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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES NAIL.
SEw AMI FULL-POWERkp SIEAhSHIPa
fork SATURDAYS. from Liverpool THURS
DLfS. al Cort HsrDo- each
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Mare5 Is at 300 D
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Apn T. at 7OOA
ADRlATIC. SATURDAY April IL al 1880 o.
BALTIC SATURDAY. April Is al 700 a.
OCEANIC. SATuRDAl, April %. l23Op
Whir Stsi D0ct. PaVouia Perr. !srfer CitT.
Pss,eue all clss>e uurvSed combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
kaoohs stattro bstarOsnA IN ndhp SEE
where A SHf.eOh Ab nowardes sooonpAss
nese
kATESsaioop $50 goa. Kearn Tickets, $40 sob
ego. Or rsJds ht Old Country
b4yl eetacai-s $40. eaTfenss
PsDspee1 hooked 70 hft % AI<noA PAin hsBDap
NoTHsy. ass les. .sig. -.uk AIa liza 81
Drafts 'fSa ~
Iifts 30 ~ . Na.}yf4 T. J. 'OkiJs. brhi
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NAVIGATION OPEN TO ALBANY.

TIE PEOPLES LisE OF SfBAMEhs,
DREW" and ST JOHN" - Albsiy SAf.
URDAi March II, A. ~ H. Causi caanHc
10 svs dsiy tsaadys eAcepe) Freight rrcrvsj
U,us kvta East. West
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STEAMBOATS, ano RdrIro11s

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
Station in Zoo. Is. Connects 1 sonsrTn. va
South Branch To.Sn Junction " rela.afs Lasas.as.
Dy,on also vim Lehea vslci Ralo, bret Tine % Brn.ear
s s..s'''' and the Wet ''o to Central r''''' and S'i'
Commencing Dee !, lS73-LeaVe New.Yors as follower
6i5 m-Ssw, rsA,s for k.O, 6e., Bath Ale'ssD
8 a MAY Tran ior Pi,iasSf ii''' 0'''"''1 A
wiiesbsre Pston n,hsnoS CITY 81 Carmel H1eo Isss
Is al IS %c. Ss o'''' Junction A DEL
mMonsiso RrpREss daily Except sund'y for Eaen an,,-
town hin:oSr ans n e "S s eoIase a. sg9 rs t r,%os
Io:3oA m-wy Train for somernr,
i24S bS, n NIsTS1 5@SS% E,'o1 Bath Asns.
s coa%S. Hancs.tsr' spaIaia Poe, arsurs g. "'''
2s9 Wy 5[na for E,s,os AIeato"a, nai eslvaes
T,,9 S g kSo arSoro 20 M'oA Chunk Coz
$40 . n-@s, Trais SoT.rnGs anu F.eaus'oA
SPY5 p m-Ga ~ Fam an for Piaiasclt
%-EsssSS EIPEss dI, for Ei,on BsJoe Anor'
81 St-w:, Tram for sc@sr'iis.
SSiiSSS S:! rT..s I, ,1 E.;,se
+: EgS'iq 8 5iS SO 7:sO sts $50 70 i %
40 4:45, BIS 500 5:i5 6. $40, 6io 1915, 80 sl5
'I0 lV'0O' iii' R. & KICKER, suOt and Eu,
H. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Ass"L
ERIE RAILWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
~ hEHr Of Train. taking effect January H. 1874 Prom cAan'
800 !. mcHaansa aud cSIeaso D,y Express, Dr.vssaOou
%Ss5 ms.a sra n Tor BC .n s. Fall. s..
70 m tDaiyl-p,ciac Rrpes. to Sleeping Co.cb.s
through TO BaIao, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit aaJ .boss
change.
Pon JeT, 90 600 1000 and 1915 40 1850 ,ni
Mld9ie,erp, 500 1880 800 1880 end lO1s :4s
t toSU.e. S With and o,Tseo aS,a r.. road
G GSaSsS 900 s 300 IN. io5 S and os n $780,
'sS, .b an Is5U :9d 1915 $3.50 and ADOBE
War.cI 500 lO.45 a. n. an 4;3O p a, 49,
sudeD, 20, Gao tsSO 1850, aud lJ;4o NJ ''so D o.
'V Rssswoct HdhofS., Aae,d.s ,ud Rany' 70 SO
P.yr.op IS $40 7. J. $3.50. 10 1890, lO46 lla.
A. M IL noon las, 3l5. 3:+o 40 6l2 D. $50 y.
SID 1880 a.d .li:3o NJ and u Sc 1riav niss o'
ana N. 40 n m and II SATURDAY oats only. - - -. ..
Rsberfad PARK aud Pais,c 90 ie.5o ~ Io:o" 10
Esise Haesensss Wa s. Slo, AM f54a M, s. T. D,
and 6 D. m IL Saturday nzhts onIJ: - Al. ,oo
Fpgerooi 5 49, AID $50 30 3lj, AIS, 4t9 $50,
$50 Il 46 and l2 SATURDAY nsbs 9nN oo
Gre ssI g. 49, ADD $3.50 1880 5l1, 49, $50 $3.50.
and t7:45 m and IL ssturlaT nights o1H, - a.. .,o
Epakhin g. 8. 10. sBd $50 $50 5:l3, Alo $40 o3o
$50 t7t5 and ~ sa'ut agoS on, On ot, 1A6 An
C3O t745 o. n. ans IL Sa:urlay lghEs onH;.
spring valley and Way. and $50 4fo p M - 49,, -.
NorE-Trains leaving Ctanhsrsst on even uN 49, t....
Cbapbet on quarter ri Il 80 mna &c sAIsi-
Bost, leave Twenty hJst 1880 and llSO y NJ, soaeec-s
ChamDesst at same houl lie " Abs ~
mi trains start from ChmberssL only o.-,-.
ese oT and Tor Room ana sepof
Coaches be obtained and oriers for me eheeHa3
may COmpanTs oioces-Efl 90 ah %
Brcsd One-hundred and twenty hiIn-st sno
Court St Brooklyn 81 the onpays peDOs Add 81 Assas We
Ph1@S'i IN ~, tsundau Only.
JNO. N ABBOTT, Gensrsi Passenger Arent
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Gonnlrn Real Gointc tor Sale


