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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25

THNRUSTEE'S SALE b virtue OF Il e powers
n conferred upon Ben May and his successors in
Office trustee, by deed I'm trust made by Sarah f.
Carruthers and j. s. Carruthers, dated August II,
1875, and recorded in Deed Book No los. page u,
in the Registers Office of Shelby county, to secure
the payment of certain Indebtedness fully de-
scribed In said deed default having been made In
the terms and conditions thereof, the undersigned
of Ben May as trustee Aforesaid, will sell,
on Tuesday, April 80. 1870, at 10 O'Clock
am, at the southwest corner Main and Madison
Streets In Memphis. at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash. the following described real
estate situated In the Qae) city of Memphis, Shelby
county, toit Part Of lot No. u. in block No. 80,
In South Memphis: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner OF St. Martin and Pontotoc Streets running
stake; thence eastwardly, parallel with Pontotoc
street $50 feet; thence southwardly parallel with
st. Martin street So feet to stake in the line of
Pontotoc street, thence westWaTdly $50 feet TO the
beginning. All right Of redemption. etc, expressly
but sell only as trustee.
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J.w. Hampton. Attorney
49, -

d.. W.
WNKURTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of the power
u conferred upon me by deed in trust made by
Ben May and ID. A. May, OF date February IL, 1875,
and recorded In book No. 10, page 376. in the
Registers office of Shelby County, to secure the pay
ment OF certain Indebtedness therein fully set
FORTH default having been made In the terms there
Of will, on Tuesday, April 20. 1879. at 10
O'Clock am, at the southwest corner of Main and
Madison Streets In Memphis, in said county, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described real estate. situated about pig
miles east of the Qate) city of Memphis, in Shelby
county, to wit: Lots Nos. IA, Is. 49, IL Is, 10. 20,
FL, %, 49, "a 25, % and %, and 1913 feet off the
south side of lots Nos. 13 and %, as said lots
known and laid down on the plan or B. Grakam's
subdivision, in book 40 page 129. Registers Office of
said county beginning at the southeast of lot
No. 90 80 feet from the center Of the n. and c. rail-
road on the west side OF Borland avenue; thence
north As degrees west with said railroad 5S3 fest TO
stake on the east side of Florence avenue; thence
north with said avenue 433 feet to a stake; thence
east 4I0 feet to Borland avenue; thence south with
west side of said avenue S43 feet to the beginning
Also lots Nos 10, II, -, %, 80, 81 aud 81. and
501a feet OF north side OF lots 13 and % Of said B.
Graham's subdivision, fronting west on Florence
avenue, east on Borland avenue, aud lying north OF
and adjoining the lots first named. All right of
demption waived in said deed of trust Title believed
to be good, but sell and convey only as trustee
LOUIS LAGRILL, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25

ALBERT s. MARKS, Governor
l. Charles N Gibbs Secretary of Safe of the state
of Tennessee certify that the above is correct COPY
of an act Of the General Assembly OF the State Of
Tennessee, the original OF which is on file in my
oh1ce. CHAS. n. GIBBS. Secretary of State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25

ALBERT S. MARKS. Governor.
J. Charles N. Gibbs Secretary OF the State OF Ten
neSsee, certify that the above is correct copy OF
act of the General Assembly of the State of Tennes
see, the original of which is on file la my office.
CHARLES N. GIBBS, Secretary of State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-25

and amend section 4759 OF the Code.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the state Of Tennessee. That the act OF 1871,
chapter 80. be, and is hereby amended that here
after II shall not be lawful for any person to cary
publicly privately any dirk, razor concealed about
his person. swordcane, Spanish stetto belt pocket
pistol, revolver or any kind of pistol except the
army or navy pistol usually used In warfare, which
shall be carried openly in the hand or loadedcane,
slung shot, brass knucks. and any person guilty OF
violation OF this act shall be fined nifty dollars and
imprisoned In the county Jail OF ths county where
the offense was committed, the Imprisonment only
in the discr ton OF the court provided the defend
ant shall give good and sufficient security for all the
costs dnes and any jail fees that may accrue by viz
Tue of the lmpri sonment OF the defendant
SEC. 2. BE ii further enacted, That nothing In
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l. Charles N Gibbs, Secretary of state of the State
of Tennessee, certify that the above Is correct copy
OF an act of the General Assembly OF the State OF
Tennessee, the original of which Is on file In my Of
hce CHAS. N. GIBBS. Secretary of State.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-02-18
TEST oATHs To JURORS.
Further OF the Latest We've on the
Part OF the Ex-Hebeis and DEM
Democrats Generally.

