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ows: "Aud the house of representa-
tives, by proteststiOn, saving 10 them
selves the liberty Of exhibiting at any
time thereafter any further articles of
accusation or impeachment against said
William W. Belknap, late secretary of
war Of the Uaited States, and also of re-
plying to his answers which he shall
make to articles herein preferred against
him, and of offering proof to the same
and every part thereof, and to all and
every other article, accusation or inn
peachment, which shall be exhibited by
Them as the case shall require, do de-
mapd that said VIM. w. Belknap may
be put to answer for the high crimes
and misdeme auors in office herein
charged against him, aud that such pro-
ceedings, examinations, trials and judg-
ments may be thereupon had and given
as may be agreeable to law and justice.
The committee also reports the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That seven managers be
appointed by ballot to conduct the inn
peachment exhibited against VIM. w.
Belknap, late secretary Of war Of the
United States.
The house then resumed the consider.
alton OF the printing deficiency bill, and
without result took recess till evening
session, which was devoted to the dis.
cussion of the judiciary, legislative and
diplomatic appropriation bills, and ad-
iOurned
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so.encL,. Let.sr Of RssernatIon.

WAsBINoToN. March 80 -5chsnck
aqau Appeared before the committee on
fgrsiau affairs today. Mr.. Swami sald
he Was Instructed by the committee to
say 70 Schecck that all questions would
be put 70 him through members of tue
committee, aud he would reply to the
committee, sud not to outside parties.
S:ueack msde an explanation with re-
gard 20 his resignation "a director Of the
Emma niue, denying, IS Lyon hsd tes-
IF 81. tha. he had conceded the fact
from December I'll the twelfth Of jan
usrv. He also explained the discrepan-
cias between the letter Of resignation to
ths cOupluy snd that purporting u be
a cOpy Uapgm itted TO Secretary Fish.
He had p-epsrad and retained rough
draft fo.a which he had written, with
mod featiop, the letter sent to the COM
pany- A talsgysc1 from m'Dougall,
chairman OF the Emma mine. was re.
cslvsi to-day, stating, Ia confirmation
OF LYONS evidence: Il have the origi-
usl drsft Of schenck's letter 0f resigna-
ton ia Parks handwr ting, and
rezpscting the operations, have
prpof hat Scaeuck received a cable tele-
gr.ra IN Pariz o1 the sixteenth Of De-
cemoer, from Park, advising the sale on
the intended passing Oi the DIVIDENDS,
and Schenck sent ChesebrOugh a tele-
gram 10 sell two hundse1 shares fer
hint Schenck said be WIS confident
that no such draft Cf 9 tier in Para 3
bzuEwvi,ipr existed E was advised
bv Park 20 sell ~ thst time, on. he sent
no teleg ana % CheseurOugh for such a
rurpose. The committee then sd-
iouFned.
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LIFE FOR A LIFE.
A Mothers LOVe-ThesDePth and Ten
derness of Il, Even In Death.

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-A Kansas City
special says that during the snOw-storm
last Monday night Mrs. George HattOn
and two little children, living near Wa
mego, Kansas, on the line Of the Kan
sss Pacific railroad, started to go TO a
neighbours house only quarter Of mile
distant Darkness coming on, aud the
storm beating them so furiOusly, they
became bewildsred and wandered about
the prairie until exhausted. They were
found Wednesday frozen to death not
twenty yards from the house they were
in search of. The mother had taken off
nearly all her clothes to protect her chill
dren, and was herself in an almost
naked condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

J. T. CEIDEsTAR. Of Arkansas, we'll
known in Memphis, aad for thirty years
3 ulsil contractor, was examined on
Monday, by the committee on postoffi-
ces and post-roads. Tne principal point
Of his testimony was that in 1872 he for
war'ei 2 number Of bids accompanied
with bonds and check for large sum
Of nlOasy to the posiofhse department.
Both his bid and checz were stolen. Hs
a'terw&rd received the check from John
L Ro1tt, second assistant postmaster.
general, whC declined 10 tell the mys-
terry Of it4 dissppearance.
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ACCORDING to an announcement by
the Ma ,hvi!le american, the State board
OF railroad commissioners have resolved
70 sell the Tennessee Snd Pacific road 8.
noon on the eigath o! May, at the south
end Of ths cspitol. The road will be
Fold To- default OF purchasers to pay, un-
der the contract OF September IA, 1872.
The balance cue The State on the origi-
nal contract T. one hundfed snd twenty
four th01ssnd two hundred and ten dol
lars in sta.s bonds, with January, 1871,
an su osequen- coupons sttsched,
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IT has been 20 customary a thing dur
ing the Republican administration OF
the general government FOR officials to
trade in their positions, that the woman
kind Of the lsnd, brought into relations
with them, have been educated into re-
gsrdiog political simony as q matter OF
course, says the New York World;
hence Mre. Marsh, with the utmost
naiUs,e, says che would have consider
ed Hsrsh "pig" II ne had not svailed
himself OF Bslknsp's offer to make
rnnnau
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

