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A NEGRO LYNCHED
For Attempting TO Outrage Two White
Women In 1T. Mars Parish, La.

NEW ORLEANS, December 3.-A special
dispatch from Franklin reports that a negro
man named Mausland, Saturday evening"
attempted to outrage female member Of
the family of the sheriff of st. Mary's parish,
but was driven off by the timely arrival of
assistance. Late Saturday night Mauslaud
broke into the house of widow lady living
near town, and attempted to outrage her,
but the screams Of the inmates brought the
neighbors to the rescue. The negro was
pursued and captured on Sunday, and, after
being identified by the ladies, was placed in
the lock up. Yesterday morning the lock-
up was found broken open, and blood stains
leading from 1t to the wharf near. by. The
theory is that the friends of the ladies, out
ragged az the brutal conduct of the negro,
went in force during the night, took him
from the lookup, cut his throat, and threw
the body in Bayou Teche.
A meeting of the citizens of Franklin and
vicinity was held last night TO consider the
disturbed condition of the community, and
to take steps for the suppression of lawless-
ness by the establishment of a volunteer
night-pu.ice.
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Corner on Wheat.

CHICAGO, December 3.-The corner on
wheat develops very slowly, the advance of
to-day being less than one cent over yester-
days close. James Il. Keene, of California,
is here, but refuses to state his plan regard
ing the deal, and the grain operators here
are entirely in the dark on the wheat corner.
During the afternoon the market receded q
trifle, and closed only a shade higher than
last evening. 1t is stated to night that
Keene has received large additional sums of
money from New York, and that tomorrow
there will be q movement in Milwaukee to
capture all the income wheat and hold it in
the interest of the combination.
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Wharton's Exoneration,

NEW ORLEANS, December Sin refuta-
ton of the charges against Marshal Wharton
similar to those published in the New York
to the President statement indorsing and
entirely generating him, signed by every
prominent Federal official at present in the
city, white and colored; also signed by the
chairman of the Republican State central
committee, the chairman of the parish COM
mittee. and by numerous other prominent
Republicans, among them ExLieutenant-
Governor Antoine. The New Orleans OBJ
serrer, the only Republican paper published
in the city, owned and edited by prominent
colored men, strongly favors Wharton.
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Sunday Amusements In C1ncInunti.

CINCINNATI, December 3.-The growing
prevalence of Sunday amusements and vari.
GUS other methods of Decorating the Sabbath,
which has become notorious in this city for
months past, has finally aroused public
opinion. A meeting of sixty prominent
citizens was held at the Grand hotel last
evening, and working committees of twenty
were appointed who will endeavor to enforce
existing laws, and If additional legislation is
needed, direct officers of the wards to secure
it. The plan of working the features will be
similar to that pursued in New York.
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NGn.Resident Notice.

No. 3046-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee.-S. B. steers, ct al, vs.. R. G. Daniel,
ct al.
T 7 appearing from the original and amended and
L supplemental bills In this cause, which are
sworn to, that the defendants, NJ. T. Lowry and E.
Lowry his wife, Samuel g. Handley and +. L. Hand
ley, his wife, David NJ. Rodman, A. H. ". Dawson
and 8. B. Steers, are nonreSidents Of the State OF
Tennessee; that the defendant, K. c. Daniel Ia in
debted TO the complainants In the sum OF SS276,
evidenced by his notes. and attachment having been
issued and levied on his property In which the other
defendants are perhaps interested;
1t Is therefore ordered, that all the above FAMED
defendants make their appearance herein, at the
courthouse In the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, or
before the first Monday in January, 1879 and plead
answer or demur to complainants original ana
amended and supplemental bills, or the same will
be taken for confessed to Them and set for hear
ing exparte, and that COPY OF this order be pub.
ished once week, for four successive weeks In the
Memphis APPEAL. Copy.-Attest
This Goth day of November, 1873.
R. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Z. B. NJ HENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master
II. C. MarInner Sol. for COmplaInaRt. p sat
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Newbern with his cotton, fell drunk on the
double-tree, which dragged him several hum
bred yards, broke his arms, ground them I'M
der the wheels, pulled his shirt and coat off,
and wound them up in the wheels. The
team went on home. His family, finding his
clothes In the wheels, went back to hunt him;
passed by him, but found him some forty
yards from the road; carried him home near.
lyfrozen; sent for DR.. Westbrook, who found
him lying on the floor before the fire, eyes
daubed with clay. 1t Is doubtful whether ne
will live. He is certainly ruined man"
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A ~GIut- In tse British Grain Market.

