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THE EAST.
The SerVians Suffering for MOncy-Ad.
ditiOnaI Reports of SeryiRn
Defeats.

PAPER MoNEY-DEFEAT TO sERvIkN
ARMS
BERLIN, July 8.-Servians suffering
from scarcity Of funds, have issued
forced paper currency.
Leach's divisioin Of Servians have been
severely defeated near Novi Bazaar, and
suffered the loss OF fifteen hundred killed
aod wounded.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
BELGRADE, July S.-The Servian
army of the Dfina has been completely
beaten by twelve thousand Turks at
Bejina. Rance, the Servisn commander,
ia intrenched. The Turks captured two
entertainments and six guns. The
Servisn loss Wss seven hundred men.
The Fourth Servian division crossed the
river Deyns, and was attacked in the
flank by the Turks, who were repulsed
with q loss of eighty killed and two
hundred and forty wounded. Belgrade
is almost deserted, and there is nobody
at the cafes except the old and decrepid.
The authorities confidently assert tnst
General Tchernayen holds the road be-
tween Nisch and Sophia.
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! George 4. Custer was born at New
I Rumley, Ohio, DeCembsr 5, 1889. He
graduated a. West Point military scad-
emy in 1851, a9d the ciYii war paFins
broke out, was appointed second Lieu.
/ tenant CT cavalry. and vas rresanf It
/ ihe battle OF Bal Run, and afua.wafd
was employed in the defense OF Wash
/ iDton. From October l, 1861, To Feb
rusry, 1862, he was absent on sick leave.
After recovering he Tej0ined the army,
aOd was additional aid-da-camp to Gen
ersi FL Clelisn during the cauer.,sivn on
the peninsula and that IN Maryland,
oeing ~~ptaln OK s!sff. He 8erved
I trrough tie eatife war and took pnrt IN
| mere tbsn sixty eppaeen1e ats IN which
| cavalrp were employed. In the vClun-
Lee service he reached the rank OF
nsior-geneTal. He was mustered out OF
the volunteer service February l, 1865.
la the regular army he received several
promotions, the highest being that Of
Erevet rnsi Jr- general. Eia regular rank,
however, was tina. CT observation-disclosures:
AS sucn in the eeYenth cavalry, he was
in July, 1873, ordered 20 frontier duty
in tha northwest. About 1872 the In.
dians in thai region began to b3 troub.
encounters with them with aiiiinat mi. |
form success. Ia the ,snprst - 1914
ne conducted l1te5 @.iiibsry and scien.
utic eHte".tJii into region among the
sue mountains, hitherto wholly uuax-
picrsd, which was found to be well |
Watered and fertile, and apparently
abouDclng in mineral wealth, He has
published, from time to time, papers in |
various periodicals, describing bis e1pe. |
fienees in this region. These, With more |
or less revison, hare been published in s !
separate volume, life on tjie Pains, New |
York, 1874. Readers of this brief sketch |
of the career Of this brave soldier viii |
readily remember the effort pQede to de- |
tract nom bis fsFAe emo degrade his DO |
slticn within the last few months. Dur |
ing the Investigation which disclosed |
the corrupti0rs of the wsr department
under Belknap's management, he was
summenHt rom his command in the
northwest to Washington to tes-
tify before Clymer's committee. He
obeyed the summons, and while
in the committee-Toom gave some
damaging testimony 10 reference
For n0me reason the President suspected,
or pretended 10 suspect tnaJ H9 na1
sought the opportunity to make bis dis.
or At least had made them too
or with too much of asense of
and peremptorily ordered
him to reioip his regiment at once. This
order in eject reduced him rom the
rank OF msjor-general to that OF lieu
and the indignity wss
most keeDly felt by the brave and proud.
spirited officer. AT the special request
1f General Terry, now in command OF
the column to which Custer belonged,
Custer's regiment was assigned to duty
IN his division Of the army, which was
to march against the Sioux in the Big
Horn region, where he met his terrible
ste.
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Crops.
Reports from Two Hundred and Thir-
Gy-EighG Points in Ohio, indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky and
Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, July 7.-Crop reports
frem two hundred and thirty-ei0bt
points in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Ken
lucky and Tennessee were telegraphed
to tie Gazette last night. From these
reports it appears that the season thus
far has been very propitious for most
kinds OF grain, but just as the harvest
approaches there is threatened disaster
from continued rains. From all points
except Tennessee and southern Ken
tueky fears OF the destruction of 8 por-
ton Of the crops from thls cause are en-
tertsined. As the crops now stand,
wheat promises q yield Of two thirds,
oats less than an average. The corn
crop is unusually Iargs. The o-,r Of hay
- abundant, Dut r.nE a.. .g,dy.
Wheat is suffering cUnslder.r.5 ron
tne rsvage sevil.
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TRAKTPS.
The Grsat Army on the IncreaSe-NO
Work, No Money, No Friends
What Radical Legislation
has Accomplished.

