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BEST TERMS AND PRICES

on any Of these Machines an having the general
ageucy and dealing directly with the Manufacturers
large stock OF extras constantly on hand. Sample
Machines at FsnnimOre and Boscobel Do not buy
any Machine unless EStras are Kept close at hand
linz OfHO SHRALER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
Farm For Sale.

Tbe undersigned viii sell his farm Of 200 acres, in
the town Of Ariyille shout two miles south OF the
Village. Over Ice sores weil fenced snd in hign
state ofcultivation good besrtng orchard and gVe
living springs 90 the land-one spIug within four
rods Of the hose One 40 has spriag creek RAINING
across one corner with good N seat On it, and
about SIS acres Of permanent valley eAdow There -
a frame dwelling house sud 'rame barn, With COW
shu,is Piesty of timber for sill purposes,
and first rate cattle range The prize per is
sd amp.s NE given ca part otthe purchase mon
eg For Terms aud parcu iars. address.
4. r SPRAGGEN,
satnI MitviIle Wis.
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60 -Four WISCONSIN papers are

"a. Four WISCONSIN papers arc
saed for libel. The WinneeoDDe
ne,n both the Chippewa Fa Is paI ers
and the viroqua Independent 1t is
stated that AIt'y. Gen. Sloan holds
a 500. 100 libel suit over the head OF
tel lSalkee Seattnel. The thing
seems TO be epidemic
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

Iowa Co., IoA., PATRoNs.-The
Changers of Iowa Co., loa., have
erected at Marengo, the county seat,
an elevator capable of holding $4,000
bushels. At meeting Of these Gram
GERS at Genoa Bluff, lately, resoIn-
tons were passed that they would
make purchases from, and deal with
those first, who offer the best and low
est priced articles; through the proper
agencies; and that they deem it abso.
lulelv necessary that all Changers
should unite ana concentrate their pnr-
chases, as far as possible, SO as TO en-
courage those who offer the order &C
ceptable prices to continue their deal
ings with them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
IRON AND STEEL.

which is used nearly exclusively in their construe-
ton can make them Are Light Draft THAI any
ordinary team can handle thea any kind OF land
Are not rs likely TO upset wagon sid ing
ground. Are easily raised and lowered to any height
desired Viii The M,chue i. AT work; easily managed
and adjusted in eyery respect. Are a stiff bar one
wheeei Reaper and . flexible bar Mower, with some
decided
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
Farm for Sale.

The undersigned Will sell bis farm Of 6o acres, on
sections - snd 5lone mile south of MI idS Posi- V-
6ce-lu the OF Fennimore. l2o acfes under cut
tiyati0n balance tiTber. we'll wateTed aud fenced
Good bulldogs the premises. The farm Is vel 10
ca.ef the main road ieadiaE 10 Lancaster good
school within quarter Of mile. There Is also
WONG orchard - 30 trees. Price So per acre For
further particulars cali on the subscriber on the
premises. G. + SANbLEBACh-
Nt Ida Jan 50, 1874. 4am3
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ssrMrs. Belya A. Lockwood, al

ggMrs. Belva A. Lockwood, at
torney at law Washington City, Is
knocking for admission to the bar OF
the Court of Claims. Chef Justice
Drake, who has examined the rules
governing his court, finds that all ai-
torney who wants to practice there
must be "a man of good moral charac
ter" and hesitates to admit the aspi-
rant forsenic profits II not admitted,
Mrs. Lockwood intends to have Con-
oress reconstruct the court,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
KIRBY
Reaping ) Moving
Machines.

