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OLIVER, FINNTEGCO
LARGE ss., ana 1sais, AitEse1Iys sale of CONNER

OAnA HOtcA 4 UrnlHuro E0nffnuaTf
Because OF lack Of time TO compIets Ssio -
" eonesdayl January 20, 1875, the sale Of III
SoLnnerelal Hotel Furniture has been sd9
yOurned 70 and will be continued on RSo,.n.,a au-
January 20th, at 40 o'clock. on tTs -.ra.y
ses, Inc pest portions OF the contents ~ nnis
motel motel yet remain unsold, Including f.ssl'l ssde
RGSo.i ie6sts snge sf Heans APparatpses, Boilers
Etc Terms cash. All purchasers TnIs, ,Cllg G1lng,
deposit at time OF purchase. The sf, IN 1aS
as a@e 6Sfi ans dsed We
BY order L. LEHMAN, Trusfas 'Ais SAFE
JAZZ A. 4. FRANDLAND a,,o,t.
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1. d. .. +. FUNERAL NOTICE

FT'HE officers and members Of .,,.zFa,,
i Schiller Lodge, No. 40, LOO F 800.
2 hereby requested to meet at ssSS<
their hall, this SUNDAY after ~Szs5fEN ~
noon at one O'Clock, for the purpose of paying
the last tribute of respect to our late brother
NJ. Hoist.
Members Of sister lodges and transient
brothers are fraternally invited to attend.
HENRY SCHILLING, N. q.
R0PNER Gaoratoryv
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NOn-Resident Notice.

NO. l512, R.D-In the Second ChanceTy Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue, VS.. \. d. Wfther-
spoon, Henry Laird, ct al.
II appearing from the return OF the sheriff
OF Shelby county in this cause that the de-
PENDANTS, A. ID. WitherspOOn and Henry Laird
are not 70 be found in his county;
II is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the courthouse of Shelby county,
In the city Of Memphis, Tennessee. on or
before the first Monday in March, 1875, and
plead, answer or demur to cOmplainant's bill,
or the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing exparte, and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week
Tor four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal. This January %, 1875.
A copy-Attest:
N. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
BY Crabtree Belcher, d. e. &M.
John Johnston. sol. for cOmplt ia24 81
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Expressmen'. National Convention.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-The express.
mems national convention to-day, after
the transaction Of q considerable amount
Of business, elected the following Off
GERS: President, George Bingham, re-
elected; vice-president, ]. J. Valentine /;
grand secretary, s. Dewitt, of Elmira,
New York. executive committee, j.
Morrill,, jr., +. Hayden, J. Q A. Hew-
ing, Z. G.. Seaton. An amendment was
offered to the constitution changing the
time of the annual meeting to the first
Wednesday in October, also one pro-
posing a change to the second Wednes-
day in July. Both were laid over until
the next meeting. Boston was selected
as the place OF the next annual meeting.
After the passage of resolution OF
thanks to the various parties from whom
oourtesies had been received, Mr., Nor
rill, in neat speech, presented Presi-
dent Bingham, on behalf Of the sssoci-
alton, with an elegant gold watch, and
the convention adjourned.
Congressman-elect Allen, of New
Work il dnah
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VOU are hereby ordered to attend, in O
l. fatigue dress, a stated cOnclave ofNAE
Cyrene COmmandery, No. 4, X. T., to-"
morrow MONDAY evening, January 25th, az
"a o'clock, at asylum, for the transaction of
business.
Visiting knights are courteousIy invited.
By command. j. W, WARD f e.
II i II A
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The last Of the Japanese troops left
for MOsa in the end of November and
arrived at Nagasaki the first week in De-
cember. General Sarge is expected at
YeddO December 25th, when great de-
mOnstrations will be made to his honor.
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Official Notice to Tax.Payers-

OFFICE OF STATE AND COUNTY TAN,
" COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January p, 1876.
Ou the 9th day of January, 1879 l shall pro-
ceed, according TO law 10 iSSue NistrHSs W.
rants for state and County Taxes, for the wear
1914, on personal property. The attention of
BANKS, insurance Companies and Corpora
tiOns, as well as stock holders and fnifvid1aiS
Is respectfully called to this notice, thus saving
extra cost. A T. NKIAND
state and County Tax Collector Shelby Coun
ty, lS74 foSs
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
Long and Tedious Contest in Wes1 VEF-
etnta-HfnneN0fa and Tennessee I'm
the same Box.
TENNESSEE

