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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Movements Of the tx-ISo-s after hi. Mysie-
rious Departure from this city.

william VI. Iwced's movements after leaving
New YorN were barely outlined In the accounts
that ached this lily. Dddns the Oct few days
a thousand rumo4s obtained circulation. lhe
fugitive W - sid 80 Iva hiding In his own house;
in a private hotcl on the nppsr end cf Miuhat-
tan island 10 tai that, or the other city OF the
interior. some mornings the telegraph had BIN
IN b II a dozen pieces 81 once, ana m as many
Ingenious dislui Is. But many shook their
heid- wisely over these reports. They knew
better The Boss b d never for moment LETT
tn land Of his nques,s and his ruin.
with the news % he arrest came intelligence
of bis wauderiu.s. lie escaped from New York
M sman schooner Nhicn anchored Of the
cuban coast. and sent MIN ashore In a small
ooli on the night Of the ITO OF June. lie
md the COMPANION Of bus exile. william
Hunt were landed within few miles
II tne n 81 Santiago. tweed wore q
. eel, coat OF black alpaca, heavy sa' met pants
tnrus NO snort legged bouts. and a lisht color
ca tan lot nat. WHITE ~, diamond studs ia his
shirt lro.t. Both Tweed ana Hunt carried large
viil "- and umbrellas. They wandered aimless-
~ along tue beach, Ihe older ihth WAS merry Ius
AID ausI,g-, while Hunt Caiied uDoh the
Ia q thick. warm shawl and. spreading his un-
hta'y lew that Was falling, sat Oy the Side o.
hi -ieeping romplnon. In the muining the
eNIos nailed . b.hrrWau's sun. nj IT, rned
lf"u nun that thsS were at Naniluero, ten niles
rom ran'itgo Sy the aid Of >p .nsh and
49,, Wv ,','.' ', V" MAJ VIC lau cpui-
t. IT, s,,,i,y ~ & ' ,,t ~ 80 .u A.s
-c ~, -, ~, ~ 80, 80 'M ~ Ist',rh-
t,-i ,,,f 49, -, "a In ',", " 80 ii.I
ns,'-,,t, s,,'.'.t 'N ~ '"e man :" '''t N'' ~
"'!''i- ',' ,,.,'.,, ~, ,h. s.t,..,,.,.
~ n,,,.,' nd 81, i 70 '' "o'' -i"seu
red and hN the mystery 81 their sued n appear
v' Wv i-'','u' 'e "''tN L',eu we aul "ofl,
H.. ro '1o " w. ',, ~ gu '.u
'i,' W. &C. 49, '"f 'i-,N t s.''s9, q" y lN'"s
~ ~ 80 ~ ''''.i -v'.'H. i"' Jug t',,s
49, v'''-'H ~ H"'" .,t'l ''79Pu'ls W W. au-
".'"'.' INe - "S7 "iilg 'n' n4lue 81 IONA
&c., 80 No. H.e -i.Nt VI! N"u'h tnNt ~
s-n a. I'm t'ee' al'u n"H ~ u 10 I'"I!i"
49,, ln' p'i ~. "l ,lH Silnl"tp' Not icing siil-,
re" " u" ,"t '',''l,,' W 20 s'lu ne nau ,alti
~ ..l a., ~ s.''S 10y NJ, nun. '9un iu1
,t"H te, ". ~ ~ we loo"7t ihNailu,
& tn, S ~ ~ XXI ~ "r'e u.i' s'.ltu
""" '''"'N ~ "'N''''' i''"' ""u 71eu'7u zen
"a, r..,, .. .. No. .,,. $50
"a m.Sv h,n, 'ucl,H WsIe Vonuhulgi nv
g." ' ~ s f, ~ ,'u'' II ~ ~"
'''," 49, I'll ~ , H. a. go yl''it'i ~
T. | = tt ''-,'' IL - cr,. v''T ..'
L., uan INN MN vhn found th,,t .'f.r ,ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

