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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

"Apple-plexy" is now the fashion
ble ailment.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06
The Widows and Orphans Friendly Society,
NEWARK, n. j.

NEWARK, N. j.
CASH CAPITAL, $25,0000O.
Any healthy man, between tho ages of IL
and IS years, may become member of this
MEMpERs CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-06

CoRREsPOSDING EDITORS.
REV. S. HENDERSON, DID,, ALPINE, ALA
REV. Il. Is. TEAGUE, DID, SELMA, ALA
REV. Il. q. JONES, DID,, NASHVILLE, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

OUR readers will be interested in the
dispatches published elsewhere in refer.
ence to fast mail lines from New York
TO points west and south-one by the
New York Central to Chicago, and
zoe otAer from the same starting
Foint 10y Colonel Tom Scott, OF the
fenpsylTania railroad, the latter pro-
posing TO run q similar train to the one
run ~ the New York Central, not only
% Naic0go, but to Cincinnati, Indian
apoiis and ST. Louis, ana connecting
8nes 70 Louisville, Nashville, Memphis
and other southern points. 1t is charged
'hst the postmsster-genersl has dis
cIiminated in favor Of the New York
Central line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

LENINGTON, KY, September 10 The
races over the Association course TODAY vera
Me-4 hL.sndet. light rain laid the tlust and
pGt iht Track IN excellent condition. The
ioilOW NJ Is tie summary.
= Lf.. Iact-PtodC-c g stakes, Tor three,yesr
pld-' Two mile heats, l.. J. Megibben's b + nv
mp. Leailugton, !, distanced Jno, II stores
Time, 5:lU%. - H"4"lieI'
Nrcoui Lace-Colt ana fiJly stakes. for two
year oiCs /. j. NtchOls's b. l. Vagranf nv [iT-
~, ; y Keen Richards ch. r Cleming. bv
v ar ahce :. J; b. randall & Co.'S b. G. Mn
bs.' ny IMP. PhgtOn, 3. The follosing 1,srra
~ pLtce1 A. keen Richards CHI G Bazar-
E5155e ~ 55eh MaIone; l.. ]. Meggibben's ch, q
'-S',o Z, DS LeXingtOn d. SwIgerts b. c.
- -iii.D@F' ny PlHiieti D. Swigert's b. G. Berlin
'S no ,. stF.alian, Time, i45I%
e.. ,I . "a Ioe--tu uESe, $50 500 TO the first and
e,-i,.1ti econu horse, Jbree-quarter mile, d,
Nv -" 81 CD. b. Egypt, fOur-year old by Plan
r5,,,f .SHinsOhr Morgan x Co.'S br. GyptIs
Kie. ears old, by imp. Australian, 2; A.
- 8 RlCnard's %. c. Redman, three yeats ola
Naiuaucer 3. The following were NOT
f-aEe": A; Eul0rd's cb. c. Vox Populi, four
-rtLN. ny Versailles; J. a. Grlnstead's b. +
,L-"E haEdoweT, three years by imp. Phae-
,'l- .. y. I1omss, Logan IL Buce's ch I, Geo
{. ~ nan, four years, Uy Lexington: A. Keen
dan e. Time, Il-L - "'
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TELEGR

Consols fell back one per cent. in
England yesterday.
The American pomolOgical society
adjourned IN Chicago yesterday.
The City OF LRki, from Hong Kong
arrived al san Francisco yesterday.
The Commonwealth case against
Westervelt close1 IN Philadelphia yester-
day.
Blake & Bixby's planning and box
factory at Buffalo, New York, burned yes,er-
day.
Judge Louis B. Woodruff, Of the
United states circuit court of New YORK, is
dead.
The Arkansas State teachers associa-
tlon has been in session at Little Rock since
Wednesday.
Fruits, corn and hay were badly in
iured uy the late storm in Illinois, Wisconsin
and Michigan.
Governor M'Creery yesterday reap
pointed General Fayette Hewitt quarter.
master general OF Kentucky.
The general council Of the Indian Ter
TEN Der Sd, adjourned at CcmUlgee creek yes
terday.
The schooner John Dunn, the scow
NJ. J. Gaines and the n. II. Frey went ashore
at Chicago yesterday. The first two are total
wrecks. No lives lost.
The bark Tanner sunk near Milwau-
kee yesterday. The crew saved themselves
by climbing into the rigging, except the cap
tam snd cOOK, who attempted to swim ashore,
the latter only succeeding. The captain
drowned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
Attachment NOtieN.

