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St.Louis,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

Ia the senate yesterday the concur
the twenty second Of February (to-dsy)
Of the present year legal holiday, was
passed. The question of District bonds,
on the report of the committee, was dis-
cussed without definite result. The mill
itary academy bill, ss reported from the
house, is amended In these particulars:
Items are inserted Of sixty-eight hum
dred dollars for additional pay Of pIo-
fessors fer length OF service; ten thou
sand dollsrs for pay OF assistant profess
ors, instructors and assistant instructors;
for adjutants, in addition to their pay as
fret or second lieutenapts, fifteen hun
dred dollars; and for clerk to adjutant,
fifeen hundred dOIlzIs. Senator
Alcorn introduced bill to amend the
fifth section of an act entitled an act
making appropriation to supply diff
cisOcies in the appropriation for ser
vice of the government for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1872, and fof
former years, and for other purposes.
approved May IS, 1872; and to extend
time for the presentation Of claims for
cotton seized after the thir,ieth day Of
OF June. Referred. Adjourned until
Wednesday.
In the house Mr.. Whitthorne Tenn I
introduced resolution to authorize the
mixed commission TO inquire and report
as to the future naval policy Of the
United Ststes. Mr Lord offered reso.
tuition directing the encouragement TO
report by Whist authority aud for what
purpose he recently gave In
stIucions to his subordinates in
connavention of a long established
rule relating to the testimony OF &C.
complices in criminal actions; adopted.
The mouse then proceeded to vote on
the bi to reOrgsnize the Judiciary, aud
it wss passed. Yeas, 143; nays, 132
Mr.. E lis offered resolution for the ap-
p0inIment Of a subcommittee to visit
and take testimony in regard TO the Mis-
sissippi river and the region subject to
overflow, ip order TO obtain such data
ana practical information as to make
the necessary amount of appropria-
ton; provided, that the visit be not
made at pu6lio expense. Adopted. Mr..
Cox announced that he had jutt re-
ceived telegram from Mr. Kerr to the
effect that be was much better, and.
would be in Washington tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
Rk1C0CR-S CASE.

In this csse, upon the opening OF the
court yesterday, Mr.. Emory A. Siorrs,
OF Gs1e-ai Bsbcock's counte', resumed
BIS sidIess, Interrupted by adjournment
on Saturday. II wss very lengthy, and
q very able rCyieE Of the testimony,
consuming the whole day In its delivery.
We Teg'eg that we have not room for
the very full repsIt which reached us by
Telegraph, but the spirit OF it msy be
csugh. from ths following appeal with
which be cloeI, and !, f. the case with
the lEy: "Sever since l entered court
Of Justice have fsit such tremendous
resp Insioility ss resis upon me to-day,
Bat q few weeks ago left the home OF
this defendant. saw his weeping chill
dren gather d around him and the pure
and devo-ed " fe cling to him. I think
see Ia N again, with HE wife and chill
dren gathered about him welcoming
hiu b CT and knesl!Dg to pray to the
great CID who had returned him 10
them withcu. SPIT or blemish upon his
fair name. Gentlemen, / leave the cass
In your hands, feeling aware that after
3ue Consideration Of the testimony ycu
will render a verdict that will enable
the defendant 10 walk with upright
head, free aud independent man,
along the st5ee,s o. the city for which
he has done so much" JEcge Porter
then rose ta speaE, but Judge Dillon
said be was suffering with a severe cold,
and would a j)urn court until to day, at
the usual b N.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
ENGLAND.
Only Sixteen Persons Lost by the
Sinking of the Strath.CIyde-VOn
Arntm's Case.

