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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-19
PER SONAL.

/ RobeIt Dale Owen has partially re
covered his hesltb, and is abou. to sail
for Europe on a pleasure trip.
Mr. James P. Voorhees,, son Of Hon
Dan VOORHEES,, OF Indiana, has made an
| engagement to play with q stock com.
Pauy in st. Louis during all OF next
| season.
Miss Kate Field appeared at q thestri-
cal f4Ucy-dTess bsIl ia London as nThe
American Yacht Club" She probably
showed ga clean psir OF heelsn to the
| BriIishers.
Sir George Elliott, who purchased the
Egyptian railways for Eoglish capital
ists, was once pitboy ia the mines.
BE is now the largest coal proprietor in
the world and mamber Of parliament.
Mrs. Heyschel V. johnson, IT,, died in
q s0TgiR last week, within lees than one
year OF her marriage. Within a COM
p1rGtively short period no less than
twenty-five OF her near kinsmea have
also oIed.
The Duke OF NemouTs, writes a Ger
man correspondent from Paris, bears
such striking resemblance TO Henry
" that one might suppose tie picture
10y Rubens in the gallery of the Louvre
to be the iuke's portrait.
The emperor and empress Of Brazil
will leave Rio de JaneirO on the twenty
sixth Of March, reaching New Ysrk
about the end of April. The emperor
has repeated that lie wished 10 travel
Ike private gentleman, avoiding all
public msrks af respect.
DR.. Newman spoke, in a recent SER
man If ElFha sod
which followed Abel to the grave. An
ireveyent woman in the audience
nu uiged her companion and whispered:
" Net such a large procession, but very
select. None but the first families.u
The venerable DR.. Pusey hiss related
10 letter 20 the Times the history Of an
Intrigue with Rlme," in which he
took prominent part. This was not
the Intrigue" which vas nipped in the
bud by It's prem ature Disclosure few
esEs egD, but it was something like It.
Nlscount Vaudeville, the eldest son
ana heir OF the duke q Manchester, is
engaged TO be married TO Miss Yzusgs.
ULe Of the bellies o. New York. Viscount
Msndeviile il 8 young mao OF twenty
two OF tTenty-three, and hes for SONS
time been well known in New York
Iasn;OERnie society.
General Lorenzo I4torre, who has be.
come president, or rather dictator. OF
Uruguay, had been minister OF war siuca
the overthrow OF the L lauri govern-
meEt IN January, 1915 he comes into
power under more favorable circumstan-
ces than his predecessor, his own ccuo-
try and the Eeigh5Cr,ng ra.ions lselBg
all Infant on mEin;sining Pescr.
Mrs. Laura Carter Holloway, former
y Of Nashville, who was during Presi-
dent JohnsOn's term, member Of his
izCily 81 the White House, and who
has bsen during later years a member
Of the Eagle editorial staff, proposes to
deliver q lecture st the academy of
music, on the twenty-first instant. The
title Of Mrs. HollOwsy's lecture is: IAN
oil GTudge-a New Fuss"
II was worth the price Of box at the
opera 10 rec Bile. Tiliens dispense her
sutOgrsph st the PsPyIus club, Satur- |
DAY evening. No ecOIer had one person
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hTkRRIED.
M,LEFREsH-FoRD-on wednes

MJEFRESH-FORD On Wednesday even.
ing, at the residence OF Mrs. Welch, in this
city, by Rev. DR.. LsDdrUm, Mr.. CHARLEs L.
hLEFREsH and Miss KATE FORD, all OF this
city.
The above event wss witnessed by a num-
Der Of the frends OF the bride ana BRIDE
groom, from whom the young couple received
hearty congratulations and well-wishes for q
long life OF unalloFed happiness.
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Atlantic, Mis- fsSIppt and Ohio Rail-
road

