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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
A DIVIDEND WANTED,

To tn. EpIroR HIRALp:-
The Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company tailed
many months ago, but the policy holders have never
received cont VIII q dividend bo over declaredf
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Tho following statement, showing tho real estate
1870. ,s-s .o,,.,,.a ,,o,, Iusu.,m. no.h..,r
aep0'y ''s'''sI'
2sth st.. T. g.. 100 f. w. Of 9th Az lsx9s.D; Caro-
line Abrahams to BENJAMIN W. Merriam Nom.
James Me0overn Henrietta staple. $50
20 Dr ". and si's 10 S.1Sns NOM
Az slsr. Dssssr and sa.S.Sa 70 fs,sg Tsssl%as 900
Fran.',n Az: aos 40 ~: 'zsd wArd'; James Ker-
2 ss.s .sd we n a. S ih .~ a5so; ov Nor"
O. scott 70 Mia II. scott Nom
ON S. aus aud WHO to jacob 800. o. Nom
" %.sD A. siass Goisreej. :" William r. 0'coa.
900
SSei. % e..n "''.. 70 eAe' SIG
Division ST.. n. s., 73.9 u. w. of Alton st. dot No.
RiySs.on ss n s. To- f. w. Of chSysie Sc. isass;
$50 s".sD'1s Of An H s sixi s;y
1881, 1s' s @ aiIS n V e. Of 81,
s"s.. L. s..'. ''.oe"''a, TO WA..'s.., 1000
con .. !. as H. g Of Nv Al asina4; also Ess.
Ris SnSss 1%a s. d1 q Gn's.sis st. 61 0'Oo
80; august assey to Charles Pinnow.... 14.OO0
JSliss o.cnbcrs and vito to Lee poid 1900
45,h st.. e.. s25 ~ w. OF iish Az .7oxloo; Peter
ssh! u. as T. w. Of MadisSS N.Y., aixi: o'
Charles Dusgn and VILE to Caroline NJ Twom- m .
so,H 81; IL " Of Madison av same
20 Harriet smith $500
MKcoapsp xonIeAsns;;,
Of Ridge 81. .. ei stanton ~ Syesrs 5000
Anthony, Peter and wife. 70 samuel Eddy. W. OF
s aS sS Mary and Sa.o.na 20 Samuel Kpp
Biauehl susanna an" q, husband TO Carlo IiaSeh
Wa OF LIST ST.. g. 'nton Nv. cam wsr6; 49,
Conn., ac"o NJ. Wy So " <osn ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-04
COURT CALENDARs-rHIS DAY