NASHVILLE, January 23.-The two
houses met in convention at noon. The
ballot was not materially changed up
o. the thirty-fOurth ballot, on which
Ex-Governor Brown received the COM
plimentary vote Of 81, and was with
drawn. The excitement was intense.
On the thirty-fifth ballot johnson Te-
olived 50 votes; Stephens, q; Brown,
] ; Bate. -; Ewing, 5 Quaries, 10; scat
terlug, 3 Forty y-second ballot: John
Fou, "a; Stephens, %; Bate, 81; Ewing,
B. James I. F0rty-third ballot: JohL-
son. 80; Stephens, %; Bate, 81; scatter
ing, S Stephens was Withdrawn after
the f1rty-third ballot. Forty-iourth bal
lot: Johnson, A; Bate, IS; Ewing, 8;
scattering. 3; four members absent /;
necessary 10 a choice, 49. Forty-fifth
hsI'0t: Johnson, 43, Bate, IS; Ewing,
4; Brown. !. FOriy-ninth and last bal
Dot: Johnson, 43 Bate, IS; Stephens, i;
l. wing, z; Henry, l. The convention
rose ami adjourned until Monday at
n.ou Mr Quarles withdrew his name
after the fOrIy-first ballot.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, January 23.-The vote for
Uni. ed Ststes senator to-day unchanged.
Ramsey, 5s; Donneily, 50; Davis, "a;
scattering, Il. A sensation was created
by Mr. Peltit's explanation springing
from an alleged attempt Of the friends
of Mr.. Ramsey 10 purchase the vote Of
Nr. InEeH1l. Petit bolts the caucus
nomination on thas account. 1t is gen.
orally believed To be unfOunGed, and
sprluVing from the miscOnstructiOn Of
ap intended Jest. Both houses sd-
jJGmed until Monday.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CINCINNATI, January 23.-ID a joint
Democatic caucus OF the legislature at
Charleston, West Virginia, last night,
the result of the first ballot for senator
was - follows: J.. NJ. Camden, IS;
Samuel Price, l6; Henry S. Walker, is;
John Brannon, u; scattering, 3. Sec
Oud ballOt-Henry 5. Walker, Il; J. y.
GSmdsn, IS; Samuel Price, 10; John
BHnuOn, y. The csucusiDg promises
90 be long sud tedious.
WEST VIRGINIA.
CINCINNATI, January pa Charles
ton, Wes. Virginia, special to the En-
glfirer Gays that the Democratic caucus
Failed tonight 10 nominate candidate
for senator. First ballot: Camden, 20;
Walker, l6; Price, II; Brannon, s; Car
penteT, @; scattering, :. The seventh
aud last ballot resulted with no material
change. The caucus adjourned till Mon
day night.
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WHAT NORTHERN MEN SAY.
The Statement of ROugh-RidinE MStOr
Merrill gOntFad.cte by Former CiG-
iEens Of the North New Ksst-
ueut In shreveport.

