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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21
TELEGRAMS.

New York, March 20: The steamer
Adriatic, from Liverpool, has arrived.
New York, March 20: John II Key
Ger, OF Tweed notoriety, has been taken
to the asylum.
Whitehall, n. Y, March 10: Hal's
hotel wss burned tonight Loss. Thirty
thousand dO.lais Insured.
Hartford, March 10: RI. Rev. Thomas
GalbTeath, the new Roman Catholic
bishop OF Hartford, was solemnly con-
secrsied to-day.
Scranton, Pa, March 20: The old
Catholic convent, used by the Sisters Cf
Charity since their removal into the
new Ecadeny as 8 school house, was
burned last Dighf.
New YORK, March 20: General
Schenck il slsyiDg quietly at the BTe-
yoJrt house he had many callers to-
day, bot decline to ak with herepOrt-
lr5 about his case.
York, Pa, March 20: Sunday the
powder-miii of ThOmssC BrainerG, three
miles sOutn of this place, exploded, and
the entire bnilding was wrecked. No
loss Of life reported.
PottsvilIe, Pa, March 10: The town
hell Was destroyed by fire to-day. The
building WAS owned by G.. w. Slater,
whose loss is fifty thousand dollars; in
surance, six thousand dollars.
Scranton, Pa, March 20: Another fire
70 day destroyed the stables OF the st.
Cherries hotel with several valuable
horses aud a number of adjoining build
ings. Total loss, twenty thousand dol
lars
Salt Lake, March 90: Williamson
and Smith, th3 two last uncaptured
prisoners who escsped from the peDi-
Tertiary, were caught this evening 81
Stoaktou, Utah, ana srs o. their way
to this y.
Chicago, March ~: b. u. Millel
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dana, JR.
Heightened to the Lsst-A Fearful
Slap at the SenRte-LaWrence on
His Piracy.

Boston, Msfch 10 The papers will
publish to morrow letter from Hen. r.
H. Dana, j., to Hon. George s Bout
well, upon the matter OF his nomination
as minister to England, and defining
his position. He does not wish the NOM
inaliOn withdrawn, but says: "There is
nothing in the gift of the government
which would induce me to go to Wash
ington and submit question touching
my honor 70 q committee which has
taken the course taken by the senate
committee on foreign relations"
A LETTER OF EXPLANATION FROM Will.
LIAM BEACH LAWRENCE.
WASHINGTON, March lG, 1872.
To the Editor OF the New York. Herald:
l have just seen to days Herald, and
refer you to the decree of the United
States circuit court, Boston, Sspsember,
1859, which establishes my title to the
copyright OF the notes in my two edi-
tons of " heaton, IS we'll as convicts
Mr.. Dana both OF literary piracy and OF
perjury, in swearing falsely that he had
not used them. | gave my services gra-
tuitously to the Wheaton family, and
expended several thousand dollars in
the preparation OF the notes for which
Dana, in substituting his name for mine.
was paid as a stipendisry Iitor, More
over, offer twenty five dollars for any
copy of my edition OF 1853, having given
for the last purchased fifty dollars.
Please publish this matter conspicuous
Iy. WILLIAM BEACH LAWRENCE.
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THE pubic is perhap5 not aware that
union railroad depot scheme Is at
tempted ID be pushed throt Oh the boards
OF sldermen and cOlncilmen. Hold on,
gentlemen, don't be in 8 hurry about
this. Move slowly aud LEI the PEOPLE
know exactly what you are up to, 9th
erwis5 II may cause talk. a clear ven
tilStiOn Of the sui Get will rot hurt, and
stirring up will not use bad smell if
everything is wholesome. We design
making a sCTutin zing inspeo ton OF the
scheme, and we desire those who are at
work on it in tie council to make haste
very slowly Sd as to give us and the pub
lie chance.
We copy the above from the Ledger
o. yesterday, and approve it. We want
a union depot, and desire to see all the
railroads consolidated under one roof
But we think the tax-paying neOple Of
Memphis ought to be allowed some say
IN regard to the way in which 80 desirs.
bic WORK is TO be contaminated. To
that end we trust we sbaIl have at the
hands Of the general council sucn foil
and complete discussion as will enable
us to judge Of the desirability aud legal
ity Of the mode about to be proposed to
the council. We believe there is o law
Of '75 to be consulted.
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England.