EX-2ECRETABY BELKNAP, in his De.
csmOef repor,, recommended the de-
struction u a mass Of papers stored in
the ofiice Of ths quartermaster-general.
Az it Is barely possible there might be
among the documents or records pro
possd 70 BE- destroyed under such au-
thority in the qaaTtermaster-general's
Clise some that would prove CT interest
or Importance IN the overhsuling of the
sfsirs OF the war department, il would
be well for congress 10 carefully examine
them beior. authorizing such destruc-
linn
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REPORTS from Washington aver that
letters are ia ex stencs, and will be pro-
ducei befJTe the investigating commit
tee, which indicate that Schenck, when
In congress, learned" a considerable
sum Of moRey by assuming the interests
OF q ColOroio land company. When he
gets through with the explanation > the
second instslment Of which we publish
in the APPEAL Of to-day, We trust he
will rise and explain as to this and other
matters 70 which his attention will be
orEiaH
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The Last of the Great Carpetbagger-He
Takes His Farewell Of Mississippi,
and Goes Home to Massa-
chusettss
Public RejOieingS Over an Event that
Places the State In Nearly All IFS
Departments in the Hands Of
the Democrats.
The State Republican Convention Falls
into Line, and Repudiates Both
Morton and Ames- "A Presi-
dental Straw.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, March S0.-BOth houses
sdjourned without business in honor OF
the memory Of Hyman Hilzheim, a
prominent citizen.
The State Republican convention, in q
stormy session tonight, after several
hours, selected J. W. Lee, Of Monroe,
chairman of the eonyention-sGti-
Ames and anti Morton.
Ex- Governor Ames aud family leave
tonight for Mass2c clusetts. The execu'
tive mansion, rendered him as long as
lie desired to remain, was by him de-
clined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

TIE London TiHeS's BerliA special
says that two more 81. Petersburg jour
nals-the G0los ard the Vd0mosti -
assure the south Sclsvonians that al
though Russia is hardly in position to
suscor them Immediately, she will nei
ther c)erce by violent measures, nor
allow another power to c0erce them.
Eucoursged by this, the south Sclsvo-
nians viii, /. Is expected, keep up the
existing revolutionary spirit until it
ends Ia the snnihilstiOn Of the sick man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

The MexicaOs Of Ma'Emoros seem to
miscoDstrue the forbeara zee OF our gov
ernmeat, and If they insist upon enforc-
ing their forced loan and continue u
impriso son Americans for not paying it,
we may IA time be forced, in self de-
fsnse, to teaca them this fact by the en-
foreement say Of General Pillows sug
gestion. The telegraph last night brought
US news that is not calCu sted to increase
our amiability toward the gressers. We
msy yet have to announce "peace, or
fighI," as OUT motto,
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$3.50 REWARD.

JA.rEs ID. PORTER, Governor of the State OF
Tennessee TO ell who shall see these Pres
ents-Greeting:
UHEREAS, 1t has been made known 70
w me that certain BOB THOMAo' ~ ~alIas
ROB WHEELER charged with having cem-
mitted a foul and atrOcious murder on the
2Oth day OF March, 1873, upon the body OF Ben
BIOomeustein, late of our county Snelby, mas
fied from Justice and is now running at larges
Now, Therefore, 1, James ID. Porter, Governor,
as aforesaid, by virtue Of the power ana au-
thoriIy in me vested DO hereby offer reward
OF EF0to any person or persons VINO may hp-
nreherSd ~ said Bob Thomas, a las Boo
Wheeler, odnred. and denver MIN 70 tne
order that Jrlstice in that behalf may De had
and executed. ..
hand and csussd the Great Seal of the state
to be atixed, at Nashville, on the 4th day Of
March, 1875. $1,000 =, ,,c,,rrr-r,
By the Governor: o-
CHARLES N. GIBBS, Secretary. mnZo
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FIood DeIaware River.

PHILADELPHIA, March 30-Yester-
day, on account Of the storm, the tide
In the DelRW are river rose eight feet
higher than was ever known before.
The wharf Of Crsmp d Sons, ship
builders, KensiBgior, was oveTiiowed,
aud their reservoir flooded, but no serl-
Gus damage resulted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31
Rejoicing as water valley

Special to the Appeal
WATER VALLEY, March 80. One
hundred guns will be fred here to
night in honor Of the promotion Of the
Hon. ]. NJ. Stone to the gubsrnstorisl
chair, but by no means in honor Of the
resignation Of Adelbert Ames.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31
A WashOut Causes n Serious Railroad
nlsRSIRF.