SHREVEPORT, January 23.-We, the
uudersigued nUrtherneTs, residents OF
Shreveport. Louisiana, have read, with
iurxuTessirle astOnishment, statements
made bv General Merrill aud Others
representing this community in a con-
dillon Of anarchy and its people lawless
and defiant: stating thet In this vicinity
there are not less than two hundred and
fifty political criminals; that the
f-eedmeu are systematically mai
treated aud cheated of their earn
iuea, aud that two thousand have
been driven from their homes in penuTy.
We most solemnly assert that all such
statements are useless misTepresenta-
Tons and absurdly false. There is no
iawlessness here nor il this vicinity that
has come 90 our knowledge. The only
disorder that We have known was made
bv this military sisndeTer just before the
election, by sending his soldiers raiding
over the country, arresting unresisting
citizens for imaginary offenses, who
hsvenot been neld for trial because there
was no evidence OF guilt. II ordinary
criminals are not vigorously punished
by our present judicial authorities, il is
through no fault Of the intelligent and
virlu1us part OF the community, who
have had no voice in their selec-
ton II any tenantry have been
elected. Il has been to small
extent, and mostly il not altogether the
vsgsronds aud vicious. II there be any
de-UltiOu among the cOlored people il
rs ia 40 sense from want OF remune-
ra,iye employment The relation Of
the two races is uuusually friendly,
arising doubtless from the fact that al
the recent election many cOiOred men
voted with the taxpayers, the COnser-
-.ltiva ticket. We think the good order
heue qlite remarkable, when we reflect
rhat tae parish officials and representa-
tive Who were elected by six hundred
mai1rity IN as orderly an election as
was ever witnessed. They have been
Tor the second time cheated Of their sue
cess bv the present ruling dynasty.
We will only aud that the statements
n ferred 10 are 20 OutrsCeOusly false and
ground less that they cNuld only have
originated in a crazy brain and poorly
coucsited malice.
S. B.-sTETRs,
Cotton buyer, New York.
n. l.. DENNIS.
CorlOn-buyer, Rhode Island.
]. J. HOWARD,
tOLtou-buyer. Connecticut.
L. ". BURT,
Merchant, Iowa.
r. II. CROSBY,
New York.
ID. SHAPLEE.
Planter. New York.
A. +. WRIGHT,
Planter, Ohio.
FE& Sk LEWIS,
pr-4s r-,r Ehna d4aTer Boston. Mass
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COTTON-SEED WANTED.

TlHE Memphis Oh CoSrrlKpst Corlpstt1p price for sound
L pay the highest p ~ AZ their mill, foot OF
Gotto6seed dslIysTIfSss os ISs sshsTf s2ols win b
sent to responsible All seed oorreclIy
weighed and casIh con TsEli<nz as-ang g5ments
MssO va, ',iIosding, a. NELSON, President
~ CoounAS, superintendent
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knights of PythiaS

VNHE ofncers and mem hers OF Cusur ~
Il de Lion Lodge No. Is, are requested ga
MONDAY evening, at ~ O'Clock (ScSCsg1
Business OF Importance wifi be trans NSSSY
acted. W
:. W. ANDERSON, Z. c.
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W. Z. MITCHEAL's SCHOOL
No. 3O3 Third Street.
Attention. KNIGHTS Ten,nIar

ENNGLISH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASsI-
~ CAL courses taught. For particulars ap-
ply at SO3 Third street TAM
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ST. ANDREWS NOCIETY.

A SPECIAL meeting of this Society will he
"a held at NO. II Madison street tTomIfusOn's 5
oft1eel, MONDAY evening at O'Clock, for the
purpose OF making arrangements for ceIe-
bratiDg Burns birthday
II. T. TOH HLINSON, President
JOHN B. CAMPBELL, Secretary ia2i
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The steamships Slesla, from Ham,
kurg, Russia and Nevada from liver
IOol, arrived at New York yesterday
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Montenegro.

VIENNA, January 23.-The Montene-
grin government has ordered its sub
jects abroad to return home, Twelve
thousand troops have been ordered to
the frontier.
Prussia,
BERLIN, January GA courier has
arrived in this city bearing an autograph
letter from King Alfonso to Emperor
William He has similar letters for the
Emperor of Austria and King of Italy,
Cuba.
HAVANA, January 23.-One hundred
and fnrty-eight Sisters Of Charity, ex.
pelled from Mexico, arrived here, ~
route to France.
Alfonso Waq officially proclaimed King
q spain to-day, by Captain General
Concha. -
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Destructive Fire.

PEORIA, ILL, January 23.-Esrly
this morning fire broke out in the eX-
tensive cultivator and wagon factory of
T. & II. Smith q Co., in Pekin, Illinois,
and spreading rapidly the building and
contents, consisting in addition to valua-
BILE machinery, of over fifteen hundred
finished plows and a quantity Of un-
manufactured stock. The building was
owned by L. Luppent and valued at
$4,000; no insurance. Loss on the
machinery $4,000; insurance $1,000 in
each of the following companies: Ly-
coming of Pennsylvania, Farmers Of
New York, Peoples of Memphis and
Allemania Of Pittsbuag; total, $SOOO.
Stock valued at $40, 900 and insured for
$4,000, as follows: Citizens of Mis-.
souri,, $500; German of Rochester,
$500; Globe of Chicago, $500; Planters
of Memphis, $500; Commercial of st.
Louis, $4,000; Michigan State of Adrian,
$1,000 One hundred and twenty-five
men are thrown out of employment.
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NASHVILLE.