COOhI CALEN Ills DAY.
SUPREME Counr-cnAxnEns-Hed oy Judge Pot
ter.Court opens az haii-past ten O'Clock A. M-Cul-
ondar called ~ cioven O'Clock A. N.-Nos TO- IS, S.
81, IS. ia, 127, T. s. 10, IL, 49, 81 60 0s a. 66 49,
a. 10 "a, ~ ~ 49, 1872 ls4 ldo, las, l4s. 100.
SUPREME CoUKr-GExERAL THRx.-Adjournod sine
SUPREME CONGRESSIONAL TxaM-Adjourned until
FRIDAY next NJ ten A N. Ht
SUPERIOR CouRr--GsxkRAL 1nKx. Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CoURr-sp1ciAL TEax-Hcd BY Chef
Justice Curtis-coart o. Gus al twclvo NJ No day cuL
sndar.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcIAL TIRx-nod by Cnicf jos
iics T. Y. Daiy--Court opens AZ ton O'CLOCK No day
COURT OF OYKR AND TERMiSER.-AdJoufnod until
Octooor !.
MAnxE CoUar-rsAL Txax-PArt 1-heid by
47l9, 4s4l, 4sa2, 4s45, 1884, 4sa6 4s4s 1850, 1885,
4s57 4s6s, 4s5y 4sol, 4sJ2, 4s63 4S64, 1896, 4s8s
sss sss .ss
4S0J 1901, 49o2, 4yO4. 4vUt 4y07, 400, ALL, 4yl2
49l4 1915 49l7. 49is. 49l0, 4v2l, 4022, 1928 Part
42o7, l00i 4io5. 4Ol4 2754 1888, $3.50. 1897, 42O6
424o SOL, 4o0s. Part a-AujournSd until Mosday
next.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-Part 1-hcld by Re-
corder Aacxelt.-ine People Vs. Charles Green, in-
coat. Same ". GS.s:: mgs .,, ana InSms: Cassidy
Lew Z. hildroin. grand iarccuy; Same va David
Levy, iaIss protences; Same va John Sullivan, rob
berry; Same VI. James Cunningham. grand larceny (;
Same W. Margaret Thompson, grand larceny; Same
vs.. Michao. Mccormack, icionious assault and bat
w. jacob Carman, grand larceny Same Vi. James
Burns, Michaci Bresuan, John Tucker, Henry Free
man ana James ,. ha . ousE.aryi Same vs. Jonn
Dunstor and Isaac Oppeuhss receiving st0ion goods,
Same vs. Patrick O'Conne Jonn Kelly, Robert Parker
John McCauu, larcouy and Receiving stolen goods.
Part 2-Held by Judge suthsrisnd.--fhe People vs..
Amos .. Blocker aud Frank Myers, grand larceny
singleton, grand Isroo.y; same va Charles Williams
grand larceny; same Va Mary McDcrmott, grand
larceny; same Va. jennie Mccarthy, grand larceny
Snip Va Mo INN rnD MAJ VA kaip
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POUyERl's ASSETS.

Some limo ago Elias Pouvcrt recovered q judgment
against Angus, belmont for s3J sg7 10 IN AN action
brought by fouvcri and others under certain agrce.
mcnt with tho defendant by which, as claimed, tho
latter became indebted to tho plaintin, Pouvcrt.
Mr.. Belmont has obtained time TO appeal but In the
meantime IL seems that Pouvert aud hrs partners
have made assignment TO William y. Bridge. This
Judgment iofms "a part oil Pouverrs property, and
Bridge how asks that no has now In MA hands but
about 20 30, and nkeiy to have greater
sun 10 distribute among III. reditors unlcss ho
realizes something on this Judgment that some attor
ney Dc substituted 10 represent fouvcrt In tho pnco Of
Charles W. Sanford. his former att rncy, now dc
ceased pc matter came before Judge spcir, In tue
hupsrior cturt, yesterday, aud, Us ~ was shown by
nIhuavts that Pouvcrt rs now residing IN Cubn, an
ofuer was madc substituting the payment bv the
msghec OF Sl5) 10 A. Sanford, the executor OF
Chnfics W. SandIord ana that the sum Of So, 725
oenH mo amount OF said Ssbdord professional biI
remain lion on Tho nrst procsocs Of the judgment
WEST HOUSTON STREET SEIZURE.
Under direction OF Special Internal Revenue Agent
Webster an Illicit disuilery was seized IN West
Houston street, this city, and mon engaged in tho
manufacture Of tho ''crooked" arrested These oar.
lies consented TO turn states evidence we're
rs such and liberated 81, 900 bail each on condition
Of giving up the names OF their priuclpala They
then gave tho names Of Adams ana Hartman md tbc
later gave himself up ana nicd bali Tho exnmion.
ton oil Hartman was set down Tor yesterday. before
United States Commissioner Osborn, but was adj.
iournod over until to-day because 81 she death Of
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TKAYELLElxs GUaDh.,