Special Telegram 10 The Inter ocean.
WAsHIxaroS, Feb. l0.-The temper
OF the House was tried to-day on a mo-
tion 10 suspend the rules to repeal the
three sections of the Revised Statutes
in regard to test oaths for jurors, the
same proposition that the Democrats
have decided In caucus 10 attach TO the
big appropriation bill. and the motion
was defeated, not deceiving the neces-
sary two-thirds vote. All the Demo-
Gratis, however, voted in the affirma-
tive, and the entire Republican strength
in the negative.
There are three OF these sections.
The FIRST two provide that 10 have Civ
en- voluntary aid or comfort to the re-
bellion shall be a cause OF disqualified
for grand petit Jurors OF the courts Of
the United States, and they give TO the
District Attorney in any trial before n
United States Court the right TO chsl-
lenge q grand or petit juror who can
not take the iron clad oath. To the
repeal OF these the Republicans have
no objection, but they have decided
objections TO the repeal OF the third,
which provides that no person shall be
a grand or petit juror in any court Of
the United States on any prosecution
based upon the provisions Of the title,
Civil rights" and Of the title "Crimes"
for enforcing the provisions Of the
fourteenth amendment TO the Constitu-
tion who is, in the Judgment OF the
court, in complicity with any combiDa-
tion or conspiracy ia said title set
forth, and every grand or petit juror
shall, before entering on any such in
quiry. hearing. or trial, take aud sub
scribe on oath in open court that he
has never directly or indirectly coun-
seled, advised, or voluntarily aided
any such combination or conspiracy.
This section alone makes it possible to
secure the punishment Of Southern
bulldozers and ballot-box suffers. The
Republicans will not consent % the re.
peal OF this section, especially by al
amendment 10 an appropriation bill,
aud they will compel an extra see sion
rather than consent 20 H.
The Democratic caucus has also de-
cided 10 attach a clause 90 the same
appropriation bill abolishing the office
/ ui supervisors of election. The Re-
\ pubiicans are equally decided in their
opposition 10 the repeal Of this lew, and
they consider IL very foolish for the
I Democrats b. insist on 10 at this session
because there will be no election a,
which these supervisors can exercise
any power before the next session 81
I Congress, when the Democrats oau
have their own way with a majority in
both Houses, aud can then repeal these
laws IL they like. But the Democrats
are afraid that something may happen
between now and December 10 giv,
the Republicans control Of the House
aud they meant 10 throw the burden oI
an extra session on the Republicans.
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SOUTH AFRICA.
Particular. OF the Horrible occur