CONCORD, n. H., March 30.-While
a washCu. on the Concord railroad was
being repaired yesterday, freight train
waiting to cross was run into by a pas
senger train ard four persons were seri-
ously injured, two it is believed fatally.
The engine and baggsge-car were de-
stToyed, and siX or seven freight-csrs
damaVei
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Notice to Contractors.

CEAL,ED PROPOSALS VIII be received in
- the office of the Chancery Court OF Laiay-
cite county, Miss. at oxford, until mOnuaS'
the I7th' of April, 1876, for the
A JAIL AT OXFORD, MISS,
according to plans and specifications on hle
la the office Of said clerk, and in The ONCE OF
lanes b. Cook Architect, No. % Madison ST.,
re0uired FOR the faithful performance Of the
woIk, according TO the plans and speeinea-
tions. The Board of Supervisors reserve me
TahSO thu T. n. BROWN, Clerk.
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wEAruER rRonABILIrIEs.
WAR Dur- OFFICE CH. $ c .cFr:cEz

WAR DErr., OFFICE CT. S G CFF:CER,l I
w.-l1lsa4u.s 8arch 81, ! all. {
For The Guy States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, Gear OF partly CLOUDY
Gsa wGrmer tgedttey, 'gilh sasteTly 10
scaf,he5iy tgiads and fgN.ng barometer,
probably Jo71,0cd 6y threatening tcczth.
CT "a the southuest.
The Mississippi 1rW rise siotriy at sta.
ti0ns JeI9W CIiro. Il Is nos0 aboUe The
" danger inc" at oE stations beltgeel
C1ir0 and TlcEs5urg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

&c. Huff ker, Of Monticello, Ken
tucky. d.ed "a the Fifth Avenue hotel
In Louisville, yesterday morning. DE
went TO rnat city several days ago, and
while suiT-riBg from malaria, purchased
some quiuine Wednesday evening he
agsin went out % procure, as be said,
o1iniue. Yesterday morning HufAker
vas discovered IN a dying condition,
having taken morphine be.oEe. When
eEpiriBg, ne criei out, The druggist
gs7s me u1Ilh,Us irr qU'uine."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

AT tie adjournment Of the evening
FeJsiOn OF the lower houss OF congrts',
last night, announcement was u a lie that
there would be q Democratic caucus
sfEer the evening session tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31
COrinth Ablaze.

Specisl to the Appeal
CoRINTH, March S0.-There was a
glorious Democratic demonstration here
tonight in honor of the Inauguration Of
Colonel J. M. Stone as governor OF the
State OF Mississippi. One hundred guns
were fred, and q number Of speeches
made eulogizing him as soldier and a
statesman. A resolution was unani-
mously adopted rep1diatng L. P. Rsyn-
olds, the representative from this county.
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Iuka IubiIates.

Special TO the Appeal
IUKA, March 30.-Iuks, the home 6;
Governor Stone, is celebrating 1is elac-
ton TO the gubsrnatorial chsig by firing
guns tonight. 1T. WEAVER,
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CORD-WOOD.

Enn CORDS BEST QUALITY STOVE
DlED wood 81 80 on IeVee; 81 80 delivered.
Gail at leyee, foot OF Union street, or on
JOS, ROSERS, No. HoWards hoW.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

Yssserd1y Of cation a,sd gold: Nsl0
York, oots0a, 1897 Memphis, l3c.
NeJg York, gold Glazed at ll5ij Aem-
ghts IIgI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

A MEETING OF the committee, ssEzEs.
"a appointed by the various keA
Lodges, to draft a new COnstitu ion 80 -
for the Grand Lodge of Tenn eSsee 1ass5SO
and the Subordinate LOde es, will be held at
the trustees Room, in Odd-FeIlows Hail, on
SATURDAY EVENING, April 1st, at "a
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested.
mhN ]. d. DANBURY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-31

Ffedelick 4 hllTe, o. he firm OF
R1s.Jl & Co, in st. Louis, committed
suicide there yAberdEy.
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HOTEL.
HOTEL.
HOTEL
MEMPHIS, TENH.

THE PEABODY having changed proprie'
tors, the following rates for board and rooms
will be charged from this date:
BOard and rO0m........S9 80 TO 81 per day
Day per mSnth
Day-BGard q meaIs) $3.50 per month
Day-ROard (transieni). 81 90 per day
Having made our terms moderate we hope
70 receive a liberal share OF patronage. and
respeetfulIy ask the encouragement OF the
merchants OF Memphis and the general
C,B. GALLOWAY, Manager.
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FOR 2 ALE.