bank notes for redemption The bullion in the Bank Of
England wa decreee,d f3f90OO.
The earnings Of the Toledo, Peoria and Warssw Ran
road for the month OF Oct0oer show increase "
fOSll75, a. compared with tne corresponding period
OF last wear.
Inc exp lrts OF domestic produce-currencv vaina.
unnfur the WOO cndi -day amounted ~ 5Sl34D
Foreign ex range opened weax AZ decline In inc
nom ma quot tion- to fS2 and f48i for time and
SiN3joe0si 1891.
lhtrt al abund nee OF loanable fund OF red on
ca az 2eej cent ON piedge OF hrst-class STOCK col
tcral the higher rate having been oasis " nelUtia
lions IN thr hna trade. Prime commercial Gcceptances
W,rt &C trce aud readIly iakcn 81 4i<of6 y cent.
Government Duuns reflected n good DECREE 81 Arm.
ncss rtAutinH from nm IN reaeed demand, snich
Sneny confined to coupon 1879 1t6. regisU re do
llo}t, coupon ~ OF 1851 lIll Coupon 1885, ola 10
COUPON q OF 1881, tlst6 coupon ISO5s new 113
Tue tOilOwtng were the . =. N. closing priccs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Stae nonds we're quiet the only sales having Deen In
ienhess.c o. old NJ ~. anu Missouri O.. long bon1s nj
,,ts , msroad securities reelected seldistiDued
Anc uht restricted, with the principal dealina "a tot
loNh; chicago burlington and Quincy con, Ilidntrd IL
INA chicago and NOftnwest1fn cOnsullitted ioll,
Chltagn nnd Northwestern consolidated coupon IN
D9nds, Vl21 lla9nbal aud ~ J0seph IA cuuvCrtibie
SING Ncw YORK Central o.. 1888. 105ti Onto ana Mis-,
sssipp consolidated auking tuna, V3, ONO and Mls.s
sippl consoidated " ONO and Mislns PM 2 1 mort
gage, OS, western Pacihc bonds 1924 delaware and
Hudson so9non q 1891, 0Jls Delaware and Hudson
REGISTERED 1901 D9i canada southern LIST coupon. RI
Norris anu Essex 1T mortgage, 1ioisi Chicago and
Northwestern lst mortgage 100; Delaware ana HUI
sou registered 1891, lU7S Buffalo aud Erie new bonds
100 Union Paclnc railroad Is mortgage 1905 Union
fachc land grant lOia Alton anu Torre II ute 81
IN tigaRu preferred. OIL Toledo and WABASH Iat mort
gage, 81. Louis division, ~
Tue opening, Ing lesi, lowest, and 3 L. "A. cOun2
prices VI stocks to-day were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Transactions Yesterday at the Exchange COM
prscd foreclosure sales by
James NJ Miller, one pot. 235 0xp9ll. on East 10th
street. near Th.fd avenue, t4s.SOO. to plaintiff
BY scott 4 Myers one nye-story BRICK tenement
with lot 24xg0. the north side OF MADISON p6 feet
east OF Scanned street, 10000 plaintiff one three
story brick house with LOT 2jxgsg on north side Of
Twenty sNth street 800 ieet weet Of SIAtn Ayenup,
1850. to plaintiff.
by d. NJ. seaman one lot 25xoo.5. the north side
OF OrtN eighth street, $50 feet OF Second
$500 10 plaint IT, Ohe house with lot lGNrSg gu the
nOtt sdc OF Thirty third street, li feet VI
ond avenue s4.6JO.
by Bernard snyth, one lot el1lNiOo. on the Grand
plaiuttn
wm. Kennedy adjourned sale Of property Gu west
SiNty-se. unI street II nov. 49,
H. v. Harnett adjourned sale OF property on East
Han street 60 nov. 10.
In,re VIII be W aales the Exchange salesroom to.
day.
cdn -sUay 81 tht Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

SDceal D'st7ici D. re N.e YORK. S'l0n zeuno
NEW ORLEANS, nov. 6.-rhe radical
tchcme predicted several days ago was LIST
night pui IA operation at the Custom House.
lhe names II over $500 white voters were
stricken from She re-. tratiYn books. aud thou-
T.nds 81 citizens residing here many wears were
mus deprived # ihftr el'cfiVe franchise. All
protests against tuc-e Infamous proc. tdluls
were snvelu-Y ieiul-ed. Inc democratic
Committee ,i,lei 80 lAinc 100 bi chs. Suo
@,re mostly iupNu a fiuin leignborine aies.
aud REGISTERED ft.udalentIf, out the laui-
cas- frtuseu 10 riiiso tup name OF one ia4 ie
negro from the t--r,lstiun lists. We are help
les. for against ua are the Iaifed State Mar
snais, tie army. ana ih- INt-d states men IL
war 80 the riSe.. tgr lt-t hope d., the aCiiOn of
our fellow citizens IA thc Norrh.rn states. In
the ne Of thirty ,housa.d Geriuau-Am e rican
citizens Of New Ot,ebnt. / tex your as,l-tlnc..
r sc ~ fr m ms unuearahit tyranny nN asking
cur county nuu 10 vote solid foi ii.l,n.
GEprGE fOERSTTg,
EditOr D,utoe'c /tiuNu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
ONE or UNcLr SANS NErnrws
Iinll Nrl.-nH IiMNlnx.

