the team with an
other equally as fleet.
trotting horses with q record below 2:29:
, 1873-02-20

Thomas inaugural ooncort n thls City. Tho
anrne general excellence WAS found in yoster-
dny'B concerts that nttonia all tlaeso ontortaln
monta. Tho final concert Of the. acrios will Jle
gvon tonight at tho Michigan Ayonmo Daptlat,
Church. nosr Twenty-third atrcot, with tho fol-
lowing programmed .
oymphony, No. 8, op 15a, In Waldo "1n tho Forest
Daytime Impressions and senaasions
ru4,,oht ia, Revcric.
+"A"e'''''''''"'" ID, DAnco Of tho Wood Nymrha
( This quiet Murmur Of Night in tho
N,,h+ Forest Arrival and Departure Of tho
''o'' ~ ya,in WA ohasc' With Danao Holo and
Drcak Of Day. Concerto No. H. in q, Op 49, Beethoven
lffss I..nd afchti0.
...... rAnT II.
Selections, from lat Act Lohongrlu., .Wngner
Songs, sEF.1i10r sEnrinrish M,idsn'" .schuors
air. George Il, 0sgood. .
'A''' ''N III: Xdoiphas ock,coed. '''''''''u
ns's MSn1ot g.. de- s7S5ss Ie51s T. D9n'on do neroz
IAAehoIcA' .GCEllHhuu
taYalfy Ma4cn... -6cnupert
Raff'a Symphony will DO found to mako as
good m impression a8 " Los Preludos," and rem
dera this eYaning'a programme especially attrac-
tive.
, 1873-02-20

Action Of tho ChfcnRo Bar with reference to
tho Dcnth of James L. Stnr1s, Es1.- --En1oRics
on tho Lite and Olnrnctcr Of fDcccnncd--Rcs-
0tutfon4 Of Cont&olencp.
A tnoeting Of members Of tho bur WAS hold at
tho Law Institute, at 10 O'clock yestorday morn
ing, to tnko action in rcforenco to tho death Of
james Il. Stark. The attendance waa very large.
Judge Drummond presidod. Ho said they had
mot to pay d tribute Of respect to docoased
brother. He had known him several years, and
mot him frequently; in all Ills intercourse with
him ha felt n great respect for tho man and
the lawyer. His efforts in tho United States
Courts Ind shown fidelity to his olients, industry
md ability.
Mr.. E. B. McCagg formed tho acquaintance Of
tho deceased whom ho first camo to Chicago, aud
bis respect for him increased evory day. Mr.
8tarl lived q happy llfo. His character was
evenly balanced, and ho drew about him friends
who enjoyed his aocioty. uo took great inter
est In tho wcfaro Of the city, and materially aB-
siatod in Its progress. Ho moyod that a Commit
too Of three be appointed to draft resolutions
expressive Of tho aonBo Of tho meeting.
Tho motion WAS agreed to, md tho Chnir ap-
pointed Dleaars. McCagg, Sweat, md A1illor.
8. 4. Goodwin, Esq, had known Mr. Stark for
many years, and wished to tcatify to his genial
character and blamoloss life. In tho first caae,
ho tried in Chicago, ho WAS the opponent Of tue
speaker. They had always been friends, and le
rovcrea him far lia many 1ool nun]tties
~, .N1 ~. 40 .l4' o..
Iho committee on hosolutlons auomfltoo TIC
following report:
Jau,es i. Stark, resident Of this oIty, and men-
ber of ho bar of COOK County, has IN to provtdenco
Of God been removed by death from tho scene Of ha
earthly labors., As 1awycr, he waa faithful aud
earnest as friond most Ena a. cit1zon, 1un Of
oya tos En- ~ ena ~ a
6f 1no nonnty VIM inow him maks HIT renord in
nomory Of as worth Ind our esteem and loss. aud do
resolve - -
Firat-That tho death Of Mr. Stark in tho primo Of
hia life, and in the rponng aoason Of big usefulness
y cause ior gr1et to ~ W1.a Wnom M no 9foagns
ho - s sUob KIN ~ vii a scorc Tho rnsnact
Of nj who we're brought into busnesa contact WITH
him.
isteondThat We tender to his family, whose loss Is
rreparabo and to al his brethren oi nc Dar to whom
, 1873-02-20
SCOTT'S BOULEVARD,
4 Liliputian City on tho Prairie, Whose
Lots arc G by 90 Foot, and Grand
Ayonues 6 Foot Wide,
Agents Selling the "Lots" in New
York and the Western States.
Tribune Reporters Rumnlage the Records
for List Of the Conveyancora.

