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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-02-10

Warden Rice represented yesterday before TIE
Governor and Council that Daniel E. Hill, con-
Wet in the State Prison, for six years for larceny,
has decided symptoms of insanity. The Governor
appointed DIR. j. B. Walker of Thomaston and
DR.. W. A. Banks of Rockland, to ascertain the
facts in regard to his insanity and report.
On Sunday afternoon last, barn was burned
on the Wadsworth place, situated on the road
leading from East Winthrop to East Readfeld.
Two horses were saved from the barn; ton Of
hay was burned. Awidow lady lived in the house
ON the same lot, which was separate from the barn,
and not burnt.
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TENNESSEE NEWS,

Columbia has hops.
Dyersburg plays drafts.
Franklin county has fine crops.
Baseball is declining at Columbia.
Upton county has big crop of wheat.
Columbia has organized temperance
club.
"Big Bonanza" is the name Of Dy-
ersbuTg club.
J. G. Reamis has been made mayor Of
Dresden.
The Dyer county fair commences in
October next.
SIDyersburg is to be circussed on tt o
eighteenth instant.
TIE Paris postofflce was recently
robbed Of three hundred dollars.
Maury county agriculturists walk
twenty miles to Columbia to buy sweet
The Young Mems christian associa-
ton of Columbia has presented the jail
prisoners with hymn-boOk.
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These are the only match games
played by the Clippers this season, pre-
viOus to last Monday, and in every case
the same umpire was chosen, reluctant.
~ however, on the part Of the Stars, from
evident Partially shown to the Clippers,
thorough knowledge of the game, which
became so publicly apparent in the
game of the fourth of June, as to result
in a suspension before the full nine in
nings were played, when the game was
given to the Clippers as recorded. The
other games, and also our match with
the Olympic club last Tuesday, will, l
trust, furnish ample evidence that the
Stars are entitled to as lofty a place as
the Clippers in the galaxy Of West Ten
nesse clubs, and especially Of Gibson
county. WILLIAM JOHNSTON,
Captain Star Baseball Club.
HUMBOLDT, Tenn, June 10, 1875.
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EDITORS APPEAL-AIiow me O small
space in the columns Of yOur ubiquitous
journal, to correct o palpable error which
found its way into your issue of the
ninth instant, when speaking Of the in
vincibility OF the Clipper base ball club
of this place, prior to its match game
with the Olympic club of your city, last
Monday. The statement that "the Clip
pers have beaten all clubs with which
they had played" is not literally correct
according to this seasons record of the
single games, as will be seen by the fol-
lowing scores:
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To EXCHANGE.

DROPERTY-The valuable property known
I a. the DOuOho place, for Mississippi NV
e. bottom plantation.
my26 WIZ. NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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nENKEN's CLEARING SALE.
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FOR RENT.
TOR SALE.

OAKLAND FEMALE SEMINARY-Situ-
" ated in the town of Oakland, on the NJ.
d I. X. r., 70 miles from Memphis The build
lngs are new and easy OF access, surrounding
country thickly settled and community re.
fined. Il is well adapted for teachers, family
and boaroers; good gardens and two good els
TINS. Terms very liberal Apply 10
JAMES MOORE, or q. 4. ALLEN,
Ju Oakland, Mississippi.
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ST. LOUIS BRIDGE AND UNION
DEPOT,

All railroad lines from the north, east
and south, which have heretofore landed
their st. Louis and western passengers
at East st. Louis, now run over the
bridge and through the tunnel into the
Union depot Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road at st. LOIIis. Western passengers
ticketed oyeI7 the Missouri Pacific
through line HEhich is the only western
line running out Of Union depot, will
therefore avoid all omnibus transfers in
cident to other lines. Address Z. A.
Ford, general passenger agent, 25 South
Fourth street, st. Louis, for rates, time
tables and full information in regard to
the western country.
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THE SUPERSEDEAS.
Copy of the Proceedings had i'm the
Supreme Court In the Case of
Tim Foley VS.. }. 4. LeRth
and Others.