A MODERN HOUSE, fine stable, over three
's dt. o,,, VII. !, f Tsa pRRsiS Isl ios
NENTKAL-AVE. - Twenty-Iourth Ward,
~ south Of WooTn Of wisas9Ids fl',ei s ,oua1
se pseSaser S, ne owner $50 Tdi eoTa lllh
NOITNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-A delightful
y situation about ~ miles toTa rom . ~ s i , u &
lance railroad Steamboat one hours ue 70 luton 4o
S9 OF ie aud resi ba ami poultry h'a Apply at No
52 East Tcothst
HrcTBlrfT and well located PROPERTY
sSi r,T for ssTB RENT; house IL rooms stable
i'rce lot dled With ff 1905 terms cay j. g. fHhhAA Iel
FACTORY PROPERTY for sale or to lease,
At Hunters Point L. L. fronting 90 ts 5, We 10 o,'
with uanes and she'll, Inquire Of A. J0URShAt o. L211lT-s.
IGOR SALE-On Rarltan-aye., New-Brunswlck,
aal lawn good Sa'eri Price ~ n tSPb5yRERGH % w.
NOR SALE, to Close an Estate-A first class
eran or Iary Farm hout' ea AsE.iot CITY 70, pr
teulsls apply to cHAs W %ARD ,el'''N H. OF BENZ
EOR SALE OR Observation-Disclosures
ing roreny h'fwag between Nes,forA 'ai pMalPli On
canal arl railroad VIA dotA aad stia.i 4o9o Se'1 93 Ps
nor SALE -FOUR FARMS in DUCHESS
Comfy on ne Of :. T. D. am s iV Sy rom so 70
81 9[,,s ani saT Adde'S T. r TioaPSoS Pine Plu,
TOR SALE-In Orange County, New-Yor!5S,
4 FARM III loat 200 acrs, SswJeey Mdani RrroN ~
mil from Me-
so.es schools eaures &c large hoase barns am o'n oaay'
viii Keep title cash relliei terms easy Fo ,4nef
rarcus address W. CUNNING, SeN-nnp'on Orange C99ui'
or appl, BENJAMIN DCNNisG lesr Tue pres'' a. "e''
town. Orange County n I.
ELUSHlNG PARK LOrS.-Notice to the
A. , Eayes r. 9! Lott isssf be a %SS' anu ''' '
Lott on Burng $500 each Bovine and Robnon'
ave. 500; Unon.svr Mlnt $500 First second and Flint
ais $50; OH corner t 500 Zoe Trustees cnlracng
for The introlgn Of SAFER. Flushing will sho.g possess al ne con
yaaeaces eaoI Maps clu Be bad A. HIIIiCOOhS REAL
ESTATE Headquarters, l39 Thrave
MARYLAND FARMS-,28 per acre upward.
vi Catalogues free n. r. CIAMBBRS FelerabOrg, NJ
VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
near smyrna Atrass FRUIT, Breniorl o. Delaware
WHERE AND HOW TO LlVE.-Important
W to al. couten pang country homes pamphlets seat nee "a,
built; alsO f ale TO let Aie HUBERT
PRISON, Architect l9l BroaiwaT, o. call at 6l oer,ist
C1Nn LOTS at the famous GARDEN CITY
ID lUO PARK immediately sUonng dr ~ l. ste warts sgan
ne erteprse lcf Get Wl examine with vcs 10
residence the hethest 70 be ound Goa
u mlrs; to Inf'yolttht
sEubrb, is. Pour o 100, payable 80 noliy of
one lot PAYABLE - per month Ryery woman 6oT AM
ever coae property aud BE- convinced OF rs "a ~.
Maps ireo al IITCHCOCKS REAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS,
| 439 rhrtaye, near fhirteth-st
| T'HE PLANS FOR CHEAP COTTAGES, for
witch SeaJreT Ial Soel, offered premiums are
pu6s this DAYS hEAlh EEhh TElblHE-O sale IN count
| ng-room. cents per cow
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5IHE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR APRIL

