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which the following is an extract: sit
is well known about Washington that
General Grant, vexed and worried over
the late developments, has resorteG to
his old remedy for relief. In other
words, be has been so under the infiu-
ence Of intoxicating liquors as to be at
times incapable OF seeing visitors or
trsnf acting business. Upon last Sunday
we drove by the asylum for lunatics at
the moment when General Grant came
cut at the gate and started to walk to
the city. There was no mistakiDg the
flushed and bloated face and unsteady
GAIT -
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Il. c. WHITLEY, formerly chief Of the
detective service, cusrges that EK-At-
tornoy-Genersl Wilisns furnished his
residence Ia Washington by using funds
from ihst bureau, and that the record
prOof Ct dis missrpropristion o; gov
eminent funds by Williams is indisp1ta-
De aud has 5een laid before one Of the
u Juse committees.
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A Case OfLynch Law.

LOUISVILLE, AprlI ia Dsnville
special to the Courier Journal says: This
morning the jaileT was awakened by a
number OF men. He asked what was
wanted, and was told that policeman
wished to incarcerate a prisoner. The
taller opened the door of the Jail and was
confronted by four masked men, with
pistols ready to discharge. One guard
ed the jailer while the others released
Jem Taylor, a mulatto imprisoned for
committing a nameless outrage upon q
girl aged seven years, daughter Of Lee
Irvine, Of Perryville. This morning the
mulatto was found cold and stiff in
death, hanging from the branches Of 8
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DKPT- OFFICE CH. s S-G. OFFICER,l
"A7HISGTos, April 70, ! sin.
For The GUY States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, stationary and falling 6d-
TOmetsT, S1uth and cast t0iRds, sOdrmer
and clear, JtHotCed Ey parity cloudy or
hosy lrsalhcr.
The Mississippi TiUsr t0iH rise from st.
Lottis to Memphis, and remain G6oUethe
danger line from 81. Louis TO IIcEsburq.
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A GREAT CALAMITY.
Levee Broken and American Bottom
Flooded.

QUINCY, Ill, April 18.-The 6. NY.
levee, south OF this city, has broken at
lhree points, and large portion of the
bottom on the eIilinois eide Is OveIflowed.
Opposite Hannibal houges aud barns
have hoated away, and the damage that
has been done cannot be estimstei. The
entire population Of the bottom have
fed to the bluffs, in many cases leaving
everything behind them. A meeting
has been called at Hannibal to assist
the unfortunates. Much suffering is sure
to follow this great calamity. The river
here declined one inch this afternoon,
and it is believed that the worst is over.
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F. A. MOSES, chairman OF the Kuox
county executive committee, calls q
meeting Of the Democratic party for
ahe purpose"of appointing delegates to
the Democratic State convention which
meets at Nashville on the thirty first Of
May mex Mr.. Moses does not seem to
be troubled by the ghosts Ct the Con-
servative, the Liberal OF the Independ-
enf p2Ttiss.
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IHE Ripley Ne10s: awe can see no
- excus- fer Senator Keys action In
81 THIS matter, and think he merits sll OF
" the condemnation that is being visit
" ed upon him by the press and people.
" he will find that he has made grave
" mistake, one that will probably place
" him in mis- political grave at the end
=" Of his present term"
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NEW ORLEANS, April 1S.-The sew
enth Texas State fair commences in
Houston on the second Of May and con-
tinues five days. Great preparations are
being made for the races each day.
Special excursion rates from the weet
and south are expected. Goods are ar.
irving for exhibition and competition,
aud there is a brilliant prospect of sue.
cess,
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Break In the Levees.

NEW ORLEANS, April Is "A dispatch
from Mr.. George Foster, at Vicksburg,
says disastrous breaks occurred Friday
above Bolivar and at Ben Lemonds's,
Mississippi, and st Bass levee, below
Providence, which will do much dam &.
age. Mr.. Foster estimate the damage
at million
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Attention. Kujghts TempIar.