~ "PloAto '.'NS eE.'' VI ~ .'~osse 4aNu ppoo17
laslon,-tho notorious bouleVara Addition to
Ohioago,-ta boing extensively doalt In through
out Michigan, Wisconain, and the Eahtcrn
ssatoe' inc only oHoctual method OF putting
stop to tho: disastrous effeoss to hundreds OF
cemetery lots, Ia to oxposo tho mattor in man
and that as bricny as possible, md at tho aamo
time publish tho names Of those who, how
ovor innocently or unfortunately for thcm,
nro now thu holders, Of such lots.
n or7or th,t ,,oono II, t1,ia o,tv or o1aav,,oro
~ o1aes .nas peupo u sn'e oiss . ~ - na,so
VINO afe ABOUT traalhg fof' or aoont 10 pu1ohaso
these lots OF tho persons IN question, may at
onco lnov tho real nature Of tho article tloy
contemplate trafiaoAing In. Thia woek, q lawyer
roca;vad n 1etter from n nrorinent Now Yor1.
1'.,1.,., tese ~ ~. III -. -,
house' htatln8 tnat 1no la'ses "as aooae W ~"
vance O., 900 On 80 many iot1' block oo.and-so.
Boulevard Addition to Chicago, and asking him
to look into tho ttle. Thoy noyor questioned
sao sn4ao our ny apps 1ss.sn 4a,a ~" ias
security. Iho lawyer lou 'he ~"
reporter Of tho circumstance, and to-
gethor they looled into tho matter,
discovering before long that other lawyors
.au .o G.s.ao a..,,s. aT;a,,,a,,s ~ w;s,on.;.,
many htaseb, notaply aaon'BAn "no "!scone1n'
Az all these lawyers, basing their opinion on
articles In the Chicago press, and not on their
own knowledge, scrup1od not to call tho Boulo-
vara ontorprieo "u swindlo.n without having
tss..,,oa .ha,nso,uoa ~ aart,f 'o f.ots o.ho.J,
srouplos M " asoaaa ~ '1 1an.i -. 49,
omission. Ho found that George ". SCOTT had
purchased, for go per aero, the northwest
p,,ortor =, tho uonilwoal onnrtor of eec-
4aaitu, W m.-a1,u ~ 0o"oss o. s'a' 1a' 49, n.y. w.
oafrery and vito. This land is that p1attoa as
tho boulevard Addition to Chicago. Turning to
tho maps Of tho county, tho reporter found
maps, but IL tho old, this land aad all surround
ing it, was marked "swAMp." It's distance from
tho Court House is not fur ahort Of twenty
miios. The next thins, to ,lo was to examine tho
plats recorded by Scott Tho old oneH had,
not loss than seue,,fee,l 1,e,o ones and after i
patient examination, The TRIBUNE representa-
, 1873-02-20
THE Perfect CASE.