" 49, hS TIE AEW-YCRK TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
gteambcats ano Railroads.

RRiDGEPORT and all points on Housatonic
- Railroads Pare 81 LAURA is dseoa
uuusi Bsht Ncv-Yor.. boat from bridge
port. Steamer BRIDGEPORT a. before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA, RUTLAND BURLINGTON MONTREAL, sa1 ali
heb West Passye 81 80, and like rsiucon 10 al
points The steamboat,
sUNNlsiDR and POWELL,
leave Dali Sstardays eIcsped) at SUNDAYS IRON
Per ~. y. n
Central Rensselaer, aud Troy Boston aud
lug railroads Isoath tickets soh baggage checked to destination
IlI.E n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
CSITIONINGToN LINE S.I FOR BOSTON. via

~ 49, aud .es,pt steamer RHoDR ISLAND. TuesIavs Thur
s.t.rds, sd NARRAGANSE TT MONDAYS weuesaw AID
yi.,s rom Pr 80 foot Of Jsvst dairy erssgi ssn
s,v1 Al ! a Boston ahead y all other hneA
,ks,, Tor pEDs Ratosi ohees. AMI Sstsroo"s 80
s.re Al Of Nc,cost Express Co. .l1 as SlY bo-s.
l. W. films. d. BAbSoCh rfe'Ns'~
Pa All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24

NETWORK CENTRAL. AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Afes NOV 2 1873 through trains vi
500 M Cheago en- Northern RIpress with da"iarreen ears
through 20 and ST. Adams o., 49, A. po.h
1920 Special Cbicslo Erpre" WITH ira"lnsiooA ''s ~
ester, Buffalo,
3.lOp m Absny ana Troy EKpress S'uri'Vs only ,
400 D. m Montreal Express With ssoInsears ron Nt"h e
600 m Eres. Daily with sleepDgeHs for Ws'ertoTn 'os
Pacific Express, Dalv with .leepngcsrs for Roes.s
n .o mi N,gsra Chicago. both L. As ~ "
Railroads. =, ..L t., 49,. r., r,,v And Au,u,
Way TsIs a. per L'e" 4'~' i'' C. H. KRSDRICx
.Ayent
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For Young Ladies-Coantry.

