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ton 2Sl6 to 2S3l inclusive. All such
merchandise shall be delivered to and
be transported by common csrriers to be
designated FOR this purpose by the sec
retsry Of the treasury, and 10 or by none
Others; and such carriers, for the safe
delivery Ct such merchant sc 10 the
collector or other chief officer Of cus-
toms at the port Of its destination, and
before any such carrier shsll be per-
mitted TO transport any such mer-
ohaudise, shsll become bound to the
United States In bonds Of such form and
amount, and with such conditions not
inconsistent with law, and such security
Is the secretary Of the treasury shall re-
quire. The secretary is authorized to
establish such rules and regulations not
inconsistent with law, for the due exc
cution OF the revised statutes as amend
ed by this act, rs be may deem to beck
pedient and Lecesl ary, and no demand
shall be made OF the United States by
reason Of any loss incurred in the trans.
portation Of such goods as Aforesaid.
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DRIVEN TO FORGERY.
An Indiana Mans Career Of CriIne-AF-
son and Murder in Indiana and
Forgery In Little Rock,
L,fiIe Rnck Gazette. 12thl

Little Rock Gazette, l3th.l
A few days since stranger, giving
his name as Halle, and claiming his res
idence neac Huntingdon, Indiana, aD-
prosehed chief BIOcher and informed
him that there was 8 man in the city
for whom there was a large reward
offered in Indiana; that the man had
been guilty of burning a dwelling
house, after r0bbing it OF valuables, and
that the inmates had persisted in the
flames. He further stated thst this man
went by the name OF Jones, and some
times by his own name, Halle. The
chief 'tOok in" the story, telegTaphed
TO Indiana for proof, meanwhile keep
ing Halle Swallowed. Yesterday stran-
ger presented a forged check on the Ger
man savings bank at s. L. GDfhth's
store for payment, but was detected and
arrested. The chief was summoned,
and at once recognized the fOrger as
Halle, who said he was starving and
driven to it to get something to eat.
He believed when he presented the pa
Fer he would be arrested, and was glad
Il had turned out SO, for now he would
be provided with food and shelter. At
ter conversing some time with the Off
Ger he came cut with an astounding con-
fessiOD-that he was none other than
the desperate he had mentioned TO the
chief, ami that there was q reward Of
two thousand dollars for his arrest. He
even went further, and produced Letters
to prove his crime. The mans story is
most remarkable, and caused c0nsidera.
BILE interest in police circles last night.
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ELSEWHERE We give q synopsis Of sn
admiralty case, decided by Judge R. A
Hill Of the United States district court
forsouthern Mississippi. Judge Hill says
that admiralty Jurisdiction extends to all
navigsbe waters; that supplies Furnish
ed at a home port are not lien; that a
mortgage on q steamboat can claim
ouly the surplus that may remain after
satisfying all Of the maritime lines;
that contracts to deliver freights
and return money aTe the same as CT
affreightment and impose the duties
assumed by common carriers, such
claims being erf5Icible in admiralty;
that neither the master OF the vessel nor
the first clerk have a lien for their re-
spective wages, the former being the
sole agent and representative OF the
owner, the latter the finaneier Of the
boats money. The decision viii be found
on the fourth page Of this APPEAL, and
will be found ofspecial interest to steam
bOatmen and insurance companies.
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SILVER was stronger in London yes
terday st the close Of the day, aud was
quoted at 535@54 pence per ounce. The
Times, commenting on this, says: 'Tde
more the circumstances under which the
fall ofsilver has occurred are considered,
the clearer it becomes evident that they
could hardly have been more unfsvors-
ble to a permanent recovery. Apart
from the diminished demand for ex-
port to the east, the Generalization by
Germany, the temporary stoppsge by
several nations OF their miHtF, and the
increased production Of the mines, it
seems to be evident that silver as STAN
dard of value, either in combination
with gold OF by itself, has had its day in
Europe. To attempt TO force this cOun-
try into using it again as legal. tender
side by side with gold, is as impossible
as to restore the old coaches In place OF
railways. The decentralization Of silver
is in consequence Of its depreciation in
value, which will involve a loss to the
treasury Of several million MARKS"
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
81: MARCH Is, 1876.
WORSE. AND sIORE OF n.


