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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-09

The speaker called on the committees
for reports Of public nature.
Mr.. Lawrence, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported back the bill sutheriZ.
ing action in cases of death resulting
from wrongful acts, neglect or default, in
the District of Columbia, provided the
amount recovered should not exceed five
thousand dollars.
Mr.. Townsend Penn. moved to
amend by striking out five thousand dol
lars and substituting ten thousand dol
lsrs. Agreed to.
Mr.. Lawrence moved to amend by in
serting in the section: Providing that no
personal action, or right of action, shall
terminate or abate by the death Of either
party, whether such right Of action be
authorized by this act or otherwise.
Agreed to, and the bill as amended then
passed.
Mr. Lynde, from the same committee,
reported back adversely the bill extend
Jog the jurisdiction OF circuit courts In
suits against corporations; laid on the
table. Also, bill concerning cases In
bankruptcy co nmenced in the supreme
courts of several Territories prior to the
twenty Of JuUe, 1874, and now
undetermined therein; passed. AlsO,
8 bill to repeal the bankruptcy act.
The first section repeals the bankrupt
act OF the twenty-first of March. 1857,
and all laws and parts of laws smeuda-
tory thereof and supplemental thereto.
The second section provides that ali suits
aud proceedings now pending in the
United States courts wherein an adjudi-
cation in bankruptcy has been made
shall be proceeded with, and be gov
erned by the provisions of existing laws,
which are continued in force only for
the purpose of closing up the suits and
proceedings now pending. The act to
lake effect from and after the first OF
January, 1877.
The bankruptcy bill, after some dis
cussion of the technical points of the
bib, was passed-yess, lS6; nays, 81.
After tue passage Of the bill it was dis
covered that there was an error in Its
recital, the date Of the original law being
given Sc the second instead of the twen-
ty-first Of March.
Mr.. Lynde asked unanimous consent
to have this mistake corrected, but Mr..
Kasson objected, IemSrktng that the
bill placed the whole creditor class oil
the country 10 the power Of the debtor
class. The DILL therefore goes TO the SEN
ate with that imperfection in Il.
The house then went into committee
OF the whole, Mr.. Hoskins In the chair,
on the Consular and diplomatic appro-
| priation bill, which was discussed 81
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Blaine in the Richmond Dispdtch says:
Mr.. Davis confined to the last to do all
q christian gentleman could to procure
q relaxation OF the rules which cOnsign-
ed thess brave men to their hopeless
doom, and was ready aud anxious to
send all Federal prisoners back to their
homes and to facilitate the pTomp.est
exchange. On one occasion he allowed
the prisoners in Andersonville to dee
gate three Of their number, men OF in-
tuence at home, to whom Mr.. Davis
gave furlOugh on parole for sixty dsys,
and sent them through our lines to use
their influence with Mr. Lincoln to pro-
cure resumption of the exchange Of
prisoners, and the release of the thirty
thousand men confined at Anders on-
vile. When these gentlemen returned
t1 their "prison penn they had only 10
report to their suffering comrades that
they were unable to procure an audience
with Mr.. Lincoln. When ne knew their
errand he would not admit them to his
presence His tender Lature could not
bear the trial of such an interview. Mr..
Davis finally proposed to Mr.. Lincoln
to return ten thousand Of the Anderson
vile prisoners, with or without ex-
change, IL be would seud the necessary
transportation to Savannah for them.
Mr.. Lincoln refused to do 80, and to the
very end of the war persisted In exc
cutting this extraordinary war measure.
And 50 we migat continue sdducing
evidence to sustain Mr..Davis's position,
but that we desire to leave the task to
the Southern historical society, that
1t may be done in full measure and
have the strength Of its semi.oftlcial au-
thority. That body, which has already
rescued many documents, returns and
reports from oblivion that otherwise
would have been lost to the country,
can afford to exhaust this question, and
place not only Mr., Davis, but the people
OF the whole south in the place where,
when truth and justice. have their swsy,
they will stand before the world. That
society should make it duty to employ
a competent historiographer to compile
all existing evidsnce as to the policy
pursued by the Confederate government
touching the exchange and,reatment of
prisoners Of war, and taking all contro-
versy out of congress and swsy from the
columns Of partisan and sectional news-
papers, set at rest forever our response
bility for Andersonville and shiH it
where it belongs-to Lincoln, Stanton
and Grant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-09