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies,
" BlhgepOh Coma Aadress MISS tNlLl NILSSON.
HONE SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, STRAIT
II ford Con-. Attres, s!t, tLlZA BETH WHEELER.
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Observation-Disclosures

y y y I l. ' A y a II n IL n " -
i GREAT TRUNK LIMB AND UNITED STATES MAIL koUlN
Trains leave NeNios from foot Of D'soroes and Sorn''s "
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and south, -n Pu
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 NJ SUNDAY ''
Pof Wismsport Lock Haen ard Erie VIA Ph Bns X
Div z D. port $3.50 connecting a. fhheips
For Ba NashingtOn and the oouh osN !"
e,o. tor Phisdephia $40 $50 1890 3. go
o. D. ~ Sunday D. 6iIO 30 sns p no. hmT'a''
' Var ,e Tpenon At go ~ and 30 Sunday $40
Nsx.rL q 1:2O 7:t0. \ y 10 ii T. NJ ~ "a,
9an q 10 $40 $40 $3.50 8. $50 J;sO o. 6lO 6i5O, Z,
40 SIO TO- 1880 D. NJ aud IL nighI Sunday 6'2o 6iO
An So Si ED,ISet6. 9, 6SO 1920 7:to 10 IA
70 3sJ $40 3: 90 4,O 4.3O. 5:20, 5:40 @ clio go
$50 $40 10. 1880 ami IL nighL SUNDAY o;so o!"
'o P S' R,srTT g. $50 1920 g. 10 an 10 M $50 $40
$40 :: TO- 4:3O, 5.2O, $40 D. 6lO $3.50, olO 10 asa IL
night SUNDAY. 500 sni $40
Woodbrdg Perth Anboy aud South Amboy and ~ u
FoI sruG.sek 7,oO and IL n. 2, 3l0 4:3o s2a.
6IO a. M Sunday, b:lOp
For Past Mii..one ~ noon. g. 10 an0 $50 IT..
For Lambsrtyile snd bennington $50 a. and ..
Ear PLI,psbnrp and Be.vllerc, $3.50 a AM
Accommodates BoeatOsn. burhnston aed tsoan l'Ws -
03Os M. 1850, .. $40 4, and z y N.
Ror Freehold. 30 N. add D. m.
Por FsrmBgdae AMI Squau, I:20s IN. aud p NJ
For Pember ana tliHden, d a AMI 2.iO p N
filowaFom llusburgh $50 m 1882 ts"
1886 daily ll;Jy daily except MossE ffSm m,sS G
No. and 1927 D. a. Phlsdeoha 0lO 6:2O 10o ~ ~
Il.bJ 2:l5 5l5, sos. S;4i lOG1 p M snnhAJ oiiV'
S;lO $3.50 IL :S5 a IN. and l0:27 p n.
A3J "a aRi o4i Broava 10 MO.
sBs,ten.v,er d. NJ BOYD, JL, Gen Passenger Agent
G.s..Ty Ceu.r, Manager.
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P,seus, Station Grand Central Depot so'anse W
'>-s Porty-secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.. m.
Trains for N,vHsven leave =, 7:O5 Aecn S:0b Ell Dos
(Aesn, 1000 1S1 1900 Aee9E 900 ~ D hi 30
lcen 38 and 5; tLocs En- $40 (EIl AM " ~ hl
South Norwab 7:O5S sos. 905 am, 1900 NJ
5.55. 43o, $40 635 e:lU $40 For staToli ~
9O6, 1910 a. 1900 800 223 snd 3:OO III o;0o 800
4:45. 5:lO. $40 63j, 100. Clio. 9l0 p
Boston sIur Springfield O5 and an 800 ana s
m Wis Shore 400 and S;lU The S;V1 m INV
90 40 and On D. m opiog Stanford horwls snd bnst
port The 100 connect stb uias o. shet ~
Division Conr Naey sAyboos ts eso'
800 shore Line DVson Tor Norsieh .na
NswHavsn aud r. st SegH ven: 300 loOo =
100 trims connect with Conn hysr a. spnnset'
AM 300 Montreal, The sos q. l:OU anil 3OO D. No.
Railroad and tie SOD ana 3OO
with houssione Railroad Budgepor The 500 AID 81 N sud
300 5lO DanbnsT NOr.ak a. no kosah ani
the s:05 100. and hl0 WITH Esw-,~naAp Railroad a.
Sisnfor.
Sunday Boston Nail Trans at via Springfield elop
via Providence. - .r-.,y
Day BIpre" and seeplnseaB Cd hss'
press Trains ~ =. on. ,...- 81, a., r..
Ara, pspo or at \. T. Transfer Co. ga Broadway aud
indoor House N Y ami No. CouItst brooklyn; who WI ae
sleek baggage from res denee n destination -,---,.
Va, particulars porsrs at hotels AL depot
" JOHN r. MOODY. Supt o. n DIV
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VNHE HOME INSTITUTE, EYACk, n. Y,
4 BOARDING ssa DAY SCHOOL for Yosng ,ai Chill
wiz ercs sept SttS 81, sssad dsO Ps.sv Nj DOrs
ea.utl ~ D. ? LIB fnae,pkL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-24
Sales on AucIlcn