New Bills and Resolutions In the
Senate and House Yesterday
Excitement Over the
BallOtiDgs for United
States Senator.
General Bate Within One Of Elec-
tiOn on the FOrty-Fifth Bal
IOt-BrOwn, Stevens and
QuRrles Withdrawn
amid Intense EX-
citement.
Speeches Of Speaker Bond and Mr..
Head on Voting for Andrew
JOhnsOn-Bate 45 and
Johnson AZ on the
18th Ballot.
The Cry, "Anything to Beat John.
sOn''-Andy's Election Pre-
dicted-Increasing Inter
est on the Part of the
Whole People Of
the state.
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Congresman-elect Allen, of New
York, is dead.
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Fatal Shooting AffrRy-JaiI Delivery by
Masked n en-.

NASHVILLE, January 2S.-JOs. Delhi,
q watchman at the MAXWELL shouse, was
fatally shot at two o'clock this morning,
while in the performance of his duty, by
Raymond Thomas, formerly a fireman
in the Maxwell house engine-room.
Thomas was drunk at the time Of the
shooting, and made his escape from the
building, but was captured few min
utes afterward and placed in Jail.
On the twentieth instant, just at two
o'clock in the morning, twenty disguised
and well-armed men entered the town
OF Sparta, went to the Jail, took the
jailer, and held him by force while they
obtained the keys from his person, and
then took out of Jail man named Jas.
Boyers, confined for the murder of John
Vincent on the twenty-fifth of Decem-
ber last. The other five men in the iail
were locked up by the masked men, and
the keys returned to the jailer. Moth
ing has since been heard OF the prisoner,
but it is supposed they were his friends.
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SPRINGFIELD, January 2l.-The State
farmers convention to-day adopted a
lengthy platform, declaring that the
great political evil of the past and pres
ent time has been and is class. legislation
ia iavor OF hnancisl, mercantile, manu-
featuring ana transportation interests as
against the farmer and Iaborer: that thew
Ieh0Gnce oIi.; All allegiance to either of the
Longer act with tben, i'ies, 19s and will no
ductiOn in official salaries ann q ere re-
eral reform in the civil service. siT,-
provemeDt Of the national water
courses; removal Of the tariff on
clothing lumber, salt, iron and steel;
opposing further government aid to cor
porations; demanding repeal Of the ma
tonal banking law, and substitution OF
legal-tenders in place Of national cur
rency, the legal-tenders to be receivable
for import duties and exchangeable for
365. 100 registered bonds; demanding re-
vision Of the patent law; tue enforce
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mysterious and Shocking Murder.