LONDON, Dececaber 3.-The Mark Lane
Express says: "Trsde is still overweighted
by heavy supplies, the quantity of whe4 1t aud
flour at present on passage to the kingdom
quarters more than at the corresponding
time last year. Imports of foreign wheat
into London have been liberal, last Mondays
returns showing the arrival of nearly eighty
six thousand quarters, more than half Of
which came from Cronstadt and st. Peters
burg Much Of the foreign wheat ARRIVING
goes direct to millers, VINO now buy largely.
The cost of freight and insurance, and the
ana,cunt Of business done off stands is con-
sideraily affected thereby. Stocks, cUnse
auently, Sre not materially Increased, and
there IS no scarcity of granary room.
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AdministratOr's Notice

MKhPHlS, TKNH, November Z, 1873.
HAVING been appointed and qualified as the
Il Administrator of the estate or Henry HACK
deceased, all perso indebted to said estate will
please come forward and set.le those having claims
against the estate Will present them at once.
VIM. BENJES, Administrator
Corner Second aud Jackson streets
plaIchar-A JnVda
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Drowned.

STAUNToN, VA, December 3.-William
Lewis, brother of Ex-U nited States Senator
Lewis, was drowned yesterday while fordiug
the Shenandoah river at Port Republic His
colored driver and pair OF horses were also
drowned. Ex-senator Lewis was himself
crossing the river in a skitf at the time of the
accident,
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the corroding discharges
Catarrh but by sympathetic action,
health all the of the head that have become
affected by it. end exhibit any of the following ahec-
ttOns
Eyes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss OF
Hearing. Earache, Neuralgia of the Ear.
Discharges from the Ear, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Dizziness, Nervous Headache,
Pains In the Temples, Loss OF the Senses of
Taste and Smell, Elongation Of the Uyula,
Inflammation of the Tonsils, Putrid Sore
Throat, Tickling Hacking Cough, Bron-
ehitis, and Bleeding OF the Lungs.
Each package contains Or: Sanford's Improved In
for use In al cases Price 81 For sale by all Wholesale
States and Cansdas. WEEKS q POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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ST.. Lot.is, December 3.-H. H Bodeman
and DR.. Charles J. Miller, arrested for be-
ing concerned IL the alleged iofanticide case,
reported Sunday gight, have been released
on two thousand d6slsEs bail each. The tes-
tim0py taken By the coroner has been sent to
the grand jury, and the matter viii be fur
ther Investigated.
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E-aInu DevIImeDt.

NORTH Platte. NEB., December "a
herder Just in from AIobraba river reports
North 3 rancho on Dismal river burned by In
dams, who have already run of three hun
dred head OF horses from that range. The
herders are fortifying themselves at Batss's
rancho on Birdwood. Great fears are enter
tanned for the supply party of six men nearly
thirty DAYS ont from North Platte.
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could be rescued they were burned to death.
The names of the burned men are Jno. Lich
and Henry Wiese, both men of families.
The accident Is supposed to have been caused
by the breaking Of the lantern they were
using and the igniting Of the coal tar.
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horrible Death or Two Men.

ST. LOUIS, December 3-While two men,
names unknown at this writing. were smear
ing inside of a large iron tank with coal tar
m Belcher's sugar refinery, between ten and
eleven ocloct this morning, the tar took FIRE
IN some mysterious way. and before the men
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Adminisfratnr's NOtfce.

