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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A COUNTRY HOME AND FARM CoMBINeD.-FoR
N sale, the nnest IN southern Berkshire,
pure air pure water anu perfect health farms adloin
each other; contains Go the other 200 they
located schools. churches mills stores, he,
snd are but miles from Housatonic Railroad, with
stage and mail 10 and from depot twice daily dwellings
barns outhuidings fences. Ac, arc all excellent ana IN
first class orders very best quality o. soil; meadows
smooth a garden: all with machine the kouck
apo Che finest trout stream within $40 miles OF New
YORK. through the n they overlook the lakes
Of South Berkshire and have view OF nearly 70 miles
including Mount Everett aud the TaRhanic
give immediate eSsion price with growing crops,
small farm 80 O00 tho larger $500 halt cash;
balance remain five or ten years address NJ, box
80 Post ONCE. Great Darlington. Mas apply IN per
"a owner at Croo6's hotel "a Chatham street TIL
2ocl0ck to-day.
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TICkCfs TOunu UIVI, Of
- All the great musical attractions Refre shmcnis
NAY be obtained board. See detailed advcrsomcn
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

no LET-AT PIBRMoNT. on VERY MODERATE
Il ernia bcauinl Country seat 23acres magnificent
view; perfectly healthy. (. r. MALLAkI, Nyack
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-16

BY THIS TRAIN
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE. SHARON SPRINGS,
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. THE CArSkILLS West
PCINT, CORNWALL, AND ALL POINTS SUPPLIED
WITH The NEW YORk HERALD BEFORE BRLAK-
FAST
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TOE aALE-ONR or THE FINEST GFNTLraAN's
a. Country seats the east h,nk Of the HUDSON,
north Of Poughkespse' river and CaifEil Mountain
We unequailed - acres, quarter mile river front,
with dock splendid mansion and improvements all
pew; 500 bearing frult trees For particulars apply to
n 8. G.. box Ne. rivol Post oflee. VIEW YORK
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VALUABLE BUILDING SITE AT BERGEN
n Point will be disposed OF NJ sacrfce to cash
customer; location FIRST class Address HAMILTON, box
leo bcrah oflcc.
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A LARGE AND WELL FURsIsHED HOUSE WITH
n wafer gas and every other eonyenisnce 10 LEI. al
Par kaway L. l. Apply 10 JOHN FETJRETCH, l2sJ
Broadway. near Thirty-fonrth street
AT ENGLEwOOn n IA MODERN HOUSE WITH
n large garden ~ acreg, stable &c. offered very
reasonably cash required only &SGn Addres owner
g., box lA Herald ofhcs.
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Mest side.

A BARROW STREET THE COSEYEsT HOUSE IN
4 the Ninth ward stones, high soop, all improve
No nts and in good condition.; prise SlU.s0u
JOSEPH MASON, No Pine street.
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North side.

a. 7nO THREE STORY BROWN STONE
l.. lUU. twenty third ward New York citv. nne
location, attic cash Address }. G. GRANT, 70 Broad
way.
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LNOR SALE-AT BERGEN POINT A CORNER PLOT
y q Ground, y feet 'front.' on avenue y So ieet on
kinctee nh street south SIDES above will be sold
kw. For further particulars address @ g., boz 1894
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-NNAN LINE-FIxgp SOUTHERN couRss.

A CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
VICTORIA. sails SATURDAY, June - st3 7. n
ETHIoPlA....... sails. saturday July AZ n
TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY.
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabins SIS TO 500 currency, according to accommoia
tons .... -
INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE
as low any other hrst class line.
Drafts issued Tor any amount at lowest rates.
HENDERSON BROS Agents, No Bowling Green.
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no LET-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE ~ TIE
j Eighteenth ward. store 25Ng0 feet win good sub
cellar; be rented with noors or without them.
trims easy ana long lease Inquire AZ the store No l92
Third avenue Qr At M East FJ Fourth street. between
Second and Third avenues, j. Kress' brewery
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NATIONAL LINE.
N from piers nos a and AZ North River
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
GREECE. Thursday, June II ats r. M.
HOLLAAD Thur-day. June "a at A. NJ.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
ERlN......Junc 10 II. NJ THE QUEEN, Juvl0. l0A. "
ENGLAND. june ~ NAN spAlS.....Juiy IL r. NJ.
EGYPT. July s. ~. NJ
Cabin passage, 80 and SS, currency Storage at
greatly reduced prices Return tickets at reduced
Prepaid sleerage tickets from Liverpool the owef
rates Apply al the company's Office, 60 Broadway.
~ W. j. HURST. Manager
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NOR SAIP-TwO STORY AND ATTIC BRICK MOUSE
and Lot .Ox40xlCU " Attorney street. near Grand
louise 10 good orderi terms easy. apply 10 w H.
sROSsMAN BRO, Ne lis Chambers street
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MAGNIFICENT FRUIT AND GRAIN FARM
n great bargain. ass acres superior Land. "a mile
from Anna polls. two hours Baltimore Washing
ton nine hours from New YORK 500 bearing peach aud
100 apple and pear Sales Of peaches in 1875,
$3.50; 80 In ~ ia wheat 30 10 oats.
$50 go hills OF tobacco: brick House with fine
shaded lawn and garden, tenant houses. very
ample onbuiidings good fences; prie with halt OF
crops aud ample stock farm implements. $50 per
acre 4s,0D cash required; properly IN
change. Address box 81 Post once Annapolis. Nd.
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NOR sALE-lI2 SECOND AVENUE. FOUR STORY
House Is BY IS lot l25; cheap and extra liberal
terms Apply for permits 10 the owner, q L. sCHhlE-
DER ass Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