Chicago Times, July lst.l
Last evening, when the noTth-bould
way freight on the southern division Of
| the st. Louis, Rock Island and Chica 90
railroad stopped al Winchester and Cha-
pin, Illinois, about two hundred harvest
lTamps boarded and took chsrge OF the
train, ia spite Of Conductor Bostock, who
brought them into BesrdstOwn. The city
marshal was summoned, who called 10
his assistance sqlsd Of men. After
short fight with railroad pins, ETC., the
train was rid Of these nuis4nces, several
trsmpS being severely hurt. The great
army o. trardps is slit on the increase,
and is moving DoYtWard like s swarm OF
lccUsts, scourgiDg the country Us il goes.
More than two hundred stretched them
selves out in lumber yaIds, sheds, barns,
and on the ground il aud about jack
s0nville on Friday night. Sixty, five were
arrested and locked in the city pTiaCu
for petty offenses, but having no money
were turned loose the next morning,
and given one hour to leave the city. Ia
fact, ali that could be seen were ordered
90 leave town in an hour, on pain OF ba-
ing formed into chsiu-gang, and made
to work on the streets. Many OF them
were offered work, but refused it. Squads
of from ten to fifty boarded various
trains leaving the city, "dead.beating"
their way, SIS far ss conductors did allow
them. AT Chapin, about sixteen miles
west OF here, on the Toledo, Wabash,and
Western railroad, some two hundred
gathered on Friday afternoon, and
boarded a freight train. The conductor,
with g shotgun, and the brakeman,
with revolvers, fired yOlley into the
cabo0se among them, when they fled
pell-mell. None were seriously Injured.
Alter the train started, the coWardiy
vagabonds returned the fire with re-
vOlvers, shooting a brakeman named
Edward M'KeoWn, OF Springfield, in
tlictiDg g dangerous If not fatal wound.
After the train had left, dispatches
were received At Jacksonville for help,
and the sheriff with posse of armed
MEN were dispatched at once. The
man, who had wounded the brakeman,
giving his name as Stone, was arrested
and TemGndel TO jail, but before the
sheriff and his gang reached Chapin,
about one hundred ana sixty OF the
tramps had taken complete possession
of q train on the Rockford, Rock Island
and 81. Louis railroad, and Y tn the of.
hcerJ under their control were making
north on that road at s. rapid rate, the
last that was heard OF them. About
sixty were reported in the town of Chap
in on Friday night, and some seventy
i've are yet hanging around Jackson
vile. What their intention l., or where
they esme from, the most OF them VIII
not divuige, ard the stories Of those who
do have &nything to say do not harmon
izs very well. They go in squads TO
houses, begging food, and if refused,
especially where there are DO men about
the premises, demand it, or help them
selves to whatever they want in the way
of food and clothing, and pursue their
journey onward. All trains pc sssiDg
through that section of country are be-
ing armed and guarded, and fears Of
bloodshed are entertained.
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Attachment Notice,
BEFORE JAMES HALL. P.-state of Ts,
nessea Shalhu cnnnt.. -At n ~. - -