CITIZENS LiNE--rRoY BOATS.
A.Ncw ste ame,s SARATOGA and CITY or TROY
40 North RIVER foot LEROY St SURE CoNNECrION
wiTn EARLY TRAINS. ststcrooms and through tick
ut DODDS'. 9ff broadway. New York: Court ST.
brooklyn free trnnsfer from Brooklyn by Erie Annex
4 LBANY BOAr-vIA PEOPLES LINE.
N STATEkOOMS, 81 AND s.
DREW or Sr JOHN fine steamers IN world, leave
pier I'll North River daily (cxccpting sundays) at NJ
eoan.etng ~ Albany with express train fos sAKATOGA
MONTREAL. aud all points NORTH and Wksr CSundays
excepted. Tickets for sale principal hotels all %
Wosseott Express offices In Now FORK and Brooklyu.
rilis is re n9s ONLY NIGHT LINE or STEAMERS
SELLING TlCkErs AND CHECKING BAGGAuE TO
A LBANY AND TROY BY DAY BOATs.-C vIBBAKD
n and DANIEL DREW lsavc vcstry street pisr at .35
Twcnt fourth nisr ut A. NJ landing at Nyack
terry. west Point, Ncwbnrg Poushhcepsie KhneLscK.
with steamer Carrie A. Ward for Cold spring Corn.
wall To West Point Newburg returning boat.
nc excursion rates Transfer by boat Brook
Ign ut NJ connecting at Albanv with trains and
west. Special trains to and from Saratoga making close
connections. stopping only Mechancsve found Lake
and Bxllston. Tickets boats Baggage checked Round
Now York Central Railroad Tickets coupons good
on Hudson kiver Road received for passage
.EvENINd BOAT FOR ATHENS. srUYyKsANT
"A .New Baltimore and Coeymars. -steamer WALrER
every Monday and Wednesday. at o'clock T. NJ Every
saturday for Catskil ut o'clock r. NJ landing West
Point SSd sp"S Highlands aud landings above Arrive
A.Point Cornwall. Ncwburg. pouGhkeepsic, RondouA.
Kingston Coxzens, Milton, New II am burg HYDE
leaves daily from vesry pier 30 North River, -
r. N. Connects with Brooklyn Annex boAts.
A STEAMBOAT AND RAILRO AID PRINTING %
a every description done quickly 1t tho MErROPOLL
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yUIoN LINZ UNITED srAfEs NAIL sfKAx1Ks
VI for Queenstown and Liverpool
leaving pier No. 30 North River, foot of King st..
every Tuesday.
Nevada. Scot .. 10 A. NJ Wisconsin Sept. IT A II.
Montana. sept. 10. 3r " xyomiag. Oct l. o A. n.
Cabin passage, $b5 $50 ANA S75 alton
smoking; bath rooms and piano on each steamer
Intermediate. $40. steeragr. $26.
WILLIAMS GUION, 90 Broadway.
4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
IA Tho only TRANSATLANTIC line sailing the Am
flag Sailing every Thu RSDAY from Phadeiphia
SICILY sails tn URSDAY. septembe s. A NJ
RED STAR LINE FOR ANiwERP
carrying bo.ian United sailing somi-
monthly froru Philadelphia aud New York
JAVA sails SAru RDAf. September 7. II noon
For Of passage and other ipor nation apply
PErkk WRIGHT SONS, Generai AGENTS.
JOHN McDUNALD. Agent, q Battery place, New Yerk.
A LLAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS SAIL
"A from Quebee-stssmship PERUVIAN, August -:
SANDMAN. August 81 from baltimore. HiBkkNlAN.
August %; from Halifax, Septsmbsr =. Shortest ocean
Passage superb accommodations. q. LIVE. Agent. 27l
broadway
TNAAN LANE. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Cinn " CHEsfkk SATURDAY. sept ~ r. T.
CITY 81 MoNTkEAL.. -. Thursday. sept ~ ~ a. n
FROM pier 81 North River, foo. Charlton g.
Cabin $50 aud 500 gold return tickets on svorahs
terms Storage. $2s Draft. NJ lowsst rstss
Saloon state and bath rooms ainidships
These steameEs carry n0thov cattle, sheep pigM
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
81 and 33 broadway Nov York.
Phlade' pbia Office, los south 4th st.
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(NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing from pier 81 North Rivor ior
NORFOLK, CITY POfN and RICHMOND TCESDAYA,
Ttu RsDAYS. aud SATURDAYS, at Y. NJ connecting
With all kAII.HOADs tor the SOUTH, sOuThWEs AUD
WEST; also with steamers for NEWBEMhb and WASH
INUTON, n. q. Steamers Tor LEWIS DEis, aud HEIf,I
BOTH BEACH aud connecting railroads. MONDAYS.
WEDNESDAYS aud FkIDAYs At3P N.
Through passenger Tickets and bills af adng 20 all points
nj lowest rates Insurance Tor Norfolk, nc, ut cont
freigbts received daily por 81 North kivor enera
oncc No. iD7 greenwich st n. !. McChEADf, frcs,dcht
NASSAU. n. r., ST. JAdO AND CIENFuEoOs.
IN Cubs.--steapsbip CLEOPATRA. Captsia r. Valeu-
tine. Saturday, september 10. at . T.. N.
MURRAY. FnhhIS CO.. G2 south 81
NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. -riIb CROMWELL LINE
IN steamship kNICkERHOCkER will leave Saturday.
September T. 1919. At y. NJ. from pier North i,iyrr
Insurance effected at onehsf opcn policy
Through bills OF lsding given TO Mobile ana principal
points on the MississiVp River For freight
apply to CLARK SEAMAN, 10 West st.
SAvANNAH. FLORIDA.
II. LIVINGSTON, Capt. Fleetwood. "Wednesday scut A.
CITY OF MACON, Cant kcmDton. SATURDAY. sept 4.
. , from pier ~ North River nj 8 n "
q. d. OWENs. .tO. YokaE, Agent
Agent a. q H. M. Ocean D. n Go. and Contra
$40 Btoadwsy X H. of Ga. No BroAaw ".
NEw YORK AMI UuBA Mail. 4 4 LINK vuR
IN HAVANA DIRECT
= vnhoNDhhkI Burrows. -. saturday. september
NfAGARA les tons, Curtis va. cdnesday sept ~
Ttckcts issued also for VERA vkUZ ana WRIST ISDiA
IsiANDs IN e.nnecsios With French and EngIsh steam
JAMES n. WARD CO.. lis Wall ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
BRUTAL MURDER
or Negro Man. His Wife and Child,
and Another Negro Man, by Two
White DesperadOes,
The Murderers Tre Threatened With
Lynching by Citizens OF Both
C0ljrs-Tho Jail Guarded
with q Strong Force
of MeG,
Special TO the ApneaI. l