Particulars OF the Horrible occur
renee.
LONDON, Feb. l0.-Advices from
Cape Town, via St Vincent, says that
on the 2lst ult., British column, con-
sisting of a portion Of the Twenty
fourth Regiment, battery Of artillery
auxilisries was utterly aunihilated near
Tuegla River by 10000 Zuizus, who
captured valuable convoy OF l02 vag-
ous, 900 oxens, two cannon, 400 shot
and shell, l 900 rifles, 250, 900 rounds OF
ammunition. 60,OO0 pounds weight OF
provisions, aud the colors Of the Twen-
ty-fcurth Regiment. IL is estimated
that
FIVE THOUSAND zULUs WE'RE KILLED AND
WOUNDED
in the battle.
Among the killed on the British side
are two Majors, Captains, twelve Lieu
tenants, and the Quartermaster OF the
Twenty-fourth Regiment; two Captains
OF the Royal Artillery; and Colonel. a
Captain. four Lieutenants, aud n Ser
geant Major Of Engineers. besides
twenty-one other British officers com
manding native levies.
Lord Chelmsford, commander OF the
expedition, has been forced 10 retire in
consequence OF defeat. 10 is is estimat-
ed that
FIvE HUNDRED SOLDIERS WERE KILLED
beside the officers enumerated above.
Governor Sir Barile Frere has sent APP
peals 10 England aud Mauritius for re-
inforcements. The mail steamer for
Englsnd was dispatched a day earlier
than usual with a request for sir regi.
ments Of infantry and brigade Of cav.
alary. .
LoSDoS. Feb. l0.-A later dispatch
from Cape Town says the British force
was compelled TO recross tho borders.
The force which was annihilated was
attacked while guarding the camp Of
the headquarters Of the column a. In
sandusana. during the absence of Lord
Chelmsford with a strong force recon.
noiiering.
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There is = mule, driven on one of
the First South street cars, apparently
a little more sensible than others. IL
u generally on tho morning shift, and
has 10 make Eve round trips before the
team is changed. Every day, as soon
~ the mule comcs on the ffth return
trip from The upper end ~ the line, il
begins TO whinny a half block before
rcavhing Second East street, and IL the
change team does not happen 10 be
waiting. ard the driver has 10 run TO
the bank corner and return before
changing, u will stretch out It's neck
and whinny again, louder than before.
about the same distance ere Il reaches
tho place. How that mule keeps track
Of the fifth trip is more than Gum has
found OUTS Lake Herald.
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The waters very often get angry, and
then you see the waters pout.
The times on which many persons
are impaired in Februsry-Valen-tines.
Foxes are such qusrrelsoms crea-
lures. No one ever met one without a
brush with him.
Ben Butler is not popular with news
paper men for the reason he writes on
both sides.
House cleaning is like a man going
though tunnel on a dark night. He
never knows when he's through.
Sleep is natures sweet restoier, but
bald heads are recommended 10 try
some other preparation.
Several English cricket clubs will
visit America next summer. We did
not imagine that the plague was so
near.
Thompson says you may talk OF your
water cures, your movement cures, and
your blue glass cares; but there Is
nothing like the sinecure, alter all.
The Buffalo Express AYERS that the
Princess Louise hurrshs for the stars
aud stripes. Tke editor Of that sheet
is a Canadian.
Mr.. Tilden recently bad the mea'les.
but didn't show il as some men usual
Iy do. Mr.. Pelton took all the medi-
cine. aud did all the breaking out for
him. Buffalo Express.
Nephew Pclton's memory is lament
ably feeble. He should consult With
his sisters and his cousins and his
aunts. He doubtless has consulted
with bis uncle Boston Transcript
A bashful and limid young Toledoan
in love, wants 10 know II It wonldn't
be a good thing for him 10 secure the
the services ~ the Teller comit,ee.
Wsjll welli welt Toledo C0mmer-
n a.
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Believing there Is not a family in the coun-
try who would not like one Of these eonyen-
lent Scales, II they could be obtained at low
price, We have made arrangements with the
manufacturers, so that we can furnish one Of
these Scales aud the HiIIsdaIc standard
tor one year. for 500, being one-hAlf the
usual price Of the Scale alone.
Every Scale is ma5e OF the re-y best mater
iai, nicely finished and fully ,oarrdniei By
the CHICAGO SCALE CO. to be Gccurdie
aud durable, aud Is particularly adapted 10
he use OF farmers or others 10 whom Il Is de-
lrable TO know the correct weight Of any ar
tlele from = ounce up TO 24o pounds
Upon receipt of the above amount our pa
per will be sent regularly postage paid. for
one year, and the Scale shipped by freight
securely boxed, TO any address. Subscribers
who have already paid for the present year
and who want one Of these Scales, can send
US new subscriber or have an additional
wear added to their subscription for the above
amount.
Be particular to give full directions for
shipping.
As this Is an opportunity never before offer
ed. and may not be offered again, we advice
all who would be weighed and not found
wanting 10 send their orders at once.
Address
HILLsDALE STANDARD.
Hillsdale. Mich.
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Leave
Toledo o......s@P.x iosoPM 9DAE
Throngh Coaches between DE-
rROIr and COLUMBUS GA both kx-
press Trains.
Ls&M = trains from Detroit and Msir
and Ar Line, r. A p. N. snd Jackson trains ar
rivfar I'm Toledo make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves the Columbus To-
ir.in R n Depot--fhe Omnibus Line making the
transfer from union depot in 20 minutes.
Direct connections male in Mon Depot a.
Columbus FOR Newark, GAINESVILLE, Pittsburgh
wheeling, Baltimore. Washington sut Philadel-
mia. also, for Dayton GlnCiunafi, louisYihe and
al points south aud southwest.
p~Inan Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
f~sn CDlurlbus 10 Baltimore, Washington and
phila.lei iphia, without change.
trains will arrive and depart from Toledo AZ
Columbus auf Toledo Railroad Companyh De
Dot. Water street, foot % Mulberry.
W. A. MILLS Gen. Ticket Agent.
ORLANDO SMITH, Gen. Supt
NJ. NJ. GREENE. President.
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which IL =
m nutes slower than Detroit and Columbus time
All trains run daily, except Sundays.
CoSN gCTIoNS.--Ciose connections mace ~ p
slia.d with NJ. c r. Y. Tor all points east anc
west AZ Manchester, with Jackson Branch oi
LSNM. $. n. r. At Hillsdale; with L. :: A
: r. v. A. Bankers. with II. W., .. >. X X
f1- poiats north and south
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-02-18