LONDON, February IS OF twenty
nine persons Isnde1 st Deal, from the
eteamer StTath-Clyde, sunk by COLI
sion, many were greatly exhausted, and
three have sirce died. The crew num-
bered thirty, and there were twent Y six
passengers on bosrd, of whom eleven
were saved, and are at Dover. The to-
tai number lost is put at sixteen, in ad-
dition to the three bsfors mentioned.
The steamer FranconiR, which ran down
the Strath-C Clyde. belOngs to the Ham.
burg and American West India line,
and was outward bound. She anchored
in the Downs, off Deal, last night, and
steamed eastward st daylight, coming
10 London to repair. The steamer
Strath- Clyde lies 10 FsirWay, about two
miles off Dover. Her mssts are stand
ing twenty feet above the water. Two
ladies and three men are reported picked
up by passing vessel bound for Lon
don. Lists published by the papers show
that the Strath- Clyde had twenty three
passengers, and crew mum beTiDg forty
seven. Another per6on has died at Do
yer. OF forty known to be rescued, on
II six were passengers, one OF WHOM is
among the four who have since died.
LONDON, February 1S.-A Berlin spe-
cisi says that Won Luck, prosecuting
counsel, has applied for the seizure and
sequestrstion of Count Won Arnim's es-
tate. The announcement OF tbs charge
Of tresson causes profound sensation.
A SPECIAL from Vero states that the
Alf0nsists are attacking Estella to-day
from Villa Tuerta aud Oteiss. All quist
at Ver). Toe Carlists reoccupy Du-
range
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
ESTABLISHED 1910.

city; TO proceed, from time to time, to
make thorough a2d systematic exam
iHSuOn oi the city, and csuge ell nut
sances to be ablted with all reasonable
promptDess. And for the purpose OF car
Fying out The fOFg ing requirements, he
email be permitted at all times, from the
rising to the setting OF the fuu, to ei.tsr
INTO any house, store, stable, or other
building. and u cause the fiosrs to be
raised 81; be shal deem IL necessary, in
order to g thorough exSminstlOn Of cell
isrs, vauks, sinks OF drains; to enter
upon sil lots or groundF, and to cause sll
stagnaDt waters 10 be drained of, the
pools, sinks, vaults, drains or low
grounds to be ciesnsed and kept in good
condition; and to cause all dead animals
or ether nauseous or unwholesOme things
or substances TO be buried or removed
beyond the limits ~ the city.
SECTION 65. That every owner, ten
AIT, lessee and occupant OF any building
or lot whether vacant or occupied)
within the city OF Memphis, shall keep,
and cause II be Kept, the sidewalks and
cuTbstones in 'front.' thereof in gsod re-
pair and condition, and that every such
person shall keep and cause every such
sidewalk to be free from distractions, as
well as free from any incumbrsnce, and
free from all substances Of every kind.
We urge, in the public interest, which
alone is to be conserved, that the citizens
yield ready obedience to the demands
OF the health officer, supported, as they
are, by The ordinances and dictated by
experience and desire to preserve the
present good health Of the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
HIMMER sVILLE, MISS.
Successful Navigation Of the Bosue
PhaII-HaII Boat Wanted.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the

From an Occasional Correspondent OF the
Appesll
HIMMERsvILLE, BOLIVAR Co., Feb,
ruary I3.-B ing a very careful peru5er
of your valuable paper, and not having
noticed anything relating to this local.
ify, assume the resi- onsInil ity of COM
municaring what to Us is quite an event
the successful navigation Of the Bogue
Phslis. The veteran Mississippi steam
boatman, Cap ain Lewis, was heie last
fall taking Items, and fIreseeing thst
from as1ccessfui nRvig alton Of the bogue
you d date new era, Op aning up Tor de-
vslOpmeDt what are termed the finest
farming lands for cotton ard corn to be
found in this part OF the cCtton. belt OF
the Mississippi valley. Then the next
thing on the tapis is a railroad from the
forks or head Of navigation to some point
on the Mississippi river, either FlOrey-
vill9, the county seat, or Csrson's
landing, Is terminu', and the future
OF this country Is ssttied. Then the just
started little village OF HimmersvlIle,
with her mills alresdy In operation, and
her contemplated business enterlr;s IS In
the hands las they are) Of men OF pluck
and o-aneaditiveue.s, and Captain
Lewis with his boat, the new Jennie
Lewis, as our local paoBe', will want
a mail route and aid to clear out the
narrows Then, by rail and boat to Mem
phis; BY boat, via Suoflower river, 10
VicksbuTg. c. l. MARTIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
BEECEIER'S CASE.