Special TO the Appeal
MURFREEsBORO, December 1l.-Dennis
Edwards, colored man living ten miles from Muir
freesbOro,was oully murdered Saturday night and his
wife and infant child and another colored man "a
tally wounded In his cabin. The perpetrators of the
outTsze were tEo white men named Well Smithsy
and John d. JerroldS, and for unprovoked and wan
ton cruelty exceeds anything Of the kind record.
Smithey had difficulty IN the afternoon, while In a
state OF int1xication, with Edwards and pulling out
his knife said he going TO cut of the tall of the
morse Ed@ards was riding. Edwards begged him not
TO do So Smithey then started toward Edwards
himself when the latter pick up a stone for self
defense. Edwards went on home. but at about
eight O'Clock some one came to his cabin door
and called for him. saying, when questioned,
th en 66s@ed desired bs doD to sas R R MS
infant child In her arms accompanied him
IL was Smithey and his friend John l. Jerods. AS
Inc cabin door was opened both men fired one ball
killing Edwards Immediately, another hitting the
wire and child, and another woundlng another negro
m9n sitting In the cabin. The murderers then ran
away, but they have been arrested. Jerods telling
all the clreumstan les OF the crime. They were
escorted to jail by twenty-five men-botn whites and
blacks having collected together with the deter mi
nation to lynch them. The jail IS still guarded for
having been very popular with both races All the
wounded have died..
To the Associated Press1
NASHVILLE, December 11.-West Smithey
and John L. Jerrolds were placed IN the Murfrees-
boro al last night on the charge of having muir
dered Dennis Edwards (coloredy, wife and child: on
Saturday night near that place Smithsy and Jer-
rodS were escorted to the jail By a strong guard.
Both white and black have united together for the
purpose OF mobbing them. The murder was I'M
provoked, and committed by Smithey on account of
an alteration he had had with Edwards the day
previous
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
memphis. or the City or Pluck.

