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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-02-13
The Civil Rights Bill as a "Black
Draught t"-Beath OF Mr.. Richard
Fletcher.


Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, February 12.-In the
Senate to-day Mr.. Torrens introduced a
memorial, asking Congress for an sp-
preparation to aid in the removal Of the
Red river raft. Il was made the special
order for tomorrow.
\ motion to adjourn On the twentieth
instant was tabled.
Mr.. Torrens moved that the Commit
tee on Federal Relations report back to-
morrow the bill giving the United States
jurisdiction over the lots in this city,
selected by the commissioners for the
site Of the postOffice and United States
CoWtrOoms. The object is to change the
bill so as to cover any alteration that may
be made in the location. A spirited de-
bate ensued over the minority report
from the Committee on Elections, but
resulted in the original ruling. The
want Of legal notice was sustained.
a petition from a woOden-legged
man, desiring the State to make good
the loss Of an artificial leg, sacrificed in
Pope county, was referred to the FL
nance Committee. After further unim-
pOrt2nt business, adjourned.
IN the House, after the regular routine
OF business. Mr.. Mcleod, Chairman,
submitted the following report of the
Special Committee appointed 10 wait on
the editors Of the Republican in regard
TO an mild admOnition) editorial, which
appeared in a recent number Of that pa
per: "Alr. Speaker-We beg leave to
report that We have performed the duty
required Of US, and have interrogated
Mr.. Price, one Of the editors OF said
journal, and the said Mr.. Price
refuses to disclose to your coqamittee
the names Of the parties referred to in
said article Of the Republican Of Februa-
~ / 1873" Evidently the editors Of tie
Republican do not stand in any great
fear Of the lawmakers. The report will
be called up on Friday, when there will
be any amount of party "dirty linen"
washed in public.
Alr. Furbush made an apology for un-
parliamentary language, ''infamous
har,n previously used.
One hundred and fifty dollars was
voted 10 pay the transportation to Fort
Smith On the body of the negro painter
Of the House who died last Saturday.
The Civil Rights bill was taken up af-
ter the SergeaBt-at-Arms had skirmished
through the town and brought in absent
members. The negroes held their white
allies square up to the black draught,
though many Of the latter kicked seri-
ously. Mr.. Kent, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Muir
ply, Of Pulaski, and, it is thought, Mr..
Warwick, all STaight-out Republicans,
viii 60 against the measure.
Mr.. Kent to-day made manly and
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Governor and the New Orleans,
jackson and Great Northern Rail-
rOad-Legal Advertising

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, February IA
Joint resolution passed the House Of
Representatives regarding the amount
of money paid to the Governor, under
the State law, on account of the New
Orleans and Jackson railroad, and calls
on the Governor to pay, by the twenty
fifth instant, the amount collected to
the Treasurer, he to set apart one hum
dred and fifty-five thousand nine hum
dred and sixty-five dollars for payment
on the Chickasaw school fund, the bal
ance to go to the common school and
charitable institutions.
A bill is preparing to regulate legal
advertising rates.
Mary Mcbride, in Jail for forgery, got
bail to-day and was released.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

telling argument against its adoption,
and If signs do not entirely fail II viii
be killed when brought to vote to-
morrow.
There is an evident disgust among all
honest Republicans at the rapacious de-
mands of the blacks, and it would not
be hazardous to assert that never will
another negro be allowed to befoul
seat in the legislative halls Of Arkan-
sas, he has served a purpose, and the
sooner he finds it out and takes ''a back
sea-" ," the better for him and the State.
Pending the discussion of the Civil
Rights bill the Senate adjourned, max
ing the bill the special order for to-
morrow.
Richard Fletcher, citizen of this
State since 1925, and long a resident of
this city, died this morning. Mr..
Fletcher was born in Hawkins county,
Tennessee, in 1885, and from 1872 to
1915 was a keel-boatmRn on the Tennes-
see, Cumberland and Mississippi rivers.
In 1S30he represented Pulaski county in
the State Senate. Next to Mr.. w. z.
Woodruff, senior, he was the oldest citi-
zen Of Pulaski county.
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IusoRvent Notice.