Lottor from Judge Kno.vltom--yVhnt Pertootss
Counsel Know. ,, = md What It. iio & Dies Not Mt
nn Inferior to nn Appellate Court.
| TO tho Editor e} The Chicago Tribune:
81n: In your Issue OF tho 18th Inst., appears
communication from Charles II. Rood, Esq,
stato's Attorney Of this county, concerning the
Portoot case.
Ho atascs some faotH of bis own knowledge
afIirmntiyely and Bome negatively. He also
plainly indicatos his opinion to be that causo
is re'nitted from supreme to m inferior Court
by fling certified copy Of tho opinion Of rover
sal. After this, with all o1ao published about
tho caso, I feo1 compelled to apeak.
1t may DO fairly presumed that know some-
thing OF tho facts and Of tho law Of this Perfect
caso, Us have tried 1t twico aud argued It once
in the Supreme Court.
I doBlre to stato aomo things which do know,
and aoina which do not, concerning tho case in
| question.
First-Aa tho caso now stands in the Supreme
Court thore are twonty errors assigned.
6ocond-I do not know upon what particular
error, or errors, tho writ Of error WAS allowed
and mado suporaedeas by Judge MoAllster.
Flo did not inform me, and i nm not aware of
tho fact Qf such be the fao) TINT ho haa ever
told anyone else. hayo litt1o doubt that this
supersodeas writ Of error was allowed by tho
Judge, In consequence Of his having moro conf
douca in tho opinfons of euoh :Judrna aa Ind
Haio. Tori Manaanld: Hnws;na T6nf Parsona
Spencer. md Nfarshail. tllan he Ind in q ia faw
floating pounds Of imagination, having no basis
tTbird-.I nm n,,ita vii satianoa fron, oonvar-
aation with rno1 1auvara e.,i1 fror roat3in1 ~
mentarv w6r1fa and niiri1ad rasas +hato .er,, ~
very good lawyers both Oh ind ont On the "t bouoh' o
hnvc 1inhorcd ,,ndar NJ, ,mnroaa;on ~ that whara
oanse haa boen removal from M infnr;nr 1 to an
eppelato Court. either bv appeal m or W writ it Of Of
orrnr lint # IN tSst 1nnrt evon aftor
reversal Of tic Judgment I therein until ] It was S
no1tod r3o,ttit,,r' ''ua" and ,,r;n1 "lts NV
iI hla WIN. IT, ,.s,omi dno IN "npn ~ en ~
na1Iafo conrt abowa hes boo, dona ~ hv tt,pt
trh,no, an 4hon e an;n uJun tono ~ enat
- onv sns avda .ns seutos @ on Iocoad eI, "
urosentod H. f.: nomrt s sa no
FrtSnr ot;o ~ anu as pasla ol any
Have Howevsr JI Mr 'nTa Rea raemea tn onto,ta;r fla
o,;nn ttot - "",ie as,,. " ons'1 1;a1
~ ~ snqa,ta+o noM-t oo?s ~ t;tr utu,on
do 10 not aRpyns know, % nor do y care e1s. to Know
c;tv xhn S1v,ii Seraa .ritI, 1r- paad sm.o T.o
5 nmber % nav be- sufaont to fr,p1ten % eeu msn nos'
, 1873-02-20

At stein's Dollar store, No. 124 West Madison
street formerly No. 81 South Clark sreet tho ladies
will find tho latest novelties In tho following kinds OF
new goods: Jot and plated 1ewelry, Jet necklaces,
locketa adles' back conbs In Bhell and whitley large
walnut brackets, plated wa.e pocketbookB, ornaments
Of every description lamps, glassware clock, large
chromos, cc., etc. Theae articles cost
only ono dollar.
, 1873-02-20
Hdme.


THO following G1Vea the nh1nuB huu Hro9
trotting horses with q record below 2;23:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
ADDITIONAL RIVER TELEGRAMS.