yNrAGTEp-A TRACT OF gooD OAK AND CHEST
w nut Timber Land in Virginia Maryland on navi-
gable water J. h. DENAKEsT Agent,
E6 Broadway, basement
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TICKETS CAN BIZ PURCHASED ONLY on The
TRAIN OR AT TIE OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

EDITORS APPEAL - 1t affords ms
pleasure tOstate that [ am i'll receipt OF
letters from DR.. Morrow, containing
statements with Teferences) that he
was neither SO poor when elected nor so
rich now as has been represented-that
he was under no necessity to use the
State borrowing power for his private
purposes, and that he did not so use it.
These statements, cOrrObOrated by the
references, satisfy me. For any injus-
tice or injury done the doctor by my al
lusion to him, l wish to atone, so far
as possible, by stating that from the ev-
idence now before me, am willing to
accord him the credit of being one OF
the most efficient, capable, correct and
honest treasurers the State has had for
many years.
j. NJ. GALLAWAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

The Democratic State central com.
mittee and large number Of prominent
Democratic politicians from various
parts Of Ohio, met in Columbus, yester.
day, Toy consultation, when it WAS de-
eided 10 hold tie State convention oil
lie seventeenth Of June, in that city.
Inc State executive committee was au-
thorized 10 arrange for a grand ratIfca-
uon meeting on the evening Of the day
OF the convention; to invite prominent
Democrats Of the several States to pac-
lcinate as Speakers, aud also to extend
an invitation to the Democrats Of the
HIale to attend the meeting in delegs-
uohs t. give the ticket nominated a
good 'send-off. During the meeting
speect les were made by number Of gen.
Item en-, all Of whom predicted victory
neJ { fall.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

We pSblish elsewhere a speech of
General Chalmers, delivered at Demo-
cratic meeting, held at Friars Point, on
Wednesday last, the object of which
was the appointment Of delegates to the
Democranc convention for reorganizs-
ton oI the party, to be held at jackson,
On .he seventeenth instant, This speech
" AZ made in indorsement Of the resOlu-
uoEs passed, and will, we confidently
'siieve, be everywhere received in Mis-
sissippi as the keynote of the coming
campaign. The general, who is a
spirited and, when occasion re-
quires, a fiery speaker, has furnished
the party with document replete with
all necessary information in the reOr-
ganization Of the Democratic party, and
The conduct 0f a campaign that we have
every reason 20 believe will result in a
triumphant vindicatiOn OF our pTinci-
pies. It will be seen, too, that the gem
ersl is no hRir-splitter about names. He
believes IN the simple word "Demo-
Crat, - and thinks with the APPEAL that
we have had enough Of conservative"
and "Rsform,n mere empty words,
which, while they mean nothing, rather
deIact from the party, its organization
and integrity. Taken as a whole, it is a
good speech, timely and intelligent, and
will be read with interest 10y all Demo-
Gratis in North Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

