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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-06
TIE BAE AND JUDGE HUDSON'S
nEATH

DEATH.
Elsewhere in our columns will bs
found the proceedings of one of the
largest meetings of the Memphis bal
ever held IN the city. More than one
hundred Of the leading members of the
profession were in attendance yesterday
at the federal court-rooms to testify by
their presence the profound regret
which the entire bar experienced in the
loss of Judge Hudson, whose sudden
death we announced yesterday. The
resolutions adopted but family portray
the spirit Of sadness, respect, and affec'
ton which characterized the meeting
1t is true that these resolutions are al
that a refined and cultivated COMMITTEES
OF gentlemen, called suddenly and
without preparation to the task
OF writing them, might graciously
offer as an expression Of the
sense of the meeting; it is true that they
are admirably drafted, and say and
mean much in a few words; but he who
would fully enter into the spirit Of the
meeting of yesterday should have lis
tened to the tributes, sorrowful, respect
fuI and tender, which were paid at that
meeting by the ahlest and best lawyers
Of Memphis, to the memory of Judge
Hudson. They were the spontaneous
OutgrOwth Of appreciation for combi-
nation Of kindly virtues which made
the deceased beloved by those who
knew him-beloved as a man, honOred
and esteemed As an upright Judge. In
our issue Of yesterday We gave brief
review of the career in Memphis of the
lamented dead; to-day, in speaking Of
zhe meeting Of the bar, had in respect
to his memory, and as the last sad act
of friendship in committing his ashes to
our mother earth, we cannot
but remember that Judge Hud-
son was a federal soldier, and
a federal judge, type of that political
aud sectional antagonism which has, in
times past, divided our country and inn
perilled our liberties; and yet, the most
glowing tributes paid to his memory
feE from the lips of southern
men and ex-COnfederate soldiers. But
the other day the simple offering of a
Ee,v withered flowers, rendered by the
loving hands Of fair and gentle women,
was denied the humble graves Of the
Confederate dead, .sleepingat Arlington,
in the distant north. In no spirit of the
Pharisee, let US thank Cod that the
light Of brotherly love shines as itshould
shine, broadly and lovingly, in our own
sunny-land; that the dark spirit, born
Of the war;. has fed from US forever;
that the virtues that adorn true man
hood are ever passports to the esteem of
all true southern gentlemen, and that
We can revere the graves Of those
WHO sink 10 rest
With all their cUuntry's hOnOrs blesi,
whether they wore the blue or the gray,
or were born north or south of Mason
and Dixou's line. Glad are We to see in
the dark cloud which surrounds the
grave of our late friend the silver lining
of a fraternal affection, and TO know
afbat tie angel Of death came hand in
hand with the bright and better angel of
Deace and love, telling US Of united
country, and the coming Of that perfect
day when north and south shall alike be
the home OF the American citizen.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

OBERST-The friends and aequaintances of
Christian and Sarah Oberst, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral OF their infant
daughter, MARTHA WAsHINGToS, from the
Church of the Good shepherd, Chelsea, at
nine O'Clock this (FRIDAY) morning.
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DISSOLUTION.
ESTES, FIzER a co.
" RANCE C0mPzNY

MElIPHIs, TEN, J une 2 ls71.
~ The Annual Meeting Of the stockhoIa-
ers of this Company viii be held az tire Office
Of tie Company, Tuesday, July Ist, Prexs,
az 4 O'Clock pm. At this meeting Fifteen Dr.
Tectors for the ensuing year will be elected
jeS BEN. MAY, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE co.

No. 42 Madison street.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 4, 1873.
ps- The Annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Carolina Life Insurance Company will
be held at the Office of the Company, No. 42
Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn, on Monday,
June rs, 1878, between the hours of 10 am.
and pm, for the purpose of electing Fifteen
Directors for the ensuing year.
wAI. NJ. BROWNE, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAN0NIC N0TICR

A SPECIAL Lcommunieation of DeSoto. q
IA Lodge, No. 20, will be held thfsNNAT
(FRIDAY) evening. June 6th, at sN
O'Clock, for work IN the NJ. N. degree
All N. Ms are fraternally invited
BY order BUN r. PRICE, W M
r. w. SHELTON, Secretary. ieS
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Two negroes were killed and five
wounded at Keyport, New Jersey, yes
terday, by the fall of frame building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-06

