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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-04

IOOAl4 DISSERTATIONS YESTERDAY.
Time Bar. rher Wind F FaIP weather.
IS! $50 En- En- en- 5 S$E3 & a S S::;
Maximum thermometer, IS deg.
Minimum thermometer. 81 deg.
BY Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, June 3.-River falling, with feet
inches on the shoals.
PITTSBURG, June 3.-River 2 feet inch and sta
tlonay. Weather cloudy.
WHEELING CW.Va.), June 3.-River feet
inches, and stationary. Misunderstanding.
LITTLE ROCK, June 3-kIver-2 feet in the
channel below. rise is reported above.
CAIRO, June 8-River 10 feet 4 Inches. and rs
ing. Notwithstanding; thermometer ~ deg. Ar
lived: Future City, st Louis, 4 pm.
VICKSBURG, June 3.-Weather-clear; thermom-
eter, 3 deg. River has fallen Inches Down:
New Mary Houston and James Howard, 3 am.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3.-weather- clear; Their
Departed: Grand Lake No. . and baTges, ST. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-BiveF falling, with feet
10 inches Ia the canal feet 10 inches in the chute
on the falls Arrived James d. Parker, Memphis.
Departed: James ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
Move menUs at the Levees
ARRIVALS.
Belle Of Shreveport. New Orleans; Natchez, New
Orleans, Golden City. Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Belle Of ssreyepoEt St: Louls St: Gs9syleve; St.
clnnaii Golden City, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
Yint shinkle cseeoia Belle.
BOATS DUE.
DOlon-W. P. Halliday.
Up-Coahoma, City of Alton, Grand Tower.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIARs POINT COahoma, Stack Lee master
8 pm.
oscEoLA- oseeola Belle, ]. G. Andrews master, 5
pm.
CMcMNArI-vlnt shinkle. Sterling AIIntyre mas
ter, pm.
NEW oRLEANs-w. P. Halliday E. W. Gould mas
ter, 0 am.
ST. LoUIs-Clty of Alton, II. Bixby master. D. m
CINCINNATI-Pars C. Brown, A. P. Halliday mas
ter, pm.
Receipts Yesterday.
NatcneZ- 25 brls molasses, II brls rice.
Belle OF Snreveport-S0 hhds sugar, 140 brls mo-
asses, 40 sacks SALT 100 boxes cider, lot sundres
LeVee Paragraphs.
Receipts slim, exports scanty; consequently bust
ness was uull yesterday.
The Colleen city arrived from Cincinnati en- route
10 New orleans, last night with good trip aboard.
OVefcoats were not In as much demand yesteI day
necessary Tor comfort last night
Tie City OF Alton, Captain II. c. Bixby, Is the An
and ST Louis VIM. Mason is her clsTS 4'' 0'i
Listen 10 th9 huytAiiHg Bird is the way a GER
tain marine carols himself to sleep these sunshiny
afternoons And the humming-bIrd continues to
The OsceoIa Belle, Captain j. a. Andrews. is the
packet this evening at FIVE o'clock for Osceoa and
the upper bends. b. O. Michel and Cyrus Fay ara
| her clerks.
The tug NlghthaWS In the service Of CAPTAIN ].
ID. Randall left with three empty eOal-barges yes
IeTday To take out the coal from the sunken bages
| at 5hOOfly bar
The Coahoma, Captain Stack Lee on deck, is the
friars Point. John GWathmey Is her clerk, assisted
| by John Haley ana Plat Rhoades.
The elegant passenger packet W. P. Halliday
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WHITE CLIFF
MIN ERAEA SPRINGS
AND
MOUNTAIN HEALTH RESORT,
MRNROE 10 Fast TENN