Comprising Single, two VIII eled Mowers Independ
ent one wheeled Keepers Combined Reapers and
Mowers either as Sell 1r Hand Rakers, both at
tachmeBts with each MachiLe parties may desire
complete variety OF Machines which all
Of Farmers select Machines est suited their
wants. So simple that nsbody not accustomed to
running and operat NJ Machines will have trouble
In Ing iLem They are dnLable and strong
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

The Sioux City J0nrnai says;
It is reported that the Wisconsin
Wnnebagoes are SO much dissatisfied
with their new location in Nebraska
that some of them are starting out on
foo, for their old homes. A gentleman
who came in Wednesday on the Cen
trail road says he saw number Of Tue
reds, men, women and children, about
seven nils this side Of lie Mars, ahd
was told that they were from the Win
nebago Agency, in Nebraska, and
that they were on their way back 70
the Badger State. They had thear
baggage with them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

THE OaIo WHI-KEY Wharf.-The
New York Herald, in an editorial re
ferring 10 the women 6 movement IN
Ohio. says:
at may be conceded that it is no
greater harm for woman to kneei
On the sidewalk than for her husband
70 take his ease at full length IN the
gutter; while sticklers Tor propriety
may amuse themselves with ponder-
iog over the self sacrifice OF the wom-
ca who venture en- the one IN the
hone of saving their lords from the
other The dead weight OF
this business fail, almost entirely on
the wives. and mothers, and daugh.
ters. and sisters Of the land. To
hundreds Of them the money that
goes into the Iiquor-deslsr's I'll is the
price Of bread or blood. Every doll
lar spent in the ram shop means de-
ntivarion and de- tutiC FOR the wives
and children Of those who drink.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
G. d PETTYJ0HN
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
AT PETrYJouN-s MILL.

Y HAVE lust started Blacksmith Shop at PETIT :
4 Johns new Flou-Ing Mills II miles northwest II
Patteye and miles east Of Lancaster, and an pre-
pared to DO all WORK in my line
Price for work S. 90 span for shoes; 20 cts
for setting. -
I5tf JOHN WILKINSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

a-Dantiog is RAPID y going out Of
fashion 10 Europe, because it has be-
come 70 longer an art, but means
of a.rtiug, and men and women fed
they can firt jast as conveniently
and pleasantly in other ways. In
Eogland only youngsters continue to
dance, except on certain formal &C.
casions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

pYLAND 3 HOLLOWAY, BANKEH5 AND DEAL,
IL srs In Exchange, Lancaster. Wis. bns apa sell
Et.t4rp Exehtnze Gold aud Silver and Government
p4ttf- " also draw Foreign Exchansetn Is Francs
ana rhtlers, on Britain. France and Germany. Aso,
usrticaar attention gIven To the payment u
-aftvstlaus made and proceeds promptly Eemiitsa' !,
..urs t.lips 81 ali denominations Tor sale 9e-7+
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rErupuREy& CLARKE. BAEKERS. BLOOMING
III ION. vs. Buy aad sell Gold aud Governments
Bou8s All Eastern Exchange. Prompt attention eis,
Is IL t6ls.tiaus ~ ali points. and be payment 81
SO. Dspasits rec eiyed ard loans negotiated Ad
v.ac.s IS ia ppon approved securities lntefesd a.
J I'd, special deposits NJ best current rates. So-f-
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and seemed to burn in the soft, white

bUIU, "
flesh.
Before she could speak or stop him,
he hurried from the room. The pleas
ant summer term" was over, and
the handsome, stately master" was
gone to return no more.
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Pettyjohn's rev FIGURING
MILL.

MY Mill Situated or the Big Platte six miles cas-
VA Of Lancaster and IL miles northwest Of Platte
Vile ia 10 excellent running order. l have
cured the services Of good practical miller who
has had twenty -e=rT- expers nee, and am pre-
pared 10 do att kinds Of work IN my line snsrt
tice and st reasonable rates. Give trial Salts
faetion guaranteed.
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DENTAL.
IIOTELs.

ptF t. COMES. DENTIST, B0s oBEL. Wis
IL Once over sawyer Favor store Caa DC lon on
ststlu. hours from A. till 2 M SV-'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

rrpD9g9A McOARN. BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN exchange and Government Securities, Platte
-sia wa Particular attention given to oilectons
sa frr. asss -,rugptiF saElsted % day o. payment
Rsl.r ~ Henry CleNs ( Co. " L. Edgerton' \ ! :
second National Bsuk Chicago, National Bank o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
GRAPE ROOTS FOR SALE.