Specie shipments from New York,
yesterday, one hundred and thirty thou
sand aollsrs.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Leila o
"A Scott Lodge, No. 2s9, viii be heldNA ~
this (TRIDAY) evening, June 6th, at s/N
O'Clock, for work in F. Z. degree.
AL F.C.'s fTaternaily invited.
By order a. F. DAVIS, ". N.
EDWARD GOLDSMITH, Secretary. je5
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THE JUDGE

OF Judge Alexander Rives, presiding
in the federal court, it is stated that
Grant will assign him to Chase's place.
know not how the rumOr gained cur
rency, but people here believe it, and
deem Judge Rives worthy of any posi-
ton. He is brother of the great Vir-
ginian, William G. Rives, famous, be-
fore my time, in American politics. The
judge is apparently about fifty-five
years Of age, perfectly erect, his hair
short and white, and so with his En-
glish whisker and Greeley hat. He is
most laborious and prompt in discharg-
ing his official duties, and his decisions
are quoted as high authority in the
courts of the Old Dominion.
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THREATEN THE JUDGE

asserting that if Driver, or any other
than Best were recognized, or, in fact,
If Fox did not conform TO his views and
suffer him to run the court, he would
bring down on OsceOla force of militia
sufficient to make him to do so. This
threat was met with the scorn and con-
tempt that it deserved by Judge Fox,
and Richards, finding himself fOiled in
his attempts to bluff, retired in good or
der to organize what proved to be a still
more ignOminious failure andinglorious
defeat.
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A SENATOR.

While was writing this there came
along, with elastic step and slender
form and white head crowned by a
Panama hat, another Johnston, a
nephew of those patrisrchs of whom l
was talking. He is one of the federal
senators from Virginia, and esteemed
most popular especially in western por-
tions of the State. OF his ability am
not prepared to speak. He is certainly
affable enough, recognizing each country
pumpkin encountered on his way from
the hotel to the courtroom, and as he
walks rapidly up the hill his would-be
competitor for the senatOrship, the ire
pressible, inevitable and eternal
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Boston, June Sin the Albion park
races to-day the first race, for horses that
had never beaten 1850, was won by
Winthrop Morrill,; best time, 2: 32a.
The race for horses that had never beat
en- 2: 80 was won by Bristol Bill; best
.
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THE COUNTRY

sxOVs in attractiveness. The mountain
sidee promise abundant harvests Of
grain, and this wild district becomes as
rich in herds of cattle ss the plains Of
Texas. / was amazed to hear farmer
say that he had seven hundred cattle,
and a neighbOr twelve hundred. But
Virginia is growing rich, and this por-
ton OF the State is rapidly rejuvenated.
OF this hereafter. D.
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FLANK MOVEMENT,

and came up in Richards rear in such
"form and force" that that hero imme-
diately wilted and iDeontinently va
mOOsed. Later in the evening, learning
that If he remained in town until the
next morning he was likely 70 see the
inside of OsceOla jail, when the Belle
Memphis came along the valiant youth
took passage on her for a more congenial
atmosphere. And this ended the last
on the liberties of our people
Let US hope it will never be repeated.
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SPRINGS.

rENHE above popular Summer Resort, under
L the management OF Mr.. ]. f. ROBINSON,
OF Nashville, Tenn, viii b. open for the re-
ceptiOn Of visitors on the 18th instan-.
BOARD:
Per month SIS 90
Per week ........ IA %
S-.-.-.- = ~
Children under twelve years and servants,
half price. Special rates TO large families.
Excursion tickets via Memphis and Louis
vile railroad, from Memphis 10 Burns sta
ton and return distance two hundred niles,
twelve dollars. Comfortable cenveyanceS at
Burns Station for the Springs, Immediately
upon the arrival of trains. Sleeping Cars
through
Trains leave Memphis at 3sG5 am. and 30
pm, and arrive at Burns Station at 30 pm.
and 2.50 am.
For further infOrmatiO ., address
J. +. ROBINSON,
Bon Aqua Springs, via Burn Station, Tenn.
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Drumming up few of his negro asso-
ciates, he made his way to the Ross
house, where Mrs. J. B. Hart (the wife
Of Captain Hart, formerly United States
revenue officer here) resided, and de-
manded from her a case of arms belong
ing to the State, and left in Captain
Harris charge last fall, during the raid.
Mrs. Hart, who has indeed big heart
of her own, refused point blank to de-
liver up the muskets, some twenty
three in number, and Richards fell back
on his threatening tactics again. The
lady, however, was firm, and assured
him that if he attempted to take the
muskets from her by force she would
call on the men of Osceola to protect
her and them. Sheriff Dixon mean
while wastnotiffSS of this
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CIRCUIT COURT.