To THE EDITOR Of TUE SUN-.Su: II the
Rev. Mr.. Hall wishes to opuose the hlpothesis
oi huxley, we'll ana good. but | would suggest
tnat aNtte more difi once in his own strength,
and little more amiah.lity OF temper, would
not be sniss when Clrt tod against one who
uniformly argues hs points, and never stoOps
To abuse his opponents.
IL appe1rs O. me a lftle Difference ia the feel
iugs of others would not be incompattble with
the profession Il o Christian minister aud dis
sewinatOr ~ the Gospel ID. ". kIKKHAM
l1 nltOAnN ~. \ 10Y. D.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
A Man ofn Thousaud.

Having discovered In a manner which might be con.
sidered almost provdentiai. sposttve cure for Con
sumption and all Lung Complaints feel It my duty 70
make 1t known ina practical manner bY furnishing a
sample bottle, free Of charge to all sufferers my only
hope OF remuneration being that the iicuo will per
form all claim for 1t. The Ingredients are Of the
choicest herbal products snd perfectly slfe. sent By
express. Address at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

10 THE Enron OF rnE SuN-SO; \ law has
been phss'd m me Argentine R,pNDnc f., the proiec.
ton u The right u opery in the trade marks wlich
ma be registered IA II, Patent olcr. and imposing
qrhhtlrN on all who lnrinfs the pafenfei tnarks or
Dranis frue. htyiug mnrs- should nave trim REGIS.
ierol wiiilna VcNr from Aug, a. S7d ANY further
d." MS ~ interest Co our Wanunct can ne asrer
nn'd from the YhsurL eAera kuNArd + Dawson.
Nth 4ulh' iRAYELLKn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

All the honor- uttainable at the Centen-
MIA we're awarded TO the new Automatic
sewing machine Of the Wilcox 4 Gibbs Sewin2
Machine Company SinI postal card for fun
particulars ANA list Of Offices 30 90 broadway
New York. -Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

OF the various processes Of manufacture and
sSchang' when MAKE no tue life oi commerce, some
are OF dlrcct 'alne and Denct 10 thf community some
hfe merely he afctcirs Of cy. We entitle the nirr
chant ~ mHnufictuer VINO deals 70 products 81
hal importance pubic hrutiactOr q. 1. B4lplti ~
.notanle eKgn pie Tor hs g,Dls have tuiei t,e usrls
lnd homes OF Tie land. lis acme Of achry nrnt nov
ever ~ found IN his BabY SOAP" article Tor the
toilet and Datn beyond comparison, and destined 70
aud 20 hs reputation even more than very successful
pal ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

A, Ravmond Co. CiOthiers, COrnar Of Fulton
ana Nassau streets, are masking -trl IA ms efforts no
dspo-ng II their ful cilihe ~ rler tu nane no. M
fOr tnc cOlilns Water siyles.-1at.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
Dr. o. PHELPS BROwN.
81 Grand a., Jersey City. N. }


"Some years since I was aftacntd vith n A.
we're and distressing coug. the long ,ontinu. noe Of
which much alarmed me. From vhlt lad hoard "
WisrAR BALsAa OF WILD CuERHY included to give
that preparation trial, which di1 aud by is ue OBJ.
FAMED inmcdat" and permguent re lei Again, about
ave years ago we taken with severe ckiny 20,
accom- panied with pain IN he chest ami size, tickling
In tue throat etc. when reduced nealth and
strength as 10 unn me for H'fpn ling IN ordinary
bustness. Inppied TO W. knDVn pnv lcisns and used
their prescriptions Without any pciccp.lnie benefit
when after navinz been c. nnci ~ ry room for
era months, again hug rerJufs 20 Wfsrtrr BafgAM,
ana to my 2reat JOY found before imrdiau relief
and two bottle restored mo 10 prticrt health"
80 cents aud ~ bottle. sJlt b. uu ltu.gists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