xtrsNrED-A GOOD MAN FOR EVERY
w gats and Territory IN the Union. far
salary rai.i. Call or address Ia Belle Manfg Co.,
% Jlark 81, Chicago, W
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-02-18
NEW ROUTE I!
COLUMBUS TOLEDO R. R.
THE DIRECT AIR LINZ IRON
TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS
NEW ROUTE =

SHORTEST ROUTE PROM SOUTHERN AMI
NORTHERN MICHIGAN TO CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN ONO.
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DETROIT HIlIspALe d SOUTH
WESTERN r. r.
Trains viii leave the stations named. Al folovs
from and after Nov. cath. ISIS:
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.B- Michigan Accommodation, going Wesi
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand harins
Train AZ White Pigeon.
SB- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect with Trains for Detroit al Adrian.
LANSING DIVISION.
rratos viii leave the stations named, as follows
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All trains daily except SUNDAY.
Tnrough tickets 30 ali principal points.
Fsr Information a. - routes and connections
AZ fVt1 g X. HOOPER. Gcn1 Ticket Agt
y. q. LOOMS, Prest a GenI Manager.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Taking Effect Nay 2sss, 1878.
sOU IN BousD
.a.Ha..a.a

Three Passenger Trains Daily except sundays
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Railroad Time Tables.
LAKE SHORE e MICH S0U-hICH
CENTRAL-LCKS0Nf TT.
YNE- ID. H. a J.
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. a. r..

Trains win leave the stations named, as follows
, 1879-12-18
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF JEFFERSON co
THURSDAY. DEG, Is, 1870

To Our PAraoNS.--As the end of
the year approaches We are warned
that we need money to pay our bills.
Those who know themselves to be
irdebted to the ARGUS for subscrip'
tion will confer a great favor by set.
Ting their accounts as soon as con
veuieus. Many have already "wiped
out the old score" and paid in ad
vsrce besides, and we have found
such persons to be infinitely berter
looking than those who evidently
act upon the suppositiou that we are
publishing . newspaper for mere
glory. The subscription price is a
small matter to each one ofour pa.
irons, but to us the aggregate
amounts toour lirslihoodS We will
endeavor to sead bills to all, between
this time and Jan. lst, and desire at
tention to the matter By those ad'
dressed.
, 1879-12-18
/" GERMAN SYRUP"

ID No other medicine IN the world was ey-
er given such II test OF its curative qualities
as Boschees German Syrup III three
years two million four In dred tlIon1alld
small bottles of this medicine were dis
tribnted FREE OF CHARGE by Druggists In
this country to those afflicted with Con-
sumption, Asthma. Group. severe Coughs,
Pneumonia and other diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs, giving the American
people uidenIable proof that German
Syrup wil cure them. The result has been
that Druggists in every town aud village
in the United States are recommending 't
to their customers. Go to your druggist
and ask what they know about IL. SaHl-
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular sizes 10 cts.
Three doses will relieve any case.
, 1879-12-18

serted his first love, and, from an
apostle of democratic doctrine when
it was the settled policy Of that par
~ to oppose grseubacks and bonds,
he became President of tho national
green5ack party TO be sure, both
republicans and democrats are some.
what divided on this subject. Pros
ident Hayes recommends the with
draval of currency from circulation,
while leading republican Senators
and Congressman have Just decided
in caucus that they will adopt a pol
lev OF non action in reference to
financial changes. They reason that
no harm is being done by the limited
number of greenbacks now in circu-
latiou as they bring dollar for dollar
anywhere, and that for purposes of
transportation they are a conven-
ience. On the other hand, green
back advocates, among whom are
Thurman & Co., of democratic prom
ineucs, clanor for an unlimited issue
of paper money. That many demo-
Gratis still cling to the old hard
money doctrine is"true, but their par
ty as whole has turned a complete
somsrsault within the last decade in
reference to the currency question
as well as on other political issues.
We do not know what the coming
years will bring forth for the Ameri-
can people, but if the republican
party is as consistent in future as it
has been in the past, no member
thereof need be asharped Of. its rse!I
ord.
, 1879-12-18