RICHMOND, VA, March 14.-A bill OF
complaint has been filed in the United
States circuit court by Francis Skiddy,
William Butler Duncan and 8. L. M.
Barlow, of New York, through II. T.
Wickhsm, solicitor, against the Allan.
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad COM
pany. The cOmplainants, who are trus-
tees under heavy mortgage, ask fol-
the appointment of a receiver and the
foreclosure Of the mortgage, in conse-
quence of failure on the part of the
railroad company to pay the interest and
otherwise comply with the terms of the
mortgage. Tno proceedings cOntem-
plated are similar to those taken in the
case Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
rosd company. A process, returnabIe
or the fist Monday Of April, was served
in Petersburg yesterday by United States
Marshal Nye, ,oa.QLe Of the principal off
GERS OF tue cCmpany. General Malone,
president OF the read, is now in New
York,
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At Omaha yesterday, Richard D.
Curry, convicted Of assaulting Edward
I R0seWater, editor OF the Bee, was sen-
fenced to four years in the penitentiary,
Morgan and Aston, convicted Of rob-
bing one Of the denlienaO O71de of diamonds
and money, were sent down for three
years each, and Sparks, convicted Of
robbing q safe, got one year.
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wsArEER rsonAzILrr.E..

SAaEsser7E. March u. / an.
For Ie7'Hcssoe and Ohio rayey, clear
aud oot4 tocather tgil c9nkizue, uiM
'7o'ttsast 70 southeast tcigos, and during
Sh1a7y afternoon rising temperature
and s.olgly j1i'iag 51roncser.
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Surveyor. General Babcock, at Law.
renee, Kansas, says it was purely busi.
ne5s contrect-that post-trader business
AS far as he, Durfee and Peck, or the
administration are concerned. Certain.
ly, it was business, and the biggest bIsi.
ness on record,
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, Pho. 4S6.-Hen.
ry Luhrmann VS.. II. :. Sonmerfield.
the defendant, II. 5. SommerfieldF is q non.
resident of the State of Tennessee, and is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of one
hundred and TWENTY-FIVE dollars and eighty
and unpaid;
1t is therefore ordered. That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, a news
paper published in the city of Memphis for
four successive weeks, commanding the said
II. 4. Som mertield to appear before me, or some
No. SO Madison street, in the city OF MemphIs,
on the 29th day of April, 1876, at 10 O'Clock
m, and make defense TO said suit againE :
him, or 1t will be proceeded with exparte.
JAMES HALL, ]. P,
mhl9 So 18th Civil District Shelby county.
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CLOSING RATES

1es'eTaay q c5ttGa and gold: Nes0
IoTk, cotton 1870; Memphis, l2go. Ma
1ork, go.doScsed at ia; Memphis, lisE.
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A fellow named Louis Bleysr was ar
rested in Milwaukee yesterday evening
for threatening an assault on Governor
Lu6ington. A bystsnGer inteifsred t.
prevent the assault, and in fight thai
ensued Bleyer was knocked down anC
seVerelY punished.
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NOTICI.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
3 the Sinking Fund Commission, till Mon.
day, april Sd, at u O'Clock, Tor the puTch- Sc OF
FIFTY Thousand Dollars of Memphis City
Bonds, for account said Fund. Commission
ers reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
/. n. HILL, Chm'n 9. f. C.,
mhl4 23 Main street.
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United States NJ srshal John Robin
son, Of New Y0Ik, arrived at IndiaDapo-
lis yesterday, having in his custody
Henry A. Hammond, whom he arrested
near Rockville, Indiana, for the alleged
murder OF Peter RsHy, ct Junet, Bel
GUM, in the winter of 1878. The
prisoner fed that country after commit.
ling the murder, and for the past six
months has bean located ct the place
where the arrest was made.
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RBW ORLEANS FLORIST.

TAVERGREENS, Roses and Grapevines,
II Orange Trees, PiJtosporums and Magno-
Nas, from New Orleans, for sale at 357 sSa11
street, or address ". OESTERLEIN,
mills at Green Tree House, Shelby st.
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SPRING OEs
Nonresident Notice.

No. 2240.-In the Chau--sr Court o. shelby
county, Tennessee " ollie LOJ.l-oL E..
HAIRY K. EObiuson,
II appearing from the bill iu This cas.r
which isSwOTn 70 IN { the defendant za.r
X. Robinson, il a nonresident Cf The a..s
OF Tennessee;
It is therefore ordered, That Es make l..
appearance herein, at the cgur-Eu-es LL tll
city OF Memphis, Terue.sge, on or Before
The frst Monday iu May, lssh, ami u.e"l-
answer or demUr 20 c1ur r'a.-a--E ~
or the same Will be taken for confessed -s TO
him and set fOr hearing CLp7rter ana tlat .
copy OF this order be published once q week.
for four successive weeks, IN tHe E-Ur-7
This Isth day og March. 1876.
A cOpy-attesi.
+. 4. COLE, Clerk aus -f.zf.-.
BY Z. 3. EcHeuTy, D.. @. and lE
a. II. Douglas, sol, Tor CCmpIt. u-..H
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C1arksviIle Plow.