TTNHI5 celebrated summer resort for health and
i pleasure, Is situated on top of the Chilhowee
Mountains sixteen miles southeast of Mouse Creek.
point on the l. T, Va. and Ge. R. r The Hotel
and Springs ct an elevation OF 1000 feet above
sea level being above dew point The scenery Is
unsurpassed. The hotel open for the reception of
guests F'EEsC Rf Suae. Visitors can obtain round
Tip tickets. Daily line of stages ana mall from
Mouse Creek. telegraph line has been erected
from Mouse Creek to the Springs since last season.
Office ana Hotel. Improvements have been made
for comfort and convenience OF guests.
~ ROund-trlp Tickets from Memphis TO Mouse
Creek and return SiS 80.
For further Information, pamphlets, etc, address
j. E MA6ILL. Proprietor,
Mouse Creek aud White Cuff Springs.
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physicians as well as invalids to use it with
confidence 1t is the most reliable remedy
for diseases of the throat and lungs that sci
ence has-produced. 1t strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, aHord1ng
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
very palatable, the youngest children take
it without difficulty. In the treatment OF
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, CIerSyInan'S
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh," the effects of AYERS CHERRY Pee
ToRAL are magical, and multitudes are an
nually preserved from serious illness by Its
timely and faithful use. 1t should be kept
at hand in every household, for the pro-
WhoOping- cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy so eticacious,
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are a sufficient guaranty that it will
continue to produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most scepti-
cal of its wonderful curative powers, as well
as Of its superiority over all other prepare
lions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts of the
country, knowing it's composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to invalids,
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
of half a century has proved It's absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach of human aid
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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-Kin gston Springs.

THIS we'll known Summer Resort Will be open
1 for the reception OF visitors June 1, 1879. Ii
is located In Cheatham county, Tennessee twenty
four miles from Nashville, the air line between
Memphis and Nashville, the Nashville and NORTH
western railroad and only eight hundredSaTds fIom
Kingston Springs Station, where good hacks are In
waiting for each train. Altitude four hundred feet
higher than Nashville. fine atmosphere, free from
mosquitoes and all malaTial infu. noes. Accom-
W. M AllIsteF.
RATES OF BOARD Per day. 81 so; per week,
So per month, $50. Special rates to families. Cor
respondence solicited. J. R. WINBOUN Il CO.
ssFsvRE OAK WOOD Green Lake, Wis. has
= no equal as summer resort. Send for circulars
Address DAVID GREENM AY. Dartford 2 o.. wis
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Fne following are the New YORK spot quotations
for yesterday: Ordinary, 1890; good ordinary,
- lBc; low mlddling, - 1b-l6c; middllng. I3sei
gOot mldding, i3 Q-itc; middling fair, l4l2c. Al
1924, steady 12;45, nrmsr; 2:l5, hrmi D, hIIn
Sales, 500 bales. Stock, l5SO93 bales.
The following Is the latest New YORK telegram OF
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Cbaucery Sale of Real Estate

No. 681, R (2)-Chaneery Count of shelby county
Charles Fl. Green, admir-. etc, VS.. CHARLES r. Lake
ct al; and No. 602, X. GA. ]. Hayes ct al. VS..
Charles q. Green ct al.
)Y virtue OF an intariocutory decree for sale en-
d tered in the above consolidated causes on the
18th day of April 1879, NJ. B. "a, page 1875, and
amended May 80, 1879. etc, / Will SELL at public
auction to the highest bidder in front of the Clerk
and Masters Office. Courthouse building Main street,
in the Taxing District of Shelby county, late city Of
MemDhIS Tennessee,
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Approximation Prizes of $780,. S20.O(O
100 Approximation Prizes OF 100 10000
100 Approximation Prizes OF 75.... 1910
I1,27o Prizes, amounting to-. --..... 1922 500
Gen. e. It. BeRureEard. of La, and Gen.
- A. Early. OF Va. Comma ssiOners.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Office Of the company In New Orleans. White
for circulars or send orders TO N. a. DAUPHlE
z. o. Box 69sS, New Orleans, La, or to NO.
q West Court street. Memphis. Tennessee
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FINANCIAL.

