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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
FOR MOVERS. CLAIM AGEST.
TBe QUESTION WE~theF Barbour Lewis
Nss Paid As q & lain Age4G-An-
other Card from 1F, AdRaF.

special 10 the Appeal
LAGRANGE, TENN., Octo6er SOL
ieel satisfied the article written by Mr.. MOy-
ers in your issue o. this date viii have no ef-
feet, hut at the solicitation OF my many
friends here have condesceBded 10 notice 90
In the 1rsi place. his article does not bear on
the facts stated in your issue Of yesterday
compare the two. asserted that Colonel
NJ, rellis whispered 70 me thst II was Bar
bour's fees that had raised the commission
charged By the attorneys. Does this say that
Colonel M 'CEellis paid its Not st all. Now,
read Colonel M'Crellfss answer In answer TO
your question. ! say I never paid him any
t1ing for his assistance. uOr did he ever claim
any consideration in any case Whatever.
Colonel 4 -rellis tells the ruth IN this. He
never pa ID him cent that ever card OF, for
this reason: That Meyers was his agent Ia
~ sshingtOn. and collected slI the fees an
rad his emplOl es, instead OF Myers being
p Ia By him. Then again my assertion that
barbour Lewis had received q fee was predi-
Gated on the fact that MCrellIs had said so 10
ne, and knew M'CreIlis TO be particular
friend sud warm supporter OF his. I do not
propose 10 enter into any controversy on the
matter as my papers show cOnclusively every
word say 10 be true. The lie stil remains
where I first set it,snd that Is between colonel
A'Creilis and Hon. Barbour Lewis. They
mast arrange that among themselves. Either
one can bear II that chooses Il M'Creliis is
willing 10 acknowledge that he lied why does
he not do s. specifically in his telegram to
Colonel Meyers. 1 am certain he remembers
the exact language he ussc, for I reminded
him Of SC on yesterday ,snd lie did not deny it.
Now there Is one question I want 70 ask
Colonel Meyers, and 10 is this: Why did he
not show In his article who received the
extra amount charged for collecting the
claim, If not Barbour Lewis? Why did he not
say who it had been paid to? l pause for a
reply, and hope the gentleman vii explain
also by what authortty he claimed the extra
amount. / am vi nug, anu more Than wiling,
TO- thorough examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
TENNESSEE.
Greenville has calico balls.
humboldt Is in good health.

Greenville has calico balls.
humboldt Is in good health.
Brownsville has Gait house.
Nashville is to have house Of refuge.
The Nashville pohee have new uni-
forms.
A Murfreesboro man has an eieven-
pound tuFnip.
w. D. Fisher is a candidate for mayor
OF Humboldt.
R4lf Saunders is raising tobacco in
East Tennessee.
Hamilton county issued ten marriage
licenses last week.
Greenviile claims the baseball cham
plonship Of East Tennessee.
The Irishmen of Nashville have or
geni4ed military company,
Mrs. Z. G. Street won the baby prize
at the Trenton fair last week.
A negro baby died from an overdose
of morphine In Nashville Monday.
The grangers of Gibson county speak
of opening a cooperative store In Trenton.
Absalom Lowe, a soldier Of 1912, died
RECENTLY In Davidson county, aged eighty-tlve
years.
The State convention OF the colored
brotherhood will be held in Nashville, No
vember 18th.
Saturday night Orvile Belts fell from
the railroad bridge at Nashville, seventy feet,
and was killed.
Monday last Or. j. Il. Calender de-
livered the Introductory medical lecture IN
Vanderbilt university Al NASHVILLE
freeman johnson, a eolorel freedman
Of Trenton, Is DO longer freeman, bot has
been jailed for pilfsring railroad car.
HI. Hook. son Of Judge T. NJ. Hook.
af Nashvllle, sulcided on two ounces OF NOR
pnine, at Nashville, last saturday night.
TWO mutes Jacob J. Seigman, of Utl-
ca. New York and Nj iss N MaTie Pearl, Of Nash
vile, were married in the latter city Tuesday
last.
The Nashville recorder last Tuesday
imposed aBes 70 The anoGnt OF one hundred
ana thirt -four dollars, bun collected only
lour dollars.
z ODoDahue, superintendent OF the
Federal cemetery near Nashville, died few
days ago nom the effects OF wound received
during the war.
The Nashville exposition closed last
sstui day with 5aby-show, in which there
were sixty ext1es. II commenced With g
smile and ended with squali.
A. e. H. Roberts and Thomas MaDier,
accused of being participants in the breaking
into the jail OF Putnam county recently and
releasing from confinement several perona
Dick MKinlsy, coiored, and putting TO death
kranK e1all, one OF the persons who had con-
fessed the crime, haze been jailed al Nash
vilie
Horace Maynard once wrote: fHow
1 do not regard ths good or bad opinion OF the
ynultstude, have already told yoo; lest, how.
ever, toe remark should DO looked upon As q
iasf OF q momenta1y ve1nlation OF - aeD,
anain state cistlnetly that esteem the herd
ofher oa fs, nor quite 20 good IN short,
hold them In the utmost Ioathins ana con
Tempt"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
ESTABLISHED 1SAOs