WE are now agents for this celebrated Plov
w which we believe is the best In use, and
keep full stock always on hand. Send or.
ders. POTTER, TAYLOR & CO.,
fbl2 No. IS Union street.
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W0nder Of the Age.

A NEW and simple invention, that effectu.
IA ally prevents accidents with coaI-oil OF
other lamps. Agents wanted. Apply at No,
A Beale street. +. II. DAVIS, Agent
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MASONIC NOTICE..

THE stated couvocation OF Memphis o
j r. A., CHAPTER, No. cj, will be held~
MONDAY eveIiing, Hrrsh 10th, at 7/V\
O'Clock, for dispatch of business.
AL Il. A. MasOns are iTaternally invited.
w. S. MATTHEWS, H. p.
r. w EHEITOHy Saerefary
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CObartnershin Notice,

ON THE FIRST OF MARCH, and 70 con-
" uDue till further notice, the undersigned
associated with him In business Mr.. JULIUS
FAHLsN, late OF Baltimore, and a graduate
of the College OF Pharmacy of that CITY. The
hrm style will hereafter be THEODORE
HOERNER & co. ..
THEODORE ttoERNER.
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Fast Day of April Next, 1876,

about FIGHT HUNDRED BUSHELS OF
CORN, Il being the same heretofore conveyed
to me in trust TO secure said J. H. Martin q
Co. said sale TO take place within lawful
hours. This March II, 1876.
W. W. FRANCIS, Trustee.
a w ThOInagOn. Attorney. mhlS
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EInEREE
Memphis and Kansas City R.R. Co
BIDS FOR WORK.,


DY order Of the Executive Committee, bid
ID will be received until February Do 1875 fol
me Clearing, Grading and Furnishing Cross
ties on the following divisions Of the Mem,
phis and Kansas City Railroad; payments in
County and Town Bonds. as specified on each
division.
First.-Between Batesyille, Independence
county, Arkansas, and JacksoDpoFt, jackson
county, Arkansas. Payment IN Independ.
ence and Jackson County Bonds.
SecOEd-Between JacksOnport and Augusta
Woodruff c9unty, ArkanEas. Payment in
Jackson and Woodruff County Bonds and
Bonds OF the Town Of Augusta.
Third.-Betwt en- Augusta and Wittsburg
Gross county, Arkansas Payment in Wood.
run and Gross County Bonds.
The Board reserves the right to reject any OF
all Of said bids.
Bids to be addressedt
JOHN UVERTON, JR,
President d. and K. G. R. r.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Memphis, Tenn, January lS, lS7s. ja1O
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust 10 me executed
- on the - day of =, l575, 10 secure j. H.
6artin & Co in certain indebtedness therein
contained, which deed is now on record In
the Recorders Office of Mississippi county,
Arkansas, /, as Trdstes. viii offer for sale, and
sell for cash in hand, to the highest bidder, at
Shawnee Village, Arkansas, on the
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Petit Gulf Cotton Seed.

OO0 BUSHELS GENUINE ARTICLE FOR
CONl sale, 10 close consignment.
mill STRATTON & WELLFORD.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