BEFORE p. j. QUIGLEY, J. p. for Shelby
county.-G. W. Reiter and Henry Reiter
composing the firm of g. W. Reiter q Co.
VS.. James Dundas
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $40 OF the Code of Ten.
nessee, and returned before me levied upon
the property OF the defendant by gar.
nishment on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad Company, who answer they owe said
James Dundas Sl35 o., and affidavit having
been made that the defendant Is justly To-
debted 70 the plaintiffs in the sum of s6I O5, by
account, and thag the defendant is a non
resident of the Stat OF tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before p. J. Qulgl y,
]. +, on the l4th Gay OF October, 1875, at Il
o'clock m, at his Office No. l99 Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said auach-
ment suit, within the time prescribed by law
or the same will be proceeded with exparte,
and that copy of this order be published
once week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This 10th day of September, 1873.
sell sa P.J. QUlGLEY. J. P.
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Louisville Hens

LOUISVILLE, September I0-Louis
i,eAm, late teller Of the Planters national
ga * which he robbed OF one hundred thou
@ nc unl aEs 2 week ago, was released on three
s-oien having been restored
, non. ION Ih"mas ID. MorreIl, managing director
'1l me Mississippi Valley Transportation com
pahy, Which proposes TO trade Directly the
pIoincts oi the southern states with FngIand
, a,u LlTope has BEEN looking about louis
va WIN view o. selecting the American
@i-au4 @ laIieis. de is favOr8bly impressed,
gia. --' sOiHs ~ HeOI-
-Ah9Gerson Medley, hostler for Mr.. Bowen. a
@ L-','t- 8 ttpsE IN LawreD reburs, Kentucky
a. 2 iIleu Thurs lay by William Bowen, son
the proprietor. The Courier J0ity.laLs 8
st'sclat furnishes two accounts of the killing
Cn% Is lhai 70 ven and Medley, while in the
a1,t- disputed about some trIvisl matter
Medley seized a hoe and was adyancing on,
Do"el, when the latter Suot him three times
tLIpusn ihc body, one ball passing into the
nat. Another report is that Medley made
% tnreatcglng demonstration, an was Sit
ing IN chair when Bowen shot him. He
tllth AT1'7 10 go, but was shot through the
neat Bowen was arrested, and gave bond
10 answer o. DNA@NN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
ADDITIONAL MARKETS,

SAVANNAH, September lO.-Cottton easy
middl'ng, 49,; low middling, I25Ec; good ordi
nary, l21sc; net receipts, 70S bales; sales 55g
bales; stock, 2555 bales; weekly net receipts
1892 bales.
GALVESTON, September IO.-Cotton easy;
middling, l3%c low middIing, l31zc; good
ordinary, l21sc; net receipts, 1851 bales; sales
S27 baies; stock, 1874 bales; weekly net Te-
ceipts, SjO3 bales; gross, S573 bales; exports
coastwise SlOS bales; sales, 1887 bales
MOBILE, September 10. - Cotton quiet
middliDg, l3c; low middling, I2l%dl25[c
good ordinary, l2t9l2l<c; net receipts 364 bales
exports cOaStwis', 20 bales; sales, $50 bales
stock, l925 bales weekly net receipts, 1886
bales.
CHARLESTON, September lO-Cotton easy
middltng, l314c; low middling, I3dI3Izc; net
receipts 492 bales; exports coastWise, sos bales
sales, 400 bales; stock, 3773 ba les; good ordina-
ry nominal; weekly receipts, 255l bales ex-
poltS coastwise, 1890 bales; sales, 1900 bales,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