SCHOOL SuITs.-Large stock az greatly reduced
prices Broalw Brothers, Fourth avenue Vppvslte
IVnDeI Institute.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Dyeing and Clennina.-New YORK Dyens and
Printing fhhifhnrmt - too Island. OilCes 93
DusDs a., ~ Broadway. 90 OH az. New YORK 1893
anu 100 PerrcpOat st. Brook yH. Established o. year,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

MONDAY, Nov. OBJECTION day Uo-morrow)
bong clute hoiday, our weekly review l. mace up
one CAV caflier tnun usual.
FLOUR AND AiEAL lns market for Guy has been dull
snu weak siuoc tie news O.; Tue ati tcr between Iur
key ana scrin md the election itcmcut hiss con.
triouted to the interruption u business. Prices have
not N itrluly occucd, uut the ruyy watch ure
sNH ed 20 long ~ TIE Turkish war as led has entirely
disappearef. l,.dsy Nc mfraet wss steady. bui
quiet. buckWArat hour lower. We quote state
nnd Western eupcinAe. - 5Ia - So; extra state &c
tl-nsta..p " esierm .prng wheat eXtrAs. sd.e- "
so5t. d9. w aud NNA. 500 ~ so DO. winter
NAlat y AMI M slif =. tiWutr0t1 potent,
t.ssgse 20 cay .hipp ~ extras 5000 FL 5ti south
trl haecf- a-d iaiiN nrand-, to.lsf oslo s.uflc4a
tllpfINE tA.f i~. nril.
q. s'n s. BmnynIha, sS8Irs -. l.tr rllr ~,
ucfiinr si.."-sL'l hac@AAeal .,sf, 400 NJ. 800,
torroN-Nc have b.. ~ ovt''d. Hioi 90. ant t,.
i've "arNgt ~" eu nt tr iro.p.. tuf goo. fir ,I
t'a'r lh IniDit tN fcli'c .rtt lL '.aNt.lttlr 3D.
lntfpo"i ani r.lo e. tnlt p ia- had rcall n.a.
cudri zoe edN rurr ifNil tlc lnW f.4u co. ZOO s.-
slN 81 lfa rly &c. ull. Il.aal .ui. .rrc ilU nd
u1c.an-ed ss4c. lie osl'- mostly for cvn'';upuont
l,lp oairss ID tll export l..e ~aiLr istuttf .U.
NlNc"i l.Itla i-r. on speculative Il. ie. .sl,s
-o'No oales' clio. ~ az %, for .'vvhurf. d ,, &c.,
H.. neasmu'r j. iot Jl.u,rr lf 1884,. %. ltu.
any, ~ iu0 for " rch. aua b. iia.r. lur Arr ilt.
tfpIu lhtI Wrthtr lllNul f. sNa., .H.Uf .
CO.. 80 90 te % rtH fI-ilN g.. stf Htlt. -.r -tnf T.
A,uoaNoVs tlfrts bonding period NVa4. aIl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
Busintss Hotnts.


BtANDRkTH'S PlLIS
purnythe blood. and remove out Of the circulation
those humor' which cause pain They are safo for oil
ages ara CONDITIONS and have often restored health
when other means have proved unavailiuq.
HECTOR HAYS, Of Muir, Ionia county, Michigan, In a
letter dated october 0, 1875. says BRA DlkErus
PILLS cure all diseases in tlat region Including fever
and ague.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Reduced prices In furniture and Ger pets
Cow"rtnwath lS5 ana lsi CHATHAM sIresL iay
mVLuDy. -Aa1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Cured 10y fading Quirk's Irish Toa. priUe "a
evAls Per package, sgl4 Wy drpkglsls.-Ade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