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-stafe OF Ten.
nessee, Shelby cOunty-M. l.. Ban vS. Joseph
Frost.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $40 OF the Code Of Zen
nessee, and returned levied by attachment
on the property OF defendant, who is Justly
indebted 70 plaintiff in the sum OF el4, due by
sccount and unpaid. Grounds Of attach.
nent: That the said defendant Is about to re-
move, or has removed himself or property
from the State. or mas removed or IS removing q
himself out OF the county privately, or con
cealing himself SO that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upon hi n, OF has alb
seconded, or is aDsCOuding or cOucGaiins hlm-
self or property, or has ffaudulsutly disposed
OF, or Is ABOUT frauduleutiy TO dispose OF his
prOpertv.
1t is therefore ordered, That the said deisnd-
ant make his personal appearance before rle,
James Hall, J. p, at my orncs, in the city
of Memphis, Tenn, on the 18th day oi August,
1875, at 10 o'clock am, and defend said 4t-
taohment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same Will De proceeded with C2-
parte and that a copy ~ this order De puh-
iish+d once week, tur fOUr consecutive
weeks Ia tie Memphis hstly Appeal. -lls
7tH day OF July, 1876.
jy7 sat JAMES HALL, ,. r.
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MADAME LONsFGiT,
Late Wiala sIcnheh Bros,
DRRSS & CLgAK MAKING,
No.IIl SOaRoB srgEE~
Attachment Netiee.

BEFORE JAMES HALE, !. P.-State of Ten
nessee, Shelby county-Edward Mcdonnell
VS.. Clark Manley.
In this cause an attachment Lavtng been
sued out under section $40 OF The Code or
Tennessee, and returned levied by garr ish-
ment on John Hood, VINO answers that ne
lars; and that said defendant IN Justly in
debted to plaintiff in the um OF 81 3d. due by
account, due and unpai 4, and tast the defend
ant is nonresident OF the state Of TenneS zee
II is therefore ordered, That the said defend
ent make his personal appearance before me,
James Hall, j. p, al my office. IN the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, on the l2Jh day Of August,
1876, at 10 O'Clock am, AMI defend said at
tachment suit, within the time UresCrl bed by
law, or the same will be prOce led with ex-
parte; and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once a week, for four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. TINS
JUS sat VI = ~ -''O' JAMES HALL. ]. P.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
No. 1870, R.-Chancery court or Shelby coun-
Jy, Tennessee---al.J J. Means, Mar Il. Shelby
ct al. VS.. W. NJ. James et al.
DY virtue or an TuLeTfOc atOYy degsree for
d sale, entered IN the above cause on tts
llth day of April, 1875, vii sell at puOIfc as-
ton, 10 the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse Build.
ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August ~, 1870.
within legal hours, the following describe
property, situated in shelby county Tenn "a
WI; Beginning al a STAKE on the noTtu line OF
John HoOm's 200. acre tract, or occurent FIVE
chains and 81 links west OF John Hoor1's
southeast corner on hickory marked J. 3 na
JAMES Freeman's line; thence sOuth chains
70 stake IN the spring branch; thence west
chains and "a links to q stake; thence south
5 chains and % links 10 a stake on Geo "
Oldhsm's north line; thence west with ms
own line, passing his northwest corner ..
chains and 81 LINKS ID stake links south OF
a sWeetgum marked =. y. G." on Tosel;t
Callahan 3 line; thence north With said lipa
passing his, IL chains and 30 links 10 a sta h ,
"a links north OF a poplar marked b. a.. IS
Ihence east chains TO stake from which s
q W IA links swee:gum marked g. - a. on
John Hoom's line; thence sOutn with said
line so chains and 30 links to . stake rs IinIxs
from hickory marked ]. s., said HOoT0iE
corner; thence east with mis- line 70 chains
and 48 links to the beginning ming
30 50.l00 acres.
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Equity OF redemption
herein. This uly s, 1876.
e. A, COLE, Clerk and Master,
By +. J. Black, Deputy G, and nj
D. =, IVIeS. ATTORNEY g..
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wEArHE.R PROHAEILrrIEs,

"AA D-fE'l'., OFFICE On. sEG. OFFICER
AazISGTOz, July 2, am. /
4" "H S1ath-At!aHtfc end 6ul6 States,
4s'" >eSses and the OHIO valley, partly
o. stdy tsccth II and sesQl 1sasnder. stoy,,s.
Ugh. t0i''d5, f7os&y from The south, eta.
ho"aTyor sto'Vty falling 61rometer, 10Th
ne ten'i'eTo,,fro remaining high east Of
re At's'ssippi TiUer.
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BON AQUA SPRla6S.