The APPEALS telegrsphlc corre-
slonlence from Fulton, Missouri, con-
Sans another glowing account OF the
reception given Mr., Davis on his arrival
AT That point Ia fact, it appears the
'sf'aeF he advances the more enthu-
sia'Le Inc people bscome, and, without
Ees-rd TO political faith, the distinguish
81 citizens OF Missouri seem TO vie with
each other in giving him hearty wei.
come. As the st. Louis Times. of the
eighth Instant ssys: "The etiquette of
'hs "ihnebagoes is unknown in that
section OF the west
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
More About the Bank and Its Former
President Resolutions, Discus
SiOnS, Etc.

| NEW YORK, September I0.-The Sun
| publisher a letter from San Fran cisco about
| the suspension of the Bank of California and
| tue death of its president, VIM. c. Ralstou, in
| which appears the following: "Mr. Ralston
assigned all his property, in amount various
~ estimated at from two to four millions, in
trust 10 Mr.. sharon for the benefit of the cred
itorS of the bank, an act that abundaptIy
proved him honest in intention if sometimes
belng mistaken in judgment, and gives tae
lie direct TO the calumnieS of his newspaper
detractors. Knots of men discussed the stu
alton on Strcet-cOrneTs, and SO |. tier was the
ieellny mantle stsd against the Bulletin and
CAL that il was thought necessary to send
The military over to Presidio to sid the police
IN keeping order. Mr.. RalstOn was the mo-
tive power IN many of the principal enter
prlSeS on this coast. Although he disposed of
mis- Int est in the Palace hotel some months
ago 70 Ar. Sharon for one million and five
hundred thousand dollars, he still took an
active part in its supervision, and the bank
capital was always at its service. He was
ownerand director of the dry-dOck at Hunters
Point, and bad large interest in the Mission
woOien mills. He owned extensively in the
Bay sugar lefinery, in silk manufacturing in
the West Coast furniture company, in lhe
Cafnell watch factory, in the Klnball car
riage factory, and other great business enter
prlseS both in this city and throughout the
Stale. He was part owner in the Grand ho-
lei, aud had large interest in the California
theater. He has done more for our State
Lhan any oiheT individual, and the people
consider the financial crisis but a trffiing
misfortune when compared with the loss OF
such an opeu-heaTted, public-spirited citizen.
His obituary Is in every saddened eve and
sdbdued tone on the streets"
The It5 cs, to-day, publishes the resolutions
adopted at the RalStOn meeting in San Fran
ctScOi ana preIaccS them in this wise: THE
Union hal! IN san Francisco was not large
enough to hold The crowd that gathered
Wednesday night to do honor to the memory
OF W. T. ktlSIon, and TO express popular dis
approval OF the course of the two papers that
have Eersistently and outrageouSly villfied
him. Not on y were these condemned in lam
guage that appears in the resolution, but there
was IL matfested among the crowd outside the
nall sPllit equally coEdemnatory Of the
hOsti!lty 10 RalStOn, which has prompted
some persons, both east and west, to pervert
10 his abuse other channels of public intelIi-
gence."
The following call has been made in New
York: - special meeting of tue associated
plt ~ erS OF the territorial days OF California
ollI - IA ii at The StUTreVGnt house, Monday
~Nenlng, - give tNpr SsjOn q their iesiiDgS of
y M q ny Tor The misfortune which overlook
ine ate " lliiaTu {. R5isjOu, of san francisco,
20 chose energy ana industry California is in
= g. ( I he Il.
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DEED.