We are continually receiving letters stating how
Brandreths Pits have cured fcvers " all kinds tu
mors Brghrs disease, disease Of the liver and gall
due ., expeng stones from thence Tue fact IL that
Brindreth's Pills are every DAY demonstrating that
they the removal from tho and the bloed
Of the particular HrH which diseased action Gu.
trey depends, and nO possible harm comes OF tncu
use.
MA AnIiETH-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

lreparAloq ever mede foi t,nus gra, hair TO ls
tikna color and fJi re ewu. IT, life aud ctlfy. a.
removes uandrtf and stops hc hlir fs'ug IL Is gu
tfty harmless aLd tree ii0m the iuIf-e Ingrcuieus
mat iene,r many other pr. iltdtcls uaiilus sold
~ OIL uIugEl-ts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07
CERTIFICATE FROM A REGULAR ~ D. OF 20
YkAKs PRACIlCE IN ONE ELArE

hereby certify that have practtlcd m dcine tor
the last forty and IN tnat time been IN
haDit of recommending Dr.. Brauircths Pils pref
erence to any other proprietary pills offered FOR sale
the drug stores.
JpnS vEDDER. NJ. d.
SAVgERTIgq. Oct 81 1876
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-07

Elastic Truss "a, Gs1 Brondeav, y. " received
the only award for Eastc Irusses a. cntennia Expo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
French Politics.

PARIS, March 27.-A discussion in the
bnresux develops the fact that the
minority in favor Of amnesty is even
smaller than was anticipated. Several
deputies intend to introduce motion
that the chamber, confidiDg in the firm
ness and sentiments OF clemency Of the
government, passes to the order Of the
day. The motion will in sll probability
be adopted. The left have resolved to
strongly contest, and will probably in
validate, several elections, among them
those of Keller, cleiicalist deputy from
Belfort; Count Damsini, who claimed a
majority over Gambetta in Avignon; I;
De Ia RochejAquslin, legitimist, and
Gavani, B0napartist. 1t is stated that
the left have decided to confirm the
validity OF the election of Nun, clerical
ist. According to reliable intelligence,
il is certain that almost the entire left
has resolved to support the ministry for
some length of time. The recent attacks
of republican journals were really not
serious, being merely due to political
tactics
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28

TO the consultation, thus practically de-
MED and violated, and that such intim-
idatton has been eiBce continued for the
purpose Of sffecting future elections;
and, where's, the people Of the United
States have an interest in and right to
insist on the enforcement of this consti-
tutioual amendment, and congress, hav-
ing the power tt enforce it by appro-
pirate legislation, cannot properly neg.
lect the duty Of providing the necessary
Legislation fJr this purpose; therefore,
Resolved, That q committee of five
senators be appointed by the chair to
investigate the truth Of these allegs-
tions, and to inquire how far these con-
stitutionsl rights have in said election
been violated by forcs, fraud and intim-
idation, and to inquire and report to the
senate, before the end OF the present ses-
sion, whether any, if so, what further
legislation Is neces sary to secure to col
ored citizens the free enjoyment Of their
constitutional rights; and that said COM
mittee be empowered to visit aid State.
to send for persons and papers, to take
testimony on oath, and tO use all the
necessary processes for these purposes.
The motion to tSke up the matter in
the senate to day was lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
Imposing Funeral ObsequIes.

LONDON, March 27.-Ferdinand Freil-
igrsth was buried in the cemetery of
CauGstsdt, near Stuttgart, on the twen.
ty-first instant. An enormous multitude
followed the hearse, covered with flow
ers, wreaths and palms, to the piece OF
last destination. From all parts Of Ger
many the mourners asst mbled, and from
every quarter tie most touching SYM
pathy was manifested. Many literary
bodies were represented, either through
members OF rich floral gifts, while thou
sands Of private individuals joined the
procession. The grave was surrounded
by Ludwig Pau, Otto Mueller, J. g.
Fischer, Prof. Lubke, Schmidt Weisen-
fels, and many other leaders of the peo-
ple's party mourning their loss. Minis.
ter HeTrle, Of Caunstadf, preached the
funeral sermon, and was followed by
Carl Mayer, who, in tbs name Of the
peoples party, bade the beloved dead s
farewell.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
LOUISIANA.
Another Conspiracy and Intimidation
Case-E'risOners Taken 10 New
Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March z7.-JOhn H.
IamOD, John A. DlugheTiy, William
CAriR, AGdreW Jscsson, Charles K. Da-
Wis James M'Ne8, Edward Willis, John
Fisher, William q. Randolph and Dr..
J. w. DJTTea, citizens Of East Baton
Rouge, were arrested az the instance Of
Parish Judge George ?. Davis, and
brought t. this city. They are charged
with conspiracy and intimidation, in
violation Of article 55l5 Of the revised
statutes. Some months BgO the parties
above named attended public meeting
the object Of which was to secure the
re4ignaion OF Parish Judge Davis. Da-
Wis resigned, but Kellogg did not sp-
point a successor, and Davis continued
IN GfIice. About e month ago aLO.her
meeting vas held. and 8 committee sp-
pointed 10 notify Davis that the peOpl :
would not louger be responsible for mis-
protection. Davis then Left the parish.
7. now sppears thst besides being psrish
Judge, he wss clerk In the Office of the
collector of Internal revenue, ana the
u Arties we're arrested charged with in
tsrfeiiug with him in the discharge Ct
his duties as revenue clerk. The prison
ers rleadel not guilty, and were bsiled
in five thousand dollars each.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-28
Saturday, sth Day Of April. 1875,