LAYING bean auly qualified as the Administra-
- tor OF the estate OF VIM. K. Thixton deceased,
all persons Indebted TO said estate are notified to
come forward and settle the same, and all prisons
having claims against said estate hereby noti-
ned TO le the same With the undersigned, duly pro-
oated SIa within the time prescribed By Law, on
GEO. W. NALL, Adminissrstoz
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Administrators Mott ce.

HAVING been qualified as administrator of the
II estate Of John Krinn, deceased, all persons
having claims against the said estate notified TO
present them prescribed by law, and persons m
debted to the estate are requested TO come forward
and settle.
FRITZ WARNECKE, Administrator,
No. 80 Jones Avenue.
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at the Ayres building. Court Square on Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, between the hours of
10 O'Clock am. and O'Clock pm, for the purpose
Of paying the debt thereby secured, which remains
unpaid will sell at public auction for cash. to the
highest bidder. the following described property:
One Mosler, Bahman d Go. iron safe, six mirrors
n1ty1om bedsteads, thirty-fve bureaus, thirty five
washstands, ten wardrobes, thirty EIGHT carpets
forty extension and round tables, one hundred and
nifty chairs, twelve hat-racks one sideboard one
piano FORTE six sofas and settees, one coffee urn,
twenty,seven silver casters, two clocks, fifteen
framed wall pictures three ice boxes, two writing
desks one counter. shelving, bar fixtures and bar
furniture three vaceS with stuffed birds. one Red
cling Co.'S patent annuncia.0r and all the kitchen
and dining room furniture, silverware, china and
stoneWare. table linen, bed springs mattresses and
6eddiDg OF every description. and all the bedroom
furniture gas fixtures, and other articles and prop-
erty contained 10 the building lately known as Balls
European Hotel, In the city or Memphis
The above sale is made urder the permission of
the District Court of tie United States for the Dis
trict or West Tennessee, sitting In bankruptcy.
The title to the property is believed to be good but
sell as trustee only.
The property may be seen and examined by par
Ties desiring TO purchase at time before the day
or sale. JOHN CUBBINS, Trustee.
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: liverpool cot
ton. Id. Memphis cotton, 8 I-2c. Neic
Orleans cotton, Sc. Galveston cotton,
SIC. Nsio York cotton, 9 3 16c. Nelo York
gold, 100 I !.
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Administrators Notice.

T HAVE this day QualIhed as administrator of
Andrew Castay, deceased. All creditors will at
once file their claims, and debtors settle their in
debtedness.
=. LAVIGNE, No. $50 Main street.
LII ahaE
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The Chattanooga Times records how thirty
Texas emigrants were captured and scaiped
there. We passed through that town last
September, and have been rejoicing at our
escape and Mrs, Reds hospitality ever since.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAR DEPT. OFFICE CT. SIG. OFPIcER,
MAsHIhG lOA. Decemhpr 4 1 a m

For Tennessee and the Ohio rdiiey partly
cloudy heather, Ioifh occasional areas Of rain
or sHoV, colder northeast rOiHds, rising
b1 rOut,fer
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II. O. I'M. a.

NFEMBERS Of the order from all Sister Lodges
WI are cordially invited to attend the regular
communication OF ShelbyLodge, No. Al. l. Q. II. A,
DAY, December 4th, at 7la o'clock pm.
Bro. A. J. Knapp, Supreme Pres ident, having Just
will address upon the occasion and give such In
formation as Is mostly desired about the order.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
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Notice Of Dissolution of Partnership.

TINE late firm OF Bernheim, Tandler d Schriver
L of Holly Springs. Mississippi composed OF
Morris 8. BeTnheim. Isaac Handler and Moses Schri
yer, general partners and Sam Frank, special part
ner. was dissolved on the third day OF September
1878, By the death Of NJ. Isaac Handler.
NORRIS 8. BERNHEIM,
MOSES SCHRIYER,
General Partners.
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A administrators Notice.