The banks had only a quiet business to re-
,rt Yesterday. Exchange continues TO decrease as
q amount OF cotton SAFES fall OIL with the dlnln-
nng receipts; with a very moderate call for II there
sufilciept 10 meet current wants. Money shows no
crease Of demand and rates remain at low figure.
the local market there was sale OF Union and
auters bank stock nc l0S which Is an advance.
tchange was quoted in our market: New forK sight,
iying par. aud selling y premiumi ali points
New England, demand par sight y dis
unit selling II premium; New Orleans, u dis
unt 1uying. and selling a. par. Money, 6d0 per
|ut. shelby county scrip quoted 50 Duylng.
phs gas stock, 81; Tennessee, new Is
ie Y3335; Mississippi and Tennessee railway
st-mOrlgage bonds. 10; second mortgage, VIZ
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On TuesdaY, Tuua %. 1874
TruSfaasa Sale.

TNDER and by virtue Of the two trust deeds duly
u recorded in Book No. 10S, page 3. and No. lis,
page 625. OF the Registers Office of She by county,
Tennessee default having been made BIZ the grant
therein and at the request of tie benefciares Ia
said deeds named. | Will,
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-E3gDG@Io
EEae ETA HOTEL
OLD POINT COMFoRT. Va,

Situated 100 yards from Fort Monroe. Open all the
year EquaI TO any hotel in the United States as
Spring, Summer or Autumn Resort send for circu-
Lar HARRISON PHORBUS. Prop'r.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of q trust deed made to Thomas N.
ID Johnston, trustee now de ceased, on the both
day of December, 1879. by W. Z. Lucas; and by viz
tue OF decree Of the chancery court of Shelby county,
Tennessee, entered at the april term OF said count,
1879, 10y which decree appointed trustee In the
place of Thomas n. Johnston, deceased, Will sell
al public auction, on the premises,
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YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

montgomery County, Va
FTHaEE and one-half miles from Christiansburg
L depot. on the Atlantic, Miss. il o. R. R.. will be
opened by the owner and proprietor on the first DAY
of June 1879. BOard-Per day, 81; per week, $40;
ner month Of 1S dSys S35 jpecial rates for fami.
lies for The season. Send for circulars Address
j. J. WADE & co. Propr's, Yellow Sulphur Springs.
4. c. WHITE, Manager.
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EENRIArRK,a 4ALF.ARg NI-tne nf q trn.

YENRUSTEE7A SAEE.-By yl7tue of a trust
N deed executed to me, as tTustse. by Joseph r.
MOsby, On the tenth daJ OF April A. ID. 1879, which
is of record In the Recorders Office of Crittenden
county, Arkansas, In Record book X, pages 226 and
227, will offer for SALE for cash. at The courthouse
door, In SOmeUillA, Tennessee, On IA O1uay,
june as3. 1879. The following described real es-
tate. lyiRg in CriteL den county, Arkansas. toVgIt:
WIZ NV IL sec p. T q n, 8 e; NEIs NV " sec.
"a T n, 3 Is; SW Il sec "a, T 6 n. & L: ali sec.
D. r q n. 3 E. Sc " sec. IA, T N 8 L; SW IL sec.
10, 7 d N, s &; SW "A sec. 81, N. & L; Sc II Sc
l. see. p T n, Z, making In all fifteen hundred
ana twenty acres lying both sides of the MeIn phs
ana Little Rock Railroad. and being about miles
from Memphis, Tenn. Property Will be sold
whole Title believed 10 be good but Will sell and
convey only as trustee
wed II. Z. HOBSON, Trustee.
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CONGRATULATIONS Ie, 1873.