THE New York Graphic has deter
mined to illustrate our carnival of 1875
in style :surpassing anything ever be-
fore attempted by an illustrated publica-
ton, and to that end is now represented
in Memphis by one of the most capable
OF its artists aud correspondents, Mr..
Hamilton s. Wicks. This gentleman
has alre.dy done something of the work
before him, which will embrace, beside
the carnival and matters pertinent
thereto, sketches of our social, political,
and commercial life, SO that our city, in
all its phases and gsr6s, will be pictured
and described sttrsctively, and we make
no doubt truthfully, for admiring mil
lions in Europe as well as this country.
We welcome Mr.. Wicks, and extend to
him all professional courtesy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-09

Hon. Mr. RoUsH is making an effort
to raise a company of ex.Federal SOL
diers, to be known as the Centennial
Guard, which we hope will be success
fuI. The design of Mr.. Roush is to Or
ganize, equip aud thoroughly drill the
company, with view to its visiting the
Centennial exposition at Philadelphia
during the summer, that it may march
through the streets of ths old capital of
the Union, certifying their own loyalty,
and that they are living proofs that in
the south we have long since buried the
hatchet, and, like brethren, dwell to-
gether in unity.
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BY WAITE r.

On BOARD HIS MAJEsTY's STEAMER, No. 2S9,)
Orr PRESIDENTS ISLAND, =
January y, lS73.)
Royal Rex:
Obedient to the mandate of your Majesty, I
proceeded with Steamer No. 2S9, and visited
the various ports Of your realm.
All owners and masters express willing
ness to do all in their power to convey your
subjects from the various water routes to the
city OF Mem phis. The following report earn
estly favorable:
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Line.
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
Harbin's Arkansas River Line.
Harry's White River Line.
Lee Line.
OsceOla Packet.
st. Francis River Packet.
All Half Fare.
All other crafts are expected to contribute
toward permitting old and young to enjoy the
festivities.
On our present cruise we have had fine
weather. Men have acted well, and every
thing prepared tor sudden approach. We
sfgnalled, or Helena, one of your Majesty g
steamers, with an expired wheel. Aid hav-
ing been sent her, we proceeded on our vOy-
age, arriving of the island at midnight.
Awaiting your further commands, 1 have
the honor 70 subscribe myself
Yours, very respectfully,
STORMY,
Z Ja9O Admiral.
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The whisky Gang at New orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 8.-C0lOnel
son, indicted by the grand jury. charged
knowingly, willfully, unlawfuily and
fraudulentIy neglecting, or omitting to
make the proper entries in books
which the law requires them to keep
There were five counts against Hender-
son, bail ten thonsaDd dollars; eight
counts against Behor & Thorn, bail tif.
teen thousand dollars, each. District
Attorney, J. r. Beckwith; his assistant,
Mr.. Gurley, General Brady, supervisor;
Mr.. Wheeler, revenue agent, and others,
are busily engaged in weaving a web
around the crooked.
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Saturday, the 1lth Day Of March, 1876,