for the trst time in many years, there
has been general shaking-up of evil
doers. Three convictions were secured,
after infinite trouble, by the districtzat-
toTney, and the parties were promptly
sentenced % the penitentiary by the
presiding judge, much to the surprise
and CONSERVATION OF, the law-breaking
portion of the community have
stretched my letter much beyond my
original intsntians, and as the Email
waits" / close abruptly, deferring further
information until another day.
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RnIIronsI EIecsions.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The stockholders
of the Chicago and Northwestern rail
road, at their meeting this afternoon, in
this city, elected the following directors:
r. P. Flowers, M. S. Sykes, jF., Albert
Keep, A. G.. Dulman, G. r. Marvin, h.
II. Porter. The number of shares repre-
sented was three hundred and seven
thousand five hundred and six.
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v nlCn IargeIy exceeds L1e nov Dusln
surance Company in the world.
The Society stands at the head of u
regards the amount of new business.
During the year ending December
TWELVE THOUSAND, covering nearl
being over SEVEN times the averal
which have reported, and exceeding
sum assured by them.
Experienced and reliable canvasser
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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-09
Avoid ouacks and lmposters.
No Charge for Advice and Consultation.

Dr.. j. B. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has madc
matter from what cause cause originating . Of Of how Nv
long standing. A practice Of 80 years enables
him n trent disease with success. Cures guar.
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a dis
tance can forward letter describing symptoms
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Bend for the Guide 10 IEedifh. Price 10 cents
]. b. DYo1sr, Md, Physician and sQygeo .,
l0i Duane st New York.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-25
q. S. PATENTS FOR.
MINERAL LANDS.
N. WEsCoArr.

HAVING JUST RECEIVED THE APPOINT
II i ment Of U. 8. Deputy Mineral snryevor
for the District Of Lincoln County, hereby Uiyes
notice to the owners Of mining claims and mill
prepared to execute the necessary snrvevs NJ Nv
quired by law, for parties who may be desirons
Of securing their claims by a patent from, ths %s
Government. All the necessary information a.
ed on applying to the above. At his o,sce ,~, ~,
Meadow Valley street. Immediately below the
Meadow Valley Dump House, '"o
N. B:-Mr. Wescoatt will continue to give HE
pest attention to mining surveying and enain.
0sAAAe' mr22.N
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in Phoebe, Lincoln Comfy
Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent. Debts due the firm will be collected nv
Sharles Clark, and all debts owing will be paid
old stand. Those who known tbemselves -,
debted will please come forward immedisteiv
and pay up and save costs.
Phoebe, February %, 1873.
CHARLES CLARK.
iIo-ooo SAMUEL KILLMON.
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BULlI0Nv|LlE DRUG STORE, .

"E BEG LEAVE TO INFORM ,"
w the public that we have this
day purchased the above named -
Drug Store at Bullionville.
ana I.;.h are are now prepared to furnish the public
WITH n az kinds of Drugs, Medicines, &c.
.. Al tnose who are indebted to the old firm,
contracted before this date, will call on us. and
we will receive and receipt for the ssme-no
one else having authority to do 80. We will
pay an debts upon presentation of the same.
mr'-lm JAMES ALDER & CO.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-25

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEv.
II ENTH Judicial District, County Of Lincoln,
State Of Nevada.
In the matter Of the estate Of W. H. Seals, de.
ceased.
Notice for publication, or time appointed for
proving will, etc.
Pursuant to an order Of said Court made on
the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1873, notice is here
by given, that
Saturday, the 29th day OF March,
A. D. 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m, Of said day, and
the Court Room Of said Court, at the Court
House, in the County Of Lincoln, have been ap-
pointed as the time and place for proving the
Will OF said W. H. Seals, deceased, and for hear.
ing the application of Henry Smith and Walter
A. Seals for the issuance to them Of letters tes.
tamentary, when and where any person inter-
ested may appear and contest the same.
Dated Phoebe, March Is, 1873.
tsEALl P. B. MILLER, Clerk.
mrle-td ByJ. n. HAxroaD, Deputy Clerk.
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Dissolution of Oopartnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- partnership heretofore existing between
Gill Pryor. In the saloon business, is this
DAY dissolved by mutual consent. All due the
he will pay all Indebtedness. --'>
CHARLES d. GILL,
G. NJ. PRYOR.
fiocne' Msrch 10, 1878 mrl2l0d
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