"AVING this day suggested the insolvency
n of the estate of Duncan Maclean, dec d,
in accordance with the order of the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Shelby county, in that
behalf 1 hereby give notice for all persons
having claims against the estate of said Dun
can Maclean, decd. to appear before the
County Court Clerk OF Shelby county. and file
their claims, authenticated in the manner
prescribed by Law, on or before the sd day OF
April, 1873; and that any claim not iled on or
b Store said day, or before an appropriation OF
the funds OF said estate is made, viii be for
ever barred, both IA law and equity.
JOHN b. CAMPBELL,
Executor Of Duncan Maclean, deceased.
January %, 1873. JaA III
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LOUISIANA.

New ORLEANS, February 12-At a
Lyceum Hall meeting this evening Of
members of both Legislatures, a propo-
sition was made by the Fusionists that
Legislature composed of members re-
turned by both Boards be organized.
The Kellogg members took the prOpo-
sitiou under consideration.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LNKHAUER-The friends and acquaint-
ances Of the late JACOB LINKHAUER are in
vited to attend his funeral this CTHURSDAY)
morning, at l0I5 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence. No. ISL Causay street.
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PARTNFRSHlP DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned, comprising the
firm of Royster, lrezevant d Co., is dissolved
from this date, by the withdrawal of +. W.
Royster; their unsettled business being in
charge of John p. Trezevant, who is author
lied to use the name of the Arm in liquida
ton +. W. ROYSTER.
JOHN p. IRRELEVANT.
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Garden Land for Sale.

rrEN ACRES, in high state of cultivation, on
i Poplar street turn pike, one mile from city,
known as PhiIier Place." for rent for one
year or a term OF years. apply TO Il. Dudley
Frayser, No. 7 Madison, or John S. Toof, No.
ssac F,g.,,t ufrsaa4 ke3
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
MASONIC NOTICE.

SPECIAL convocatiOn of Penn
"A Royal Arch Chapter, No. %, will be Ny
held this (THURSDAY) evening, Feb./V\
18th, at ~ o'clock, for work in NJ. NJ. NJ. degree.
All M. NJ NJ. s are fraternally invited.
By order G. q. LOCKE, NJ. K. II. =.
GpCretarV fei3
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In the Bar Association, Tuesday night,
Ia New York, it was decided to apply TO
the Legislature for law to regulate the
fees charged by public officials. In cases
of extortionate charges complaints are
50 be made to the grand jury against the
offending officers.
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TO CONTRACTORS.
bEoIlphis Masonic TemnIe.


WE are sparsd 20 furnish ear
w corn from hatbOats a. any point OF lAs
Mississippi river, between Memphis ana I.sY'
sretl A. r. MORTON s. Co,
No. 10 Magnolia Block. corner Union a29
Front streets, Memphis, Tenn. leof
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IRRELEVANT & co.

SUCCESSORS OF Royster, Trezevant q Co.,
y continue the Real Estate Exchange as
heretofore. at the northeast corner OF Main
and jefferson streets, for transacting general
Real Estate Agency. Oar Rental Department
will hereafter be in charge of Mr.. ". d.
McCalium, well known as a gentleman expe-
rienced in that business, and fully qualified to
be the successor of Il. L. Guion, Esq, whose
efficiency in that department gave such en-
tire satisfaction to our predecessors and their
patrons TREZE Want & co.
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DRIVATE engagements requir .ug my with
drawal from the firm of Royster, Treze-
want s. Co., beg to return my sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage extended to them
through the past seven years, and hope the
same will be continued as literally to Treze-
want & Co., their successors in BUSINESS.
fel3 f. W. ROYSTER.
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Party Dirty Linen TO be Washed on
HangmaR's Day - The Lie Taken
Back.
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LITTLE ROCK.

Work Of the Legislature Yesterday
The site for the New United States
Buildings.
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The proposed departure for Europe of
General T. Eckert, Superintendent of
the Eastern Division Of the Western
Telegraph Company, was made the &C.
casion Of complimentary dinner, Tues
day. at the AstOr House in New York,
by the Spperiutendents Of his division,
who assembled there for that purpose.
The General was lot apprised Of the
affair until he was escorted into the din
ing-roOms, where be found his aids as
sembled. After dinner a letter was pre-
sented to him, on behalf Of the Assistant
Sgperintendents, expressive Of theregard
and esteem in which be was held by
them, and Of the hope that his mission
abroad would be successful
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AUCTIONS.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
IRRELEVANT & co,
n Z. cor. Main aas Jefferson sts.