And now comes the New York World
into court and blasts all cur hopes Of be-
ing decentIy represented at the ceurt Of
the Empress OF India and Queen Of
England" Dana, who has been se-
lected by Grant to take the place Of
General kmma-Mine Schenck, the gen.
tleman now under indictment in Eng
land for swindling-this Dana, the gen.
tlemsR who wrote that book which has
for 10! these many years intoxicated the
boys Of the countrywide Years Before
the -NdSt-is, let US say it at once, a con-
victed fOrger, q literary ptagariser, a
man who has stolen, who has flched
the work Of another man in order to es.
tablish a distinguished reputation as 8
lawyer. We quote from the World in
explanation: "When DIR. DAna's work
appeared twas with this preface (Dand's
Wheaton, page Az: The notes of Mr..
Lawrence do not form any part Of
q this edition. 1t is confined, as has
|" been said, 10 the text and notes Of the
" author and the notes Of the present
" editor, who undertakes his work at the
"request Of the widow Of Mr.. Wheaton,
recently deceased, and of his only sur
"viving children, his.daughteIs" - Con-
trsry to this is the judgment delivered by
an expert appointed by a high Msssa-
chusetts court TO decide between Law
renee snd Dana. That expert was Mr..
Elisha r. Potter, now one Of the justices
of the supreme court of Rhode Island,
whose Investigations received the COM
mendations Of the most eminent jUrists.
sin his evidence, numerous citations
from the two works are printed In
"parallel columns; but what specially
shows that DADs's book was published
from Mr.. LRwrence's, is that there
twas no typographical error in the for
mer editions that was not retained in
"his. Moreover, so closely did he copy
Mr.. Lawrence, that those passages of
Ibis second edition OF which Mr.. Sew.
ard complained as unpatriotic, are not
only retained, but are cited from his
book in the British argument respect
ing the Alabama claims" There
would from this seem to be no doubt
that Mr.. Dana stole from Mr.. Lawrence,
just as Belknap stole from the poor ne
gro soldiers on the plains, and as
Sehenok helped to rob the gullsbIe Eng
Iish investors, thrown off the scent by
his high-souDding titles Of minister
extraordinary and plenipotentiary and
ambassador, etc. And yet, perhaps, we
should not find fault with the President.
His mind is so constituted and his con-
etitution is so famed that he naturally
turns to those who, to use a vulgsrism,
are "on the make" But we cannot
forego our pride in our country, we can
not forget that we are Americans, and
that to be represented by plagsriser,
a literary forger, is no better than being
represented by a man who used the hon.
orable distinction cOnfided to him by
the republic to effect the most gigantic
and boldest swindIe Of the century.
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JERE BLACK.
A Suggestion by the Great Lawyer
Causes Of the Expose.

Philadelphia Times.l
WASHINGTON, March al had lit
tie chat with JeTe Black in the corridor
OF the Ebbtt house this morning. He
is here as counsel in some heavy law
Gases, notably the district real estate
pool investigation before the house COM
mittee on the district. He lie counsel for
Hallet KilDcun's party, whose head is
Shepherd. "Well," sfter the formal in-
PRODUCTION, etc, sis this Belknap BUSH
ness going to give Democrats the coun-
try?" was the gusry. Mo- not of
itself; 1 hardly think SO. In order to
carry an election by excitement it is
necessary to keep up the fever-hest mo-
tive pOwer.n "DOn't you think that this
is but 8 sUrfacs indlcatiOn-that there
are deep stTata-layer upon layer of cor
Tuptiol in the Republican party from
which motive power can be perennial,
as it were?" ''Well, now, you see by
what mere accident this has come out,
and how hastily they are covering up
the debris Of the explosion already. It
was nothing but a quarrel between two
wOmeD-NITs, Marsh and Mrs. Belknap
which brought out this thing-a quar-
rel while they were ia Europe, possibly
having its occasion in some deeper scan
dali" The old lawyer here touched 9
point that has not been elaborated, and
might be yet.
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KOTICE N aAyERUPEUz,