the following real estate situated In Shelby county,
Tennessee and city of Memphis (now known the
taXing-district Of Shelby county,, and described
follows to-wit: Being lot No., on the north side
of Carroll avenue, city of Memphis (Or taXing-dS-
avenue and running back 1852 feet, the same being
the property sold by nj. Magevney 10 ST. Peters Lit
eFary Association, and by said association sold to w.
r Lucas, the house on said lot of ground being No.
ia Carroll avenue. Also the following described
personal property: All the furniture now I'm said
house last mentioned, consisting of one parlor set
of furniture; 1ve bedroom SETS or furnure ale Gall
diningTOom and kitchen furniture. consisting OF cups
and saucers, dishes. stove, cooking utsnss in short
everything In said house No ia Carroll avenue
Default having been MADE In the payment Of the
Indebtedness secuted by said trust deed, make this
sale at the request of the beneficiary.
Terms of Sae-CaSh; equity OF redemption
waived ana title believed to be perfect but sell and
convey only as trustee J. Nj. FOWLKES, Trustee.
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81 RRING 1879!
MURRAY 4 REDGELY,

Merchant TalI0rS, NOs 30 MADISON StreetS
Take pleasure notifying Public generally
that they Receiving Full Assortment Of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS comprising latest styles and finest
Makes of We solicit
contemplate ordering
PRICES MODERATE
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Icy TElEGRAPHI

NEW YORK, June B. Flour heavy; superfne west;
winter red, 81 IOdl 10. Rye fiFmeT; western STORE
5d851Sc. Barley dull. Malt nominal Coffee de-
mand far and market firm; Rio. lac. Sugar quiet.
NOlasses dull. Rice Steacy. Pork hrm; new mess,
SI06lO 1919: old. S9d9 % Lard firm; prime
steam, q. 22I2T6.25c. Whlsky-demand active;
AZ MD q agIya al
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BOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

HIS pm. 11:4O am.
800 en-. $40 am.
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81. bid theorY. and : plsusible one, which s.

has his theory, and . plausible one, which he
presents, for the formations 80 unique and
varied which he encountered: The whole
party agree that seemingly the top layer Of
thecountry was originally potters' clay, and the
next layer Ignite. This latter by some means
caught fire and turned the clay above into we'll
burnt red pottery. Subsequently the water
got in where the coal had burned ont, and
gradually washed the underlying country down
with the Little Missouri. and thence to form
the RICH alluvial deposit Of the lower Mississippi
and Gulf States"
PYRAMID PARK. @
. In summing up the matter, Gen. Stark, with
his confreres, held an indignation meeting, and
noted the speculation ''Bad LAnds' a. mis-
homer, and rechristened the country Pyramid
In conclusion, Gen. Stark expressed himself
highly pleased with histrip, both from busi-
ness standpoint and in the sense of being
pleasurably gratifed.
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Running at Chicago.

CHICAGO, June so. To-day was the last day
weather was all that could be desired, but the
attendance was not very large. The most in
terest cen,ered in the first race, This was
mile dash for 2-year-olds, $50 entrance, half
forfeit, $500 added, 5000 to second and 800 to
third. The following were the starters: Kim
ball, Mistake. Chris. Doyle, Blondina, Bye and
Bye. Wallenstein. Victory and Luke Black
burn. They got good start, Victory leading.
At the quarter pole the positions we're un-
changed. On the home stretch Mistake pulled
up to the front a, came in winner by a
length, Victory second, Kimball third. Time
1:45.
Second race was the ''Inter Ocean, stake for
three year olds that did not win previous to
February LIST, 1879. S2OU entrance, 5000 added.
5000 to second, 800 to third, mile heats The
following were the entries: Keene Richards,
Gabriel Headlight, Buckner, Bonnie Oaks and
J. w. Norton. First heat. Buckner and Bonnie
Oaks led down the home stretch, the former
winning in l:4511a. Bonnie Oaks second. and
Gabriel third. Second heat, Keene Richards and
Bonnie Oaks Tapped at the three quarter pole
and had bard struggle, Keene Richards win
ming by half length, Bonnie Oaks second,
Headlight third. Time LAG. In the third heat
the race was between Keene Richards and
Buckner, the former winning by four lengths.
Time l :4815
The third race was handicap, purse $3.50,
for all ages, $50 to second, two-mile dash. The
following were the entries: Blossom, Aunt
Winnie, Checkmate, Glenmore, and Edinburg.
The first mile and half was 1un with Blossom
in advance, Edinburg second, Checkmate third.
Glenmore came in ahead with Checkmate sec-
ond and Blossom third
The fourth race was handicap for horses that
have run and not won first money during the
meeting, purse $500, $50 to second, $25 10 third,
mile and quarter. The entrees were Expert.
ment, Tom Grundy, Wallawah and Cammie F..
Experiment won.
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ADJOURNMENT.
HIS ACCIDENCY GIVES IT UP,