Pleas before the supreme court OF the
the western division Of the State, at
Jackson, on the first Monday in June,
a. D. 1875, said special term held in pur-
suance of an act of the general assembly
passed February Is, 1873. Present-HOn.
A. o. P. Nicholson, chief justice, and
James w. Deaderick, Thomas J. Free
man and John l.. T. Sneed, judges. To
wit: Tuesday, June s, 1875. Tim Foley
U8. J. T. Leath et Gj.-Shelby county
docket. The application for SUpersededS
in this case is refused, for the reason,
among others, that the appeal from the
DEGREES dissolving the injunction aud
dismissing the bill vacated the DEGREES,
and brings the cause into this court with
the Injunction in force.
The State of Tennessee.
I, John II. Freeman, clerk of the SUI
preme court of said State for the western
division thereof, at Jackson, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true, per-
feet and complete copy OF the order pro-
nounced by said court at its special June
term, 1875, in the case of Tim Foley Us.
J. T. Leath ct Gt., as appears Of record
now on file in my office.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO
set my hand and affixed the seal of the
court, at Office in the city Of Jackson, on
this, the tenth day of June, 1875, and the
independence of the United States the
year.
(Signed) JOHN H. FREEMAN, Clerk.
By -, Deputy Clerk.
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QUENTEL'S BAgBECUES.

Our last barbecue having proven
such grand success, we will serve an.
other to-day, upon much larger scale,
and our friends can rest assured that
there will be an abundance for all. Bar
becue will commence at eleven O'Clock
In the morning and continue till three
O'Clock in the evening. Come, one and
Sll' c. QUENTEL d SON,
Magnolia Hall, opposite Peabody hotel.
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ONR DOLLAR FOB THE APPEAL.

Persons leaving the cityfo the
country can haze the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOuntin9-rO0n0-Or
for any time longer than that at
the came rates.
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FOE LEASE Or SALE.

4 OTS-Situated on Madison and Court streets
extended, in eighth ward, PrestOns sub
DIVISION. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are IN neighbOrhoOd uneXceptlon-
ably good. a rare opportunity is here offered
10 Tenants or purchasers. Price suited to the
times, and terms TO the convenience Of appli-
CAMS IRRELEVANT & CO.,
my96 10 Madison street.
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LOWenstein'sI Mammoth Clothing Store,
29S Main street.
NAMES REFRIGERATORS.

The great house Of H. Wetter & Co.,
Nos. Is and 10 Monroe street, has for
sale a large assortment of Wayne's
refrigeratOrs, bath-tubs, wster-coOlers,
ETC., which embrace all of the latest in
ventions and most perfect improve
ments OF the age. These articles are
offered at very low prices and will not
fail to give satisfaction. The stock is
large and complete.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

PTTTsBURe, June 14-Night.-River
stationary, with feet inches in the
channel. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI June 14-Night.-River
falling, with II feet 2inches in the chan
mel. Weather clear and pleasant. No
arrivals or departures.
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LECTURE.
"sPURGEON AND HIS WORK
LECTURE BY DAVID Walk.

A LECTURE By DAVID Walk.
Alta regular meeting OF the Pastors Asso
citation. held IN the study Of the Pastor OF tue
First Cum bcrland Presbyterian Church, on
Monday, May 3, ls75, the following resolution.
offered by Rev. 5. B. SurTatt, was unanimous
y adopted: ~
ResolrCd, That Rev. David Walk is hereby
requested TO deliver before the public at as
early a date may suit his convenience, MS
lecture on "Spurgeon and his Work"
=. LANDRUM, President.
Official: q. 7. STAIN BACK, Secretary.
In pursuance Of the above request, the Lee.
ture will be delivered In the LINDEN
STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Monday Might, June Al, 1875,
At : o'clock Admission 50 cents. tul5
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We solicit letters and communications upoE
subjects OF general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
We will not return rejected communications.
All letters, communications, or anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed 70
and individual connected with the ONCE,
but simply the
APPEAL. Memphis, Tenn.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

HORSE-From solomon Lane, colored, near
idIen yssrs IA has bs4t moi on his led
shoulder and halter burned Oh both hind feet.
suitable reward will be paid for his return
10 PORTER, ia YL0R 3 GO.
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WE call attention to the law card in
another column of G. P. d VIII. FOute.
OF the senior member of this firm it is
needless for us to speak, as Judge Foute,
both at the bar and upon the bench, is
too well known to need commentator.
But as to the younger name, Mr.. VIM.
II. Foute, We would call more particular
attention. He is young gentleman of
high scholarly as well as professional at
tainments, and we doubt not will soon
rise to that distinction he deserves in
the ranks Of the young lawyers Of our
citV
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H. TOWNSEND,
n. FCNTAINE,
CHAS. KORTRECHT,
W. &. FOLKES,
A. e. FARMLAND.