LONDON, March 20-The rival boat
crews from Oxford and Cambridge uni
versities have arranged and will
begin practiciUg on the Thames between
Putney and MoDtlske.
Mr.. Charles Kekule, merchant, "a
Mark Lane, failed to-day in conse-
quercP, it is reported, of operations on
the stock exchange. His liabilities are
very heavy.
LONDON, March 20.-The commission
ers appointed to inquire into the alleged
electoral corruption in Norwich report
that corrupt practices prevailed extern
siveIy during the parliamentary cleo
lions of lS74-75. They consider the evil
dence given before them proves that q
hopeIessIy corrupt and depraved' cleo
ton element Of no iDc0nsideTable pro.
portion exists ia Norwich.
LoSDoN, March 20 Tho Prince of
Wales and suite have arrived at Alden
OH their return from India.
LONDON, Msr1h 20.-The steamer Tss-
bel, from Rochelle for Bristol, was
wrecked Saturday, night on Pendeyer
rocks, between S . Ives snd Lands End.
Six c0rpses have been washed ashore.
The crea, thirty in number, all undOubt-
eddy persisted, 81 nothing remained Of
tbs wreck on Sunday evening except
scattered plauks.
Gordon. tins African explorer, reports
that on finding the rapids impass2ble,
he conveyed hIs steamer, which is fly
feet long, and two steel boats overlaLd
to DLfili, snd dscided to put the boats
together again there. G0Td0T, ia the
meanwhile, proposes to march to thecsp-
ilaI of KaOaTza, and thence to Magun-
go. After returning to Duffii he proposes
TO march westward to Makrada.
LONDON, March 20 AT meeting q
the Ar,is Ins' institute the motion was
unanimously carried 10 sppoint Msjcr-
General Msrriait to communicate with
various eminent persons of the city with
q view OF sending deputstiOn of E1g.
Iish Workmen to the Philadelphia ex-
hihitiOn.
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IN The senate yesterday Senator
Wright took occasion TO deny
the newspaper paragraph ohaIK.
ing himself with having a private
secretary paid fer by lie govern
ment Fifty Thousand dollars was ad L.
ded 80 the one hundred thousand de.ia.rs
appropriated By the hoSss 10 supply the
deficiency for feeling the Sioux Indian s.
1t was agreed that the committee on
privileges aud elections sit during ths
sessions Of the seHsts waile investirat-
ing Spencst's case. Tee remainder of
the ses ion was taken up In the discus
sion Of the proposition to count the votes
for President and Vice. President. IN
the house, ff CT the cousideFatisR - q
number o. petitions eR lie subject Of
distilleries, q number Of bills on cal Cf
States We're presented snd referred, and
both houses ij0urnaf
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Creditors Notice.

No. I572-In the Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, ennessee-COurtland N. Starr VS.. Z.
W. KealhOfer ct al
Whereas, An order was entered in the above
cause on the nth day of March, 1876, directing
the Clerk and Master 10 make publication tor
all OF the creditors OF r. d. STAIR, deceased, to
appear and file their claims, etc.:
Il is therefore ordered, That all the credit
ors of the estate of K. D. Starr, deceased,
make their appearance herein, at the court
house in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the first day Of July, 1876, and file their
claims herein and have themsel yes made par
ties or their claims will be forever barred
and that copy OF this order lie published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal.
Fhls goth day or March, 1876.
A copy-attest: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By E. B. Mc8enry, d. c. & NJ.
for estate, mb2I tn
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" private secretary o. the President to be
" thief Of private papers, leave no SEN
" slide Republican In doub. that there is
" but ore way In which Republican sue.
+" cess can be ASSURED 10 the Presidential
" election of this year. That way lies
" in a radical and thorough change Of
" the spirit and character and tone OF
administration" SO says .and so sd.
mits HarpeT's WeeI}y ard 50 says the
Democracy q al the States. The only
cure for Radical theft and corruption,
a radical ard thorough change" is q
Democratic victory IL November next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

CHARLES SUNSEE. "hcl he srrGisr d
Grant in 1872. sid: Il be 'IatCrlize5
with j1b5grs 500 H-s-isu. Rhers il the
" limit 30 the isnorsl'zst' ol that u-ust
a. eaEut: Nss-ssari > 'he lu1Iis service
.' taxes lis ca.ia. n from tho elec.ed
chief sai the whole country ref cts
's the P.e..dena His example Is law.
90 Bat BAD exs upls must be corrected
" IS q bsd 'a7..' 4 number o. pe pie
will read Ira. extract to day AID comics s
is truth, who ies2 II vi,h DO, iEdigns-
.iOa when IL Eas uttered, and denounced
the man who saoke it as a traitor and a
slRudrrcr-
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THE Jersey City Jourp2} condemns
Marsh IS bEibzr and teIl-Jals, and says
that "he ought 10 be h0rsewhipped,
then kicked by Cripples, and then shot
70, his share ia the shameful transsc-
ton" The Journal world not have
had word 10 say bad Marsh only
sworn to 2 lie ana shielded Belknsp
from mer.ted punishment. Such is Re-
publican morality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