9uBY an unfortunate error the date on our
inside pages today ia a week behind.
OUR subscribers doubtless appreciated
the supplements We sent out last week,
containing the Presidents mess ge.
SCHOOL will close in. this district tomor-
row, after which a two weeks vacation
will be taken to enjoy the holidays. doa
i Next Thursday will be Christmas, and
little Sunday school children are wonder
ing what Santa Claus intends to bring
them.
REV. David Sires will preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday evening
Dec. 2lst, at o'clock. Subject-"An
open door,. A cordial invitation is ex-
tedneG to all. ,y.... ra,g n...,
The stockholders in the Puget Sound
Telegraph Company will see by the notice
which we Insert this week that the next
regular meeting of their company has
been set for Monday. Jan. 9th.
AT meeting held Dec. 18th. sport
Townsend Lodge, No. g.. F. Il A. NJ,
decided to give ball on the 22d Of Janu-
ary. 1850. A committee OF arrangements
was appointed, and full programme will
appear next week.
A senirmonthIy Journal, TO be called the
I,Nnrth Da,,iHr rnust - will ha ilsitn6
hereafter at New Tacoma by Money 81
Co. The first number was'to appear Dec.
18th The new candidate tor public favor
viii be ''levoted to home Lille. schools, ag-
rinlture, horticulture, commerce, mines,
manufactures and other resources and in-
dustrics OF Washington Territory" Two
dollars per annurf will be It's subscription
price. o'.7 iga. |-H.h ""5
, 1879-12-18
the REASON.

Portland "Bcc."
Washington Territory, with her
constitution framed and adopted,
and hor certificate showing 10000
and upwards Of inhabitants, stands
at the door OF Congress asking to be
admitted as sovereign State. The
journals Of that Territory claim that
there is no reason why this demand
should not meat immediate compli-
ance, while there are many reasons
why it should. There is one reason,
however, and that will prove suifi.
cient to deaEen the present majority
of that body to the demand. Wash,
ington Territory is Republican.
Her admission as State in the light
Of the large Republican majority
thrown at the last election means a
Republican member in the House
and two in addition to the Senate
in 1881. And this is what is the
matter with Washipgton's chances
for statehood at present. This Con.
gress will lesislate for party sxclu-
sively, so far as it fares, be sure OF
that. ,.d'-f-. .r,. ,.s ~. .
, 1879-12-18

SENATOR Hampton, Of South Car.
olina, thought the democratic defeat
in Ohio was blessing in disguise.
He will probably think the same way
about the result in New York, aud
AS to this matter there are many 9TH
er democrats who think the same
way. There rs no doubt something
very consoling in the philosophy
which thus reconciles itsefto defeat,
but we admit that the shower of
blessings were little too numerous
to be refreshing. - Walla Wslla
STATESMAN" (Dem) 'aH" h" '
, 1879-12-18

ID" In JUsrIoE' CoURp. "A suit was
brought yesterday before Judge Nor.
ris, by Messrs. Waterman s. Katz,
of this place, against the Guemas
Copper mining company, for the re-
covery Of an account for goods fur.
nished. Judgment was rendered in
favor Of plaintiffs, for the sum of
1851 and costs. Messrs. Kuhn g.
Bur ke were attorneys for plaintiffs
and HIL. Blanchard for defendants.
Def. appealed to the District Court.
, 1879-12-18
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that Che under
sg,ied has been appointed by Tie Prom'r.
Court OF Island county, W. T.. udminis-
tratrix of the estale OF David W. AndrF-
son, decen4,.d. late of said county. A
persons haviug claims against said estate
win present them with The necessary
vouchers Within one year iruhI this dalo
10. me- at my residence at Port TownsrynL
I'M the county Of Jefferson, or 10 NY nitOr-
ncy. q. VI. Bradslaw at said place.
Dated at Port Townsend. this llth day
OF DesnmbT. 1879. Be- ,gc lluF I. .
tlat91a FANNY ANDERSON.
AlmInis.ratrix OF the estate Of Lavid
w. Ande.Ut. cease