THE new police and fire commission
ers, over whose appointment there has
been much wTsngling, were sworn in
last night, and will, we suppose, enter
upon their duties to-day. This last step
by the council in the enforcement Of the
charter, which we believe will, when
tested, be declared illegal and void-a
chartes which does violence to public
sentiment, and which has been
forced upon the people without
the.r knowledge or consent-affords
an opportunity for the old police COM
mIssionera TO test the question, and be-
fore the courts 10 bring out all the facts
connected with. the passage Of an instru-
ment that may yet prove to Memphis
another Pandors's box, full OF mischief,
Of 'iIsseLsiOns, differences. contentious,
snd lawsuits. The day is not distant
when we shall know why the charter
adopted by the general council, and in
dorsed by the people and the press, was
set aside for the mosaic which has al
ready called forth SO D4any contradicto-
ny opinions from eminent lawyers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

the secession Democracy lies buried in
the tomb Of Calhoun and under the lit
tie hillocks which mark the last resting
places OF the Confederate dead. The
Democratic party Of to-day is composed
OF the liberal and conservative men Of
all former party creeds, and it swept in
triumph over the northern States in last
years elections. It is the party of the
people OppC. Ell to the office hold
ers who would perpetuate their power
and make themselves our masters.
1t is the party Of the Taxpayers, opposed
to the pIunderers who have converted
places of public trust into franchises for
embeZzlement. 1t is the party OF hon.
esty, intelligence and virtue, opposed to
corruption, ignorance and vice. 1t is
the party OF local free government, OPP
posed to centralized depotism. II is the
party OF constitutional liberty, opposed
to the One-man power, whether it comes
by inheritance or by the usurpatiOn of
successful military leader. Let us not,
then, quibble about name, but let us
rally under the national Democratic
banner, which Hendricks OF Indiana,
Allen OF Ohio, Tilden Of New York,
and CASTOR of Massachusetts, have
borne in triumph, and il victory should
perch upon our standard it will be sll
the more glorious, because none can say
it was won under false eolOrs; and If de-
feat comes we can meet it like men.
Let us follow the example of
THE GLORIOUS DEMOCRACY OF MAssA-
CHUSETTS,
who have wandered forty years in the
wilderness of defeat, but whose faith
has at last received its merited reward
Let us cling to the hope that our ances-
tors of 1776 did not die in vain, and that
republican liberty will be preserved; and
let us still believe that "truth is eternal
and public justice certain" But if we
are mistaken, if corruption, ignorance
and vice shall take the place OF honesty,
intelligence and virtue; if our property
is to be cOnfiScated to enrich taX-gath-
ering robbers; if military satraps are to
straDgle State legislatures; if constitu-
tiOnal liberty is to be destroyed, and
military despot to usurp the crown
which Washington refused, then let the
old Democratic ship be set afl0at, and
let us
Nail to the mast her tattered flag,
Set every thrcadbaTe sail,
And give her TO the God of storms,
The lightning ard the gale"
On the conclusion of the speech,
which was well received, the delegates
were elected, and credentialed for ser
vice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
DIED.

VIENNA-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. MARY NJ. VIENNA and family are in
vited to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence of her son, A. ]. Vienna, No. 70 St.
Martin street, this (FRlDAY) afternoon at 2
O'Clock, Carriages in attendance.
BOSWELL-May 9th, FLORENCE, daughter
Of J. r. and Mrs. A. +. Boswell, aged years
and months, at the residence of Colonel A.
s. Brown, Dunlap avenue. Funeral at resi-
dence.
CORWIN-On May 6th, ISAAC CORwIN.
His funeral will take place this FRIDAY)
morning at 10 o'clock from III Madison street.
Carriages at HOlst's and at the house.
DUQUERCRON-Ath his residence in Stark
Vile, Mississippi, Saturday, May Ist, F. H.
DUQUERCRoN, formerly of Charleston, South
Carolina. Jacksonville, Florida, and Charles
ton papers please copy.l
WILSOS-At Australia Landing, Missis-
sippi, on Sunday, May ID, ELIZA IRWIN, wife
of B. B. Wilson, aged 50 years. lMadisopvIIIe,
Kentucky, papers please cOpy.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

AGREEABLE 10 the call published in
the ArPEAL yesterday, The ex-Federal
soldiers resident in Memphis held a
meeting, 1T which resolutions were
passed accepting The invitation Of the
eA-Coniederates % participate ia the
ceremonies Of Memorial day, the twen-
iy-iourth instant. Thefeolings and sem
unents Of the occ aston were thoroughly
patriotic and frlternal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

iHE he'Itucky State Democratic con-
,eli'nr .Aftera ten-hours session yester-
uSy' no minated Hon. James j. M'Cres-
~ OF IsdisoE county, IS candidate for
so'ei nor, The telegraph informs us
'ilaI The session was generally harmoni-
u" = although for a few minutes there
'sas great confusion. The names most
prominent before the convention, be-
sides Mr.. MCreary, were John S. VIII
iiams, J. Stoddsrd Johnston and J. O.
a. King. Ar. Williams led in the first,
second aud third ballots, aud the fourth
ballot stood: MCresry, 66I; Williams,
6oS-Messrs. King and Johnston having
Withdrawn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
Attachment Notice,