II meets with general approval, the
proposition q Ger e-sl Chalmers to re-
fund the bonded deit OF Mississippi, and
all uuCsnceled warrants is, ued before
the fits. # Jsuusry, 1876, into bonds
psysb ia ten years, commencing on
the first Of January, 1877, and paying
one entL then and Gle tenth yearly
ah =reait,r, with eight per cert. interest,
to be paid 5 mi-aunuplIy, and that no
appropriation shall he msie this year
except fer the cgne1t expenses OF the
State, and the irterss, On the bonded
debt ard ons-.e1th OF the principal, as
above provided.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

TIE New York Herald publishes a
dispatch from Bismsyk, D. T., which
shows thsl at Fort Lincoln, single
POS. psid BslkusP twelve thousand dol
lars year, that among those who
shared in the proceeds ere 2 senator, an
ex-senator, al ex-governor OF Territory
AMI sn ex-Ie-ritorisl marshal. We
want mora i2FeJtigstion, aad with u !.
sugar, too, II you please.
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THIS i the wsy The pspels discuss the
proposition Of Juig3 WhitwOrth TO scale
the STATE DELI 5ul-hslL The Clsrssville
Tobacco Leaf say: Nay, if we are to
" b dishonest, ct us 80 tbs whole hog
judge. No midiiil'; log round. 4"
Tn Cast'sn 5osa Times saya: "Ii they
" doa't mesu to pay 81, let us wipe it
" an cut agd qui. TIE di gushing, Ias.
" cs!ly, ard byFCcrii-sl cant eb5ut
81 scaling o. tee pea that we cannot
nay the WHOLE Aud Inc Aliens
Pysi say: No psrra. Iepud .s,ion, hut
'tIe whole hog o. 7oge-S.a'e, county,
4" nulici9sl, s-G .ndiv dual"
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Wednesday, goth day Of Earch, 1879,

between t. g hours of IL O'Clock am. and q
o'clock NJ, in front of the courthouse at Mems
phis, Tennessee, sell TO the highest bidder, fOT
cash, the following described lot or parcel Of
land, lying in the county aforesaid, south OF
and near TO the city aforesaid, bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at stake seven hundred and
twenty-five feet south of the intersection of
the south line Of Division street with the west
line OF Horn Lake road (e timattDg the "Mag-
nOlia Garden" lot to have front on said rORd
OF 200 feet; thence south with said read five
hundred and twenty-five feet; thence west st
right angles with said road sixty i've feet 10
Trigg's east line; thence nOTthwardly with
said east line five hundred and twenty-five
feet to a stake; thence east on a line parallel
with the south line OF the lot here TO be sold
nifty. seven feet to the beginning, together witA
the Improvements and large shrubbery there's
on. The equity Of redemption is viewed in
the deed, and the property will be sold on aes
count OF default Of the vendor, MOrat.
mhT Holm H WILL A Ms TrIE tee.
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ADDITIONAL River REPORTS

VICKsBURG, March 20.-Weather
very cold, with a snow storm last night.
Down: Thompson Dean, 6 p. m.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-Weather
clear and cold, with q heavy rain last
night and early this morning. Arrived ::
Carondelet ard Scud6er, s.. Louis. No
departures.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-Dapsrted /:
City of Chester, Memphis. The river
has risen 10 inches. Weather very cold
with frequent furries of snow. About
six inches OF sEoW have fallen here
since Sunday noon. Fleeing hard to-
night.
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iTEs generally believed mat Lerdo de
Tejsia, wno las flied the position OF
Preside OF Mexico with great modera-
zion, and TO the Fest advantage Of his
whole c'unttv, vii be reelected, as he
shCulJ hs-
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CUBA has jus. been assessed for eiga-
ty-two million dollars taxes. Think of
this, with fearful revolution still in
prcg5s5s with population Iiuls more
than that OF Tennessee, and steadily
decreasing srea OF profitable lands,
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DAVIS, Of Mississippi, having been
found guilty o. der articles of impesch-
ment, lis tsrd,r Of Resignation pending
sentence Is Eull and void. He will have
5otste the consequences ofhis turpitude,
and Ames cannot help him.
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Spain.