The consideration of the report and
its recommendations was postponed IN
til Thursday night.
Mr.. Frauklaud stated that the redue-
ton OF the SUP erinteudeut's salary had
been made at the request of Mr.. Pickett.
Mr.. Koruecht offered a resolution to
consolidate the Chelsea and Washing
ton-street colOTed schools. Referred to
retTenchment committee.
Adjourned to eight o'clock Thursday
night.
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DIS, A. WESSON & SONS,

243 Main street, have just received over
eleven hundred gallons of laughing
gas. Those having an offending tooth
will do well to call; they can enjoy
good laugh instead Of cry.
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FINE STATIONERY.

A full line of the latest styles, sold at
popular prices, at o. F. DOD Il co.'s,
81 Main street,
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEIEe
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246 Sc
cOnd strest, HANSON q WALKER,
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GRUBBS & AUSTIN,
332 Main Street,

Continue their cIosing-out sale of clo-
thing, and, to aid the wOrking-people,
will take the new issue OF city warrants
at par for all goods in their line.
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P1ANrs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's
ATTEND Robertson's Business College

SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for few days.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

- TORE-Large store, cellar and upper offices
- on Front street, near Court; about forty
feet front; reasonable terms. Apply 10
W. A. WHEATLEY
myl5 go Main street
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APPEAL RATES.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
IN DAILY APPEAL:


Euleelue insertions, per squBre..--...--.. 30
Fisht zines solid nOnpareil make one square,
anu twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are % cents per line nrst In
-ertion, - cents per line per week, and I@5S
cents per line per month.
Wants. etc, are 10 cents per line INST inser-
ton, and cents per line each subsequent
Insertion.
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
aud Obituaries, are charged al regular rates
We viii not accept any advertisements 10 fol-
low reading matter.
FIr,t or Fourth page advertisements, station
a-y, double rates.
Specimen copies sent free Of charge.
Our mail-books are kept by postomces, and
not by individual names.
In ordering pa pers changed from one pOsIomce
10 another, the names OF both pOstofnces
should be given.
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MADAM DeGRAY BENEFITS.

Grand social soiree tonight at eight
o'clock, by the pupils of Madam De-
Gray Benefits dsncing-sohoOl, at their
hall, DDS Second street. Tickets fifty
cents. All are solicited to attend.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

EEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
RsWrGfGId. Geo. W. Jones Il Co., keep 1t.
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RARE CHANCE.

Go to the barbecue at Quentel's, 3O2
Msin street,
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PERSONAL.

MEssRs. KELLEY and Charles p. Lin
coin, of the Grenada (Mississippi) Re
publican, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lincoln has recently received the
appointment OF United States consul to
Canton, China.
SAMUEL D. ELLIOTT, Esq, who is
vouched for by those who know as "a
mighty pleasant gentleman" has ar
rived in this city. He is obtaining in
formation and advertisements for Mur-
RAYS Grange Directory, and is from No.
10 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
Let Mr.. Elliott have a Tennessee well
come-that means something to remem-
Der Tennessee by when he gets home.
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Law REPORTS.

United States District and Circuit
COuTts-Erigg, Judge.
Yesterday the argument in the city
cases, asking for nluIOdnlaIS, was closed,
and naGadan1uS compelling the city to
levy tax was ordered, but petition for
n1GHdGnluS to pay over q certain fund
refused; Tomeny VS. Vance, jury verdict
for defendant. To-day the case OF
TOmeny VS. Mitchell will be tried, after
which peremptory call of the district
court will be commenced.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
Quats and decorations. Craig's, 379 MAR
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Conservatory organized for doing
the business OF QUIT Flown banks, bankers,
corporations merchants and individuals
Usual Interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
OOTrSsScnde12ce solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN q Co,
London
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Go to the barbecue at QuentePs, 3O2
Main street.
CITY WARRANTS taken at par for dry
goods at MENKEN BROTHERS.
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Go TO KeneaIy,s Business CoIIega.
FOR GENUINE TCP.CREGM

Go to the barbecue at Quentels, 3O2
Main street.
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GRENADINES,

We are closing out our entire line OF
black grenadines at greatly reduced
prices.
Black grenadines at 20c.
Black grenadines at 37!c, worth SOC.
Black grenadines at 40c, worth Soc.
Black grenadines at soc, formerly 75c.
Also, black and white striped grena-
dimes, fancy striped grenadines and
check grenadines at Is, 20, 25c and up
ward. MENKEN BROS.
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LARGE LINES DRESS GOODS
BARGAINS IN
FANS! TIES, PARAs SOL 8!
LACE JACKETS.