SUCCESSION OF MRS MARIE 4. CRYSTALLINE. OR
Eyssaeur, deceased, wife of A. Bazanac.
Second District Court fer the Parish OF Oreans
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
OP ELIZABETH PLATz. DECEASED
WIFE OF HENRY WEISER.
ny CHARLES &. FORrIER. AUCTION

DY CHARLES &. FORTIER, AUCTION.
Id eer-0ffice No. 81 Exchange alley.--SAl l X
DAY, April s. 1873 at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the
ST. Louis Auction Exchange, on st. Louis street;
at public auction. by virtue OF an order of the
Hon. A. L. Tissot, judge Of the Second District
Court foE the parish OF Orleans. dated March ,.
1879.
Second District of this city. III square No. u.
bounded by CustOmhOuse Johnson. Blenvile and
Galvez streets, designated by the letter A, and
measuring 36 feet inches 'front.' On Customhcuse
street by o depth and front on Galvea street OF g
feet inches, together with a.. the buildings ana
until September l, I875 with the privilege OF two
years more, at S3i month.
2 A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. In the same
square as the above. designated by the letter b
and measuring % feet front on Cust0mhousr
street bV 1G feet inches IN depth together N!tl-
all the buildings and Improvements thereon.
8. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. IN the salnH
square as the above. designated by the letter :.
and measuring q feet inches front on Galve|
street. by a depth of Gi feet inches together VIII
all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
g. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated i.
the same square as the above. designated by the
letter ID, and measuring q feet front on custom
h0,Is. street. by loo feet in depth together with a.
the buildings and Improvements thereon.
The whole according to a plan made by 4. De
Armas surveyor dated February %, 1873.
Terms-One half cash. and the balance IN SIX
and twelve months for notes secured by mortgage,
with vendors lien and privilege. bearing eight
per cent interest from date 20 payment; in case OF
suit the purchasers to pay NV" per cent lawyers
fees on the amount sued OD; :he buildings to oh
insured and policy transferred and the purchasers
to assume the taxes tor tie yeaT !8.a over ana
above their BIDS.
Acts OF sale before 4. Hero, ir.. notary public. a.
the expense OF the purchasers. mh6 20 apo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25
Succession OF JOHN F. MACK. JOHN MACK ET
AL. VS.. CHARLES MACK.
nY CHARLES e. FORTIER, ArCrO