state hISeD of c han,as' IS.
In the District Court 1t
Judicial District sitting in and for sail county
ana state.
". s. Hendricks, Plaintiff,
John p. Hays, Mary Hays,
James Townsend and Daniel
IlOrncy, Defendants.
by virtue of III order OF sale in the above en-
titled caiisc issued by the Clerk of the District
Court of the 9TH Judicial District in and for Al
len county, Kansas, will on
Tuesday, November 14th, A. d. 1876.
ut u O'Clock a. IN. of said day at the front door
of the court house of Allen county, in the city of
lola, Kansas, offer for sale at public auction To
the highest and best bidder for cash in hand the
following described lands and tenemen.s .o-wit:
Commencing ut the northwest corner of ID.
H. HazZar's iin;l running east siXty-one rods.
thence nortl four and one-half r ads thence west
beginning, the same being in the east half
of the SOUTHWEST Gu FER of section % in
township 2. sOaih of range Is east, containing
two acres more or less. Also the foiiowing land
tO-wit: COmmrrc ng ut the Southwest CORN z of
a twenty acre lot owned by tine estate Of Hiram
smith, thence south to Mrs. Mills corner thence
east far enough to make Is acres, thence north to
smiths line, thence west to place of beginning,
the same Icing plrt of the east half of the south
range Il east, all lying and being situated in the
county of Allen and State of Kansas.
The interest of the above named defendants in
said lands anil tenements to be sold without
appraisement to satisfy said order of sale.
Sherid's Office, lola, October Srt, 1876.
4lw5 j. L. WOODEN,
Sheriff Allen County, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07

On account Of the opposition of the
Leavenworth Times to Geo. T. Anthony,
the Republican candidate for Governor,
an opinion seems to be prevalent that he
is not popular at his home. A CORES.
pondent of the Topeka Commonwealth,
writing from Leavenworth, has this to
say on this subject:
LEST the Republicans of Kansas
should misapprehend the true feeling of
the voters of Leavenworth county it is
we'll they should know the truth. Geo.
T. Anthony is very popular in the city
and county Of Leavenworth, with the
working, upright and respect
able people Of all politics. He will, in
November, run far ahead of his ticket,
for his old friends and neighbors will
give him frst-class send of, and show
the estimation in which he is held at
home. Marx that"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07
THE IMPENDING DANGER.

Web. Wilder, since his advent in st.
Joseph has been around visiting old
friends of sixteen years ago. He says
that his old pro slavery opponents of six
teen years ago have grown radical while
he has been getting rather conservative.
Old prominent merchants, who are known
as Democrats. tell him they shall vote
for Hayes and Wheeler this fall. Their
reasons for so doing are tina. they know
the party and know the South, and judy.
ing from the course Of the Democrats in
Congress last session, they believe if re-
stored. to full power they will ruin the
nation. Wilder says he is startled to
know that, and adds:
ave trust that men of our own hope.
fnl sentiments will remember these facts
We have been too hopeful. We have
not desired to prolong the unpleasant
contest. We thought that Greeley and
Carl Schurz we're right in demanding an
immediate wiping out of the old records
We know that their purposes were good,
but it seems now that the most kind
hearted and forgiving men in the North
were the greatest dupes. We had read
history with too generous a conclusion.
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GOVERNOR HAYES.

The following is from the Life of Gov.
ernor Hayes, our candidate for President
recently written by William ID. Howells
the author of the Atlantic Monthly:
"Hayes has now been some tive years
Governor of Ohio, and though often
thwarted by Democratic legislation, has
succeeded in reducing the State debt
$2,774, 406, and the State tax from 30
mills on the dollar to 20, with an annual
saving of S9l4, 593. By continued pres.
sure upon the Legislature, he reduced
the local taxation throughout the State
more than seventeen million dollars, and
by his influence local authorities were
forbidden by law to make any large ex-
penditure without the sanction of pop
ular vote-wherein the people of Ohio
are much freer than those of Massachu-
sets. He has also secured the passage
of law prohibiting municipalities from
mourning debts beyond the amount ac
tually in their treasures. His princi-
pie of retrenchment is not mere twelve
month old, nor his patriotism the
growth of the years since the nation was
made. He helped to make it, and his
public economies are the expression of a
lifelong private honesty.
So, also, his devotion to civil service
reform is not merely profitable novelty.
Eight years ago he supported Jcnckes'
bill, and six years ago he recommended
in one of his messages the amendment of
the Ohio constitution 50 as to make civil
service reform part of the organic law.
He did more he showed his faith by his
works: When he became Governor he
was importuned by old and dear friends
to turn ont the Democratic State Libra
rian and give the otfice-one of the few
in Governors gift-to a most worthy
and competent Republican. He refused.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