at IL o'clock am, In front OF the Sherih's
office, on Main street, in Memphis, Tennessee,
offer for sale, at public auction, and ssll 10 the
highest EidGer, for cash, the following DE.
seribed real estate, situated " in the county OF
Phillips, STATE of Arkansas, known and des .
ignated as follows, TO wit: The west ha1 oil
the southeast quarter Nv 4 OF Sc "a OF sec
tion number hve Isl; the southwest quarter
lSW II of section number five l5l; the west
half Of the northeast quarter w y OF Ne = !
of section number eight l5I; the northwest
quarter OF section number eight NV q sec.
No. 81; the south half Of section No eight !;
the north hall OF section No. seventeen; the
north half OF the southeast quarter OF section
No seventeen; the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section seventeen, an
the southwest quarter OF section No. nine l9l,
containing In the aggregate fourteen hundred
U4OOl acres, all in township number one III
north, range 1ve IS east"
/ will sell said land at request of the bene-
| dciary, for the purpose Of paying the notes
mentioned in the deed OF trust.
The equity OF redemption is waived, and the
title Is believed TO be good, but shall sell and
ne ], N. GREGORY, Trustee.
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The NJ 'Minnville Ne1O Era says: 1--WE
understand that Tate has turned States
evidence, and several other parties are
implicated. It is also coDjectured that
the capture snd revelations Of Tate will
possibly lead to the discovery and break
Ing up a gang OF horse thieves that have
been plying their avocation between
Kentucky and Tennessee"
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length, when the COMMITTEES rose with
out action on the bill.
A message was received from the sem
ate announcing the action OF that body
in regard to the death Of the late Sena-
tor Ferry. Eulogies in his honor were
pronounced by Messrs. Phelps, Selwyn
and Garfield. An interesting feature IN
the proceedings was the fact that Mr.
Garfield, in lieu OF any remarks OF his
own, read a spsech prepared OF the sub
ject by Mr.. Starkweather, himself since
dead.
AT the close Of the e1logies the house
adjourned,
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MEsrasR PRoEAsILITIEs.

wAgsrsGTos, February ?. an.
IN The South Atlantic and Gu!f States,
Tennessee ard Chic vaHey, stationary
and JaLiHg barometer, edsteTly TO south
er'y ClHds, eighty lOarmer, partly cloudy
or cloudy IoGthcr lciH ProUaiL, t0ith prob
dJlyrdia areas in the three last districts.
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JUST OUT OF SMOKE.

New Clear Side Bacon.
New Clear Rib Bacon.
New bacon Shoulders.
New Rad choice Breahfast Bacon, Ihin
pieces. -
Eeu ard Choice SuRar.eEred Aawss
"GIIa Edge"
For oaIs TO The trade, and ali Of bSsl
ouaItfV Call az Ghe Biz Su8OR house OF
O. w, GORER G CO.,
fhS 220 ana 22s Front zsFeet.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, February 8.-The river
is falling, with Is feet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, February 8. Down :
Thompson D9aD, s am. Up: Thomas
Sherlock, Bpm.
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DIED.

HATCHER-On Tuesday, February sth, at
the residence of Mrs. s. W. Fowlkes, 249 Pop
lar street, ROBERT E. HATCHER, aged 81 years.
Petersburg (Va.) papers please eopy.l
Funeral THURSDAY, at 2 pm, from the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court St.
Services by Rev. Drs. Stainback and Stedman.
MCALISTER-In Nashville, Tenn, Sunday
evening, February 6, 1876, 8. D. MCALIsTER'
father OF Mrs. DIR. 3. L. Hester, OF this city.
NDERSON-Tuesday, February 6th, VAN
A. W, ANDERSON, in the 40lh year OF his age
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F, GOEBRlS, TEE FLORIST,
At No. Alb Second Street,

vs. prepared to take orders for all kinds OF
work In his line, including the care or lots
at the various cemeteries. Prompt attention
given, and all work done at the lowest living
rates. orders for cut flowers for bouquets and
decorating purposes filled IN any qusnutY
and on shortest notice. Special invitation Is
extended the public TO visit his greenhouses,
49,, IN fnli bIoou Ib9
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Cf cotton and gold: NetO
YoTk, cation. Il 1916; Mc,Hphis, l2I. Net0
York, god closed a 1925; Memphis, liz.
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MARRIED.