closing sdmOnition TO the people to be
united against their common foe, Rsdi-
cslism; bis noble words In praise Of the
iuustrious Old Line Wing party, whose
disciples now march shoulder 10 shOul-
der with the Democratic masses In de-
fense Of the right, 10 opposition to the
vile doctrine Of civil rights and misce-
genation, and his lofty sentiments IN
praise OF the Confederate and Federal
soldiers united in the defense Of consti-
tutional liberty, stirred up his audience,
and won for him and bis cause the
hearts Of al present. John c. Brown
deserves the most cordial thanks Of this
people for his timely, eloquent and no.
bic address, which has shown him to be
faithful to the trust placed In his hsnds
four yesrs ago by the voice Of the peo-
pie Of his state, and worthy OF the
highest honor which that people can
h%stow upon him in the future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.
AdJOurnmeat of the Convention AZ "a.
lOuis-OReeEs zleet for the
Ensuing Year. Bfe.

ST. LOUIS, October 30.-Tbe following
officers were elected by the conductors con-
YentiOn for the ensuing year: President j. "
seymour; fret vice president, NJ. A. Jay; sec
ond vice pI esldent. John G. Blood secretary
and treasurer, Joseph CulbertsOn; executive
committee, John ". Moore, X. ]. Snively,
John DakiD. The next convention viii be
held In New York al the call Of the president
After the passage Of The usual resolutions the
convention adjourned. About one hundred
members will start tomorrow ON an excur-
sion TO Denver, Colorado, the Missouri Psclnc
and Ka sas Pacific railroads having rendered
a train Of cars for that purpose. The general
freight agents have been spending he day ia
a driv around town md visit 10 the parks
and subul os. Most OF them leave for home
tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
ARKANSAS.
Des Arc wants a saw-mill.

Des Are wants a 5aw-mill.
Pine Bluff has Chinese restaurant.
/ Hot Springs is to have a street rail.
road.
A county grange has been organized
az Pine BLUFF.
Helena is still on the road to prosperi-
o. and wealth.
A Des Arc man recently exchanged
/ his horse for "a wolf
Wolves are becoming troublesome in
tie vicinity OF Des Arc.
The Des Arc Citizen il TO 30 away
4 with the patent ont Idle.
/ Ex Governor Hadley Of Little Rock
/ has returned from Enrope.
Colonel William Z. Owen, aged forty.
I died recently at Pine Bluff.
! AT Pine Bluff cotton is selling for
thirteen and quarter cents.
/ Arkansas Freie Ressep h the name
OF IAt,le Rock German paper.
Little Rock il to have her census taken,
and wants free mail delivery system
Saturday Little Rock sold three hon.
dred bales OF cotton Al from eleven TO thiTt reu
Genus.
The public school teachers of Little
Rock have not received any pay since last
March.
Little Rock received one hundred and
seventy three bales Of cotton by wagon last
Tuesday.
"'Tis finished, ssys the Pine Bluff
PreSs. IN speaking OF the adoption OF she new
constitution.
W. A. Bond has given the Pine Bluff
PTess sweet potato that weighs eight and a
nalf pounds
Major George Gibson, United States
aymaster, viii make an official visit 20 Little
noek November 10Th.
Colonel Marcus L. Bell, of Pine BlIff,
has been elected grand master Of the Masons
for the ensuing year.
John Fore, who escaped from the Os-
ceoia Jail, has Deeu reeaptured. after being
wounded by officer.
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Aucrx0rE sAuz.
clear ne rrack ana Les me sAle 60 On.