THIS delightful summer. resort viii be open
Tor visitors o. Hhe I5gh J69e.
The waters Of these springs are r9hloheu
Tor Lhelr cure Of Dyspepsia, UiarInea ~ 81 81
Terry, summer Complaints OF cnucTeu1 - -
eases oE tl@ u NldIIsyS anL skin. AI.tLll 49, =
VOuS PrOslrGtlOn, tnOIea, M6n5lI = T L-7ol
dersr Hhe umaJisIu, and all cases OF ssLlsL,>-
debility. Their recUparajfve End ~ ls.-
ing prOpertiss are wonderful; anu Wiz =
more rem arEs.1e, NO death mas eve - s5
there from @tcEuess. and chtDs among 0s,lt- -
Zens of that locality are scarcely EhpNL, -l7
air Is pure. ana the nights are AWAY COO, ~.
Board single month. ...-....... ~
Board TWO months ,per ul0nta ....-,...---- % ~
Hall price for children and serFal-9-
special rates Tor families. .,..
Visitors viii leave Inc cars at Lon ~. ~
tlOn, on the Nashville and N0rtn y sss. ~ - ~
road, where they will be met py 5Is5-- ~, a.
W. b. RUSSELL, Manager.
j. q. WI EEERN- a As.- .LalL. Nv
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III .
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
WEST VIRGINIA,

WYHOSE elevation Is 200 feet above tide
W water, long and favoraoIy known iof
their valuable ALFERAT-N j. Wa EtS, thelI
charming summer climate, and the large and
fashionable pa,rOnsgs that annually resort 70
them, ARE NOW OPEN.
Their capacity is abOG. 1900 persons.
Charges 20 July lst, $50 per nOntn-SE so per
week; for months July and august, monthly
So; weekly, SA.
Extensive repairs have been made since las6
season, including the erection Of a large nolt-
with al modern improvements, which VIII DS
kept open durng " Inter As wei as summer
Also, several new cottages
Descriptive pamphlets obtained at the drug
store OF $, Mansfield & Co., Memphis, Tenn
GEO. L. PEYTON q Co,
my25 cod PrUprist0rs.
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AA
Z BEDUgTlGF 0F BOARD

At THIS CELEBR aTED ROCK, ,-.L.l-l,i.-5 s3ltLLJ5z5
u ALUM SPEI SGs-Oyg-u ug 70 tLe y " -. -
condition or tine country tee pLI It-..z.''-- -
determined TO lower his charges lLa' .-'- p. -
be ebl6 70 derive the be1ellls 4l,,- --,- ,l I 70
these Justly celebrated waters. IAey .r7 -,- ~
recommendation. since tney nave 50 t---y p - -
tabliEhed their G fCiency LhrpusA --ie - -L
sands who have been brought lLolA .- ge si-I
door to renewed health Dy L15 - ~. y. -, -
wonderful medicinal waters. 9l-Isg - -
mer the Cbaly y5eate spring, Wnlcl y I, ~ = ~
last year, has been thoroughly J1@!S ~ -.
Professor NJ. b. Harder, Ot tue v ". - ~ ~
Virginia, and by comparison sno@s ~ ~ ~ ~ y, ~
fully as strong as &" fsawley OF ctE olLote ,l '
iron, having small qUdu4iy NOR .+.@L- 5l - -
and a small quantity less tnAd tLS o.-tSt - - -
springs So in addition 70 the water yAas ~ ~
made these springs 50 famous, t-- lLl ~ -. go
takes pleasure in announcing Lnai ne "a - @ -L--
uish those who may need 70 drlnA e-Jl5I ~,
arately or in connection with the uote 49, -.
brated waters OF these springs pure e--LD' r.,
ate OF iron lClalyDeatsl water ---I1ss-e ---I1s-e. ~
none, ana euualed only hy HaWiay. ti ~ '..-' ~.
state. This at the very cheap rates. WIZ WIZ ~.
eomnlodatiOn iullyup 20 suy prey stoa- z.. ze,1.
First mon IN O four weeks So tNo 4-Io-l---''
eight weeks, ElOO. ..,---.r g-f ,--,7..Ir
Professor j. :. baFl7I t--- % -s
resident physician. ,,r.r--. Fg.ZTEE,
Send IOr cLEci4---'' Proprietor
my2l -----
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DIssOIpsion Couar,nerah,r.