AT PRIVATE SALE
that central lot and well constructed Brick
Dwelling, belonging 70 D. c. Woodward Es0
at the southwest conner OF Second and Ex-
cDange streets has been placed in our hands
for immediate sale, and highly favOrab 4
terms VIII be offered 70 purchaser. as a prj-
vats residence, IL IS Cne Of the most desirabIs
in the city, in ali respects. Tie lot has a front
OF 70 feet on second by 18S5< On Exchange.
jail ROYSTEK, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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Large Bankrupt Sale.
$4,000 STOCK
AT AUCTION.
BY A. z. FrankIand, 1875 and 1877
Main Street Webster Block
Morning. Feb. Is. 1878,

lat Ten O'clOck.l
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS.
A full line of Staple Dry Goods, Piece Goods,
Jeans, CRlicOs and DOmsstics, a complete
stock of mems and boys clothing and furnish
ing goods, shirts, drawers and underyvs ar.
Mems, wOmen's, misses, boys and childrens
boots, shoes and brOEans, a splen It'd varte y,
many custom made. Also, notions, fancy
goods, jewelry, spectacies, snow cases aid
sundrtes. This being the complete stock OF q
large wholesale and retail 81 ore. country mer-
chant in particular viii benefit themselves
by examining stock and attending sale.
TERMS CASH.
By order Of ASST ignee-
feb7 A. Z. FARMLAND, AuctiOneer.
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DrasOnuTroN.

Dr9SOnUTLoN.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of
~ Peter Thies & Co. has this day, by mutual
consent, been dissolved. PETER THIES.
{. p. ANDERSON.
Firm, Peter Theis & Co., Gold and Silver
Platers.
Memphis, February il, 1879 fel2
New-York tribune., 1873-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

vYoRx Jan l0-BERvEs-Arrivs to-day u ears cate ~
munipaw making 1881 Monday, and 9gI of vac "s
sn s.rts in every direction sud fewer ee reported on toe
way, still further strengthens the NEWS OF dealers heIe ss.
bat the dhcnty OF getting with soneSha cheeks
tons The to-day sold, cars Tor ~ hor V %
ears By Toaey OF ewt, at tli0i2ic. - - c.
Coaey Meherson Voeer Co, 35 uin little llno. steers
Of No. 2c So owt and 81 Ohio for j. Holmes ote"I car
Sales Weeawfen cs,s arrived late Yesterday were cars good
Texans cwt at 0c Sc cwt. and cars Illinois ewt ~
With 100 KeDtucsy s2O B liIe, 81 ID y cEt, and car S d.
CALVES are doing better prime selections Of ossed Seng
at lie; large arrivals looked for on Monday -
SHEKP-Arvas to-day; cars at Communipsw 81 sna
same time last There change the market Judd Buck
ingham selling kl5 Ohio Sheep. y b atbIti 200 Of w 10 ao
79Gs3 u, at 6ic 2S Of ell b. at oss with Nv In0 20 3D.
Hume Elliot. sorda ear 1i3 70 Csnatas at sle
Kirby sold a Canada sheep iiSG5 10 a. oc' Jsl T
Kase Co. sold 200 thin Illinois u d. at &C. and y! oi ei 70 az T
HOGs-Todsy arrivals were 80 cars at foruebsL sel uo a.
Counrnw completing 80 1M date this week aglisst ~ ,e
dressed ranged 5id5 heavy 5t15 for IO
6ga6c lscd9O ID 6lc for 6o D and 1e for yg Wesrn
few pss reaching &C. Ege sold mixed weights averaging
$50 D. at SIC; 3csrs 100 10 5ic aud cars 40 70 a6c
BuYF.LO jan l0CArrLg-he receipts to-day were 9s he1o
sgn 2g6 cars tie tine last week Nearly Al were is ar
There sufficient aes 10 make qgotsne market H
weather will improve the msrke next wes
The only 80 Indiana oes ayeragn s at So 2e
mixed Averaging l5g 81, Illinois Steers averaging llO At
s5 G2,; ~ Ohio siocke averaging 9Is, at IS
total supply for the week thus 1860 bead against 400 bead for
the last week The naIE was tr@ Canada sheep sn
quality sales ls5 head Ohio sheep averaging sS d. So 6 head
Canada sheep aud lambs averaging Fb at St s7. 1873 head Michigan
to-day head making The total supply for the
week thus 20iO head against 1880 head or The sane tine ai
light weight hogs; 425GS4 30 for heavy hOgsi sales this aonng
2co bead Ohio hogs ranging from 100 70 $50 d. at s42'G$4
New-York tribune., 1873-01-11