LACE JAChElS,
Ladies' Linen Suits,
Children's Dresses,
Children's Pique BOnnets,
Hosiery cheap,
EmbrOideries cheap,
Carpets cheap.
MEN KEN Il 9TH ERS.
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present high schools be abolished, and
in their place there be established
male and female normal school,
under one principal, with q
three years cOurse OF instruction,
to be arranged by the superintendent so
as best to fit the pupils for teachers in
our schools and for the active duties Of
life, and that the aforesaid normal school
shall be located at the Market-street
school BUILDING.
Eighth-There shall be two principals
one for each grammar grade district.
Ninth-Theres shall be two male teach
ers-OEe in each district, to take charge
Of larger boys.
Tenth-In each schOol-building one
teacher in charge OF school shall he
designated, who shall have general su-
pervision, in the absence of the Drinci-
pal, Of all the schools in that building.
In making these changes we shall, in
all probability, endeavor to educate with
one superintendent, four principals and
fifty-one teachers, thus reducing the
corps four principals and ten teachers;
and unless the attendance should be
larger than we at present anticipate, this
number may possibly be somewhat re-
duced. Your committee base their cal
culations upon the receipts from ell
sources by taxation to amount of $50
600 in 1875, and will carry a debt over
of about $4,000, which in all probsbili-
ty will be cancelled by the receipts OF
back taxes. They have therefore made
the annexed schedule of salaries, which,
according to the statistics before them,
are much less than other cities of the
same population as Memphis:
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DRY GOODS
AT
Sacrificing Prices,
AT
mENKEN's CLEARING SALE.
Striped Silks, 62!, 20 and 75c,
COlOred silks, 75c,
Black silks, 75c and 81.
LARGE LINES DRESS GOODS
at 10, 123 and 15c.
Lace stripe Eeru, zoe,
Fine white piques, 20 to 4Oc,
Good quality Irish linens, 29e.
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Intending purchasers Of ready-made
clothing will find their interests we'll
served by visit to LOwenstein's MAN.
moth clothing store, 23S Main street,
where, for the next thirty days, they in
tend sacrificing their immense stock OF
custom-made clothing, suitable for men,
boys and children, at prices SO low as to
appeal to the pockets Of the most eco
n0micalIy inclined.
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VHE WA1-' NHINL IOEsOhEAM1
go to Specht & Walters, No. 81 Madi-
son street.
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Second Chancery Walker, Chan.
ceIlOr.
To-day is motion day.
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Go to the barbecue at Quenteps, 3O2
Main street,
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FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS,
call at
Il. L0WENSTEIN & BROS.
This Week

LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
81H EsFIC AND FOREIGN BAEKERg,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK,
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CORPS OF TEACHERS
Total.
INCIDENTAIS,

Secretary, $500; janitors, $500; print
ing, $500; fuel. $1,000; rents, $1,000; incl
dental, $500; stationery, S2l5; repairs,
$500; insurance, 500; interest account,
500; Office, $3.50. Total, $S465.
Total estimate, $40, $40.
This, of course, is for smaller force
than the board has heretofore employed,
and at the same time q general reduction
of all salaries, from superintendent down.
In the changes proposed, it will take the
best among the best to carry out, literal
ly, the course of study to be laid down
and not deviated from. Without that
We cannot hope for success. 1t
of course remains to be seen
il our best teachers land
certainly it would be futile to elect
others), will accept the positions at the
reduced rate. While your committees
estimate for 1855 shows very large
reduction (ssy about thirty thousand
dollars from the years 1874, and also
about twenty thousand dollars for the
years 1074-5), they are not over SAN
guine, and shall await the result with
considerable anxiety. All of which is
raSDccffulIU gUhDittad
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REMEMBERl

The best goods at the Iswest prices,
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TAKEN UP.

FOW-An old brLDdle COW with white spots,
" crop on right ear, swallow fork on left.
The owner can have her by applying 81 the
corner OF Front and Walkersts 4. A. PICKETT.
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First Chanoery Ccurt-mOrsan, Chan.

The following cases will compose the
calendar for to-day: 1747, 2O47, 1891,
1866, POOL, 2O4I, 2O43, 2O44, 2O65, 2O69,
2O76, 1895, 1888, 1880, 1891, 1886, 2O56.
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- ESlDEHCE-My late residence on Jessa-
- main street, third door east Of Lauder
dale street House ami grounds in perfect
order JOHN 0VERTON TR
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First Circuit CourI-aeiskeII, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 27l0, 1888, SAG, 3421, 3439, BAL,
3442, 1852, 1854, 3468, $40, 347I, 3472,
3474, 3479, $3.50, 3494, 1868, 1912, 1914,
1913, $3.50, 1923, 1924, 1927, 3528, $685.,
$40, 354l, 1853.