HANING rented y stable IN 81 Louis and
III decided 10 move there. / will sell a. pub
iic auction. 10 the highest bidder, portion Of
my Horses. II ara ess- Saddles, huzB1-s.
vFazOu-. Sfsakefs aud stalls, and other
articles too humorous TO mention. on ~aeur-
1ay spcaObrr 81. 1874. in front OF m stable,
No. 81 Union street, con nencing a. ~ clock
ana The stock has al been selected With the
greatest care, and ts Of the Oert elese.
sale uo-ltfve and without limit
Terms of Saie-Au sums OF 80 and under
oaah doRn; over $50 q credit OF sixty 8ys With
Inc bssf city q ecspfsnce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31

A Dispatch from Omaha yesterday
tSyE that tbs weather tAs past thSea days has
sssn very cold, Ntsn p "a winda- The hrEt
gpOW Of ne soaaon fell TnursdaF. los eIoas
half an inch thick yestsrdAy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
sHERIFF'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

lRnAL ESTATE.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
1 that by virtue Of two wriis Of vendttOni
expOnas TO me directed from the Honorable
sacond Circuit Court Of shelby county, Ten
nesses, in the case Of Schmidlapp & Co., vs..
Thomas "a inters AID Barney E4aD. his Sc
eurity, jud gment rendered on the 3Jth day
Of January, 1874, for the sum OF two hundred
and i've dollars and sixty-tNgo cents, and
another judgment, I'D OF January, 1873, for
one hundred aud seventy dollars and twenty
hvs cents, with interest an costs Of suits, 20
satisfy said Judgment, etc., will, on
Saturday, 2sih day Of November, 1874,
at Il O'Clock M, in front OF the new Court
HOUSE, Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell 70
the highest bidder, for cash, he following
descr bed property, to wit:
All his right title and interest in lot No. 8,
on g. Mosby's plan Of subdivlHion OF land
lying On ssobeson ami Hi streets, and Bayou
QuiDby the said lOt No. B at the sou theast In
terssctlOa O. Robson and Qui by streets
thence with the eastern line OF Quinby street
IN asoujhern direction enc hundred and dfty-
one fl5ll feet 20 a stake on an alley; tAence
along the northern line Of said alley east
wa dly, nlnety-four rs feet 10 a stake; thence
in northern direction with the line OF lot
No. 4. ON said plan one hundred sn4 forty
ei2ht and a halt llsS}Sl feet 10 stake on the
SOU heFn line OF Robson street. aud thence
sluag said southern line slxty-Oue 1911 feet to
Ia stake; the beginning also, in all that certain
county Of shelby. stale Of Tennessee, known
and described as follows, tO-vit: Known and
uesis mated on 3. MosSy's plan OF subdivision
OF land, and lying on Hill street, and ROhsr-
son street, and upon Qulnby's street Rnd sub-
division IS follows. Eronilnz segenfy-two
F52l feel on the west side OF Hill street and
running back to between parallel lines and
parallel 10 Roheson street. one hundred and
sighty four ll5Il feet and three lal inches.
Levied on as the property of defendant
Barney Egan to satisfy said Judgments, In
terest and cosia.
sale 70 commence promptly at twslve
O'Clock m.
C. J.. ANDERSON.
sheriff OF Shelby county, Tenn
Mempnis, 29th day Of october, 1874.
Randoi ph, Hammond 6 Jordan. attorneys
for plaintid
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Iialy.
TURIN. october 27.-signor vlseount

TURIN. October 27.-Signor Viscounte
Veneste, minister OF foreign affairs, addressed
an aszs blsge Of his constituents In that city
last event ing. He Bdverted % the TACT oI tne
existence OF a party 10 Europe hostIeto ltalS,
and expressed wish that lay would liNein
harmony with other persons in the pro
gramme Q government tie kaid ne Woalo
be the maintsiner Of the financial eQcil-
librium and adoption of measures for pubic
safety IN certain provinces The speaker, ID
conoiusiOn, ssid this programme VIII also be
the basis OF our foreign policy because Il a :
fects the essential co .difion, strength credit
Of the state both at home and abroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.