VNHE firm of H. SeesseI, Sr., & Sons is this
j. day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. Al
bert Seessel retiring. All parties indebted 10
the firm are reque ted to come forward and
settle. The DuSiE eSs will be Continued under
the style and name OF h. SessseI, ST.. & Son,
who assume ali liabilities and are authorized
to collect and receipt for all debts due the firm.
H. sEESSF >, SE.
4. SEESSELs.
Memphis July :. 1876. r, SE ESSEIl Jg.
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q OnGAHIZEI !

VlHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
Il voters OF Shelby cOanty are requested to
organize TiIden and Hendricks CLUBS in their
respective WARDS and Districts throughout
the county.
1t is recommended that meetings be held for
this purpose al the usual places in the various
Wards on WEDN GSD AG EVENING, July
18th, at S o'clock, and Ia the Districts o. SAT-
URDAI AFTERN Jon, July 18th, ats o'clock
The CLUBS viii please report their organ "a
tion to the Executive Board
By order of the Executive Board.
IENING HALSEY, President.
E. j, KARR, SeeIetary. ty9
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ADvERTEsE8G AGENCY
summER aEgORTs.
J. J. AL.ExAEDER. THOs. II MILLER.
lux q. 3P RIN GSa

UIHESE celebrated Springs, situated in Tish-
I on1ingO county, Ntssissi ppf, ll5 miles
from Memphis immedl tsIy on The Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, VIII be opened for
the reception OF guests on June 18th. The
waters Os these Springs Ere justly celebrated
for their hvsisnic properties, and consist OF
sulphur, Alum, Magnesis, ChalyOeate and
FrseStOne. Tine buildings which are entirely
new, are beautiful IN design, combining ele-
gaDcg with comic The entire furniture and
fixtures are perfectly new. The grounuS are
spacious and delightful; the town quiet anu
refined. Express, post, telegraph ana uckej-
offices near the MOTEL, Bsr unsurpassed.
TERAiS.-Boa-G per day, s. 50; Per week, sI4i
per month, $40. Clldreu under ten years or
age and servants half price.
ALEE A NL---E a NLLL.LE-iE. IroD-rs.
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MANY Democratic eongrtssmer, SEN
Atof A'Donsld among the number, pre-
dici tnaJ TilGen will carry Ohio and In
disns. All are saneuine Of success.
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WHITE GLigF mIaE8 IL SPRINGS
xoUHTAIs HEALTH RESORT,

RHOEROE COUNTY, EAST TENNESSEE
"a Will be Openel Tor the Ieceptlou cf guests
on the first Of June, 1876. These sprI1ss are
situated on ChilhOWee mOunJlil, fifteen miles
southeast Of Mouse CTeeE, Ieunessee-East
Tenn, Va. and Ga. r. Roo feet above the
surrounding valley, and 500 10 iJUD feeJ above
sea level. 49,.
Eates Of BoaIJ--Psr day 3; Per week. SO Joi
per month (jUnej, SO; per month carer Jun5i,
Sl0-speciaI rates to ia-1I5si Ezck--aE5 one
way, 81; round trip, g.
For pamphlets giving analysis OF water,
tempersture and full particulars, address
j. y. NAGILL, Proprietor,
Mouse Creek, Eas- Tennessee.
We cordially recommend the White Cln
Springs to the citizens Of Memphis as a spien-
did summer resort Tor l5alih ara c0IliOtL'
The mountain gcenery fs beautiful; the min
eraI waters 1are fine, and ihe hotel Is new
spacious and Wel-E5pt. Jos. L5nOHr
FTnv2t J. T. LEATH.
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@PRH8G8,
LsuderaRIe County, Alabama,