rhs,e for sale tha Concord Grape root OF any age
or size desired Terms low After an experience OF
~ vsars in cultivsting the grape satisfied that
the Concord Grape the best adapted for this soil
and eiimste.
/ have also for sale ny pare native vines ,o~>,
Inns S0oN SSt''
Potosi. Wis March nth, 1874.
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pusHXsLL CLARK ATTORNEYS AND CoUN
-, + ,srn,.,a 3O-42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

u4RBEg ( CLgMEVTsOV. ATTORNEYS AND
ID 4unseIiors At Law Lancaster. Wis VIII practice
H. SID -r,te courts. viii buy aud sell lands. pay tax
81 obtain iaui p4rpnts bount.ss pensions aud Other
ciatals tcaiust the Government. 3V-+-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

IAHEs 4. DAVIS. GENRRALCOLLECTING AGEN
j and Conveyancer. Patch Grove. Wis. Collections
promptly attended to. References given. SO-47
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Is w. Il Rriti.h uofloE. having now purchased
.-i Ana new tarnished the above hote T. no" pre-
f.ref fs ascoI MEDIATE gue-ts with veil FURNISHES
r5,ts .s,d aired beds. and table wsll pfovldfd
't.a s,~p,sssa 30-33
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

,eIANpLER HOUSE CHANDLER PRoPRIE
! ~ Wta-vfllo. 1rant County, Wts an ful,4 PTS
,r,,h . ,gr4{ furnished table. clean and com
rtgta t.fS commeiious stabiiaE an attentive host
- ts provide fcr t}s comfort Of She puohe. ol-4-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

Jesse BROOKS, GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT
j AMI 'onveysrcer Bloomington, Wis, Tt!es inyes-
tigated and perfected Collections promptly attended
T.. References given when desired. 5l-4-
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ATTORNEYS.

RcHIE " BILL, ATTORSFY At Law AND
= G.nfraI Collecting AgerCy. Cfice In Na-hbHrh :
Block n.ia--t PlatteyilIe Grant 90, Wis III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

n,o,vtNgroN uOrEL. SINE WOoDH0UsE,
Ii pr.s-ist,r tsucce-sor to Mark Hsdsy Room
t8.tan yi. Fvefy setea tion paid {" guests Rooms
i ts5-s..i sc.l r and stsbtug attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30

H0.KEFELLER ATTORNEY AT Law AND
y notary Public Beoto~n. Grant Co Wis 5l-Sl
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MUSICAL.

IN TdEMUsIC TRADE NOTWlrHSfANp
- ne assertions OF interested parties. continue
..55pIy the people Of Grant s1d sdte aug eounflts
WIN til. best Piauo'. Organs and aeioeeaps Il rs
zaa1 IA the market FoJ prices sa1 81 Us St-
ss Walker. Lancaster, Wis S's
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BNK<.

I1rG-r Irrational SANK OF B0SCoBEL.G Ant
L IS Wis. II Meyer Cashier b. VI Coates Pres
sir.zfa,--B II Coates j. a. sarles. Edward Meyer,
Geo s. iiid- brand J0seph Walker Transact Gen
ar.l Banking Business, hay and sell Government se-
e8riti1. tIotd silver Bullion &c. Draws direct on
si tae principal cities OF Germany. England Ireland
Scotland Scandinavia France Italy. the orient ana
Australia Special attention given 20 the collef'son
# monica aud egacies In foreign countries PAs5eh
gar Tickets tor lnnan and Guyon Lines. 5i-t2
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ABSTRACTS.
AGENTS.