The proceeding gs vi tie advisory coun-
Gil we're yesterday Of character tba,
may he expressed by the quotation,
"How not TO DO it" Most Of the dsy
was taken 20 with g secret session,
which ! s. e1 over thIee hours. TIE
first five committees presented full re-
ports, and COMMITTEES number six asked
an extension OF tin c, hich was grant
ed. The committee 10 which was re.
ferret ED sacon Vests cOmmunics-
tioD, and otter matlels OF like chalae
ter, 81 askel that their TINA be ex-
tended, as their report was not quite
ready, aud their request was grant
ed. Mr.. BeecheT's son In law,
Rev. Mr.. scovi ls, requested
permission TO withdraw from the ccun-
Gil, bsc lUse, It is said, he wished to take
no part In the discussion over the com.
init ee's Iep0rls. TIE committees
reports were received with gratifica-
ton, FOR 3 murmur Of approval ran
through the house a. they were read.
The COMMITTEES TO which was referred
the second question ia the let
ter, missing that referring to the drop.
ping OF members from the roll, presented
a maj J9ri y aud Ralnority repHt, and, II
is thought, they will be the Euhjec. OF
long and hes e ] discussion, ss the hCuse
is said to be divided in regard 10 the
gues.,oa, which is ss fol Ows: In this
rC!e, or in these pr .eticss is the
church so-ing iuco IsisteBty with the
word 0 God orp-inciples oftne christian
Justice. NJ ultou sent 10 letter in sH-
swer B -echer'- denial Of G d, man or
the devil, IN which he Gays: II am pre-
"psred to pr W Henry Ward Beecher
"guilty OF sdu tery aud perjury by evi,
"de4os beth oral SID documentary, and
elf allowed OPP rtuuity of producing
"such proof b 'Ore the couacil, if fall
" 10 make goud this ASSURANCE, theB l am
"wl'irg 10 be discredited and de-
"n0ul lcs1 by mankind as 8 wretch de-
void Of ruth a. q honor, and unworthy
"of human sss 'ciatiop." Bowen also
rent in a letter, 10 which he ssid he was
not afraid bat ready and willing TO meet
Beecher, ar d prove him guilty OF "sduI-
tery, PERJURY and byps cFisY." But the
counci. doe rot seem to trouble itself
atoIt he statements so much as sbJut
questi IDS of church pOlity aud ussgs in
reference to letters dismiemissory.
White wash, whi-ewasb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
TELEGRAPHIC MISCELLANY.

DR.. II. T. Helmbold has bsen declared
insane, and will be placed ia New
York asylum.
Kansas c ty, Missouri, offers the
ground free as an indu 3emeHt to locate
the branch mint in that city.
Michael Flunell was acquitted Saiur-
day in New York OF the charge OF muir
dering O'Baldwin, the Irish giant.
The United States steamer Dispatch
sailed from Washington Saturday to
P.rt Royal, to convoy the monitor TO
Key West and Pensacola.
Suit has been begun In New York
against the Syracuse, Binghsmpton and
New York railway for fifty thousand
dollars taxes due the government.
A dispatch from London, Ontario,
says that Rev. r. T. Green, an English
church minister, mas heen lodged In Jail
charged with forging Inducements on
q note.
During the election at Houston, Texas,
On the fifteenth instant, the ehsriff ar
rested q negro repeater, and theIeupon
the negroes tried to rescue the prisoner.
The mob was dispersed.
The Knickerbocker ice company at
Athens, New York, lost all their ice
buildings (eight in number) together
with the stock Of ice, yesterday, by fire.
Loss three hundred and fifty thousand
dOllar9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
CENTENNIAL COTTON.
A Premium Of One Thoasand Dollars
The Committees on Award and
SsmpIinE-AB Enterprise
OF Great Importance.