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF " esteru Tennessee-ID the
matter OF ToOf, Phillips q Co., Bankrupts.-
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt:
IIAKE NOTICE, that q general meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt viii b6
held at the office OF 7. j. Latham, Esq, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Mem.
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on the 18th day Of
March, 1876, at II O'Clock, am. for the purpose
Of declaring first and final dividend.
We also give you notice that we have filed
our nnal accounts as asst gnees OF the estate OF
the said bankrupts, In said Court, and that on
the 10th day of prl next, we shall apply TO said
Court for the settlement Of our said accounts,
and for a discharge from all liability as as
signees of said estate, in accordance with the
provisions OF the 2Sth section OF the act OF
Congress, entitled /" An act to establish uni
form system of Bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March 2, 1858.
J. N. OLIVER.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Agsignees,
fb22 NO. ~ Madison street.
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The bill reported from the senate
finance committee yesterday, to regulate
The transportation Of bonded merchsn.
disc Withdrawn nom warehouses, pro-
vides that section No. 1900, Of the re-
yised statutes shall be so amended SIS TO
embrace all merchandise withdrawn
from the bonded warehouse at one pozt
for transportation, without the payment
of duties TO another port Of land or Wa
Ter, including all the merchandise men,
toned in the revised statutes from Sec
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Thursday, March 30, 1876,

n front of the courthouse, in the city of Menu
phls, all the right, title and interest OF the
said VIM. NJ. ROOtes mad st the date Of fling
the petition In bankruptcy in and 70 the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-Wit. Let No.
2, iniblock No. l06, with Improvements there
on, fronting IS feet on Rayburn avenue. and
running back $50 feet, in the city of Memphis,
Tennessee. This property sold subject to
mortgage and homestead exemption. Terms
OF sale, cash. March S, 1876.
mhS wed 8. &. DEPAsS, Assignee.
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No. $50, o. r. D-Barzilla Raney ct al. vs.. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct al
Grand centennial SIOsiuN Sale Of Fort
Pickering Lots.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH so, 1876, AND
" continuing from day to day until the
ner Of Main and Madison streets, Memphis,
Tenn. Pursuant to an order of sale fn the
above cause, nom the Chancery Court, 1 viii
sell, TO the highest bidder, the following prop
eriy, tO-Wit: Situated In Fort Pickering,
and known on the plan Of subdivisions az
BLOCK i .o,s u n Y p y 2 70 50 81 ~ Block p
1915 Il IS p 3 IS 2S so; Block 4 lots IS ~ q =
y; Block ., lots q Is o. Block 8, IOts : II Il
Is ~ %; Block lots Is Il b l6 L IS 10 Y 3;
10 II u p % "A 3 IS 30 H. Block TO- lots y Is II
10 2 y ~ 81 - % 30 Y A.; Block L. lots 10 d y B
10 Is - 81; Block Il, lots JIG y IS 70 80 q D = =
AZ; Block IL, lots Is Il IS p 81 - 81; Block "a,
lois 2 6 Is y - 81; Block 70, lots l2G7Sg 10
Il 10 Is u p Is p - 40; Block To- lots o ID
II, lots y IL IA Is; Block l9, lots Sc $40; Book
y, lots 81 So 10 II IA; Block =, lots II d 2:
Block @ lots 5; Block p, lots z s . 10 u ~
Is II lSlg % q 2 q; Block Is lots $40 II y
ID q "a; Block 70, lots II - Is ~ 2O Block y
lots One-ha1 OF 9; Block =, los /
234567SI2I 10 a; Block -. lois y Is II ID Is II
Is 10 20 q y; Block So lots 10 II Y - rs Block
g, lots 7; Block 81 lots 80; Block 81. lot y
Block 3, lots 1856; Block 40, lots a..
-Four acre.. desert bed az " Depot Grounds"
on the plan OF Fort Pickering, bounded on
the north by blocks Is and -; on the east by
Fifth street; on the south by blocks % and p,
and on the west by Fourth street.
Seven acres, situated south or the old track
OF Lagrange and Memphis Railroad, uOrih of
solomon kOzeil's field, - poles wide and lj6
po!es and 20 links in length, the same con-
veyed by A. B. Carr TO Lagrange and Memphis
Railroad Company by deed, recorded in
Book N, 2iS.
Also, lot No. S, in block A, laid down on the
original map OF Fort Pickering as RCsser
street, but now fronting 90 feet on Pamela
street, and running back go fsst-bOunded on
the north by lot No. !, in block A.
Also, lot No. 9, in block A, set apart origin
ally as Pamela street, now fronting 90 feet on
Broadway, and running back so feet bounded
on the east by lot 6; on the west by lots 8,
and 3, in block a.
Terms-Notes at = y and Is months, with
approved security, and lien retained. EQUITY
of redemption barred.
GEO. W. WINCHESTER,
Special Commissioner.
JNO, r, TREzRYANT, AuctiOneeT, f023
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NORWICH, CONN, March I3.-The
town ponrhOuse burned last Eight. There
were fifty-five inmates, five Of whom
are missing and believed to be burned.
Loss about fifteen thousand dollars, in
suraDce five thOusaud dollars. Lister
sdvices FAY that seven remsiDs have
been recovered from the ruins OF the
poOThOuss to-day, and it is feared that
three more OF the inmates have been
bur1e1
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man, but have heard my Father say
often-He was good man, & true-&
l know myself he has the best "daily"
in the United States, & If he does not
see fit to publish my answer, shall
never accuse him Of want of Chival-
ry'' for any one can see he has enough
Of that & some TO spear or he would
make Us all pay for our sentiments.
ALADY OF BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
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Advices from jefferson City, Mis-
souri,, say that papers have been
fled with the United States
district court by Distriet-Attorney
B)tisfoId, being charges by Internal
Revenue Supervisor Mayer against II.
b. Johnson, assistant district attorney,
accusing him OF accepting fees from the
whisky ring and furnishing the ring
with Information. Johnson's friends
say he courts the strictest investigation
Of his acts,
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Heavy Robbery by Mnslzed rgen,