In the First Circuit Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee.-E. Simpson & Co. vs.. W. n
Daniels.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 3455 of the Code Of ] en-
nessee, and returned into court levied upon
the personal property of the defendant, ana
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is justly indebted to plaintiff in the sum
of 1878 70, due by acceptance, and that ne j.
nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee &C.,,
1t is therefore ordered, That the said - -deIedu'
ant, ". NJ. Daniels, make his personal tpi pea,
ance herein, before the Judge OF @ tue a,I,i ~,
Circuit Court Of Shelby county at tIe ne ~ ~
house in the city of Memphis, on the Snitu u,
Monday in May, next, and delenu enu,,fP,ey 49, ~
tachment suit within the time pre- P lin ey
law or the same will be ProceSG,t o.clsTI,sr Ia pnb.
parte aud that a copy OF TINS oIIS ,5.r%i W
ilsbed once a week, FOR I",'I ''''
weeks, in the Memphis D4.ly Appeal
Ihls @ sLn aay d,4sst 81 n b. + COLEMAN, Clerk.
Bv p ". Royster, jr., d. {. ....,-,,.
-Jsrnigan & FrayseT, s0Is. ipI COMP t. >"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
PERSONAL.

CAPTAIN JAPANESE WAGG0NER, of
the house of J. q l.. SeasOngOOd, Cincin-
natl, is i'll the city.
Mr.. JOSEPH BROOKS, manager of the
Memphis theater, lett yesterday for
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he will
spend the summer.
Mr.. ISAAC CORwINE, proprietor of the
Second street European hotel, died yes
terday morning after short but painful
illness, OF pneumonia. Mr.. COTWine
was well known in this community and
his death will be a source Of regret to his
many friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
Notice 10 Holders of Navy Yard
Bonds.

No. 6S6, n. Rim the First ChauCery Court
of Shelby cOunty-R. :. Adams, ct al, VS.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
pany and others.
PURSUANT TO an order entered IN the above
I cause on the 5Oth day St April, 1879, notice
is hereby given to ali parties holding any of
the bonds of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad company, secured by the City OF
Memphis by deed of trust, on what is known
as the Navy Yard property, that an account
Will be taken and report made by the Clerk
and Master OF said Court, showing what
bonds, principal and interest, are now out
standing and unpaid, together with the
uac. es OF the owners or holders Of the same.
This is therefore to notify all parties inter
ested in said bonds vino desire TO share in the
proceeds OF said Navy Yard property, TO have
themselves made parties TO this cause, and ME
and establish their claims on or before the lUJh
day of July, 1919, or the same Will be forever
barred. The 6th day OF May, 1873.
e. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY +. +. McHenTy, Deputy &. and NJ
Estes Il Elicit, McRas, Myers & Sneed, O..
y. Hanson, and Smith & Scott, solicitors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
Wednesday, sOth day of June, 1875,
AUCTION SALE
OF STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.

AsAUCTIONEES, we VIII on SATUH-
a nay Nav -, 1919, at y M, al the south
IrraSr corner OF Main and Madison streets, In
Memphis. Tenn, sell at public auction. To the
highest bidder, FOR cash, on account OF whom
In NAV concern. as follows.
So 30 stock of Peoples Insurance Com panyr
of Memphis Sl5OJJ mississippi hquldatIng lc-
wee bonds; $4,000, Judgment against Pulaski
county. Ark, IOT which mandamus has been
ordered 10 issue by the Federal Court, S3NNtu
First mortgage bonds Memphis and Little
Rock Railway Co.; $4,000 second mortgage
bonds Memphis and Little Rock Railway CO.,
SgUD Income bonds Memphis ami ii, 't
Rock Railway So; S2SUUJ stock lb 3rhIpu-s
and Little pOck Railway Co.; sIODUl1 second
fnOrt-a0e bonds Memphis and Little ROCK
L,4frT5o7t 40 iTREZEEA \ NJ & Co.
--'-'-' ''-1' we AuctiOueers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
TIE CENTENNIAL.
a Csli tor MepttBE OF the Commits
sfgners Of IeauEEses AT Nashville
on the Twelfth instant.