ClarksvI,le tArk.) Herald: The enc -gy
and enterprise being displayed By the business men
of Memphis - nothing new TO Us. In fct We should
be disappointed II such was net the case. The ca
affairs OF Memphis since Sti3, has been the worst
MANAGED. b5lieve, OF any city In the mon; It's
merchants, Is a con equsuce. being most heavily
taxed and yet the records Will show less failures
among the Business men OF Memphis tEan any city
OF rs Size In !ks Onion. In 1857, white ia citizens
were wrestling With the yellow demon, the cry was
heralded abroad. Memphis Is doomed as business
mart But what I'D v see? scarcely mad the last
NfcffEl been put at rest. when tue city, IS II By
NJ sans thing uVred IN 1879. and the cIy
The .S0ls III, she's doomed was hsGatd6d fer II
'She1s = iisst white ir'st showed the ercaNels
wide IL. " we're mi- ssel, for her meIchan 3,
how padll IL ~inZ Dish adTtsuef, put their should
instead OF pe-O - ID business clr again InSyei
srs 20 the "A1 Al - -.f AIR wishing IN me
very jaws OF death, looh ~tag ont OF the confict
with q loss OF neatly four tho N what 10 a.,
MANI OF TEEN leading bI 'ne5s 30 Is before Us
we see the Invest city IN the south or ssgoIye T.
maintain the rrpatttiOn o. Melnpm. OF
ina hest business point On the fHtasr ~
waters In glanclng over tbs hflEAL. Ottt uS
tu,anfyirst uitimo We flUd twenty one ~ mus
sdv-riisements, representing every brahen " 500
~ AZ MAKES up a large and prosperous ctlyei ~ =
11-,1sr1 rms city she VIII be, la spi.e OF auNsise -
Times and the wishes To tie contrary OF One Va ~
rIsaI cities Memphis tE proud name Dut We glO ,
rse maj some one write lis history iof me i ~.
fwsnty-ave years. 10 be entitled ''Aempnls VI TUG
ritV Or Pluck
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
ADJUSTMENTS.


Last evening quite large and fashionable audi
ence attended the thcater and witnessed the pro
sentatiDn OF A Cctsbrofed Case a tran-latl0n and
adaptation OF D'EnntIy and Commons French play
The Cave CeEebrc. which has had big run At the
Partisan theaters. The play last night rendered
by the Rev YORK Union squire travelling company
OF which Mr. j. ". Collier is manager. II was el 2
gantiy put on tho stagS. with proper scenic effects
me costuming Tich and appropriate, and repre-
scented that Of the ueriOd fIom watch the drama
IS taken-the times OF the old French regime, when
the great bat le OF FOntaEoy fought. and in
which the celebrated Irish brigade, under LORD
Clare DISTINGUISHED Itself BY celebrated and vic
tori Gus charge upOn the English troops who were
commanded By Marshal CAKE. Thomas Davis de-
scribes the charge OF the Irish brigade in his poem
on "FontenOy." as fsllOS5: EZSSs
80 ieadg they step adOwn the SLOPE.
eady they climb the hill,
Steady they load. steady tley fire,
Moving flchl onward still"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
RICH DEPOSITS
OF silver CODSlh ue to be Discovered
Near LeRdvIiIe, COlOrado-e1FOO
Taken CAT N OnS Day.