4 BsrRACr OFFICE F0R GRANT COUNTY. jos
4 eph Book Lancaster. once over the Bank @e-4i
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Teacher

1 UGUsT MICHAELIs. TEACHER OF MUSIC Am
n German. Residence Maple street enc door
.ast Of Ryland s Hollnvay's Bank. Sa-T
q con dsyi bsents ~s7t-di An c'sas.s srtfrs
M 10 NJ either oi1 81
al tas
- pastseuATs gss AsSsas g snssas cs Fs<1sA&, hs.
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II G. sNEGL0DE, CLAIM AGENT. NoTARY
y, Public and agent oT several ofthe best Life ana
F5re Insurance Com paniss IN tbs country ALSO IL
csnsed Auctioneer. usDess entrusted 70 him vii
80 promptly attended to at Cassyiile Wis. zi--S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-30
pIIXSTCIANS.

MA. n BARBER. FH1SICIAN AND SURGEON
II lancaster Wisconsin. 0fice 81 hts residence, os
st-it- hca , Allen Barber $. SlT-
M +. FALLgY. PHYSICIAN AND SURG EoN
~ aui Pension Examining Surgeoa, Lancaster: WIS
9hceover BAltwia's Hardware store. 50-4-
WV. Z sLoAr Nd. OFFICE IN HoRsTMAN,s
" Bloek, = fosr Sl-4St
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ID II PARs0 g, notary PUBLIC AND CONVEY
! Anesr, and insurance Agent f9r Hartford, Pho-
nix Httu tukee Mechanics, aud Watertown Fire In
.urance Com0anies-al safe aud reliable iustitutions
Lancaster, Wis. - =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16
COsGREssIoSAL REsUnE

The telegraphic congressional reports,
yesterday, were unusually short, and
embraced very little Of interest. The
action Of the house on the currency bill,
o. Tuesday, was announced in the sem
ate, and the free-banking bill was re-
erred TO the committee on finance. The
bill to provide for a new election in
Louisiana was resumed after the expira-
tion OF the morning hour, and
was generally discussed, and the
senate adjourned without action.
In the house, the bill to abol-
ish mileage 10 members Of congress,
but providing that actual travelling ex-
penses shall bepaid, passed. There was
3 good deal Of discussion over the
salaries Of employees Of the house, some
of which We're increased and some re-
duced. One item Of fifty thousand dol
lars for folding documents, was reduced
to twenty-five thousand dollars, and the
number Of folders limited to twenty.
Only two pages Of the bill were gone
through, when the committee rose and
the house adjourned.
The fLance bill having received the
signatures Of the president pro ten. of
the senate and speaker of the house Of
representatives, viii be presented to the
President to-day forhis approval. There
are No indications that be will with
hold his sanction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16
TURF SPORTS.

] New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE second
days races of the Louisiana Jockey
/ clubs spring meeting were run to-day.
/ There was large attendance of specta-
! tors. The weather was clear and pleas
/ ant, and the track in fair condition.
I First Rdce.-One mile and half, for
all ages. Club purse, $500; first horse,
Z 500; second horse, Sl00. Won by Orto-
Ian, by three lengths; beating B. F.
Carver, second; Tabitha, third; Colonel
Nelligan, Port Leonard and Nellie r.
trailing. Time, 2:44} In the pools Or
tOlan sold at $40; Port Leonard, Sll6;
Nellie r., S6S; Carver, S64; Nelligan,
$50; Tahitha, S44.
Second Race-The Louisiana stake
for colts and dllles four years old; S25
entrance, p o., with $1,000 added; second
horse 10 receive $500, and third horse
500; two mile heats. There were eight.
cen nominations; five started, with the
following result: Mary L., distanced;
Metah 2, 3; Fred Bonnabel, distsrced
Sallie Walton, 3, 2; Donnybrook, l, /.
Time, 3:424, S:444. Ia the pools Sallie
Watson sold at Sl60; Metah, Sl6O; Dom
nybrOok, $50; BOnnabel, $50; Mary L.,
$50.
Third Race.-One mile and three
quarters, for all ages. Club purse, $500;
first horse, S400; second horse, 800.
Won by Limestone, beating Captain
Hutchinson, Revenge and CarriIlgton
in the order named. Time, 3:l6k lime
stone sold in the pools at $500; Hutch
inson, S225; Revenge, SSl; Darlington,
S75.
NEW ORLEANS, April I5.--The
weather was clear and pleasant, and
the track in good condition.
First Race.-One mile; club purse of
Si0O; first horse, $3.50; second horse, $50.
Won by a neck by Quits. beating o U,
Chris. Doyle, Falmouth, Revenge and
Chief Engineer, in the order named,
Time, .46. Two false starts occurred.
Chief Engineer ran mile each time,
and was no where in the race. In pools,
Quits brought 500; Falmouth, $50; Re-
veDge and Engineer, $25 each; o u,
Sl7; Doyle, Sl3.
Secoyad Race-Mile heats, for all
ages; club purse Of $500; first horse,
$500; second horse, Sl00. Edwin Adams,
4, 2, ruled out; L.otta Moore, l, 3, 2, Fal-
mouth, distanced; Ortelsn, 2, l, l.;
Quartermaster, 8, 4, ruled out. Time,
:454, :4sl :493. In pools Lotta Moore
sold at $40; Ortalan, $50; Quarter
I master, 500; Edwin Adams, S5l Fal-
mouth, S4S. The first heat was HOn by
head amid great excitement. the
! second 10y three lengths, and tile third
by six lengths.
/ Third Rdce-Three miles, for sill ages; ;
I club purse Of 500; frat horse, $50; sec
1 ond horse, $3.50. Silent Friend won by
/ two lengths. Time, 5 ;4l4. Silent Friend
J was the favorite at five to one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH.