MADRID March 2U.-In the recent
debate ON the address in reply TO the
speech from the throne, General PAvia,
referring to the cap d'etat of 1874, de.
Tended bis actor, and said that it was
the only course left open to save the
country from still greater dangers. He
alone was responsible for that step, Css'
telsr being unwilling to act. CASTELAR,
said in reply that, il he had been awsEe
Of what wss inieadCJ, he would have
beed justified in ordering Pavia to be
shot,
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THE New York 7s-46ssae is not friendly
TO Logan, of Illinois. Il characterize a
speech ha made on Thursday last as
simply the most dsbased Dillingsgate,
unfit to b. repeated in newspaper and
unworthy ID - listened to by gentle
r-ar -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

4 MEMORIAL has been oigned by the
presiding of!csrs Of both branches Of
Ihe Massachusetts Legislature and mem.
"ars, nearly unanimous and Irrespective
OF party, asking the United States senate
20 confirm ths nomination Ct Hon. II.
Dlna, ! =, cs minister % Eag,and,
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BELKNAP is TO be impescaed for con-
uivinz 81 his wifs's trading with Marsh
in pJst.trsderzhiPs, But Grant is not to
be ImIe8ched, although his brother did
the self sacne thing. So much for
bro,hsr ATd SO much for wife.
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NzkTaEE PzrDaaILTTTKa,

WARRINGTON. March o. SIN.
Tor 1cEacsSoc and Ohio valey party
c'o1i0y and Gearing rredther, northeTly
70 'ocster.g trTS'rt7, and rising barometer
east o. ia I-sSiSsippi, y-oloeosd IN tee
soutA'7sFi 6y a slight rise q temperature
IN me- afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

THE Telegraph and Fioaeer, IF Chel-
sea, M8ssa-hOS st's, ssys: "The APPEAL
is a weli-c'utnctsd journal, aud does
credit t. Is Sge, having been established
siurs 3SIc
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Attention. Knights TemDIar.

THE members OF st. Elmo Command Q
i erc, No. 10, are requested TO attend w
the -.ated eonclave, in the asylum Of/V\
the cOmmanGety, this (TU ESDAYl evening,
March Dist, at O'CLOCK. for dispatch OF busi-
ness and comforting the OrdSrc CT the Temple,
FratTes are cCurteously invited.
By order. b. F. HALLER, z. g.
z ". RHrTrnN Racnrdar-
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a CARD.

To ali who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered By mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self ad-
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. JOSEPH 7. In
MAN. Slation D.. BibLsholase. MelD Yerk GIN w
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II. c, AvEsY, The bogus claimant,
who has been practising on Uncle Sam
for scne time. was found guilty Of
forgery in the United States court at
Kaoxy lie On the Fl .teenth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

"REcEST events, cuimina,ipg in The
" cr.ue Sad disgrace % Che eecretsry Of
81 war. tire return ~ car mIristsriu EGG
d" land ulcHr 50 casrge Of swird.iBE,
" AID .ae a,c.sIsJcu u the attorney
general tha. he has 'ascertaiaed' the
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Trustees Sale.

HINDER Deed OF Trust made to Inc 6
u Trustee by John W. Jefferson, December
l9, 1874. registered in book IO4, page 49, TO Sc
cure to j. d. Mcdonald, guardian, the debt
therein mentioned, which ls credited -
$3.50 81, l will, on
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KONDAY, APRIL 8, 1876,

between Il m. and 2 PM, in front of the eOurts
house in Memphis, sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, q lot OF ground situated in Memphis,
Shelby county, Tenn, being lot 2 Of the subs
division of country lot ole: Beginning at the
southwest intersection of Manassas and Mari
streets, fronting $50 feet on Mar assas by s. on
Mari street. Equity Of redemption, right 6
dover and Homestead waived.
mh2 WIN. 81. SMITH, Trustee.
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DIED.

DAVIS-At hts place, on Sunday, 18th, about
six miles north u Memphis, on the Big creek
plankroad, ANDREW DAFfs,
His funeral will take place from st. Pat
riek's Church this TUESDAY, alta O'Clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

e. =. MARSH and wife left Montreal
for New York yesterday, and will a.
rive theru to-day. Now fer Beiknap's
M IeschDlert.
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De.rIcEson's appointment.