by JOHN Ii. DRAPER & CO.,
I'D AUCTIDNEERS.
The Delaware Laekawanaa All Western Rao'i Company "i
ssu
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
nubc auction WEDNESDAY Msc %. at ~ o'clock noon al
9i l.ehauge.psc. SAMUEL SLOAN, Presi Iest
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Miscellaneous-City.

IRENCH (cOnversatlOnal!y) and MUSIC
t,ngtt Al pupils or residence French Soy
po.sL Nrs a. r. 2l3 AoaagueFt Bro1kDp Room T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-04

The Outrsges and murders by masked
msraudeIs in this and Others of the
southern States, are bearing their legit-
innate fruits. We are again to be over
awed by United States soldiers, and the
infamous seouuduels who melted the ne
groes to the hsgrant misconducts so
summarily redressed by the maskers,
are to take fresh lsass.Sf political life.
The sovereign rights of the States are
again to be invaded, and we are to be
branded to the world as unworthy of
even the lowest place in the scale Of CIV
ilization. The carpetbsg ruffians, who
are really the authors Of all these uou-
bles, are busy at Washington, and are
IN great glee over the possible re-recOn.
structiOn Of the southern States. They
care nothing for the negroes, and would
willingly see thousands Of them killed
every day, so long as their murder
would subserve their purpose. They are
sOulless, heartless adventures, who, if
they had the attentions which Judge
Lynch paid to the poor negroes Of Glib
son, would leave behind them few to
mourn their departure.
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DIED.

BUFORD-At Taylor's Falls, MINI. Satur-
dayf August I'D, I. A. BUFORD, aged 81 years.
The friends and scquaintances Of 7. A. BU-
FORD and family are invited TO attend his fu-
neral, from Grace Church, this lFRIDAN
morning, at ten O'Clock. Services by Rev
Mr.. Carmichael. Carriages in attendance at
church and Hoist a Bros.
LYNCH-On Thursday. the Sd inst. MARY
CATH BRINE, only child Of Timothy and Kate
Lynch, aged p days and hOurs.
The friends and acquaintance are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence Of
p. J. Kelly, corner Of Main and jackson
streets, this lFRIDAY1 morning at o'clock.
kEDER- On Thursday, September 3j. CAR.
BE, infant child OF g. Reder, oged Il months.
Funeral this FRIDAY evening, at O'Clock
from NO.27 Fifth street, Chelsea. Friends and
scqusintances invited. Services at house.
CROFFORD-At Raleigh, shelby county,
August so, 1874, Mrs. JANk brown CRUFFoRD,
OF this city.
Mrs. Crohord was born near Nashville,
Tenn, December 81, $500, and hence had nearly
resched the three score and ten years allotted
to man. She was long a resident Of Maury
county, from which county she removed 10
Memphis. Mrs. Croford was member Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church for
more than nfty years, and was n air the walks
of life model christian woman. She has
discharged the duties OF wife, mother, grand
mother and neighboT faultlessly end faith
fully, and now goes to reap that reward which
awaits her In the world OF bliss
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Saturday, s6th Day Of September. 1874,