BERLIN, October 90.-rhe trial proper
Of Count Won Arnim Will begin within Two
weeks
Tue emperor and empress have sent a per
soual letter OF coincidence TO the hoIn An
catholic bishop Of Brestan, who was badly
hurt BY being thrown from his carriage
Spain.
MADRID, October 30-The govern
ment has acceded TO General Lazernas de-
maud for reinforcement~ for the army OF the
north. General Lazerna has, thefeioi 9, rv.
tanned TO Laarone, and Will Ie-uVle command
II Is reported that Don Alfonzo and his
wife have returned 10 France.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-31

LIVERPOOL, October 8G.-Advices by
mail from Buenos Ayres siate that the con
gees Of the Argentine Confederation has
passed a resolution declaring ths republic ia
money 70 enable the government 10 crush the
insurrectiOn- Many ,fficials su~pelted OF
sympnth zing with the rebels have been re
moved, and trustworthy men appointed Toe
eWspa peTe N1ef2a, PaDpa PeTaSa and LfbeT-
tod have ceased and their editors fed. Tng
NdcsO eic, the ofiicial paper, has been sup.
pressed and It's editor sent TO prison 9enes al
Mitre sent 70 the government from Monte
yideo his resignation as brigadier. a sealed
leiicT, iUtl NATL z that be would be arrest,
WAS sent back. Mite could not DO found The
president Of the ATsentinH republic says he
ean immediaioiy muster and arm twenty
% lussnd me1.
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B, AGOGAHON.
WHOLESALE NEAT STORB

~ RKSDEi ; 80. have opened. whole
~. sale Msal store e
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victory. One more day for work. and
than - fb. ,t...e.f Z. :,
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BERLIN, October 30.-The trial Of
Kullmau was resumed 10 day. After testi-
mony as TO the mental condition of the pris-
oner, the president OF the court summoned
medical testimony, 70 the effect that At the
time OF the attempted assassination, as well
as at present, Kulliuan was 6ccroptable Ter
his acts to but limited gree. kullmsn as
found guilty "a charged In the Indictment,
and was sentenced 70 imprisonment for iour
teen wears in the house of correction, ten
years suspension OF his civil rights, and po-
lice surveillance.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26
He Wanted a Handsome Bar Made.

TSaratoga Letter to New York Sun.]
 Ex.Cogressman Marvin, who is the "Warwick beh ind the throne" in the new United States Hotel, called on carpenter yes terday, and said:
 "Mr. Thompson, we have nice bar-room, and we want a handsome bar made. Who can make the best One?"
 "WelI, I d-d d don't 'zackly know who could m-m-make a handsome b-b-barD10id," stam- mered MT. Thomson.
 "No, no. l want a nice, hand. some bar made"
 "W-w well, dang it! if you want a handsome barmaid, why don't you go over to T-T-Troy and get one?"
 "No, no, no, man! I mean who made these 1 see all around town?" e
 "Great guns, Marvin! H-h-how the d-d-devil do I know who made all the b-b-barmaids around town? I d-d-don't know-and damfi care who didpr shrieked MT. Thompson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26
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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26
NOTICE.

Notlce Is hereby given that all debts for ads+rtislnR due the ARIZONA SENTINEL prior to September 18th, 1873, are pay aole to C L. Minor, and from and sffer tnat date to Wm J. Berry. All unpaid sI0scrinLlOns to the Sentinel" are pay oole to Wm J Berry. who will also com Plte all subscriptions paid to C. L M n rprior to October 18th. 1873. Fer sons having claims against the Senu nei fnce prior to the l2th inst, will pre- sent them tor collection to c. L. Minor
 C.L. MINOR,
 VIM. J. BERRY. octl6k f
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-09-26