LOUISVILLE, February H.-The river Is fall
ing, with eleven feet large in the canal and
nine feet in the chute. Weather cold and
windy; mercury 25a to 33o. Business good,
Rates firm Arrived: Charmer, Henry Pro-
basco, Cincinnati. Departed: Charmer, Evans
Vile; Probasco, Memphis; John Means, st.
Louis. The Diamond, which left for Mem
phis night before last, in attempting to land in
q gale near the mouth of Knob Greek, ten
Iuiles below the city, broke her wheel badly
and sunk one of her coal-barges. She returned
to New Albany 20 have her wheel repaired.
Over two million bushels OF coal are now
moored below the the falls, destined for the
lower markets; John Dippold and Hercules
for cairo, Coal City for Memphis, and Grand
Lake No. for New Orleans, are all ready to
leave, waiting for the wind to subside; Will
probably get off tonight. A number OF the
boats are damaged by the wind.
VICKsBURG, February N.-Down: Common
wealth, Future City and Low Allegheny
Belle, four barges, Fanny Lewis. Up: City Of
Alton, Mary Mcdonald. Weather clear and
cool. River rising.
EVANSVILLE. February T.-Weather clear
and cold, with high wind AMI a rocgh river.
The river has fallen fifteen inches. Mercury
ranges from 257 to 32". Port list-Up: Ex-
change, Fayette, Arkansas Belle, Peytona
with barges James ID. Parker. Business dull; ;
freights plenty.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Total 10000 Gifts all Cash. $500 900
To provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, one hundred thousand tickets only Will
be issued, a large portion of which are already
sold.
PRICE OF TIcKETs-whole tickets, slo;
Halves, s., and Quarters, 81 80. Eleven~whole
tickets for 800. No discount on less than Sl00
orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for pres
ents than tickets 10 this Banquet OF Wealth,
or more likely to produce grander satisfactory
results. The object of this Third Gift Concert
is the enlargement and endowment OF the
Public Libray OF Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the
concert for Its benefit, is to be
forever free TO all citizens OF every State. This
Concert viii be conducted like the first and
second heretofore given, and full particulars
Of the mode of drawing the gifts and paying
them, and everything necessary to q athorough
understanding OF the scheme from beginning
TO end and are now published In the iorm OF
a circular, which win be furnished, free Of
cost, to any who apply. The entire manage
ment of this undertaking has been committed
by the trustees to HoS. THos. E. BRAMLETTE,
late Governor of Kentucky, to whom all COM
should be addressed.
r. 7. DURRETT, Pres't
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice-Pres't.
JOHN g. CAIN, ,.Sec'y Public Library Of KY.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all ord
ers for them or applications for agencies, cir
culars, information, etc, VIII meet with
prompt attention when addressed TO me as be-
Louisville, KY,
amp Agent Public Library Ky.
FOR TICKETS APPLY OR ADDRESS
JOHN HUDSON,
HOpeleld, Arkansas.
81 Information will be furnished from to
pm at the Peabody Hotel, by John Hudson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
Powers Of Our City Recorder to
be Increased Memphis Aardl
Grss versus the Presiden-
tial Inauguration.
appointment by the Governor Of
Associate Chief-J Justices Of the
Supreme Court Of|Ten-
nessee.
Heavy Storms In the Northwest
The Utah Question-South
American News His
eellaneous Items.
FEARFUL ACCIBEHT.

Special 70 the Appeal
COLUMBUS, KY, February IL
To-day, while the regular passenger
train on the Mobile and Ohio road was
going at its usual speed near Kenton Sta
tion. forty.three miles from Columbus
Kentucky, and twenty-seven miles
from Humboldt, two passenger and
one sleeping-car were ditched, and forty
OF hfty persons injured. Some were We
~ seriously bruised, and those on board
not injured were frightened beyond de-
scription. When the big scare subsided,
and people had examined their sbins
and plastered their noses, and other
bruised spots fore and aft, wapwere re-
shipped and came safely to this sub
merged village.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
MARRIED.

WYLY - BATES. At the First Baptist
Church, in this city, on Thursday, 9th inst,
by hev. Mr.. Lotion, pastor, Mr.. JAMES S.
WYLY, Of Grenada, Miss, and Miss MARY h.
BATEs, of Memphis. No cards.
A host OF warm friends bid them God-speed
in the opening journey Of this new life, and
pray that it may glide on sweetly and happily
TO its close, with no rude crosses to mar It's
wayside beauties, and with new and brighter
hopes, giving daily and hourly a fadeless
lustre to the charms of existence. P.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

MOBILE, February 27.--Cotton dull and
nominal; gnod ordinary, 175ko; low middling,
lS1<alS5Sc; middlings, l91{c; net receipts, so
bales: exports coastwfse, SS5 bales; sales, 500
bales; stock, ,o2S bales.
SAVANNAH, February 27.-Cotton duh and
nominal; ordinary, iT5kc; good ordinary,
TIC; low midcling, lS54c; middling, lgi<@
Igsfc; net receipts, 1850 bales; exports 60 Great
Britain, 3472 bales; eoastwise, 3l0S bales; sales
424 bales; stock, 6e,623 bales.
CHARLESTON, February Z.-Cotton dull
ordinary, l7Gi71<c; middling l05<c; net re-
eeipta &5 bales; exports coastwiss, ~ bales
aslss 400 balssi stock, 81 ,lsS bales.
GALVESTON, February G.-Cotton heavy
good ordinary, 1910; net receipts, 65e bales;
exports coastwise, sos bales; sales, l158 bales
stock, 77,574 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
ADMINISTRATOR Notice.