NEW YORK, March 13 Five masked
men entered the house Of James Crosby,
wealthy farmer living on the Daily
town road, near Fsrmer ststioD, on the
Northern New Jersey railroad, early
yesterday morning, and took of twenty
thousand dollars worth OF United States
bonds aud ten thousand d0llars worth Of
siiverware and iewelry.
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BANKRUPT SALE.

In the matter of W. N. ROOtes, individually,
and as one Of the firm OF ROOtes i Co., Bank
Tupts-
DY virtue OF fhe authority vested n me as
ID assignee of said bankrupts' estate, I Will
sell. at public auction. on
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within legal hours, the following desert bed
property, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, tO-Wit: Beginning at the intersection OF
the old Randolph road with the new Ran
county, Eeing about IL miles north of the
city of Memphis; thence south with the new
Randolph road lOi5 feet to lot No. 80; thence
east with lot No. % 70 the Old Randolph road:
thence along said old road nOrthWardlT TO the
beginning; containing seven acres, more or
less, and being country lot No. 80 OF the
McLemOre and Weakly grant No. -, as sub
divided.
Terms Of Sale-On a credit OF six months !;
purchaser to execute note with approve Sc
cuIity; lien retained and equity Of reienlD-
ton barred; purchaser required to deposit 10
per cent. on purchase with Clerk instanter ss
earnest money. This March S, 1876.
e. a. COLE, CLERK and Master.
By +. J. Black, ID. g. and NJ.
j. A. Taylor, Attorney. mh3
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The st. Louis Republican learns that
Secretary BristOW has intimated his de-
sire that District-Attorney Dyer and
Special Counsel Broadheed, who prose-
euted General Ba5cock, shau 90 to New
Orleans the latter part OF April TO prose-
cute the whisky cases there.
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"Wednesday. Narch %. 1875.

com mencing at IL o'clock am, the following
lots IN the Ragland subdivision, in the SOUTH
east suburbs OF the city OF Memphis, to-wip:
Lots Nos 3, 7,S, 9, 10, H. r. east "a IL, and lots
10, 20, %, ~ %, %, 30, 81 g. %, "a, s. IS, 81, H. 49,
building lots.
Should ali OF said lots not be sold on said
first day OF sale, the sale viii be continued
from day to day until all are sold. For further
particulars and description see posters and
plans on fils in my ONCE.
Terms OF Sale-One-fourtb cash; balance in
one, two and three years, with interest, pur-
chasers executing notes, with two good and
uffcient securities.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, MeriWether & Scales,
Soils. for compartments, fb22
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BANKRUPTCY,
GALE OF BRANDIES, WHISTLES AND
. CIGARS, at public auction. On
WEDNESDAY, MARCH q, 1876,