DENVER, December 1I.-New discoyerie7
of rlch silver deposits Ct ntnUe In the vicinity o.
Leadglle Among the l.. test and most eiilarkaoie
is made by LieutenS nt-(ioyeTnCr Tabor, last
Saturday morning, of q sand Carbonate vein, trOR
which five thou saDd seven hundred dOiiar5 IVES
Ia that dayard the ScoVerJ OF very Tc deposits
on Ten Mile creek, where iisSure vein OF seventies en-
feet thickness isSreporied. b. an examination or
the Denver and BIO G. lie railroads hooks, ~ ap-
pears that nearly MI lion pounds OF base bullion
was transported from Leadylle, daring November,
by that route and upwards of tw &c that quantity or
high-yr ads ,siye. ore during tue same time the
shipment from Colorado Sp ingS clone. during NO
vember. OF base silver bullion one million aud
TWENTY-FIVE thousand pounds II evident that II .
product In silver Of the Lsaiville mines Will yeIy
largely exceed any estimates hitherto published
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
CHE Horn.n, wci1n ELECTION Contest.

NEW ORLEANS, December li.-ETnest
Mosss. Dr. s. II. ScrU2gS, VIM. Il. haN, 81 J. y.
R.chO and Washington CAckneld, all OF Natchitoch-
es charSa In ths affidavit OF j. r. HOrnsDy IA con
spracy 10 prevent aiant bv force Intimidation and
threats OF bodily harm aud injury. from getting his
support and advocacy In n legal IN amer toSaT1 and
IN taycr OF the election OF J. Madison Wells for eOL-
Eress at the October election, appeared before COM
missioner Lane 10 day Rud gave bail IN the sum OF
two th Gus and dollars each f0r their appearance be-
fore the United states Circuit CONT. Or. Scfugss
talked vefg freely about the matter, and said th9
whole dldicutty amounted TO nothing more than that
HOrnshy who makes the affidavit, wa told that 3
must either stop making irlamm7toTy speeches 70
tue colored people or leave the parish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12

WE give SPACE This morning to the speech
of Sena'o. Thurmal AMI Luna, in reply to
Senator b ajne's esolution calling for an in
vsstigaion of tue recent elections in the
solthern Stltes. Tn, replies are in sup
port of al m n1meni offered by Senator
Thurman to iIcluds those in the northern
states as y ell The speeches will attract the
attention OF the reader,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
AssIRnment or DOdc. Brown & 60, or
st. Louis

ST. LOUIS, December 11.-Dodd, Brown
4 Co. OF this city, made assignment to day in
FAVOR ~ Gerard r. Alien. Old and worthy citizen.
This action was taken bscduSs the Tennessee
MaRutacturinG company. OF fSnvllte, bIOnshg an
1it1enment suit against James q. Brown, OF the
members OF the hrin, and levy has been maze on
ths stnsE OF the firm. The attachment Bas brought
aGainsf Nr Bro,ga as a nonresident. The action
on me Nashville company Is regarded as STANCE In
view OF The faC that u one II the slsners OF Inc
roIa oosition under which D0dd. BTo1n az Co. eX-
peetsd 10 tiSfy their creditors and continue bust
aess. The affairs or the rTm VIII nos probably nc
m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
Bankrupt Sale.
IN the matter OF various bankruptS-In bankFupteJ
ut fna,rn

bHNhTUpI 5iIes
In the matter OF various bankrupts-In bankruptcy
at Memphis, Tennessee.
by virtue of a general order of sale entered by
j. the United States District Court for the West
ein District OF Tennessee, Will sell at the auction
store OF A. w. Taylor, No. 80 Union street, on
Saturday, January 8. 1870.
at o'clock of said day, the effects both real and
personal, which belonged to tho folloEln named
Dankrupts at the date OF filing their respective petit
lions III bankruptcy, tO-Wit:
II. Waggener, Brakeman & Gould. Thomas
Koiod. +. n. MLefreSh. d. H. BildebTand, j. +
MCuliers n. DewaT, j q. LOnsdale, jr., George g.
Thompson, Joseph Farrell, all books, accounts,
notes, claims, etc
Val. W. Wiuams-An books, notes, accounts
claims, etc; also, all interest in lands.
D. A. Clarke & COAL books, accounts notes
claims. etc also, al inIereat In lands.
ne descriptions Of the lots, lanes etc. and other
evidences OF property Is to be seen at my olce, No
~ Madison street. Terms of Sale; Cash.
fri O. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
Three Railway Tr- IN Wrsckers Ar