Our readers have from time to time
been informed OF the fact that the Mem
phis cotton exchange offered premium
of one thousand dollars to the planter
who would eeud through this body the
finest a3d best bale Of cotton to the Gem
tennial exhibition. In the circular is
sued by the exchange this premium was
made open for competition to planters
residing in all portions Of Tenness @,
Mississippi, Arkansa as and Alabama,
trading with Memphis, the hale TO be Of
the product Of 1875 to weigh not less
than tour hundred and fifty pounds, and
to be entered by March lst. Mr.. John
s. Toof, Of the cotton exchange,
has received an answer ID his letter
from Burnett Laudreth, chief of
the bureau Of agriculture Of the ex
position to be held at Pail. de|phia,
and the latter writes in regard TO tbs
prize bales: "The action OF your ex
change is eminently practical, and will
be supported by the associations having
interests connected with agriculture.
Space for your exhibits will be gCanie1
free Of both entry fee and ground rent,
etc." Memphis is the largest inland
cotton market in the world, and her
samples have been awarded prizes at the
great e1nlDlUOos IL TarisJ visible, LOu-
don and New York. Her Importance as
q commercial city has been advoca.e1
daily, and for years by the press,
aud represented by her delegate
merchants in England, S:otl2nd and
France. Let us seek to win tne cotton
prize at the American Centennial,
where the representatives Of the world
will bs gathered. Quite number OF
bales have been entered, and we
truss that other planters wll
contribute balee. The committee hsv .ng
charge Of the matter have appointed IS
the committee on award of the premium
Messrs. B. Bsbh, G. T. Curtis, w. A.
Goodwin, G. g. Cowie. Ed. l.. Topp, A.
M. ScaroIouyh and Wm. Bowles, j..
Tney have appointed as the committee
to draw samples MessIs. John A. Post,
Dennis Smith and w. r. Kendall The
entries are to be sampled the frat CT
March, aud examined and passed upon
by the committee on award the first
clear day thereafter To insure perfect
fairness, the samples will be numbered,
aud the committee will not know whose
cotton the numbers represent until they
have made the award.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
MURDERER ARRESTED.
John Kennedy, the Man who Killed
Marcus Louis, Arrested.

Special to the Appeal
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss, February q.
Johu Kennedy, the alleged murderer
OF Marcus Louis, who was found assss-
siuated in his store in this place last
"Wednesday morning, arrived here this
evening, having been captured near
Michigan City Mississippi, by citizsn
named ]. w. M'keuZie. He hsd en-
plOyed himself as a farm laborer, and
when arrested was greatly enraged, and
made 80 plsin csse In his defeUss that
his csptor was almost persuaded to re.
lease him; but when Sheriff Myers iden-
ufisd him as ths alleged murderer, Ken
Dedy grew cullen. His story is improb-
shie. He ssys that two negroes, Miles
Washington aod Albert Watson, did the
deed, ne having taken 30 part In 1t; that
ne tried to dissuade them from it, but
failed, and 6fterward they induced him
10 take come Of the stolen goods, which
be foolishly did; then they rubbed their
bloody clothes against him, and thus
he accounts fore the blood on his own
clothes, which were found concealed in
ths mattress; that the murder was COM
milted for moaey, hut they did not get a
collar. He then Informed your CORE.
spondent Of the hour and manner OF the
murder, which he said was told him by
the two negroes. Toe negroes have been
arrested and put in jail. Kennedy is
twenty-five years old; was born in VI-
ginis, Of Scotch and Irish parentsge; no
Kin, no frieDds, no money, and the
meaDest kind Of countensnce for max
ing them. There was great excitement
on his arrival, ard it was thought thai
he would be no6bsd, but all is quiet at
this hCu:.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
"FOE orr HEaLrH,s SAKE