at II O'Clock, a5fT..-sn front OF my Office, No.
81 second street, Mem phis, Tenn, proceed To
sell, to the highest BIDDER, for cash, The follow
ing described property, to-wit:
A lot in the city of Memphis, bounded as
follows, to-wit: Beginning al a stake on the
norin side OF Monroe street, at the southwest
corner Of a lot heretofore conveyed by 1hos
n. Jennings, Benz. +. Worsham and Eudora
A. Worshsm TO William W. joyce, which is
hfty-three feet four inches westEaEdly from
the intersection of the north line Of Monrt
street with the east line Of the lot heretofore
conveyed by James r Leath and r. Z. stanton
the west side Of said lot sold to said Joyce to
a stake ON the south side OF the Memphis and
Charleston railroad; thence northwardly
along The south side Of the said railroad to a
stake on the east line of the Armour proper
ty; thence running south 32 west, on and
along with the east line OF The said Armour
property 10 stake on the north side OF Mon
roe street; thence eastwaTdly on and along
dred and nifty feet, more or less, 70 the begin
ming, being the same property conveyed TO
Geo. A. StovRll by :. ID. Williams by two deeds
recorded in the Registers Office of Shelby
county. in book No. s., pages Az and as. Also
part or block No. 80, in that part Of the city
OF Memphis called Fort Pickering being on
the east side Of Main street and the south side
OF broadway. fronting on Main street one
hundred and forty-four feet, running back
with Broadway one hundred and nfty feet 70
Ninth street, being the same lot conveyed to
Geo. A. Stovall by ]. G. Saint by deed record
book No. 20, page S65-
Levied on as the property OF defendant. Geo.
A-Stovau TO satisfy said Judgment. Interest
and costs.
Sale TO commence promptly at uo'clock.
am.
W. Up. DOYLE.
Sheriff OF Shelby county Tenn.
Memphis, 8th day of september, is74
kortreeht, Craft q scales, Attorneys for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-04

II the people Of Gibson county desire
10 give their fellow-citizens of the State
an earnest that they diseountenanee the
recent massacre, they must, as Cover
nor Brown says, arrest the maskeIs and
see that they are prosecuted to convic-
tion and punished. If they do not,
United States soldiers will. So SAYS the
governor, and so says the President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-04
MARRIED..

HEAFER-PosTAL-At the First Metho-
dist Church, September 3, 1874, by Rev. $. B.
Suratt, Mr.. s, \. HEAFER, OF Louisville, Ky,
and Miss FANNIE 5. POSTAL, Of this city.
BLACK-FRAYSER-At the residence Of
DR.. FrayseT, on Union street, b Rev. ]. ".
Knott, Mr.. ]. ID. BLACK and Miss PAULINE c.
FhAYSER.
After many congratulations this happy pair
left for an extended tour. May the providence
Of God protect these honored children OF the
covenant Of promise.
JOUQdlN N -MEssENGER-On - On September
Sd, at the residence Of the brides father, 224
Elliott street, by the Rev. L. A. RudIsi /, Mr..
X. J. JoUQHIN and Miss LEONoRA Z. MEssEN-
GEE. No cards
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MEMPHIS
BANK OF DISCOUNT
AND DEPOSIT,
No. IS Madison Street

SE The business OF this Bank viii be mainly
the Buying and Selling OF Stocks, Bonds and
Securities of every kind; the Sale or Purchase
Of Negotiable Paper, the Negotiation OF
Loans, the Investment Of Money, and the
faithful execution of an trusts.
So Stocks, Bonds, etc, sold a public sale
when parties In interest desire it.
sT The undersigned will give his personal
attention to all bEsiness, and will make the
Bank reliable agent in the interest of those
who may have dealings with It. His design
is to make II. the medium for promoting the
interest OF all who may wish to buy or sell
Stocks, Bends, Negotiable Paper, or to bor-
row or lend money, and place 10 which they
may resort for the accomplishment OF these
objects. p. w. SHITH, President.
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OUR readers must have patience with
as. Our advertisers are mOnOpolizing
most Of our space just now, but 10 few
days we will meet their demands with
an enlarged paper that will also enable
us to 90 justice by our readers.
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SCHLEY 6 CARROLL.