MCLUNE-YORK-At Hot Springs, Ark.
January 9th, by Rev. s. l. Colburn, Col. W
r. M'CLUNE, rland county, Ark, and
Miss FANNIE o. YORK, of Memphis.
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TO COUNTRY PUBLISHERS.

UNHE advertiser is a practical newspaper
printer, and wishes position In a coun.
Try once. Has No. tOnts OF NohpaIeA 4nS 4
R@evIer Type and q one-eighth medium LOB
Press. which be can furnish TO any ONCE
wishing hfs services, or would Ike TO sell 81 a
IeoSSeeu tns Pii0e' B.P., Appeal office.
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VOL SO. NO 81
knights of Pythias.

TIENNESSEE LODGE, No. 5, meets l-Zhs1
L TONIGHT, at their Castle Hall, 30 N1eSY
Second street, at IA o'clock, for WORK W
in the Third Rank.
Visiting Knights cordially Invited 70 etteno'
Bv order JOSEPH LOCKE, q {.
w H. MOYsrOs, X. Of X. and 5. fb9
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Trustees Sale.

TNDER and by virtue of Deed OF Trust
2ith day OF March, 1873, and recorded in the
Clerks office OF the county Of Phillips. State
OF Arkansas, in Record Book No. q" page
l26, Will, on
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REDUCTION OF FAR Re
The Carnival.
Official Report Of Rex's Quarter
masters and Admiral on the
Subject of TranspOr-
tatiOn.
Royal and KObIe ESsz

ROyaI and KObIe LEX:
Your royal manifesto reached US through
some mysterious agency. The ier1al sleeping
cOach furnished for our use has seen active
service, We find the railroad lnagnates iuliy
awake to youE splendOT, and Wiling 70 place
headlights at the following points TO guide
your admirers to the scene OF splendor.
Norfolk Va, to Mem phis....-....-.t4O rOund Trip
Richmond, Va, to Memphis ..... SIS round trip
lyucbburg, Va to Mem phls..-..SS5 round trip
Chattanooga, Tenn, TO Memphis, SIS round trip
We beg further to report great concessions
from the following loyal cities: Knoxville,
Bristol, Montgomery, n nashville, Louisville 81
Louis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland, Pitts
burg, Chicago, Little Rock. From these and
all other important points inducing redue-
tiOns of fare will be made.
The Memphis and Charleston railroad, one
fare for round trip.
Memphis and Louisville railroad, one and
one-fifth fare.
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, one and
One-fifih fare.
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, one and
one-fitth fare.
We had the use of patent air-brake, ard
your followers broke the air with shouts OF
" Long live the KingP'
The railroads deserve special marks OF your
royal favor, and we testify to their generosity
and kindness.
BARNEY HUGHES,
Quartz Generals Of the Empire.
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NOTICn.

TOURNEYMEN TAILORS arriving In the
81 CITY, who wish employ ment in Society e.
tablishTnet Is only. will take notice th2t
"Messrs Murray & Ridgley, I. McGeoy ana J
Sutter" are the only ones recognized BY THIS
Union. I. W. MOEMSi FIeh40et.,
G. HARTNUS, Secretary. 100
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OLIVER, FINNIB & GO.
BANKS

A. wOODkUFR, President
A.D GHYNzE, VIce-President-
j, a. HAYES, Jr., Cashier.
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On BOARD HIS MAJEsTY's STEAMER, No. 2s9, !
OFF PRESIDENTS ISLAND,
January y, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-14

Boss MosIlssEY il practical Reform.
er. For some weeks before the election
he kept pool box for the accommoda-
ton of persons who wanted to bet on the
Presidential candidates. There is a per-
cen:age allowable under the rule OF
pooling to the pool keeper, subject to
certain contingencies. Within a few
days Mr. Morrissey has declared the
pools in his box "off." That is to say,
tie bess are drawn. But John charges
and collects bis percentage. just the
same. Herein he is practical Reform
er; for does he not thus discourage the
vicious habi. Of gaming? May We not
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Washington News.