Sc;eucs is every day revealing to US
the dsleterious ffec-s aud dissstr Nus re
suits Of s'ench ald accumulstions Of
fl.h 10 lsrge centers Of population. Toe
sanitary ses gesnt is, therefore,, Gs neces-
sary, as q guardian Of toe public heath,
as ihs lo'ic man Of public mOrslg. In
desd, ws may go further, and leaning on
this bsuedcelt sc!eucs, assert that the
industrious sanitary sergeant iightens
the laboFs Of the policeman since clean.
lines, next to goiliness. ia an enemy to
crime, which rsvels in filth and dirty
habits. We therefore hail the present
sc,ive Efforts Of our health officer for the
ciiy's protection with the creates satis-
faction, indorse all his movemea with
IN the limits Of tue ordinance, AMI as
sure, ESP cislly rsbsliious citizens, that
what be insists upon, which 10 them
may seem OF little value, is esIeutial to
the safety Of ;hs who e body o! the peo-
pie. Tea be Il ia 'itisd 10 his conduct,
extraordinary rs 1t may seem, will &c at
tious OF tie '-Osdinsnce to create 6 Board
of Health, aud to prevent the spread
of Disesse in the city of Memphis; ap.
"pEaved December 10. 1873" just after
the close Of the terrIO-e Fl idemic:
SECTION 3. Ansther member shall Ia
ltse mzUIer be lscred, aud be d-nom-
mated the ia rffisar, VINO shall be
charged aith the spe,itic duly Of carry.
leg iuto ttf- C. the uTders and Teguia-
tioos hereii a'ysr Contained OF suihor.
IL d. It shsE be the cuty of toe health
Cfi 5-r ln visit a. q admlui-,e- m -dlcinea
nud T. G = surg csl AZ 10 the .risOBers
IN rs 6 i E.rkh4u.e e aud police sla-
to1s, 500 10 cary aut all IL OId,Is OF
tu- Ugsrt G.! health d scs laws OF ths
Safe aud ud us1ors Il the city Ia rels.
ZION to tie saGi.sry regulations Of the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, J.P.-Staie OF Ten
nessee, Shelby cOunty-E. McDaVitt, Re d.
seiver, vs.. c. B. Vance
In tins cause an attachment having been
sued out under section o55j or ths Code of Ten
ne5see, and returned levied By gar ishmsnt
upon the property Of defendant, &. B. Vance,
who IA a non resident OF the State Of Tennes-
see, and i4 Justly indebted TO plaintiff IN the
sum Of 1888 %. due by account, due and IN paid I:
II Is therefore ordered, That the said deIsnd-
James Han, j. P, at my ONCE, in lhe city
OF Memphis, Tenn, on the Sth day oil April,
1876, at 10 o'clock am, and defend said at.
taehment suit within the time prescribed by
law or the same will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that copy Of this order be pub
lished once week, tor iOur consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal. This
2lst day OF February, 1873.
JAMES HALL, J. p.
John Johnston, Attorney. fbE tue
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
LAW REPORTS.
Chaneery COurt-MOrgan, Judge


Court will meet at ten O'clock this
morning, and the following causes COM
pose the calendar: l72, Roun vs M
Spsdden; 1912, Herzog vs. D1nahue;
1898, WilkGrSon vs. Lane; 1889, Fzsr vs.
Cummings; l407, Smith vs NeWkirk;
1881, Norton va Allen; 1874 Wilson vs
Cay br, ok; l4l5, Curry Va Wright; 14l7,
Thomas vs Matson; l427, Hart ys Giles;
1892, State Of Tenness go vs Schabel;
1437, GrubDs vs. Roper; 1440, Botto vs
Lag arctic; 1851, Rice vs Hunt; 1443,
Farmeis bank of Kentucky, vs. Meath;
I444, CaTraway Va Harris; 1445, Grau vs
Thume; 1448, Robinson vs. Hail; 1850,
Webb vs Irby; 1452, Poindexter v5 Shell
ton; 1854. Pritchard VS. Klein; 1856,
Thomas vs Matson; l457, MontsdO va
Montedo; 1456, Rowe vs Douglass; 1850,
Moore vs Shepherd; 1881, Cir0de VS. Dill;
1862, Alsup Va Coulter; 1883 Dauehower
VS. Frsime; 1464, County of Shelby VS.
M'Hames and Traders bank; 1888, Bed
ford vs. SorTels; 146S, Montgomery vs
Douglass; 1470, Cross vs D. u !Iass; I472,
BOugh VS. Douglass; 14T4 townsend W
DJuglsss; I478, Wade Va Clayton; l478,
Lsarnee vs jacob; 1850, Merchants ma
tional bank VS. HOugh; 1882, Morrow va
Frame; l4s4 Morrow vs. Jones; 1888,
Morrow We Persons; 1883, Farmers bank
OF Kentucky, vs Ford; 1890, S;ahl VS.
COnnorau. The attorney having the
paptrs IN the csuse of Hsyner vs Berry,
No. 1877, on II. D., will please leturn
the game TO the office Of the clerk and
ma5tsT