4 H6e20I dlSc0unt WSW 6e made Oaa aIegu2na' ruIes % merch0n1S 0mR Ofhez:s nx7-- ch0Ssalg l02ye quantities.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
E-,.,e OF Parker w. Haven.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER IS. held at Grafton in
said District the 4th day of February, A. D. 1874
Aaron NJ. Butler, administrator of the estate of
PARKER W HAVEN, late of Jamaica in said Dis
tret, ueeeasea presents ms sahls tfatlon aee0unt
ton for decree of distribution and partition Of the
estate of said deceased. Whereupon. il is ordered
be referred TO session thereof. to be held at the
Probate Office in said Townshend. on the 18th of
pril, A. ID. 1874 Tor hearing and decision thereon
And it is further ordered that notice hereof be Civ
to all persons interested, by publication of the
same three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS FALLS
TINES, a newspaper published atIaoekingham, pre-
yous TO said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place. and show cause.
be allowed, and such decree made. By the Court.
Attest. l4-l6 q. B. EDDY, Register.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

CHESTER. -Chester Depot presented a
lively appearance during the past week,
the trial in the somewhat celebrated
SANDER suit of Richardson VS. Shedd,
having been commenced on Tuesday, the
Oath ult., and continued until Thursday
p NJ, when it was adjourned for month
or so. The referee is Hon. Chas B. Ed
dy aud each litigant was we'll backed
with counsel, Dennison, Stoddard and
Adams appearing for the plaintiff and
Deane, HaskIns and Henry for the de-
PENDANT.
The Dramatic entertainment at the
Central House in aid of the sidewalk
project on Monday, eve the 30th ult, was
well attended, the hall being flied. The
drama. of Neighbor lakewood was
very happily presented. Where each done
well, it is almost invidious to notice in
dividuals. Miss Flora Leland as Ph9-
be" evidenced high dramatic talent !;
Miss Myra Parker as matilda Fosdick,"
apprehended her character fully NJ d.
Whitman and Mrs. Whitman as esquire
Greenwich and wife and G. A. Weston
as Robert Greenwich, were noticeable,
but the browning glory of the scene was
N. F. Shedd as Enos Crumlett." "Enos"
carried the house by storm and no one
was in "desprit hurry" while he stay
ed. The Chester Quadrille Band fur
nished the music and it was far more
than ordinarily excellent. With the ex-
ception of Hough's Band, always at the
head with us, there has not been as good
music in that hall as the music rendered
by Chester Quadrille Band, Monday
night, for two winters. The receipts of
thr evening were about $780,
Mr.. Charles F. Henry on Monday sold
to r. P. Pollard pair of oxen weighing
1920 lbs. Mr.. Henry also now owns a
pair of steers three years old this spring,
which weigh 1920 lbs. He seems bound
to keep at the head with large cattle.
On the evening of the 23d inst, some
eighty ladies and gentlemen called upon
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Fisher, it being the
18th anniversary of their wedding, and
presented them with a very nice silver
service. 1t was very pleasant affair.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03

DEATH OF Col. LEVI boutwell,
The Burlington Free Press says that Col.
Levi Boutwell, of Montpelier, for some
time landlord of the old Union House,
and afterwards of the Pavilion, Mont.
pelier, died of pneumonia, on Saturday,
aged 70. The Colonel was very bluff in
his manners, and at first gave strangers
an unfavorable impression, but he had a
good heart, was an independent thinker
and one of the most publicspirited men
in Montpelier. With Col. Boutwell,
passes away almost the last of the old
hotel men of the capitol.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-04-03
Notice 40 Sell RenI Estate of William II /.
Carr. Deceased

STATE OF VERMONT. | In Probate Court.
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER IS. at Townshend In
and for said District on the 18th day OF March, A.
D. 1874 james c. Morton, administrator de boats non
with the will annexed, of the estate of WILLIAM
IL. CARR, late of Jamaica, in said District deceas
ed makes application to said Court for license to
ing that it will be beneficial to the legatees, heirs
and all persons interested in said estate have said
Court that said application be referred to session
thereof, to be held at the Probate Office, in said
Townshend, the 18th day of April A. D. 1874. for
hearing and decision thereon and. it is further
dered that all persons interested be notified hereof
by publication of notice of said application and Or
der thereon. three weeks successfully in the BEL
Lows FALLS TIMES, a newspaper published at Rock
ingham and which circulates in the neighborhood
of those interested before said time of hearing that
they may appear at said time and place. and If they
see cause object thereto, By the Court. Attest,
I4-16 G. b. EDDY, Register.