NjCHHLAS-ihurda evening, Septe1n Der
stg, after a brief illness Mrs. HIIZABETH
NICHOLAS, in the sixty fifth year of ner age.
lCharleStan o 8 ~ and Madison Qnd) papers
please copy
Her iriencs and acluaintaa3es, and those OF
her sons ana son-in-law, MIR. u. Wright, are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her late residence on North Winchester
avenue. this SATURDAY morning al ten
o'clock. Carriages at HOlst's.
DEPAOLI-Ihe funeral OF ANToNIA De-
PAoLI vi take place from his late residence,
No tOO Msln street, this SATURDAY. morn
ing at half-pas eight flock. Friends and
acquaintance OF the family are invited to
attend. Requiem High Mass st nine o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
IHF EUsDAF APPFAL.

We urge upon advertisers the i'm
p'i-ahce, for their saBes as for ours, Of
sending In their advertisements for the
- HDAY APPEAL at as early an hour
to-day as possible. By 20 doing they
VIII secure favorable positions, and en-.
able as to give them proper display.
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Ohio State Fair.

COLUMBUS, September l0.-The State
fair closed to-day with an attendance of four
trousand five hundred persons during the
day. In the trolting race, free for all, six
horseS started. Kate Campbell, owned by
Cl1n Porter, OF Titfin, took the second, fourI d
and NTH heats and the race in 2:371%, $780,,
and 2:36. Red Oak took the first heat in 2:57 %.
SIlyerS des was given tbs third heat without
a record, Red Oah and Kate Campbell being
set back for running. Lew. Scott was in the
race, but got 10 better than the third place in
pacing race twelve horses started. The race
was won in three strasht heats by SOrIel
Billy, entered Dv o. u. Madison, of MassllOn.
] ime 2:3i, :32, 2:3l1a. The fair, as an exhlbi-
ton, has been sn unusually fine one, but
financially was considerably below that of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

BELGRADE, Sep ember lO-The for
MAJ opening OF the Servian Skuptchina took
HiS'e Yesterday. Prince Milan in his speeoh
t5.tIi CO. nut IN indefinite language 10 the
route ~ Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hesaid
..ltt ..ltt &c ied on his peoples support in the
'@ -pAs l''sI imposed by this grave crisis
ElENNA Ssptem Der 10 1t is report
ga Hlfh the Poge has insiruc'ed the Catholic
".NEVp' n Bosnia ana Herzegovina TO use
.Arls lufue1ce in calming the people and TO
''- ..lttte paclhcaiion in those provinces.
ROME, September l0.-A deputetion
'h behalf Of The American residents, both
r,1i.'ilc atu Protestant, visited Cardinal
"a ,t.shey to-day, snd presented him, as a
.'Aea OF esteem a complete cariinal's dress
10 Iitfs Hei with p. eCious stones, together
NcLcreti8p. $500
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DR.. .G.A.BOHANNAN

(NURES all Private Diseases without the use Of
y Mercury. Charges reasonable. Guarantees to
cure ''spermatOrrhea,' ~ Seminal Weak
ness in from 2 TO weeks time, Office No. 6l9
North Fifth St, St. Louis, Mo- Established In
ST. Louis in lS57.
Es-Dr. Rs Treatise on Special Disease
which fully explains the nature, causes, symp-
toms, etc, OF Seminal Weakness, Female Com
plants, Syphilis and valuable Information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE in plain.
sealed Envelope on receipt Of stamp,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
Y. u. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL.
No. SOS TAird Street.

TENHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
l. September lst Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. For terms, apply
at the school room.
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Disastrous COnfiagratiOn Caused by
lightning.