within legal hours, the following real es-
tate, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary to discharge the taxes adj judged
against said property and all costs as shown by
said decree, 10 wit: a parcel OF land lying In
the 18th Civil District OF Shelby county, I'M
mediately south of the state Female Col
lege," and described as follows: Lot II and
part OF lot 10, of the WttherspOon subci vision
OF lots to and TO IA Of the Kerr tract; said
lot II fronting lS5 feet en- the east side OF an
avenue college Rvenuel and running east
from said avenue, with a like width, 7g2 feet
TO Fowler avenue; and said part OF lot Is,
lying north of lot IL, fronting lS5 feet on east
side of the avenue first mentioned, and run
ming back east, with same width, 347 feet; the
said lot II and part OF 10 containing "a acres,
and being all of said lots Il and l6 not hereto
fore sold and conveyed to Mr.. shaw and Mrs.
Glover.
Also, part of lot 100, in the city of Memphis,
aud bounded as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner Of Main and Winchester
streets; thence north 20 feet; thence east 50
feet; thence south 20 feet to Winchester street /;
thence west 81 feet to Main street, the begin
ming.
Also, part OF lot l46, in the city of Memphis
in said city: Beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF Main ana Winchester streets; thence
south with west side of Main street about .
feet TO the center OF partition wall; thence
west through middle Of said wall, parallel
with Winchester street, 50 feet; thence north
and parallel with Main street about 25 feet to
the south side of Winchester street; thence So
feet to the beginning. This March Is, 1876.
B. Anderson,
Commissioner Of Revenue, Etc,
John Johnston, Attorney.
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ADDITIONAL RIYEa REPORTS

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-Weather
clear aud warm. Arrived: Golden
Rule and Cherokee, Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, March 27.-Westher cool
and cloudy. Departed: Mary Houston
and Glasgow, Cincinnati. River 13 feet
inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, March 27.-Arrived: f.:
Colorado, Vicksburg, Departed: City
of Chester, Memphis. The river bas
fallen inches, but will riss again i'm
mediately. Rain has fallen all day,
and cOntiRues tonight, with signs of
letting up.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-River 80 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and
threatening. Arrived: Cons Millsr,
Memphis; Mary Houston and II. s.
Turner, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, March 27.-The river is
rising, with % feet on the shoals.
VICKsBURG, March 27.-Down: Com
monwealth, 5 pm; PargOud, Z pm.
Glencoe, pm.
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MISSISSIPPI.
AmeS's Impeachment Trial Postponed
Additional Articles Of TmpeRch-
Hens-LegisIative Pro-
CeedfnSS.
Sneelal 70 the Appeal

&c Al u the n ppedll
JACKSON, March 27-Tbe trial Of
Governor Ames has been postponed IN
I'll Wednesday, IN consequence OF filing
{ tvO additional articles OF impeachment
covering the charge that Aint psrdOned
Alex spder Smith, in consideration of
three thousand dollars paid by Smith TO
ether parties.
The senate appointed 5 committee of
six to drsfL = reveEus bill, and passed
the bills prohibiting the killing of birds
srd game bstween the fret Of May and
the fitsseoth of September; requiring
the Vicksburg and Nashville railroad to
deposit State bonds in the treasury be-
to-e craving on agricultural land scrip
fund; requiring Justices OF the peace to
q e certii ID transcripts Of the dockets
with the grand jurios, and adding Kem-
per and Lauderdale counties in the sixth
and Jones and Lawrence in the fifth
circuit aad chsncery court districts.
The bill redisIictng the State into
circuit and ChsBcegy c0nr5 districts, is
nov law, a2d the courts VIII not hold
regular Bp-il terms.