DY CHARLES 4. FORTIER, AuCTlD-'
DAY March 25 1873, at twelve o'clock NJ. at tia
st. Louis Auction Exchange, on st. Louis street.
between Royai and Chartres streets, vii! be SOD
at public auction, by virtue OF judgment rem
dered ny the Hon. A. L. TissOt judge OF the Sc
cond District Court for the parish of Orleans. on Tie
twenty ninth of January. 1873, and signed on Il"
!. A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with tie
buildings thereon, situated III 'he suburb irene.
in square bounded by Roman. 81. Peter. Di.ealt
and Prieur streets: said lot - designated ny ~.
letter a, and form. the corner OF Roman and
Preur streets. and measures :. feet inches mont
on ST. Peter street. bv dtptf. and front on Roma.
street OF 81 fe, . inches lines. ~
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND IN the sam.
suUare designated by the letter Z, and measuring
81 feet inch lines front ST Peter street. - feet
inches b line. Oh th" rear .ne, ,. rect . inches
lines on the line dividing il fTO lo' A. and tu Tee:
r inches lines on til" Inc closest to Freur street
according Z. plan o! j. 1" AThaS. dats" Hit..ni.'
rWG lots OF FGROUND situated il, frc Second
Distric. of this city. in the square bounded by %
leans St. Peter. Roman and !Iieur streets. des.S
mated al, lots { and d. Sad lots measure each, q
American. measure 81 feet 'I.e 'front.' Oh st. Pete!
street by depth OF >: tee. . inches line. he:""'
parallel lines.
"A LOT OF GROUND. situated in Sire subuISs
IRENE designated by thr 40. =. of square No. :.
and 3, feet frott en- tarold"c' wax al
y feet !. inches wide n II" i".T ~ d"pth'I :
feet four inches line On ~" In" dividing y iro.s
10. NJ" !. aad o; !i feet .n"!e' on ..' ..' '.' -
IL" 4 ''?I. CERTAiH PIEcE OR Portion OF GRorE''.
with al. the buildings and Hpfor'm'EI' 'L.I,
situated i:.tie uep. Faubnur@ ,la'l@h: 81 y
cit.. in the square Ho.'ita ., L.ioA, ""1'''-'e
pr4-r.r and SoI,,.r... 5.Ir.'a. Sal" ir'r" "a
ground measures. % :r"nc' MEASURE, -. '''
inches front 81 S"ll.''. .. 80 '''' 49, 80 ' 20
.pSe-,5aif .[s b.'a..- ~ one an:"'b
years eq.aIl! fo' Iet's, 'I.'iG''. :" - core
enc, Of 'ei.5 and sp"cI.. i"G' .~' ~ 10 f''p'
,r+y .nId The buildings 20 ~ tH,IT"G tAd scpH %
.1lred 20! amount o! not"- '!L' "isn !p'i'5 irr0
,r,rrd 70 vendor 'i' ;,i'"t.7'.'' - "s''I!r" :" j.
arforIrt 80, ."h az 'v"' 'er ".n' 80 Ha',u'.t .
,o 70 be .. Z! - be- 7I'd Joy :, "'s' ~ :"u pave
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-25

pY 6. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN G. MON
I'D rose, Auctioneer-Offce No. 50 Royal street.
GL THURSDAY April 10. 1873 at twelve o'clock NJ,
~ the ST. Louis Apcten Exchange, in the basement
Iot4nda of the ST. Louis Hotel, will be sold by
iAblc auction, by virtue Of judgment rendered
ty 'he Hon. a. L. Tssot, Judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans, dated
I.bi uary o. 1913, and amended March D. lo'j, ul-
Ie"ting the sale Of the following described prop
tTty-
I.ALOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis
q ct of this CITY, II the square bounded by OLd
LEvee. DOrsleTe CustOnhouse and Canal streets
taviug ID feet inches lines front on OLd Levee
ktTeet, front UOTsiere street. by TO feet D
inches il depth, together with a four-story DTlcK
t'oI". No. :. This property IS sold suhlect 10 d
ease ending thirtieth of September 1874, at the
Tate OF 1921 66zl per month-say $500 Ier annuIn.
, 4 LOT OF GROUND, situated in the same dls'
go: N the square bounded by Old Levee CONT NJ.
10. and ChartTes streets: said lot having French
% feet II inches froEt Old Levee street
al which feet of sad front on the side toward Cohtl
greet have depth Ot u teet8 inches, ana the otheT
!! fee. Of said front toward 81. LOUIS street nave
,.I.h of AZ feet and finally u feet IL inches in
~Gtk on The year line; together with three-stoIy
tick store, rented to Mr.. NJ. Meyer at the rate OF
60 per month; wateTwOrks pI!Vy etc; =,
:: A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in the
f.iu. district. situated the north side OF Canal
CaTondelet. making part OF the square comprised
within Caroudeet walk. ST. Peter. Basin, st.
Claude streets; said portion OF ground measuring
:5 fee: inches front on St. Peter street, So feet
foHt CaTOndelet walk, 43 feet IL ches front on
Iasln street, and ~ feet inches Oh the rear line
laYa e. 20 ST. Claude street said portion OF ground
iprmng he corners OF ST. Peter and Basin streets
and Carondeiet walk: together with a two-htory
and attic brick store, containing three stores On
tie ground floor, and corridor opening on St. Peter
erect and ten rooms n the upper story and attic
M.'e:works cellar. privy. etc.
Terms Cash.
Acts of sale before Charles T. Sonat. notary pub
VIC at the expense u! the purchasers, including all
sbr taxes for the year 1872 due in 1873.
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