OIL CITY, Pa, September l0-At six
O'Clock this morning the lightning struck one
OF the tanks belonging to the Imperial oil
refining company, whose works are near this
plsce. The tank contained about eight thou.
sand barrels OF crude petroleum, which i'm
medately ignited, end owing to strong
north wind prevailing at the time, the fire
spread nearly over the entire works, Up to
TO this hour mine o'clock in the EVENING" II is
still burning. The loss in oil, both crude and
reAned, of which there was nearly forty thou
sand barrels, and on the buildings, machinery
and iron tankage, will not fall short OF two
hundred thousand dollars, upon which there
is no Insurance. The OilwOrkS were one of
the most extensive and most perfect in this
country, and wiz be almost entirely DESTROYED.
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MONTREAL. Seprember O-Last
nlglt .he Guard on Guy at the Protestant
cemetery vault was assaulted by a mob,
which, sueSkiHs Ound under "A thicket fired
vOliey OF stOIes, eViden ly intended as ruse
10 draw out The extent Of the force. In a
charge the guard tire1 fourteen shotS into the
DGSE"s, ana general scattering of the enemy
ensued. Tney cou be heard going through
the brush up the mountain side. A careful
search THIS morning faIIeI to reveal any indi d.
cations that any one had been wounded. The
apathy Of tCe authorities In reference to the
auu-VacCiuatlOn rioters, ana those ed in
The commotlon at Calvert deS Nieges cemetery,
IS exciting much unfavOrabe comment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

V-E dispatches from Jackson, Mis-
s.lp1 Indicate that Sheriff Harney, of
hinas county, was forced y send a fele.
gram 10 United-St4tss-Attorney Pierre.
P.Ll mat there was no protection for
'oi'.eu me-, in his county. The dis.
Ial'hss also indicsts that Governor
AHis7 must investigate and report a
core. Z state f affairs to the department
~ washington before his demand for
oops viii be honored. Is Ames losing
e.ssi ~ TIE nsi onal capital?
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTE

NICKsBURG, September 10.-River fell %
inches. Weather cloudy and warm. No boats
up. Down: Bee and barses. The Indiana is
aground at ChOtard bend
NEW ORLEANS, september 10. - Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals or dep srturas
LOUISVILLE, Septem Der l0.-RtYer falling,
with feet water in the canal and feet
in the Indiana chute. Weather cloudy and
cool. arrived: James d. Parker, Memphis
Departed: James D. Parker, Cincinnati
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TOLEDO. September lo.-The annual
meeting Of the Fat Men Of the northwest took
place IN Put-in-Bsy yesterday and to-day
Il % ST eLalLce wa, small On account of the
-'D. ly weather. The contest flr prizes were
ON led. General Joseph Geiger delivered =
lecture last evening there was 2 business
meeting f--lay. The officers elected for the
.G-ui " year are: President WIN. Gabriel,
o. .er,.au.: FIce-Pre-iIeut. CHRIS. Gerber
La..|.p. SecretaTs and Treasurer; u. H Cham
Der .aiL, Toledo: Il. J.. CuambeTlin, TOIeco,
ana ~ number o. coTIcs ppnding secretaries.
L-- -Al mons BAL th-, eNeuInE.
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DiSasIrous Storm.

DETROIT, September l0.-The storm
Di last night was severely felt on the lakes.
ana quite number OF disasters to shipping
are reported. The tug Msyfiower lost her tow
ol tifse baTEes on Lake uron. They were
loaded with lumber and water logged when
- seem. 4he barge nreadnaught was towed
lnto ~. Clair rlver aud soon after sunk. The
>.'opnsf i j. Fanwell, with a cargo of
Mhgt" ran into the Grand Trunk railroad
.''h1 -at rlput Huron, and sunk tue docks
4.t cargo was ms Jred. Al Crawford 5 Quarry
10y .ds clrred away portion OF the
e..h' DaUlage one thousand Jllars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11

AsHIEGION, September 10.-The
]. .l-Gtaui invest eating commission to-day
.,ard iue statement from Bishop Hare in le-
Aato2 20 bis knowledge Of conducting Dusi-
ness -falIs. smith and Prof. Marsh were
present. Tie commission Informed Commits
fnlrr smith iEat they were ready to examine
NN'l witnesses o. mIgut be designated, but
..H r-sIul sslg neg tHIl that 30 lar ~ witnesses
on a.s side were concerned he preferred TO
"... until Prof. MaTSl had concluded what
Joe had u say. Secretary DelanO, Assistant
'-errrlary CJwen, Commissioner smith and
samuel Walker Will appear before the COM
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Policeman Killed by Roushs.