ST.. LOUIS, December ll-Pcice Neves, Chas.
v.aestt an,l Edl KoepSe arrested at Hi! sboTO
Missouri ne riay. Tor Ubstructnz the track OF tbs
st Louis. IiOn GDuntliD ana S9uthefn iiil toaG mar
nlphur brings Gsyenty-iCiT miles south OF this city,
on TUESDAY night last. for the purpose OF Plunder
and received a pretty good shaking up, but did not
leave the track On backlog up 70 Ascertain what
the tsuUnIe was the conductor fOSinc pece OF iron
gsdei i,to the fog but which M sum lent to
throw the train or Beckett turnet states eVlG2pce,
Koepke gave bail and Neyes was placed In JAIL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
A $4,000 iFfre.

MUNcIE, IND December 1.-THE Eagle
furniture manufa cturtng company, OF this sity be-
longing Passon Bros, DESTROYED by fire at ore
O'Clock this morning. Loss, ten thousand dollars;
insurance. five Thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12

THE receipts o. cotton yesterday were 3I43
balesi tctai since September LIST, las. 488
bales; stock on hand, running account,
S7,2l2 balei; fsles yesterday were 1000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12

LOUISVILLE, Dec mhcr II j. Il. Cowper,
the Chicago book-ke per, vince Sngu'ar disappear
auce ten days ago eau I'd sensation here WAS
found by detectives too ay. He was unable TO give
any account OF his Strange absence, but showed
signs OF having been on u spree.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12
Heavy EHiIure.

Utica, December II -hul & Sage, extan-
siye butter and cheese makers at New Berlin, Che
mango county have failed, vita liabilities o. from
tU1 hundred to Iour huadre I thousand dollars.
They have thirty or foriy factories in Chena CO. ut
sego, Madison, HeTlsimer aud Oheida cOunttes, and
the losses will fall heavily on farmers Assets TN
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CHICAGO, Decemb r IL The fourth an
nual meeting OF the Am rcan electrical society is in
ses don ere and tie IsSt prominent OF the tale
e7raphers and elecri:l scientists IN the country
ara present. number o. new members h fYe been
admitted to-day. aud the reports OF the committees
shOE q satisfactory progress during the year. IDt
society is IN Il Gourishing condition.
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CLOSING rRATEs,

Yesterday Of cotton and gold: Liverpool cot
ton, tied. Memphis cotton, 3 1-sc. Ns,e
Orleans cotton, s 1.2c. GaIrestoR cotton,
3 3-sc Neic York eottoI, 5 Ij-fCc. Ncrc
York gold, 100 rs
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DIED.

PRICE-On Wednesday, December 18th, at eight
o'clock m of scarlet fever, MARY DEARBow. sec
md daughter and third child OF Buo +. aud Mary v.
Price. aged 5 years and @ months
Funeral from the family residence, No. "A Ponto-
toe street, first house east of Main, this (TEURS-
DAY. afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
PLUMMER-On Sunday. November I7th In ST.
Louis TALBOT, Infant son OF E. S. and Jennie Plum
mpr
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Attention. Knights Of InnisraiI.
Administrators Notice.

MEMBERS Will meet at their hall, 10 morrow
M evening al Zig O'Clock, for drill. fine will
be imposed for non attendance.
JAS T RYAN. Com.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNERSHIP

n VIE business OF POWELL, MDOUGAL IL CO.,
Il was dissolved on the 10th day of December,
1873. on account of the death of CHARLES h
MDOCGAL. The business Will be continued under
the firm name of POWELL, MDFEAT {.
Cse Those owing; the old firm will please call and
settle aud those wuo may have claims against the
nrm OF Pow II, NJ Dougal Co., will please present
them for settlement.
WM c. POWELL,
THUS. NJ. MUFFAT.