HAVING qualified as the Administrator of the
IL estate OF DR.. Sam L. Raines, all persons In
debted to said estate her5Oy notified 20 pay the
same TO me or my agent, s. Frank Powell. Ali per
sons having claims against said estate to fle the
same with me. duly probated and within the time
prescribed by laN, or they will be barred.
SAM powell, Administrator.
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A large number of appointments made
during recess were sent to the senate, includ-
ing the New York customhouse nominations
and Mr.. Hillhouse for assistant treasurer at
New York. The standing and other commit
tees existing at close of last session are con-
tinued.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

The Trade-DOllar Becoming Matter Of
Much Interest in the SeBate-Sena-
tor MarrilPs Scheme fer Fund.
ing the Bonded Debt.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE.

En- ESChlFE 1ON FREE,
ENOR THE SPEEDY CURE of Seminal Weakness,
II Lost Manhood and all disorders brought on by
lndiscretion or excess Any druggist has the ingre
dents. Do. JAQUES & CO.,
no West Sixth street Cincinnati
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Administrafor's Notice

T HAVE qualifieds as Administratn. of Gus Reder
i deceased. Debtors OF lis estate viii please set
tie at once, aid creditors will file their cams pro
Dated, with me or my attcrnay,
John SENT, Administrator
Z. =. MAINLAND. Attorney. % Madison street.
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TpuStAN'S Sale
Saturday, December II, 1878,

by virtue OF deed made to me as trustee, by !
II T. Ball, of record in the ONCE Of the regist
OF Shelby county, In book No. Ia, page 80, chat
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WEATHER ORGANIZATIONS.

WAR DEP'T. SIGNAL SERVICE u. s. ARMY.
TuEsDAY, December 8. 1879. 10 pm.
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will Develop the Fraud in the Hot
Springs Reservation Bill of Last
SessiOn-The Texas Pacific.
Senator Beck's Resolution Concerning
Gold and Silver COMA Brief Day
in the HOuse-A Long List of
Bills IutrOdueed-TwO Bills
Passed.
Pm the Senate.

WASHINGTON. December 3.-Senator Pad
dock submitted a resolution instructing the
committee on finance to inquire into the ex-
pediency of making trade dollars legal ten
der for all debts. public and private, and pro-
viding for the suspension of the coinage of
the standard dollar of four hundred and
twelve and a half grains, aud the recoining
dred and twenty grams, and for such ad-
ditional coinage Of trade dollars as the needs
Of the country may demand. Laid over.
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Price, 25 Cents.

Be careful to can for COLLINS vOLTAIC PLASTER
est you get some worthless imitation. Sold by an
wholesale and Retail Druggists throughout United
states and Canadas, and by WEEKS q POTTER PRE-
prietors, Boston. Mass.
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THE GROWING TRIUMPH!

scene Of Poetry, Beauty and Gaiety! The grandeS
exhibition, the Grand Eques Hippo Zoolo- Mardi Cir
richly decorated with carved Geological Mythologctl
sentative and Emblematie. The Carnival OF Venic
Worth one hundred miles OF travel to se9 IL. ga
A Gigantic Combinationl All under Eight Center
Divides. Representing Cash Capital OF Two Millio
JOHN A. and ADDlE FOREPAUGH, Managers.
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CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT.

Senator Morrill, introduced bill for author
izing the secretary of the treasury to issue in
exchange for United States notes or coin
certificates of deposit of EXPERIMENTATION Of
ten dollars, or any multiple thereof not ex-
ceeding one hundred dollars, bearing interest
at the rate OF three sixty.ive per cent. per
annum, and convertible any time within one
year to four per cent. bonds, described 10 the
funding act. The money so received shall be
applied to the payment of the fve-twenty
bonds in the mode prescribed by said act,
and he is authorized to prescribe suitable
rules in conformity with this act.
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THE Hon SPRINGS COMMIssION.