In order 10 secure the harmonious ac-
ton uf the State and National commits
aioners and Of the committees heretofore
appointed 10 prepare for a full and COM
piete representation OF the various min
eral, agricultural, manufacturing and
other resources OF Tennessee st the cen
tenuisl exhibition, to be held next yesr
I'm Philadelphia, a meeting Of the COM
mi-sioners, coTporatOrs and committees
for Fast, Middle and West Tennessee is
hereby called, TO take place at the capl-
tol in Nashville, on Wednesday, the
twelfth instant, at eleven o'clock in the
forenoon. As the State board is called
to meet At the same time and place, it is
hoped that a full attendance may be
had. and that effective measures
may be inaugurated which will bring
about the desired result: enable the
officers Of 'he commission at the ap-
rroachingS ssion in Philadelphia, dur
ing the present month, TO make the
necessary provision for a representation
To the world at large OF the many ad-
vautages and resources OF our State.
THOS. II. COLDWELL,
WM. Ii. PEDSSER,
Commissioners for Tennessee.
Arrangements have been made for
fEI.-taft Aahtt5 'FCA ihC BAihCApsRl loAl
roads Of the State fOr the gentlemen re-
ferred 10 in the above call, who may be
able 10 attend in answer thereto.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 8, 1875.
EDITORS APPEAL-Relerring to the
call OF the centennial commissioners as
above, will you do the committee for
West Tennessee" the favor to notify
tbrm OF the commissioners earnest de-
sire 10 have their presence and cO-Opera-
ton at the meeting in Nashville on
Wednesday neIt, the twelfth instant
bach and every member Of the commit
Tee il therefore earnestly requested 10 be
present on that occasion.
WM. X. MOORE,
Chairman for West Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

The Democrats Of the ninth Georgia
district have done themselves credit in
eiocting Ben, HUI to the forty-forth
congress in ulace Of MMillsn, deceased.
Mr.. Hin Is one OF the abIest debators
and m"st effective speakers in the south.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
CONSTIPATION

DH9ULD not be regarded asa -rIH-us
aiIment-in fact nature demands the ut
most regularity of she bowels, and amy
way often TO serious danger. IL is quite
As necessary to remove impure accUmu-
latiOns from the bowels as H. is 20 cat
or sleep, and no health can he expected
where a costive habit or body prevails.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

WE understand, from a private letter
lIom New Odeaus, that Santa Anna,
tha late president 81 the Mexican re-
public, died few days ago near Jalaps,
Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
Ice Cream ParIOrs Now Omen

JtDR 1he reception OF ladies and gentlemen.
L where only the best will be served. Also
tne Connections and Cakes on hand aAd made
to order by
SPECHT q WALTER, 8 Madison st,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
PUBLIC SALE
OF
CH0ICR BUILDING LOTS

ON Saturday, May Sth at y o'clock, at the
~ southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, we will sell to the highest bidder the
vacant ground between the residences Of Mt.
Harrington and Mr.. Randolph, on the north
side of Seale, between Wellington ana Lau-
derdaIe street, Il0 feet front by 24j depth, con-
Ceded 20 be the choicest location in the city
for first class residence property. A perfect
title given, and easy terms of payment. Per-
sOns wanting a choice residence lot can have
no better opportunity to be suited. Sale
promptly at the hour mentioned.
my7 IRRELEVANT 3 CO., AuctiOneers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
ESTABLISHED 1910.

MEMORIAL dsy, lsJ5, will be a red
lo.,er aay ia the Memphis calendar ,for-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07

Solid Gold Watches from $40 to 500. solid
Gold Chains from SIS to $50. The celebrated
ElgIn Watch (silver), so to S75. silver I'm
ported Watches, s. to $40. Solid Gold Is carat
Kings warranted perfect, 81 81 per penny
weight: aud other things in proportion.
Repairing u all its branches, and setting of
precious stones, ajad matching odd jewelry,
and hair chain and pipe mOuniings a special
ty. School Medals, Jewels, Stencils, seals,
etc. Engraving on silver three cents per letter
sos Second stFeea Memphis, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-07
PRESS COMMENTS,

The Brooklyn Argus says Of BOwen's
testimony: Mr.. Bowen cOntr@1icts Mr.
Beecher on two Of the most vital points
OF the case. Which is right, must be
determined by sustaining the witness.
If we remember correctly, Beecher ex-
planned his grief and letters by his con-
victiOn that he had done TiltOn an In
jury by advising Mrs. T'iltOn to seperate
from him and by his advice to Bowen,
by which TiltOn lost his editorial
position; now Bowen swears Tilton had
been dismissed from his editorial posi-
ton prior tC any conversation on the
subject with Beecher, and that Beecher
did not advise him to discharge TiltOn.
Mr.. Bowen also swears that the payment
OF one thousand dollars by him to Tilton
had nothing whatever to do with the set
tlement Of scandal difficulties. The de-
fense set up the theory that TiltOn
wrung that money out of Bowen by
threatening to publish the scandal.