u I1VUIo1 EJoFNVIL M D0I To - WU NUuLg
roughs, about twenty years old, named George
Gassert, alias Mitchell. and William calls
burg. went into Fred Fishers saloon, corner
Morgan street and jefferson avenue. last
D'ghT, snd ordered beer, which they drank
and refused TO pay for. Fisher called in
policeman, John Cummings, who attem pied
TO arrest the ToWdles, Whf n they struck him
over the head with heavy club, knocking
him down, and then bea' him about the head
and shoulders, lnhictiug injuries from which
he died early this molnIHg Salisbury was
arrested to-day, and 5a>r ert, who struck the
blow with the club will be caught this even.
~
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",ATaER PROBABILITIES.


Assn -N"tNS, september %, / am.
For He Ohio Uagey and Tennessee.
pi'.' c.e"9y lrsGthcr and 1o,cer tenn
'1'a.ATe a'aH on Frif0y, soit6 ncrtheT,y
Ia s7stcy,y a0tHos, rising barometer and
f1rgF rims
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BALTIMORE. September l0-The
-toamsL-p Nova Scotia brought Foley's
bronze statue Of general Thomas ]. Jackson,
the lannon's Conisd rate leader, pTeseu led TO
HrElnia by Beresfsrd Hope, NJ. p, ana other
English gentlemen. The statue cost fort 3
Thousand dollars, and viii be erected in Cap
fH. .luare. al r.rhmond, near the equestrian
statue OF Washington.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
REaIaRSs GHANGc

VNHE partnership heretofore exi ting be-
L tweensR. BILL and II. BROOKS, under the
firm name Of BILL & BROOKS, hiss this day
been dissoived by mutual consent Mr. r.
BILL retiring from said firm. The business
hereafter VIII be conducted by H. BROOKS
and K. r. GEORGE, under the firm name of
II. BROOKS & CO., who have assumed all the
Liabilities Of thsl te firm of BILL & BROOKS,
and are alone Authorized to collect all debts
due The late trm Of BIGL d BROOKS.
K. BILL.
II. BROOKS.
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NEw YORK, September 1O-The
direct Iu.tlH states cable viii BE- opened for
The fTaLsTII I-ElCu OF messages between
Amer ca aI3 Europe ON Sc pjeIn Der 18th. The
rarlE Tale. will shortly be published: the
name OF the place from which the messages
originate VIII be transmitted free OF charge
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Gaines Inst1tute-

u EMOVED to 253 Third street, will OpeH
"a 9th OF september, with the usual effjcien.
corps OF teachers. The Institute has been
thoroughly repaired and Tedtted
MRS. VI. X. MEREAITH, PriucIpaI.
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Friday. October l, 1873,

within legal hours, the following describes
real estate, tO-wit:
situate and lying and being in the county q
Shelby, and State of Tennessee, in the It'll
surveyors district, ranges , and 6, sections
and 3, beginning at the southeast corner o
Bryan & Freeman's 427 acre entry; thence
north 3lS poles to ar elm, the MOI theaSt cOrne
OF said entry; thence west l26 poles and Il
links to a hickory or the dividing corner be
tween John Bland and Robert Knox; thence
south l9I% poles 10 stake with q whiteoal
and dogWood pointers; thence east S314 pole
to a stake, pOstOak and elm pointers; thence
south ls61a poles TO hickory; thence east 81
poies ana links to the beginning, containing
26O1z acres.
Terms OF Sale-C8sh.
This September TO- 1875.
NJ. D. L. STEWAti Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallery, d. @. and NJ.
Humes Il POston, solicitors sell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
Suicide.


WHEELING, w. Va, Seprem Der 10 -
A German woman Dsmed Hannah ACker-
man su!cided this morning by hanging.
Cause ili-teRlth and the loss of tue last OF a
larse Iam!lN Oi Chi dTen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-11
Fatal Accident.


INDIANAPOLIS, Saptem her IO.-Thna.
Marrow, night watchman at the Central de-
POI, was caught by the wheels Of a paSsiug
tram this oining and fatally iui ured.