State Of Kansas, 40
County of Allen,
In the District Court, of the It'll Judicial Dis
trict in and for said county and State.
G. H. Pratt and Il. ii. Dayton, partners rs
Pratt 4 Dayton, Plaintiffs,
f. C. Amstlen, O. s. Coffin, W. Wakefield and
J. C.. Redfeld Defendants.
By virtue of a general execution i'm the above
entitled cause issued by the Clerk of the eth
Judicial District, Court in and for Allen county
Kansas, l will on
Tuesday, November 18th, A. d. 1876,
at 10 O'Clock m. of said day at the front door
of the court house of Allen county, in the city Of
lola, Kansas, oifer for sale ut public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in hand all
the right, title and interest Of the above named
o. s Coffin in and to the following
described lAnds and tenements, tO-wit:
Lot No. in block No. so in the city of Hum
boldt, Allen county, Kansas.
The above has been duly levied upon rs the
property of o. 3 Coffin and appraised ut S25o. 90,
and will be sold to satisfy said execution.
Sherif's Office, lola, October I'd, 1876.
J. L. WOODEN,
II 5w Sheriff Allen county, Kansas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07

WHILE the Democratic conventionwas
in session at st. Louis the Kansas City
Times ran side show in the shape of an
edition of the the Times printed on one
page of st. Louis daily for the purpose
of preventing the nomination of Tilden.
During the late campaign in Colorado
an extra addition of the Times was pub
ished at Denver to insure the success of
the Democratic ticket in Colorado. 1t
was ignored in the first instance and
in the latter.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-10-07
GENERAL NEWS.

1t is claimed that IN iron bar placed
in bins holding barley, rice, bran, etc.
protects from insects.
Twenty nine babies contested for q
prize in Kansas City, consisting ola baby
carriage worth 800.
The anti-Tilden wing of the Democracy
are already getting its mouth fixed for a
good rousing 81 told you So"
Senator Conkling makes his first speech
of the campaign in the Utica Opera
Hou c, on Tuesday evening, Oct. 8.
| Milk is slow stuff to steal when it has
to be takeE from the COW. Adam Grei-
mer was shot in the leg the other night
while doing it.
President Grants war saddle, upon
which he rode to the surrender of Lee,
now belongs to the Washburn family,
and is to be kept rs an heirloom.
w. W. O'Connor Power, NJ. p, is on
his way hither, for the purpose of pre-
senting a congratulatory Centennial all
dress to President Grant, on behalf of
the Irish people.
The cotton crop Of the present year is
estimated at 1863. 22S bales, the largest
crop raised since the war, and very close
to the largest crop ever raised, which
was in 1890, and amounted to 1862
no bales.
Thomas H. Ferris, life long Demo
crat, and a member of the Tammany
Hall General Committee has resigned and
expresses his determination to support
the Republican candidates, both State
and n National.
A corporation has been formed at
Washington, to be known as the "Wo-
mans National University" to afford
women thorough knowledge of science,
divinity, medicine and law, both in the
DRY and practice.
Vance, the Democratic nominee for
Governor of North Carolina, said lately
in a speech: Remember, that all Of
our brave Southern heroes who dipped
their hands in Union blood, and all their
leaders in the South are for Reform and
Tilden."
The Charleston Ne,cs (Democratic)
heads the telegram with the announce.
ment that the whites of Robinson, s. c.,
are Gin arms in selfdefense," and under
it we read: "Two Whites Killed-Hat-
tieville in DaDger-Only Twenty five or
Thirty Negroes Killed, 80 far"
In Pennington, N. H., on the site of
Vice President Henry Wilson's birth
place, has been placed a large bowlder,
from neighboring mountain. weighing
Ten or twelve tons, on which is the fol-
owing inscription: "Henry Wilson, i
Vice President u. s. A. Born here,
FEBRUARY Is, 1872" Thie monument
las been erected BY Martin L. Hayes, a
hoe manufacturer of Pennington.
The present Mikado of Japan seems to
We the right sort of &iikado to have.
Within the last eight years there have
'een organized on the educational sys-
EN- of the United States over 10000
chools. He established his sovereignty
then but II years of age, and is now !.
bout "a. He gives his personal atten- !
ion to agriculture, trade, the social con- q
ition of his subjects, and, above all. to
he advancement Of education, which is ]
throughout his. dominions.