Senator Conover submitted a resolution
providing for q committee to investigate
how the section of the sundry civil appro-
priation bull, passed last session, relating to
the Hot Springs comm ssion was omitted
In the enrolment OF the bill, whether Sena-
tor COnover bad any connection Herewith,
and what government officer investigated
the matter after the adjournment of con-
Rress. Agreed to.
sENATnR RECIlys COLD AND sIIxER REsn-
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HEuAN 10 Es. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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4 cloud shows itself sharply out
lined against the sky, Just above the
horizon, when there are no other clouds
to be seen. AS it rises Il strong sea-
green tint mingles with its blackucss.
4 few minutes sulice'for its passage
from horizon TO horizon, amid the pre-
foundest Stiffness of the atmosphere.
Then come little whirling gusts, strik-
ing suddenly and suddenly ccasing
their ftfal disturbance. Then, in the
midst Of the stiffness, the storm strikes
out straight from the shoulder. Its
onset resembles nothing so much as
the sudden, rcsistless blow of pugil-
Isl, delivered without warning. Ii
hits the earth, and the earth trembleS.
Houses, trees, fences so down before
it-not blown over, but knocked down,
they do not sway aud totter, but fall
PROSTATE at once, to be whirled for
ward like leaves. They have been
crushed by hurricane, not toppled
over by gale. There is a great dark
ness, too, over all the landscape, what
ever the time Of day may be, and lis
blackness adds to the terror Of the de-
structions which it conceals. One
sees nothing and hears nothing but
the shrieking Of the gale. He is alone
with the giant forces of nature, and
at their mercy. The hurricane lasts
only few minutes, ending as sudden
ly as it begins; but when the sun APP
pears again it is to shine npon land
scape 50 changed by the malignant
forces that have been playing upon ii.
that one may scarcely know whether
he is still living OF has passed into Tia
land Of shadows,
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ylshp Semi AleekIg Y1orIa
Published

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ming, however, very little noise is
heard from the escape pipe, because
the escaping air is made to pass
through a mass Of ordinary curled
hair. This device Mr.. Bushnell es-
teens one Of the most important Of his
inventions He has no doubt that it
would prove equally effcacions in
deadeaing sound Of escaping steam.
Friends of Mr.. Bushnell claimed
that he could never make receiver
capable Of retaining air at the high
pressure he had in view. The air that
was in the tnbes. last Thursday was
pumped in, he says. on the Goth of
June Tie gauge then showed 2,l00
pounds. The pressure gradually less
ened until two weeks ago, when it
was 1900 At that time a small leak
was discovered The leak was closed
with the turn Of a wrench, and after
that not pound was lost up to the
trial, when 100 pounds was allowed
to blow off, 70 crafty the curiosity of
visitors, just previous to the short
trip referred to.
Mr. Bushnell called attention to the
small diameters of his largest tubes.
He said that a pressure Of 1000
pounds per square inch would give by
calculation on each tube an aggregate
pressure Of only so tons, while the
two-feet heads used by the inventor of
a rival compressed air motor would
nave to withstand an aggregate pres
sure Of $50 tons if a pressure Of 500
pounds per square inch should be put
IN, as the inventor claimed was pos
sible. The heads were necessarily
he weakest parts Of the tubes. A
welded joint, such as his were, was
Usually reckoned twice as strong as a
.ivited one.
On previous occasion Mr.. Bush
lell made round trip on his car on
he Whtneyville road, a distance Of
title over four miles. The pressure
vas then reduced from $50 at the
tart to $50 pounds on the return. A
called the United States Mo.
er Power Company has been formed.
nd Mr. Bushnell is It's President.
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Notice.

ego JOHN n. MOODY YoC ARE HEREBY
notified that We. >ifers aud Ben. Wilson.
have 4-Ae the !uil amount II work required bv the
u" ot Congress of ls72. ald amendments thereto.
to-vs:
cne Hundred and ginsty-s.x t3l98l Dollars
ou the Native atssauriau quartz claim situated in
Pioneer District. Boise county l. T. said claim
consisting ~ fifteen hundred feet along the Native
alssouriau qp1riz lode; and you are hereby re.
CURED 70 Hay us al assessments against YOU on the
same, ard Tor the publication ~ ths notice within
ninety Pol days irem The date hereof ar orfsit all
your right, titla and claim in 10 aud upom sail
Native Aiss0ur.aa clasm, provided by act above
spetihed. SHEFRs,
August 9th-3m. BFS. WILSON.
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afs in Ri4 Bu8as adjoining Masonic EaT. Eaa Street.