e.lyuet receipts bssJ efpoo Greft Britain 9ss lsf
10 he epnen osstyse 13l bales 47 bses
noRIIE jan steady Good Ordinary ls> Low
Mddngs Ia;e i9icj net receipt, 100 basi
eoaNise G sales, 800 ba STOCK ti1l bales wesk
net reoeps IS 765 bales eIportsto Great s 500 bales be
EssayitIE jan TO- Cotton nomlus Low Aialnz. 7e weakly
recept bales, shipments 2Zl3 bales fioef go bales
LorsvlLLE l0Cotton quiet; hfaaags Di. reeepr7S
bales Shipments 625 bales = -. -ao1-,
PRoviDgycr Jan lOCoonWeek receipts, hl bales sats.
5000 bales; stock, n,500 bales .,,-.. a., 49,,
CHaRrEsroS jan I0-Cotton dali md nonna hddang 1870
net receipts go bales, exporseoawtse, 4 hsIes sales lo0
stock basj weeklJnct receipts ~ Daesi eIpors
Britain $50 bales to the Continent 1901 eas eoastSe
5y7t soles; sales. 500 bales. , ,..... ,
afs bales, ,hipmens 2C52 baes sock-s7J 12t bsl.si
1872 a. 5 bales yrecepis lS bale Tnens S'f eaiess
s,v,SS,T J,n p-colton duT; Ordinary. iTlc Good Or
Hoarv Is,c Low Mddngs, l9e; hddngs 94ei S.t reePs
S8 balss erporsto Continent 4i5 coassiss, 20 bas
.ss 500 bales; sock ,geckynet receipts, HS
STnoro Great Britain, k34 bales; % Tie ConuAsni, H9Ss
bales; eoastwse 1,l76 bales sales. II iJ bale. -
AUsUsrA l0Cottos quiet and sesoy hidanngs I& re-
I3 m baes. geeky-cepts aj 6ales; shpneos 3B bas,s
ssies s 10 bales; consom Pnon. 3l5 bales =.
Rosroy Ian 1a-CoOn dgh; Mddiur. 1te net receipts -
,ss. o $50 bacs stock $50 balesi vetklJ-
ns, r,esnts j bales; gross l3 bscsi sse< 100 bales
pm .bXiPBIs Jan. 0coon que kfddlngs, 2O weeriy-s
net receipts l0l bales goss, ios baf ,,,r ,,. -
coIUsBrs JAM Cotton qgeiI LOs Mddrgs lse sestr-
l9t bsies stock-ls7J 10 ~. hsss; 1872 1890 bas
sELx, jan TO- -Cor0HWsetlgRecep 2a4 bsles shipments,
CI5 bales. stock isTl 67l0 bales; 1879. l,t3t bae@
Cotton Scp- L.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-11
J. r. OSGOOD 4 Co.

There are few better gauges of the progress
a, American literature and taste than one OIL 'ne
catalogues of Messrs J. r osgoOd Go. We SEQ mere
rpecmen of the best work of our scholars ~'s' Suu
rocts during the twelvemonIh and affair specimen oi
the taste Of our people in reprints iroIh iortlsn
sources During 1872 the hrn iSsu'u' UeS'oes
- ,o,r periodicals and new editions oi
.'ario,s standard works, more than seventy new
xoumes embracing poetry, history. biography travels
,savs action &c Among the authors represented art
Ionrfolow. whittier, Bryant, Browning, IennySo
Reaae. Easake, Waiter Smith, Hawthorne Warner, II
n Iohpson Fields Holmes Bret Harte, DeForest Mfs
IeouoweDs Revere, TTowbridge, Bayard Taylor Nis
whitney SAKE, Leland, Flags Fiske Haze Cranon ~
"a NAM others and of those we have mentioned
nj but i've are Americans.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-11
Continued from Third Page.