FrHE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, NOTWITV-
Il standing contrary advertisements, will be
continued under It's present control and man
agement, and every erOit Will be made TO
give Its patrons Euch comforts aud attention
as its prOprietOrs have heretofore shown 10 be
satisfactory. The aim anu Obi isct of the SUB.
scrlbers Is TO make this, curing be 1all and
winter months, popular place OF resort for
those of local sections as well As the traveller
from elsewbers.
sCHLEY q CARROLL, Proprietors.
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SHERIFFS' SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
4 That by virtue of an execution 10 me
directed from the Honorable First Circuit
Court of Shelby county, Tennessee, in the
case Of William Ware Picke VS.. G. A. StOvall,
judgment rendered on the Sd day OF June,
~, for The sum OF i've hundred aud forty lone
uoilars and thtrty-fOur cents, with interest
aud costs OF suit, to satisfy said Judgment,
etc 1 will IN
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ENOOU7AG1
HOME MANUFACTURES.

I AM manufacturing all kinds Of FARM
Il WAGONS. one horse iron axle wagon, $50;
two-hOrse iron axle wagon, SIS; fOur-hOrse
iron axle wagon, s9)-fOr cRsh-tO which we
call the attention Of planters. These wagons
are fully guarantee, and are equal TO any
wagons made. samples of these wagons can
be seen at W. s. Bruce & Co.'S 81 anu SO Mon
roe street, or at my Factory, Isl DESOTO street.
Repairing promptly done and work guaran-
teed. WN. DAVIDSON
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The citizens of Henryville, Indiana.
have offered a reward Of one thousand dollars
foT the apprehension Of the murderers OF Au-
gust Nafdnel, who was robbed OF his money
and then tied 20 the railroad track. A. Lewis
BOD Thomas and K. Clarke have been arrested
on suspicion OF being the murderers.
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REWARD.
REV ARD IN GAME LAWS.

rTIHE BLUFF CITY SHOOTING CT .UB or
fers a reward OF IS, IN addition Ia the re-
ward offered by State penalty, for he appre-
hension and conviction OF any pc son shoot
ing, wouno1ng. trapping or kllliD z game In
violation OF game laws OF the Etate The
game law expires ON the second OF gsstosDer
auls .. L. BARINDs, Secretary.
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oI society I know, too, the difficulties at
tending the detection OF crime committed by
large body OF men In disguise, aud under
me irlenuly protection OF right. But when
tleee dlfhculues are oyercome, a. they can be-
tne triumph OF the civil law and its officers
y only so much the greater. / have not
Wrltt-n earlier because my dispatches We're
sumcienLy comprehensive 20 give you A.
snfance OF my desire OF cooperation, and I
lesire also 70 take 3 calm survey of the whole
Held unlnhuenced by false TunnorS or excite-
lneDt. 1ourS very truly,
JOHN c. brown, Governor.
10 hon. john sskffhngtOn, Attorney GeaerRl
Trenton, Tennessee
7. S.-Show this letter TO Glse presid ng Judge
and sEefifi, aud make such ether use Of ID ~
) ou may think proper. I hope % hear from
you in day or two.
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Memphis City School Is.
NOTICE.

TNHE Memphis City Schools will re- Jpen
l MONDAY, l4th Of September next; and
the Male High School will be removed rom
Adams street 10 No. 259 Poplar street.
by order of the Board OF Education, ps Issed
9Th July, 1875. ]. q. CAIRNES, Secrets ry.
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MASONIC NnTIGE.

A SPECIAL meeting of South Mem a
Ii phil Lodge, No. lis, viii be held w
this u RIDAY0 evening, September 4th, ~
at O'Clock. for work in the M. n degree
All N. NJ. are fraternally invited.
BY order W. N. BROOKS. W. NJ
BfsN. X. PULIEN, Secretary sci