VOU are hereby ordered TO attend, in o
Il Iull dress, special cOnclave OfN(A|
Cyrene OOmmandery, No. X Of T., this/"
"WEDNESDAY evening, at 8 o clock, at Asy-
lum, In new Masonic Hail, for the purpose Of
conferrtng the Orders OF the Temple. Visiting
and resident fratres cOul teously invited.
BY order. ED WORSHAM, Z. Q.
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DIAz wr.tes to Antoine, cl New Or
leans, that he hes four thousand men
with whom be expects % consummate
revolution begun under his name at the
Mstsmorss. He ssys he will begin at
once his advance oou the capIiaI.
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FOREIGN.
AbyssInia and Egypt Still FightIn

Abyssfnia and Egypt Still Fighting.
LONDON, April IS -There has been
further fighting between Egypt and
Abyssinia, and, it is LEGGED, the Egypt
ian zTnay is in great diffi oulties. King
Jehn demands the abandonment of the
country and the cessation Of MassOwsh.
AS Hamaszen is Egyptian territory, and
Massowah the port Of communication
with it, further fighting will probably be
preferred.
Later from China and Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, ApIi 18-The Pacific
Mail steamer Great Republic, arrived
from Hong Kong, ViG YOkohsms, with
over one thousand coolies. The news
was mostly anticipated by the CrOcus.
The treaty between Japan and COrea
was sighed March oath, and copies were
handed to the foreign representatives.
Up to that date the text Of the document
had been kept secret in conse quence of
questions raised in the government as
to the expediency of certain clauses es-
pecially that establishing ex-territorial
Jurisdiction,
The Turks and the uerzegOVinians.
VIENNA, April 18.-A LagbIatts-R Ra-
gusa telegram states that ssnguinaTy
uaLLlS LDOh pA1CG Otl ~ iOGAkL 1u5 al Z
near Trebipje. The insurgents stOrmed
taneously. The Turkish garrison at
Nicopolis made s0rtie but was repulsed.
The insurgents are very sauguine over
the result Of their operations, but fear
their communication will fail.
RAGUsA, April IS.-Sclavonio advices
report q sanguinary battle at Presjiks,
- Miannn1iC Tho inSnrnanfo
tuTed the Turkish inirenchments and
drove the Turks to Ozina and Pagliana.
The reports that Mukhtar Pasha's forces
had been surrounded are confiImed; the
losses were heavy on both sides. Nicsic
cannot be revlctualed. The insurgents
are receiving supplies of war material.
Another AndraSsy Note.
LONDON, April ia Vienna dis
patch says it is confidently asserted that
Count Andrsssy will address a fresh
note to the P4rte advocating the claims
of the insurgents, and the Russian and
German ambassadors at ConstantinOple
will be instructed to support it. Several
engagements have taken place in BOs>
mia. The details are wanting, but it sp-
pears that the Turks have been VictO-
riOus.
BERLIN, April 1S.-The North Ger
man Gozette publishes a letter coming
from a well-informed quarter in Pesth,
stating that if the renewal Of the AustT0-
Hungarian compromise is not settled at
the final conference to be held to. day, the
crown will adopt as its programme GER
tain medistors' proposals which are fs-
vored by Count Andrassy. If the Aus
trian cabinet refuses to support this pro-
gramme it will resign, and be replaced
by transitor ministry, which would be
able to command q majority in the
Reichsrath in support of the proposals.
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NOTICE
TO
PASSENGERS & SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILWAY Col
OFFICE OF SUPERISTENDENT, ?
MEMPHIS, TENN, April D, 1916 }
- commencing Saturday, April 18th,
and until through trains are resumed, packets
will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Memphis and Madison.
Passengers leaving Memphis at pm. ar
rive at Little Rock at p M, making daily
connections with the st. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, and Little Rock and Fort
smith Railroad Tor all points in Arkansas and
Texas.
Freight will be received daily at the depot,
stthe foot of Washington street, as heretofore
Rates Of freight and passage unchanged.
spl4 W. T. 5MA4h' ouPt'
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Saturday, Nay go, 1876,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, to WIT:
Beginning at a stake on the north line Of
John Hoom's 20O-acre tract, or occupant, five
chains and So links west OF John HOOm 3
southeast corner on a hickory marked j. 3. on
James Freeman's line; thence south chains
TO stake in the spring branch; thence west
2 chains and 81 links 10 stake; the nee south
chains and % links to a stake on Geo. W..
Oldhams north line; thence west with his
own line, passing his northwest corner %
chains and 81 links to a stake links south Of
a sweetgum marked b. >, g." on Joseph
GaIIahan's line; thence north with said line
passing his, IS chains and 30 links 10 a stake
81 links north of poplar marked b. g. 81
thence east chains 10 a stake from which
20 W IA links c sWeetgum maTke ed b. >. u. on
John HoOm's line; thence south with said
line 60 chains and 80 links to a stake Is links
from q hickory marked J. s., said Hoom's
corner; thence east with his line 70 chains
and 4S links to the beginntng-contain1ng
40 50 100 acres.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. Equity OF redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed OF trust
herein. This April 10, 1876.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. ]. Black d. q. and N.
o, p. Lyles, Attorney. apiS
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AKentueIxy ROAD 40 he soId