yTCKsBURG, April I5-Weather cloudy and
warm. River stationary.
LITTLE Rock, April l5.-The river is fall
ing, with lS1s feet IN the channel. Weather
warm and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, April l5.-River falling The
weather is cloudy. No arrivals or departures.
NASHVILLE, April l5-The river is rising,
with as feet 8 inches on Harpeth shoals.
Weather threatening. No arrivals or de-
partures except local packets.
NEW ORLEANs. April l5.-Weather clear
Weather clear and pleasant. River TO
inches above high-wateT mark. Arrived
Commonwealth, st. Louis. No departures.
ST. LOUIS, April l5.-Weather cloudy and
cool. with rain tonight. River failing slow
iy. Arrived Tom Jasper, Cincinnati Grand
Tower Memphis; Great Republic, New Or
leans; Capitol City, Vicksburg.
CAIRO, April I5, Noon.-Weather cloudy
and cool. with a heavy rain last nsghti
Arrived j anjes Howard, New 0rieans, 3 am.
RelIe Memphis, Memphis am; Babbage,
81, Louis, am; John f. TolJle, st. Louis,
10 ami. II. Bigley, New Orleans, noon.
Departed Arlington, Memphis, 10 pm; John
h. Maude, 81. Louis, midnight; James How
ard, St Louis, am; City of Chester, Mem
,,hts, 5 am; Belle Memphis, st. Louis, S a m.
John f. Toole, New Orleans, II am. -.
Night-Arrived Allegheny Belle, st. LouiS,
pm. Charles BOdmann, Cincinnatl,5 d m.
Departed Allegheny Belle, Pittsburg 6 pm.
Bigley st. Louis, pm. Theriver has risen ii
inches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16

FROM special dispatch from Little
Rock, in another column, it will be seen
That another political war is imminent
IN Arkansas. Brooks has been sworn
in governor, and Baxter has been ousted
as a usurper. 1t is nee iless to say
this unexpected movement will, for the
time being, interfere to prevent the con-
summation of the plans Of the Conserv-
atives and Democrats, who relied upon
Governor Baxter for fair registration
and election next fall. fnot prevented,
and we do not now see how, on account
OF the trade between Brooks and the su-
preme court it can be, Il e Radicals will
receive through this movement a new
lease. Of power in Arkansas.
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ernor OF this State, a demurrer to the
complaint was overruled and immediate
Judgment Of custer against me given.
This was done in the absence OF counsel
for ne, and without notice, and imme-
diately thereafter the circuit Judge
adjourned his court. The claimant has
taken possession of the State buildings
and elected me by force. l propose to
take measures Immediately to resume
possession of the State property and to
maintain my authority as the rightful
governor of the State. Armed men,
acting under that revolutionary move
ment, are now in charge of the govern
ment armOry and capitol buildings. L
deem it my duty to communicate this
state of affairs to the President.
| trust revolutionary acts may be
settled without bloOdshed, and respect
fully ask the support of the general gov
eminent in my efforts to maintain the
rightful government Of the State of Ar
kansas, and that the commander of the
arsenal at this post be directed to sustain
me in that direction. / respectfully re-
quest a reply to this communication at
an early moment.
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IN THE TOLLS.
A COlOred Rx-LaHmaker Convicted Of
Stalking" Volumes from Law
Library-HOnOrable Piles
Dishon0red.