firmly 27,e quoted 29d29c
Crude bulk quiet lo for spot and loe for uur hspoha mac
dive and nominal at 9l6c The Greek quotations for spot were
o. Upper and So 30s2 IS FOR LOser 81 20 At Oil
City In Philadelphia holders continued d at 2e for future delivery
RCE steady with sales casks Carolina At GStc Io bags
Rargoon Al 81 d7lc. .o,
sUGARSRiw Sugars remain qnet with Fine 70 Good enae
auoe AZ a No IL Bor glc HE last embrace 100
hd ST. Jigo ocey goods DE- and O) ba Pe,nam9aeo Al w.
Refined s1yaS seliy Soh Wbite lalllci Hads IIt1Hi
SEEDSCoyr In far demand for export and n AZ st %
Prime; sales Of $50 DC for Fair gle o Prme aou w Of
Timothy quiet steady at 80 25a 50 So . a.,
TALL0w moderately active and frm sales Of 'eoO 10 " 'i~
for Pair and 9,c. FOR Prime - . .,~,o.- -.
WHISKY fairly active sud erueF sales Of $40 bo& at ~Gi eO@
Ing at s5.e
New-York tribune., 1873-01-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HURDPRAN NARkETs.

Lovpox jan lol m-Cousos opened at a2i6s2i for
and gIdglI for United States ver"suy bonds o3s
Old 9Jl 5o7s sJi FOres si New Fve' oi Ene Railway
fSSSSIonr jan 10, mUnod Fve-Twuy bonds opened
at 96t for the issue OF 1852
PAR Jan lOa mRentes opened at 50 francs 95 cermes.
LIVERPOOL O-l0:30 mCo0n 0pened gust aud ssady
MdalnQ prands lOdlOid Midng Orleans l0GlOid The toa
bee 81 loo 900 bales including 1000 for export
an O on speculation The port 10000 bales Including
The receipts last report have been bse
Actual 5000 bales Ihe stock
port 2i1 900 bales including y3O American
LIVERPOOL l0- mCoou quet and steady sales Of
Cotton shipped Charleston December aud January
at 9ld.
LoypoN jan iO The for the Stock Exchange
than the Bank England rate by
Ere Railway shares 5Os.
LIyRnPooI Jan lO2 D. m-Beadstyf dull; Wheat, 26d
1911 u GENITAL for California White and 49, d3J for Club DO
Corn % 3d236 quarter Flour, 296d30i bbl for Western
Canal Peas y quarter Canadian. Tse OF Wheat at
this port for $50 quarters ncnng
American Bacon Cumberland Cut Cheese o5
grades OF American dne. Lard, 5II9 A. cgt
LoSDOF IO2 mRe6ned Petroleum. lot ds0td e gallon
Tsos, i4i6 y ew- ,.,
LosDoS Jan mThe Of discount for three months bills
in the open market 6 per below the BanE England rate
ConsOs closed unchanged bue Railway Aa
49t.
PARIS JAM l0-p m.-Renes closed at 5SL s2c.
mThe market and Fabrics
quiet The Of Com AZ this Tor the
past have been 1900 all Of which Nee Ameesn
Petroleum I4d5d y gallon for Spirits and Id Tor Rennei
Jan. l0EveningBcon. J 2 cSt Tor Short Rib
Middles Spirits Turpentine, 4iibdi9i = cSt
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rrer ges0ts RGHrodds ..
l02 Beeswar 22 bales Cotton 38 ptgs DRIED
Copper bbl Eggs 9sl3 bb Eo1[ 100 boil, Corn Sei
bush Wheat lush Corn, 27950 busb Oats 3oQ bush
Barley bags Grass Seed bags F,Ieed zoo 6bs Beans ba,
Hops 10 bales Hemp l67 Hides n bi Hides 9s sides Leasher M
Leather 29 bags Peanuts 100 b Pork 25 pkgs Cut hes
Lard 43 Dressed Hogs 5 pkg Stesnn s4 pkss pGIe
Cheese pkg Taow 800 pigs Starch l99 pkgs VI Oat
9 pigs Tobacco 81 hhds Tobacco 50 ob WHISKY iS
lrs Wool.