LOUISVILLE, April IS.-The Louis
vile, PadUcah and Southwestern rail-
road, noW in the receivers hands, has
bee1 ordered to be sold by the marshal
of the United States court OF this dis
trict, at time to be hereafter specified.
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AMurderer Arrested.

LOUISVILLE, April 18.-Charles Stew.
art, colored, upon the authority Of an
Arkansas gentleman who identified
him, has been arrested here charged
with committing a murder at Hot
Springs two years ago. Stewart was
recognized by scar on his forehead.
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GratIfYIng Appointments.

From AN Occasional Correspondent Of the
Appeal
WATER VALLEY, MISS, April IL
The people Of cur city, and Of this dis
trict, are especially happy this morning
over the appointment Of A. B. Fly as
chancellor OF the second district, and
81. II. Chalmers as supreme judge, Uice
Peyton resigned. No two appointments
could give greater satisfaction to the
people and the bar. Truly, the right
men in the right places. G.
Hartford, April IS: The residence and
Outbuildings of the late Samuel Austin
were burned last night. Loss, fifty
thousand dollars; insurance, forty-six
thousand dollars.
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DIED.

BIGELOW-April 18Th, WILLIE W., only
child of II. c. and Belle W. BIgelew, aged If
teen months. [OgdeDsburg IN. y and Louis
Vile (Ky) papers please copy.l
Funeral from residence, Carolina street
near Ninth, this "WEDNESDAY morning
nf tar o.
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Investigating the Philadelphia Navy.
Yard.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-The in
quiry into the affairs Of the navy-yard
here is still being conducted by the sub.
committee fcom Washington. The in
vestigstion is wholly secret, and no hint
as to its drift or probable result can he
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Trustees Sale.

HNDER and by virtue Of a Deed in Trust to
" me, executed by Henry d. Buckley and
Clara A. Bulkley, his wife, on the 18th of July,
1870, and recorded in the Registers office OF
Shelby county, in book No. 76, page $50, cts, to
secure an Indebtedness therein named, L, as
Trustee, at the request of the creditors named
in said deei the debt therein secured being
past due, will, on
Saturday, May 1S, 1876,
sell the following described real estate, situateI
lying and being in the county of Shelby and
State of Tennessee, and described as follows,
to-wit: Being part OF lot No. AZ, of E. =. TOdd's
plan of WillOughby Willlams's subdivision;
Beginning where toe west line of LaROSe
street tntersects the north line OF Walker
street; running thence northWardly with the
west line of LsRO5e street three hundred and
thirty [330l feet to a stake; thence Westwardly
parallel with Walker street three hundred and
fifty L250l eight inches to the east line of a new
street forty feet wide; thence south WaTdly
with said new street three hundred and thirty
[S50l feet to Walker street; thence esstwardly
with walker street $50 feet inches to the be-
ginning. sale to be made at the front door OF
the courthouse of Shelby county, ia the city
OF Memphis, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder, for cash. The purchasers title TO the
property so sold will be free Of all right or
equity Of redemption or repurchase. Title
believed to be perfect, but sell and convey
as trustee only.
apl9 Q. b. WELLFORD, Trustee.
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Kpiehts of Honor.