n1' n00fOHNO1 ViV1o IT UI'
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The House adjourn
ment resolution will be called up in the Senate
during the morning hour tomorrow, and
amended SO as to provive for the final adjourn
ment Of both Houses at some hour in the
afternoon. The amendment will doubtless be
promptly concurred in by the House of Repre-
sentatives, and the session will terminate ac-
cordingly. Tho President, having in his
special message, this afternoon, earnestly
urged upon the attention of Congress his view.
as to the necessity of making an immediate
appropriation for the service of marshals and
deputy marshals for the fiscal year, which COM
mences tomorrow, and having, by this means
accomplished az much towards procuring the
desired legislation as he could have any hope
of accomplishing by reconvening Congress, he
has concluded to abandon his purpose of issu-
ing proclamation for it's recall
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.
John Froeher Puts Ball or Tw., Into
VIM. Riley.

John Froeher Puts Ball or Tw., Into
VIM. Riley.
About 2: 80, Sunday night, VIM. Riley, Ed
Her:cr. VIM. and Tom laugh, and George
Dewitt, visited John Froeber's place, which is
a saloon on the Como road. A heated discus
sion arose among the party, and Froeher drew
a revolver and fred twice. One ball
grazed William Riley's upper lip, and the Sec
ond ono took effect in his left arm near the
shoulder. The young man cast stone or two
among Froeber's glass ware and left in hurry.
Froeber came in to police headquar;e era to get
the boys arrested. and on telling his story Capt.
Clark first learned of the shooting and placed
him under arrest. Froeber was held in $500
bail to await the result of Riley's injuries.
If the ball is not extracted soon it may prove
serious. Riley's home is at the corner Of
Western and University avenues.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Fatal Runaways-Texas Shootings and
Other Criminal Notes,
TORN FROM HIS BODY