TTHE waters Of these SPriugs are a specific in
1 urJpsjes, Dyspepsia, Scroful21 Chronic
Diarrhea, all diseases of the Liver. Skin and
Kidneys, and dfsea asag peculiar 20 Ee-
sIsases. For circular, address
iu23 ". p. BILLS.
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CLOSING Rail

NsstsTaGy Of cott3z. nnd I'd.
Ae'o YORK. ootto'5 n,zo. kemzAss COZ
ton, loie. Re0 fofG sotd, liz Mea-
ThiS gid, IIli.
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MARRIED.

LOONEY WILLIAMS this city, ye-ter-
day afternoon, by Rev. &. B. Sarstt, x. +.
LooNEY, j B., and Miss MAMIE L. WILLIAMS.
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BASEBALL.
The Browns Turn Tables on the BOs-
tons at st. LOUis-HartfOPds vs..
ChieagOs-A Lively Game at
Louisville, Etc.
ST, LCVt5.

ST. Lofts, July 5.-The Browns
turned the ya5lts on the BOstOns to-day,
beating them by the following score:
Browns, T. 2, 0, l, z 0, 0. o; total, 8;
Bcstons, 0, 2. o, 0, 2, 0. l, 0, 0; total, 5.
Runs earned-SJ. Louis. l. Ba Q hits
st. Louis, II; Boston. 8. Errors-St.
Louis, II; Boston, Is
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, July S.-Tne longest
inning OF the Ieague game ver known
was played here day, the LOuisvilles
and Mutuals contestiDg. AT the ninth
inning the score YVES Fl We to one in favor
of the MutUaIs The Louisvilles earned
four runs, and alth,u. the play was
continued uatil fifteen innings were
over, the tie was not changed. The fol
lowing is the score: Wutuals, 5; LOUIS
vilies, 5. Base hlts-Louisvilles II;
Mutuals, 10. Erors-Louisvilles, s;
Mutuals, 8 Umpire-John s. Morris.
Runs earned-Mutuals, l; Louisvilles,
8. Time, thres hours and thirty min
utes.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, July S-Quite large
crowd witnessed tie game to-day be-
tween the Hartfords and Chicagos,
which resulted in defeat Of the former
by the following score: Chicagoes, 1, 1,
0, 0, 3. 0, 2, 0. 2; total, 8. Hsrtfords, O.,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2, /; total, 3. Higham
was struck by ball in the face during
the last half of the sixth inning, which
necessitated 3 change ofmen, Harb-idge
going behind the bat and Highsm went
tn left field.
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ainErnHhIeAi.

committee was appointed TO draft reso-
lutions TO be presented to the adjourned
meeting on BoaGsy,
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AN American general snd three Prus.
sisn officers are reported TO have enlisted
IN the EeTyian service.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF TiuSt Deed made to T0e by
ID John and Ellen shea, l will, by direction
of the bene dcisTy, John Morrison, sell a. pub
lie sale, to the hi ighes, bidder, for cash, on
Tuesd' y, SUsnsE 8, 1875,
at u o'clock, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, IN the city OF Memphis,
the following real IS ATE: Part iOt $50, begin
ming 68 feet west o. Main street, on the south
side of Jackson street; thence west I75 feet
on the south line OF jackson street, extending
sOrthWard, between parallel lines from the
'front.', seventy-fOur and a-quarteT feet, with
the Improvements thereon. REDEEM ptiOl
barred. JOHN I. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-09

Washington, JaIy s: The committee
ofconference on thedipiomstio sn5 con-
s1lar appropriation hill r'et sRain t1-
| day, bug failed 90 sgree.