SCURM, HIRsCH & co., agents,
mhlO 50 Hadisnr. -tr~ss-
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SALES FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK To CLOSE o
nFETnIE
OF BUSINESS. 8
FRIDAY. March ST.. VI.


II was not unreasonable after yesterdays transac-
tons at the Stock Exchange TO have expected that
to-day would furnish an active and excited market
yet those whose hopes had thus been raised we're
doomed to disappointment for after a natural reac-
ton from the fictitious movements Of yesterday
afternoon, the market became dull and uninterest-
ing as it well could be- Even Erie neglected to lay
"the narrow gauge rail" or fund a single coupon
to increase its already large interest liability aud
accordingly refused to go higher than 1884 3. but
notwithstanding positive assurances that ut Is all
right" declined To 19li 1893 Lake Shore, that
yesterday after Board hours offered at j9's over
the friendly glass; opened with sales of 300 shares
at 502i; 200 at 1913, and then steadily advanced 20
G0ai, moved thereto by the purchases If traders
who sold yesterday with the expectation that about
% would be a good point TO buy early this morning
for a rally. This class of purchasers having become
filled up. 1t required iudicous manipulation 10 pre-
vent break more rapid than had been the advance
ard the leading "clacquer' placed TO tn mont
who succeeded in making the market extremely dull,
aud holding the price at the close sos 6Ols
Michigan Central presented feature In It's sales
from G0l2GO1ls to COS. Ihe st. Paul stocks con-
tinued weak in the face of the announcement that
the Company would pay off its bonds that were
nearly two years past dine. The Common declined
10 10li rallying at the close TO i03i, and the
Preferred, after selling down TO 65is and rallyng TO
g. closed at $685. The Northwest stocks require
no comment, being held by the Boad-st. clique
which, with its usual sagacity, has succeeded
IN driving all the traders ont of their stock
Panama that was offered from 1873 down 10 - with
no sales, finally sold at 100, a drop OF per cent
from yesterdays last price. single sale Of 100
shares of Illinois Central at 0S. records decline OF
l per cent. Western Union was frmcr az j7sa
6s3s from the purchases of "fatigued bear who
closed up long standing account Of about 5000
shares After this the stock was duh aud closed as
6sls96sli. Pacific Mail was pressed for sale early
in the day from 20l4 to 1915 subsequently, masings
sudden squirt TO 20, but Immediately selling oil 10
1884. IL the rurnors that hear late today
affecting the finances of this Company prove TO DO
true they will fully explain the persistent heaylne's
of this stock after SO large decline Tie generh
market closed dull aud feversh The business OF INC
| day comprised the purchase and sale Of ll''Vv"
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legal Notices.
CUPREME COURT-NEW-YORK C,

CUPREME C0URT-NEW-YORK COUNTY.
- Sloane sole acting executor Of aud trustee under
the Will Of Douglas sloane deceased, plaintiff. against
Mllam Moer, Elizabeth J. M0ler, his wife, Moses Taylor
Percy H. Pyuc Lawrence Turnufc Henry A. G. Taylor John
j. iowa, Edward = Terry Tomas Tomas, Robert H. Mntnrn
John ". Minurn, William H. Swan, Henry +. Sewa, Jose
V. Onatiyia Henry Beste, William ". spence. James c.
Spence Dsbro Is. Montague, William w. Spence, Jr The
Presi emit Managers and Company OF The Delaware and hud
Canal Company, John S3zcrdc Joseph H. GOtwln
slgnee William Moer and al bene1t Of creditors WIl
liam A. Booth, assignee bankruptcy OF William MOlcr
William G. sheriff the City and County OF New
York, defendants. - summons for relief. - (Com. not
Ser) 80 No. L. To the defendants: You hereby
summoned and required To answer the complaint IN
this action which will b. led in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
CITY and County OF York at the Cy Of New York aud
copy o your answer to the said complaint the sub
scriber hts Office. No. l5i Nassast, the CITY Of New
York within twenty days after the service OF tins
you exclusive OF the day Of such service: aud you
the said complaint within the time aforesaid
pann this action will apply thu court for the relief de
mauded the couplant.Dae New YORK, 9Th March, 1876
EDMUND COFFIN, Jr, Plaintiffs Attorney.
That the complaint In tho abOyeentled action ncd In
the Office OF the Clerk Of the City and County OF N0wYork
the 7th day of March. A. d., ~ q.
sNhll lswGws. EDMUND COFFIN. Jr, Pins Atty
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See Cream.

HORTON ICE CREAM
H Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
ana the public IL fast discovering the fact they
with others maxi not made from Pure Cream.
our sales exceed those of other establishment OF the
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York dealers combined We thus enabled 10 supply q
BETTER ARTICLE at . LOWER FIGURE than any
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