TNIEY LODGE, No. 2l7, Knights Of Honor,
~ will meet in Hall OF NatOma Temple of
Honor, No. 29S Second street, this (WEDN EsS-
DAY) evening, April 18th, at 8 O'Clock, for ini-
tiattOn and transact, on OF business Members
OF Memphis Lodge. No. 1856, frRternaIly invited.
By order d. F. GOODYEAR, Dictator.
CHAs. u. PuLLEN. Rennrter. snIa
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Knights of Pythias,

OFFICERS and members of Tennessee
~ Lodge, No ), are earnestly requested 10
attend meeting Of the several Lodges, this
"WEDNESDAY evening at IA O'Clock. =. =.
Davis, supreme Chancellor OF the World, will
be in attendance.
By order JOSEPH LOCKE, c. C.
w. H. MOYSTON, K. of r and &.
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SILVER.
Instructions from the Treausry De-
partment Concerning the Is
suance of Silver Coin.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-Secretary
Bristow this afternoon issued the follow
ing instructions concerning the issue Of
silver coin in place of fractional curren-
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CLosING RATES

Yesterday of ootsoa and gold: Ne1O
Y.rE, co.'oa, l3Ic; Memphis, 1910.
hc-g Io-kr goid closed at ll3; Mem
s1Brr TT8T
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ELECTION NEWS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April Is The city election
is progressing quietly. All the banks,
wholesale houses, many retail establish
ments and the board Of trade are closed,
and it is probable that a very large vote
will be pOlled.
CHICAGO, April 1S.-At midnight the
returns which are in from the city cleo
ton are only scattering. Enough pre-
cincts are heard from, however, to indi-
cate that the side of decency has pre-
yailed--that what is known as the
"bummer element has been worsted,
and that the common council will be
composed largely OF good men.
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Knights OF Pythias.

nFFICERS and members COur dek.SSaS
" Lion Lodge No. IS, are requested ESSSJ
TO meet this (WEDNE5DAY) evening, (il1
at O'Clock, IN full uniform, with Tennessee
Lodge No. 5, IN honor of the visitation of Su-
preme Chancellor 8. s. DAVIS.
By order il, ROSS, C. C.
ID. W. SCHA EEER K of r and s -, "
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To MORROW is the last day on which
taxes can be paid in Arkansas without
incurripg penalty OF twenty-five per
cant
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COMING

VNHE new map Of 1876. The best map ever Of
i fered; the most handsome, complete, and
the cheapest; adapted to both Office and fam
lily use; very instructive to children. Sold at
one-half the usual price.
aDl9 T, s. JRTLEFF, Agent.
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knights of Pythias.

AZ EEMPHIS LODGE No. 6.-AlI Offi-Ss.ZySR5
M GERS aId members are hereby or SS<<Fy
deIed to attend, in full uniform, a spe- W
cial meeting, at their Castle Hall, for the pur!
pose of receiving Brother s. s. DAVIS, Su-
preme Chancellor of the World, this
(WEDNESDAY) evening, at s O'Clock sharp.
BY order j. s. LEON, G., &.
JOIN D. ROBINSON. K. Of &. and 8.
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WASHINGTON.
Suggestion in the Interest of Economy
Discrimination OF Common Carri-
ers-The PendletOns,
The Silver Bill -KilbOurne in Court
Military Merrill's Case Grant Te-
toes the Salary Bill-Etc.

WASHINGTON, AIrI IS.-The senate
finance committee received from Com
missioner Pratt 3 letter in response to
the inquiry as to the propriety aud ex-
Tediency Of abolishing The office Of su-
psrvisor of internal revenue. The com.
missioner writes that if the same power
to administer oalhs, examine books and
papers, and compel the giving OF tesi-
mOny be conferred upon the revenue
agents, TO be exercised under the direc-
ton OF the commissioner OF internal
revsnus, the Office of supervisor may be
abolished without loss to the service,
and with considerable saving to the
treasury. He recommends that this be
done, and in the course OF his communi-
cation states that during the last fiscal
year the amount allowed for salaries and
expenses of the ten supervisors averaged
Sl3 375 dollars each.
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WASHINGTON, April l8-The SER
geaut-at.arms Of the house to-day pro-
duced Hallet Kilb5urne before Chief.
Justice Garter, and in his return claim
ed that a writ of hdbeGS corpus could not
legally reach the case. The judge Or
dered the marshal to take charge OF Kill
bourne pending the hearing. To fscili-
counsel to furnish brief, and postponed
the case until tomorrow. KilboUrne
was returned to Jail in custody OF the
marshal.
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Military MerriII's Case.