Washington, Dec 12.-No efforts haT
been made this session in behalf of tn,
Texas Pacific Railroad bill, special legis
lation yielding to politics. The feeling
of the House is to adjourn a: an early
date till after the holidays, il the Senate
| will concur; otherwise to meet and ad
journ every third day until the House
Investigating Committee returns from
| The South.
The House Appropriation Committee
completed the postal appropriation bill
to day. The total is So, 9S3 625, show
ing 81 600, 900 reduction on the amount
Of last session. postal bill, and 50 600,
600 Oh the department estimates for next
year. The committee agreed to report
500. 600 for protecting. preserving and
repairing Notifications; $1,000 for the
armament Of sea coast fortific atoms, and
$780, for tcrpedoes and torpedo e1-
pertinent instructions.
Morton, in discussing the Oregon ques-
ton to- dag in the Senate, quoted from
the California case Of Saunders vs. Hayes
where the Court held that the ineligible.
ity OF a person receiving the highest num-
Der Of votes did not elect person who
received less number; also Wilkes case
in England. and said it had been stated
that under the English doctrine the nj
nority candidate Was elected where the
majority candidate was Ineligible.
1t is denied by tbs War Department
that Genera, Hancock has been ordered
to San Francisco and General Sheridan
TO New York.
The examining Board Of Naval Officers
recommend that certain places on the
coast be abandoned and Gis.
pensei with. TIE Board say Port Royal
is undoubtedly the finest harhor on the
Southern coast: and presents several fne
sites for a naval station.
Jere HARRISON. the colored member Of
Congress from Alabama, says that hsr-
ing been counted out, he intends TO con-
test the seat Of his opponent, who holds |
; certificate of election.
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conclude that N:. Mosrisse5 by sus1sr.
dering these pools virtually acknowl-
slges the defea: Of Ti;deI They
wouldn't be of" if Tildsu had ghost
CT 4 show.
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REDUCING THE INTEREST RATE

| The Bulletin OF Sunday evening has
the following important statement ::
The Directors Of the Bank Of Cali
forEia mold meeting this afternoon,
q, which, we understand, q PROPOSE
ton will be submitted to reduce the
present rate of interest. Any step in
that direction must prove beneficial
to .be community. The compare
lively high rates which have hitherto
I prevailed have more or less operated
upon our commercial prosperity.
Cursen. rates have been per cent.
for the highest class of paper, but the
average has been about IL. Any pal
pable reduction in the interest rate
VIII start up no end Of industrial en-
terprises now lying dormant, solely
on account OF current high rates OF
interest. We hope that the directors
will DO able to see their way clear to
make the reduction, for We feel rs.
sured that the increased business will
before long supply any present loss
arising from the concession"
--.-
A DENoCEATIc FoRGERT.-No won
dor John Morrissey Is getting ashamed
of his associates and has drawn down
all bets. \ special dispatch from Tai
lahassee says that the protest signed
by Cooke is a shameless forgery. The
fact IS, as shown by the records, that
Attorney General Cooke voted with
the other members on every question,
asserting to everything that was per
formed. This protest is the work Of
Democratic politicians, and gotten up |
to influence opinion outside the State. |
John G. Kork, formerly postmaster
at Georgetown. was drowned near that
place on the 9;h. POST.
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place on the S:h. post.
We always thought k0rk would
float
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LoSt.

4 BUNCH OF KEYS, BETWEEN
IA Robinson street And the Ormsby House.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same
at the APPEAL Office. nov9tf
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l 0 s T..

A GOLD PEN AND Pc NC 1 L
"A were lost somewhere in this city day or
40 sgo. Any one finding the same and return.
ing to this office will be suitably rewarded.
Carson, December 5, 1876.
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FOR RENT.

A SUIT OF NICELY FUR.R
"A nished Rooms. with . furnished Fl
Kitchen attached. suitable for family. Apply
1t this otacs. novel;
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