BEDFORD, n. H, January pa
shocking affair occurred here this fore
noon. Mrs. John Emerson was found
about two o'clock lying in the kitchen
of her house with her head literally
blown from her body. Her husband
was at the barn. He heard the report
of a gun, and entering the house found
his wife as above with her knitting and
work in her hands. A d1uble-barreled
shotgun, discharged, was on the floor.
The greatest excitement prevails in the
community. Mrs. Emerson had been
married but q few months. She was
twenty years old, and was not known to
have an enemy. The whole affair is
GhrOIIdad in unvatprU
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Cross, Dodson, East, Finley, Fowler
Gibson, Giers, Harris, Head, James
Leeper, Ledgerwood, Mathes, Myers,
M'Clain, Neal, Parrish, Patton, Peters,
Spears, StArnes, Taylor, Toon, Trewhitt,
Wynn and Speaker Bond-i2.
For General Bdte-SenAtors Alden,
Boyd, Buchanan, Butler, Hodges,
Marchbanks, Mayre, Polk, Qusrles,
Smith, Trotter, Wade, Wilson, Speaker
Paine; Representatives Adams, AndeE-
son, Bell, Brooks, Cooper, Cummins,
Gardenhire, Glenn, Gober, Herring, Lea,
March, Martin, M'MAlan, NJ Glothlin,
Newburn. Noblitt, Nothington, Odell,
Parrish, Parker, Pollard, Pond, Rice
LauderdaleL Rice Madisonl, Shackle-
ford, TimberIake, Walker, Vests.
For Mr. EiCiRg-Representstives Cole,
Harwell, Hurt, Jamison, Norman, Per-
kins, SmAllwOod-7.
For Mr. &ephens-Senstor Rag
For Mr.. Gus 4. HenTy-Representa-
tive Orr.
Necessary TO a choice, 49.
When Speaker Bonds name was call
ed he said: "I cast my vote first for Mr..
Stephens, a gentleman fully competent
to fill the position 10 which he aspired,
because / believed, as / now believe,
that his election would have satisfied
all the people of Haywood county. /
gave my second vote to John &. Brown,
because / believed, and now believe,
that he was the best exponent of Demo-
cratic principles. Actuated by desire
to vote for the next best man, now
cast my vote for Andrew Johnson"
This was followed by round of ap.
plause.
ADJOURNED.
The adjournmentis is a kind OF cessation
of hOstilities. johnson will doubtless be
elected Monday, two of his supporters
Galloway and BrOoks-being away.
There is q determined opposition to him.
Quarles went fer Bate, who, it is saidi
will receive three of Ewing's votes.
Anything to beat Johnson, ;" is the cry.
This is suicidal policy, and Bates cleo
ton under the present circumstances
will be calamity to Tennessee DemOc-
rscy and do the country no good. POpu-
lar sentiment is for Johnson, and the
bitter enmity against him is unfortunate.
1t is rumoTed that Quarles will be re-
and that Chancellor Marks
or Governor Harris may be put on the
slate. Excitement is great tonight.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, January Ex-Governor
Brown had his name withdrawn to-day,
in order to preserve the harmony of the
Democratic party. This noble, self
conduct has called forth the
most unbOunded applause among the
Democracy. He had developed more
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Louisiana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS, January 23.-The
Conservative caucus adopted the follow
ing, which wasread to the coDgression-
al committee and accepted by the
chairman, to be taken under coCsidera-
ton:
Re8olUed, by this house caucus, COM
posed Of The Conservative members re-
turned by the returning board and those
claiming to have been undoubtedly
elected, but defrauded by the board,
That, desiring, in the interest of our af-
ficted State, to have a solution of our
political troubles, and relying On the in
tegrity and fairness of the four gentle
men members of the congressional COM
mittee now in New Orleans, and in ad-
vance of any investigation on their part,
we, as body, hereby ask them, if the
task is not considered too onerous, to
take the returns of 1874, together with
all fair and relevant testimony, and
upon such returns and evidence to de-
clare what members of the legislature
were fairly elected.
IIinsis Farmers State Convention.
SPRINGFTFID Tanugrv CI The Etata
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Cukal- Neutgkeitrl1.
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c5 porthclIbaft fiuben wurbcn, menn lie
bitriu 3eituugcn bcniigcn, weIde sic
gr0Bte Circulation babcn.
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Mt6b= mnb G~rmtemafcbiue.

SW m6dte ollie 6ieieniaen, iucIGe iid
nit elmer euten WtGb.uno Grnt,sNtoi6ine
ueriebn molten, bitten ibrer NufnerfIame
felt, Solutions Selbit. Tcdcr su;uiucn,
Sen, inbcn lie mobI nid)t leidt ais ciuc
@ombinirte Malhiue ilbcrtrUfcn per6er
fam.
SIR 9ouptacitcn lit bon @dmie6ciien
uu6 bat iibri9ens mcbr Sdmicbciicn oIS
irqcno cine anoere Wtaldine. SIRE 9iGz
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uno in rcricIbcn g@eife obgcIeet iuiro,
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niGt All oieielbe bcrfdleift ourd weI9es
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man alocmein b0ren muB. SIR GeG,
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bem @aupt0citel bcfcitigt, bur6 0ieies
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Druid bcS SuBe3 nit irgcn0 eirem SIiigcl
9ted)en fam ober man fann fie i%tellen,
bab lie 3u lbrcr 3sit Gc6en. SaS &reibe
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