WASHINGTON, April IS General
Custer appesred before the house com.
mittee on military affairs to-day in
relation to the charge against General
Merrill OF receiving five hundred dol
lsrs ss bribe. General Custer testified
that all the informs alton he possessed on
the subi=cs was contained in q private
letter to himself, the author OF which he
did not wish to disclose.
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CAIRO, April Is The municipal cleo
ton passed off quietly. Politics were
ignored. The returns indicate the cleo
tiOn OF F. M. Stockfleth as treasurer and
J. w. Stewart as clerk, by small msjor-
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
RHAh D5E ATD.

No. 1870, R.-Chancery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, Tennessee.-E. ]. Means, Mary II. Shelby
ct al. VS.. W. NJ. James ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree for
D sale, entered in the above cause on the
llth day OF April, 1876, 1 will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front of
the Clerk and Masters Office, new courthouse
building, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
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The Silver BIZ.

WASHINGTON, April 18.-The silver
bill, as reported from the senate finance
committee, allows holders of bullion to
exchange it at market value for the
new dollar at face value, or for limited
State notes at par. The proposed limita-
ton of silver dollars to fifty millions has
not yet been Incorporated in the bill,
bat it is still subject to change in com.
nniftrp
, 1876-08-26
INDIANA.

Special Dspdfch fo The IFftHHA
LAPoRTE, Ind, Aug. 25.-The lion. !. l.
Hayes, Of New York, tbs celebrated Arctic cx.
plorcr, spoke to tau largest, most select, and
enthu s!ast!c audience eycr assembled in l.a-
Porte. Tho eutiro Hayes anl Wheeler Club
were out, making magnificent torchlisht dis
play. There wcre probably 5000 IN attenl-
aucc. Tho streets ol the city were crowded.
in fact, aln,&st impassal,!e. Tito subject VI slr.
Hayes speech WAS "Tslden anl Ketorm," and
proved CLEARLY aud eourlustye!y, aud from
Democratic sources, TINT 1'ildsn Wus no refvrIn-
er, ind all he wished wus to reform ht,nsrlf aud
friends into otl!cr. That 4 Is not reform they
wnut, b,tt q revolution. There WIS scarcely
pcrs0n In the immense audience that left before
the conclusion of the spcecl,, which was cu-
Qucnt, convincing, nr,l to the point. Or. tlAycs
has spoken every day tli!6 week tn lntana. al!d
this spcctl. IL tltt!g clinlax 10 his grand e1hrt
GEN. MANls1soN's SPEECH AT iltEEShuKa-Tlts
UHAY hl1lRT STAINED WITH Al0nn PREFER
RED TO TlIE BLACK FI.Au or TREASON.
lNDlANA1s,lls, Aug, 91.-Therc MIS- vast
meeting ut irccnburE to-lay. addressed hy ticn.
lieu Harrison anu tho Hun. J. I. uHleEra,t.
Grll. Harrison sal.l, concerning the lcn.g Issue:
- accept tlu banner of lny country alM'rc nll
clsr, prefer the gray shirt. stained with one
drop OF u dead comrades h|MNl. 10 tbs black
1lng Ui TREASON or tue white iia. Vi towartlsce "
tien. Harrison, aftpr this meeting, tAll Eral,tl
reception Ut Shclbyyi|ls. THIS Mu'latioll Of
tioy. Morgan gives universal satisfaction to all
Republicans,
, 1876-08-26

County Convention 10 assist !norEnnt2!nG Hayes
anti Wheeler clubs in MoHsoe County, which
contains large colored population. No sooncr
Of the t,1arc prepared paper notifying
llcpubian Clubs They would Withdraw tl,clf
patronage from lin, and get aro1llrr barlcr to
takc lit. rarc. 'rlhs IL The true spirit Of the
Ne,ci Democracy ot Missouri, a,"l, ehunld 'iI-
t1cr be elected, IL would be- almost lnlpossihle
f"r Ioyal Republican to ivc y this sinte .'ut-
side u the large cities It T. the splsit w,i.s w.,
totri, au rrduccs the yauc at ler lan'lt to o'!c.
hall what they wunl1 Otherwise be
worth. Every dcvillt! Influence IS brought
clutches of tie Bourbon Rebel element: but
its is to br hoped now that Mr. finke!nlturr has
consented to auscpt the Republican nomination
for Governor that tho Republicans will carry
the State. since the Democracy Insist upon
keeping the gay aud festive Phelps at tue head
III thclr ticket.