1 viii sell, at A. NJ. stOddards auction store,
No. ESQ Second street, at 10 o'clock of said day.
seventeen barrels or Whisky, four and a-half
barrels of Brandy, and one hundred and hfty
thousand Cigars, effects CT John Smith, bank
rupt.
mh8 o, WOODBRIDGE II. Assignee.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
r. al r. = & a { g.

No. 1897, R.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tennessee.-R. A. Parker, Receiver, ETC., Vi
A. NJ. Ferguson ct al.
ID virtue of an intsrlCcutOry decree for EaIe
ID entered in the above cause on the 9Th day
OF December, 1875, and renewed March J, 1875,
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front OF the CLERK and Masters
office, new Courthouse building, Main street,
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BANKRUPTCY.
BANKRUPT SALE,
Tuesday, March II, 1876,

In the matter of Toof, Phillips 2 Co., Bank
rupts.-Iu Bankruptcy.
A ASSigneeS of said bankrupts' estate, We
"A Will sell, at public auction, on
Tuesday, March II, 1876,
at IL o'clock am. of said day, in front Of our
Office, No. 10 Madison street, Memphis Tenn,
the claims, Of every description, remaining in
our hands, due the said estate, tO-wit: Notes,
Open Accounts, secured by Life Policies, Ac-
ceptanceS, Stocks, Bonds, Equities, etc. Also,
"A acres OF land, near the Boulevard, about 3
miles from the city, and known az part OF the
Cops place. The evidences of Indebtedness
to be seen at our Office. Terms OF Sale-Cash
j. n. OLIVER,
fb22 tn o. WOOLDHIDGE, Assignees.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PROBATE COURT SALE
OF
33 BUILDING LOTS

No. 81, r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, TenneSEee.-Elizabeth Ragland ct al.
VS.. Samuella Rag and et al.
DY by virtue Of decree for sale entered in
ID this cause, Will sell, at public auction,
in front of the courthouse door, or Main street,
Mann his Tenn assa.a
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TTNGBBR.

DARTIEs desiring to contract for the deliv-
/ cry OF Blaekwalnut, WhIteoak, Cypress
Poplar, Cottonwood or other timbers, will
please call upon the undersigned, at Isl Front
street, Office of Burrus & Searcy.
@. W. GRAVES,
fb27 Agent Ocean Mills. New Orleans.
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ATHEISM.


EDITORS APPEALED Sundays AP-
PEAL Mrs. Jean Miller has a lengthy
communication headed ga Plea for the
Sabbath" wherein she appeals to the
mayor and City Fathers to stop Sunday
theaters, concerts and women's lectures.
Why on Sunday? Is Mrs. NJ. so GER
tain that Sunday is the Sabbsth-dsy?
Why that lengthy quotation from the
Old Testam ent, when she desecrstes its
Sabbath? Mrs. M. may De satified that
Sunday ought to be a day of rest-to
that she has perfect right; there is no
law in this country forbiddipg her to
hold such an opinion, or to carrying it
Oui. Yet there is no law in this country
compelling me and thousands nj, others
to accept her convictions. do not be-
lieve that Sunday is the Sabbath Or
dained in the bible. 1 may be wrong,
but have l not constitutional right to
hold that opinion? Mrs. NJ. desires the
city authorities to stop "women's lee
lures" on Sunday, and yet she attempts
to lecture on Sunday morning to those
who hold religious opinions differing
from what che holds to be right. Were
it not better to let every one have his
own religious opinions, based on his own
convictions, observe such days and in
such O manner as he deems best? What
thinks Mrs. Jean Miller?
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No. $50, o. r. D.-Barzilla Raney ct az. vs.. La
grange and Memphis Railroad Co ct al.
Grand centennial SIOsinE Sale Of Fort
Pickering Lots.
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COTTON GINNING.
one Dollar q Bale and the Seed,

After this date we will gin all cotton con-
signed TO us or coming 70 our gin for
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