Special to the Appeal
SARDIs, MISS, April 15.-Hon. J. H.
Piles (coloredj, formerly representative
from this county in the legislature, and
acting assistant secretary Of state, and
soon to receive the appointment as
chancellor of this district, was arrested
here to-day upon the charge of stealing
law books from Miller & Miller, lawyers
Of this place. He was tried before the
mayor and found guilty. There was
great excitement manifested, owing to
the prominent position of the accused.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16
STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
4 Ievg-Boat uapSized in Eighty Feet Of
Water thirteen Men Drowned
Caused by = CreTasse.

New ORLEANS, April 15.-The tow
boat Jay Richards, capsized twenty-five
miles below this city to-day at noon, by
the Belle Chase cTevasse, and sunk in
about eighty feet of water. The captain,
engineer and one lab0rer swan ashore.
thirteen l8boreys, twelve c0lored, one
white, eight from Constance and five
from the Nilleir plantation, were
drowned. The survivors arrived here
Tonight by the Mary Ida.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16
Thursday, 2Ist day Of May, 1874,

in front OF the entrance to the Chancery
Courtroom, on the west side of Second street,
between Union and Gayoso streets, in the
Greenlaw Opera Block, in the city Of
OF II am. and pm, sell at public outcry,
TO the highest bidder, for casn, the follow
ing described real estate, situated in the city
of Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, de-
seribed as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner Of DeSotO and Beale streets;
thence west on the north side of Beale street
eighty-One tSll feet to a stake; thence north
and parallel with DeSoto street sixty (6O) feet
TO stake; thence east and parallel with Beale
street eighty-one tSll feet to DeSotO street
thence south with the west side OF DeSSoto
street sixty (60) feet TO the beginning.
There is on said properly four 10 two
story brick tenements, and by the plan OF
M. A. and b. Myers said property has been
subdivided into four ti) lois, and I will sell
each lot separately, commencing with lot No.
4, and then lot No. 3, and then lot No. 2 then
lot No. l, or so much thereof as VIII be neces-
sary to pay the Indebtedness mentioned ia
said deeds Of trust due II. NJ. James, ana all
necessary cost and expenses in executingthe
said trust deeds.
By the terms of said deeds of trust the
equity OF redemption is expressly waived
The title is believed TO be perfect, but l will
sell and convey only as trustee.
apl6 e. NJ. HEARN, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16

TN view OF the fact that the location OF the
Il proposed Insane Asylum Is not yet settled,
and His Exoeilency Governor Brown having
decided 70 visit and examine the different
localities suggested, with n score Of scientific
experts; and feeling that the advantages and
claims Of Shelby county should be properly
presented, therefore call a meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce This Day Thurs
day nj .. ul., 70 take such action as the
exigencies OF the case may require.
A prompt attendance Of members Is re-
nnesfad. i M PETTIGREX. PIeaidenf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-04-16

Dio Lewis made a little sensation in
Boston Sunday by rising in his seat in
the Unitarian church and attempting to
reply to some remarks made by the
pastor, Rev. A. A. Harkell, rejecting on
the crusaders. Lewis's voice was drow wn-
ed by the organ, and the meeting finally
dispersed without a very serious row.