HAVING been appointed Administrative OF
Ii the estate OF Ed. A. Beecher, deceased, at
the present term OF the Probate Court Of shell
b. County, this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to file the same with
me or my attorneys, within the time allowed
by law or the same win be barred; and all in
debted TO said decedent will please come for
ward and settle al once, or suit Will be tnsti-
tuted against them.
MARY A. BEECHER.
Luke W. Finlay and Edward L. Belcher, At
torneys, feb25 tue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28

At Raleigh, North Carolina, Tuesday,
while the kuklux amnesty bill was being
debated in the Legislature, a Republican
member caused q sensation by relating
fresh details Of the brutal murder of Sem
ator John w. Stephens in 1870, as OBJ
tanned by him from the sworn testimony
of one Of the murderers. These disclos-
ures had bad effect on the passage Of
the bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
ESTABLISHED 1910.

James E. Bailey, of ClarksviIle, and
John w. Head, of Gallatin, Judges to
sit with Chief-Justiee Nicholson in the
Supreme Court of Arbitration to try, by
consent of the parties, the cases pend
ing In the Supreme Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28

A socialist insurrection is reported
among the peasants In the Russian
provinces Of Vol, Hyria and Podolia.
The insurgents are said to be numbering
their opPonents and plunderipg and
burRing propa9ty. The fores OF Russian
troops Hent to suppress the s}usarrsctisn
were defeated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28

WE are prepared to furnish ear
w corn from natboats at any point on the
Mississippi river, between Memphis and New
Orleans, at New Orleans prices when deliv-
cred. A. Il. MORTON & Co,
No. 10 Magnolia Block, corner Union and
Front streets, Memphis, Tenn. feb7
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DIED.

BALDING-At DevsIls BIud, Arkansas. on
the 18th inst, Mrs. ANN ELIz ABETH BALDING,
beloved wife of James 81. Balding.
MORDKIE-At the residence Of P. Capurro,
in this city, Thursday, 9th inst, Mrs. CATHE-
RISE MoRDKIE, aged forty years.
The funeral will take place from No. 354
Font street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon at half
past two O'Clock. Friends and acQuaintances
are respectfully invited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
H. 3. s. WILLIAMS,
Attorney at Law,
Omee-NO 10 Union ST., Lee BIsek,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Strangers and Young Men.

VOU.are cordially invited TO visit the Read
i ing-Rooms of the Y. Nj. {. A, at No. 10
European and American Weekly and Daily
Papers and Periodicals. Open from to 10
p. m. week days, and from 2 TO 8 D m. Sabbaths.
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OPIUM AND MORPHINE
HARIT CURED TlREEDIATRLY

Rz pr. Becks only known end sure remedy.
NO CHARGE for treatment until cured. Call
on OF address DR.. ]. c. BECK 1I2 John street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. no3OdAw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication of Kill @
i winning Lodge, No. 81, viii be held w
this (FRIDAY) evening, February 29th, ~
at o'clock, for dispatch OF business.
All NJ. MS are fraternally invited.
BY order OF r. CREIGHTON, W. NJ.
LOUIS CZAPsKI, Secretary. fe23
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-28

III the MINISTRY. "A cnauge EeeLn5 lHl'
minent. A revolution is feared.
A General WhfteWRsh,
NEW YORK, February 27.-It Is stated
from Washington that the resolutions
for expulsion will not prevail, for want
of two-thirds majority. Mr.. Buffers
substitute, denying the Jurisdiction OF
Congress, will probably be agreed to; II
not, resolutions of censure will easily
pass.
Heavy Seizure of Struggled Property.
New YORK, February 2.-Twenty
thousand dollars worth Of lace, silk
and worsted goods were seized to-day on
board the steamship Silesia, the proper
ty of passengers, who were endeavoring
10 smuggle them ashore.
Fatal Accident in a COllIery.
PHILADELPHIA, February 27.-John
Carney and Patrick Quinn were burned
by sulphur, in the Daniel Webster col
liery at Shamoken. Carney died, but
Quinn will probably recover.
si,s6O, 900 SuspensiOn.
LONDON, February 2z.-Messrs. Mar
shall & Sons, cotton spinners, at Stock
port, have suspended. Their liabilities
are two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds. The suspension was caused by
the bad condition of trade.
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