CHICAGO, March - Toe opposition
10 the confirmation Of ID sTricks0a "a col
isc.Or Of internal revenue OF this district
has ocCssiOGed considerable feeling. and
various opinions a. 10 the prof. TieTy OF
the action Of tue cog -es=iOnsl delega-
ton have bean expressed. Last night
the third ward Republican club held a
II Getting, at which the following resClQ-
tiou was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, Itiscurreutly reported IT, at
the Republican delegation in congress
from Northern Illinois have recently in
teTierei 10 al appointment - one Of the
most important Federal offices in our
city 10 q manner which we believe Diet.
rimsntal TO the public Interest; there
fore
Resolved, That this club, as Repub.
licsns, do condemn all such interference
as unwsrrantable and su5yersive OF all
true TefOTms.n
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BOARD Or TRADE NOTICE,

A MEETING of the mem bets Of the Board
n of Trade will be held on Change TO-
DAY, at II o'clock, to elect Director in place
% q, K. Walker, Esq, retired. A proposition
TO increase the number OF directors will also
be submitted 10 the meeting.
JOHN X! SPEED, Presi Gent.
T. l.. KFHOF ~ crefaFy nh2l
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TIE reverend forgar, winslow, will
be turned over 10 tine American ofiicers
to-day E London, and will Immediately
~ sbipred home.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

The Italian ministry have resigned,
ou. will "hold on" until their Successors
have been appointed.
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NLn.ING RaTEs

Ioste, day q oSttOH and gold: NetS
lcrE, ootso1. Isle; Hcmphis, I2fc. Nss0
York, gcidolosod at ia; HempAss, IIsl.
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GUASCFRMAsIER.GE NERAL METGs is
o / bis v y home, sud Ingalls, win have
10 give up fat berth.
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Thursday. April 6. 1876,

at Il O'Clock noon, the property described IN
said trust deed, as follows, tO-wit: Beng lot
No. 343, as known upon the plan and map OF
the city OF Memphis, beginning At the inter-
the south line Of jefferson street; running
thence east with the south line OF jefferson
street one hundred and fOIty-eiyht and one
half u4S15) feet to "A stake; thence south pefs
allel with Second street sayenty-fOur and one
quarter $50 feet to a stake; thence west par
aJel with Jefferson street one hundred and
fOrty-eight and Oue.haif tl4S15) feet 10 the cost
line OF second street; thence with said e So
line seventy-iour and one quarter 90 feet
to the beginning corner.
All equity of redemption is barred by said
trust deed, and the title is believed to be COOL
but l sell as trustee only.
mh7 W. Y. @. II II les, Trustee.
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Wonder Of the Age:

A NEW and simple Invention, that effeetu-
"A ally prevents accidents with coal-oil or
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply at No.
A Beale street. T. h. DAVIS, Agent.
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TUBKEs bSs concluded a twelve-dayIs
truce W.lh the Herzegovinisns.
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III,SG ALFoNzo, OF Epliu, entered
Madrid Ia triumph yesterday.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

FINDER and by virtue Of trust deed, exc
" cuted to me on January !, 1878, by Frantz
L. MOrat, and duly recorded IN the Register 3
Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, in book
No. ITO, page 5Sj, and 10 which reference is
here made, will, on
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Trustees sale.

DY virtue OF the terms Of certain deed in
a trust, ma Re to me on the 18th Of Septem-
Der. IS7l, by r. @. and n. l.. BrlnkIey, which
is of record in the Registers ONCE OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, in book 81, page go. and at
request of the holder OF the debt therein Sc
cured the said debt, interest and COS-s being
due and unpaid), 1 will proceed to sell, TO the
highest bidder, at public sale. for cash, at the
southwest corner OF Main and MADISON streets-
m mnbiS TanOessae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

2 ". Eaton wzs arrested and bsiied
In the sum Of five thousand dollars Sat
urdsy, in New Orleans, on crooked
whisky charges.
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FIRST DaY on AprJ Nrxt, 1876.

CORN, It being the same heretofore conveyed
to me in trust to secure said !. II. Martin ~
Co. said sale to take place within lawiUs
hours. This March ~. 1876.
W. W. FRANCIS, Trustee.
q. w ThOmasOn. Attorney mhIS
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,sAn InfamOus linz,

York HerG.d's Washington special
says: Senator Boutwell, was intervie we'd
last evening, concerning an alleged let
ter, promising Henry Clews advance IL
formation oa the subject OF treasury gold
sales in return for Contribution TO help
to carry the elections of 1872. Senator
Boutwell, said that he never heard any
thing Of it, and knew nothing about it.
Henry Ciews, in letter to the Herald,
says that the author Of the report IS an
HiDfamou5 liar.U