4
Other Criminal Notes.
TORN FROM HIS BODY.
CARLNvnLE, ILL, June 3O.-While John
ONeil, a prominent farmer and ex-railroad
man, was driving into Shipman this morning
his horses became frightened, throwing him
from the wagon. His foot caught in the
Wneel ana MS leg was completely torn from
the body. He lived but few minutes.
REMOVED TO SAVE LYNcHIna.
MEMPHIS, June S0.-This afternoon William
johnson, who raped the child Lizzie Sherwood
last Friday night, was taken to Brownsville.
Tenn, for safekeeping. The order for his re-
moval was made by Judge Ray, of the criminal
court, it being understood an attempt was to
be made tonight to storm the Jail and lvnch
the ravisner: "A placard nailed to an express
wagon, having printed, To the citizens of
Memphis, protect your wives and daughters
from such villains as Bill Johnson" was dis,
played on the streets to-day, but the driver was
promptly arrested by the police.
KILLED.
BosToN, June 30.-A nephew OF Gen. Sheri-
dan, age three years, was killed this afternoon
at South Natick, by being thrown from q car
riags. the horses having taken fright.
,e ARRAIGNED AND HELD.
BOSTON, June 30.-Capt. Edwards was ar
raigned to-day on the charge of forgery. and
bail fixed at $40, 900. He was remanded to ;a;l
to await the action IF the grand jury. ~
FATAL POWDER EXPLOSION. Easd
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, June S0.-The Grant
powder magazine, at Mowbray's nitro glyocrire
works. exploded this afternoon. II Jack Pierce
and William Long, workmen, were blown to
atoms ITO and the buildings adjoining shattered.
ADMITTED TO rAu.
CAIRO, Ill, June 3O-Robert s. REYNOLDS
charged with the murder of Mrs. Frazer. ~
Union county last week, was brought before
Judge Baker on q writ of habeas corpu. to-day
and was admitted to bail in $4,000. a 95s.s ~
i{tg TEXAS sHOoTNas. sLtY
CAsTnovIIIE, Texas, June 3v.-Dock Howell
was shot dead to-day by his brother-in-law
named Ware, after the latter had received two
BEAUMONT, Texas, June 3O-Last night dur
ing service at q 'colored church, white how
looking through the window was shot in the
back. Two more shots were fred into the
church when some Of the men in the charch
returned the fire, ard aboGt Az shots were AZ.
changed. One negro was wounded. =.
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Voorhees, VS.. Morton +.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, June 3O.-A meeting of
old settlers was called to night to consider the
utterance of Mr.. Voorhees, lately in the United
States Senate, that he was as good a friend to
the soldier as the late Senator Morton. A good
deal of bitter partisan feeling was exhibited in
the meeting. A committee on resolutions was
finally adopted. consisting of two Republicans
two Democrats and two Nationals, and the
meeting adjourned subject to the call of the
committee.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

There is to be general cessation of bust
ness IN New York from the 4th to the 7th.
The San Francisco chamber of commerce
yesterday adopted resolutions expressive of
sympathy with the north pole expedition, and
slgnifyiAg determination to further its best
interests. E58ff -. :
At q meeting of nail manufacturers, at
Wheeling, w: Va, yesterday the price Of nails
was advanced ten cents per keg ON the present
The United States sloop of war, Wachusett
Is at Vicksburg, Miss. Her departure for st.
The Louisiana constitutional convention are
still engaged in trying to agree upon terms of
no prospect of an agreement. The debt T.
stated to be 93, 167 ,318.
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Revenue Officers in Tennessee,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June so.-Wm. Wood
cock, revenue collector for the Fifth collection
district embracing middle Tennessee, reports
having collected for the fiscal year ending to-
day, 800, $3.50, an increase Of $4,000 over the
last fiscal year. During the same time 15l il
icit distillers were seized. Other seizures
number los. Total value of property seized,
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GENERAL CAPITAL NEWS.
CONFIRMED

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Senate confirmed
Benjamin Harrison, indianapolis, Jas. B. Eads,
civil engircer, St. Louis; B. Morgan Harrod,
civil engineer, New Orleans; Lieut.. Col. Gin
ney, A. Gilmore, Maj. Cyrus B. Comstock and
Maj. Chas. r. Suffer-, United States engineer
corps, and Henry Mitchell Of the coast and geo.
detie survey, to be members of the Mississippi
river commission. Receivers of public moneys:
Lewis Hanback, at Salina, Kansas; E. j. Jen-
kins at Concordia, Kansas. Postmasters: 0.
G. Wall, Lanesboro, MINI. Indian agents:
VIM. D. E. Andrus, Ills, Yaukton D. T., agency I;
Geo. L. Davenport, Iowa, Sal and Fox agency,
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A FIFTY Thousand Dollar, sn,t.

Geo. Z. Becker has brought suit against ..
9. and E. D. Liech6eld for $4,000. The
cause of the suit was that plaintiff was Ia act
e agent for the Litchfelds in mnnapins
their property interests in the
st. Paul 9 Pacific road, and to have
E eI salary OF $I0 GOO per year for three years.
ITO march :, 1876, andif during that time
plaintiff was to receive $50, 900 more. MI RecE-
e. claims that he aided in making eaIc to the
present. management and payment hv the
h = 90 being refused he brings suit