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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-10

The cotton market opened steady and
closed firm yesterday, with middling quoted
at II &c. In New York spot middling was
IL 15-16c, and steady; futures closed firm,
with January quoted at l1.99@12. In New
Orleans milling was II &c, and firm; Janu-
airy fu,ur,s we're barely steady at 1l.8o. In
Liverpool middling uplands we're 6gd, and
Orleans 69 }, and quiet. Futures closed firm
at 6sd for January, and 1921 for August
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-10

OSCAR WILDE the aesthetic poet, who is
receiving much attention in New York,
attended the Standard theater in :hat city OF
Thursday night to see Pdttne>, in which he
is himself personalsd as "Buntho;ne He
was the cob erved OF all Observer" and at
reception given him in the afternoon Of the
same day lie was ''lion"ized by the elite Of
the culture, intelligence and refinement Of
the metropolis. It rays to be an aesthetic
poet. He lecture1 last night in Chickering
Hall, New York, to large audience, upon
the eng lish Renaissance" He was dressed
in black dress-coat, white vest, extremely
low-cut shirt, with flowing white silk cravat,
black Lnee-breeches, brown stocking, and
slippers.
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Nominations.

The President sent ne following nomina-
lions to the senate: RECONSIDERATION
Howell, Washington, Indiana; VIM. Camp
bell, Iitchlield, Illinois; james w. Logan,
Murphy sboro, Illinois; Jacob w. Fresh,
Nelsonville, Ohio; William NJ. Thompson,
Upper S4ndusl1y. Ohio; VIM. c. Lion, New
ark, Ohio; Hiram ID. Fisher, Florence, Wis
consin; Tindel n. Calam, Constantine, Mich
igan; Lucas G. Woodman, Paw Paw, Mich
igan. Army-Msjor George d. Schofeld,
Tenth cavalry 10 be Northumberland of the
Sixth cavalry. Jack Wharton, Of Louisiana,
TO be United States marshal for the eastern
district OF Louisiana.
The BnrbriSge- RIaeisburn ImbrOgliO.
General Burbridge has furnished for pub
LEGATION a statement in reply to the charges
msde against him by representative Black
burn, of Kentucky. He begins by giving
the latter's letter of December q, 1881,
which was telegraphed hence last night, and
follows ii with lengthy statement, together
with letters from Secretary Stanton, General
sherman, General Sehofeld, President Lin
colo and othsrs, approving his course while
in command in Kentucky during the war.
Mention il also made of the yellow-fever
canared, in connection with the matter. Gen
sral BGrbridge also says he was merely obey
ing orders and carrying out his instructions
from headquarters in all that he did.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-10

Senator Plumb declines to be interviewed
in relation to Public Printer Defrees's attack
Ipon him, or say word upon the subject
me way or the other. He does not intend to
pay any attention whatever TO the attack
The impression is that this act of ID, frees
has had damaging effect upon his rhancrs
for retention in the office he now holds. A
gentleman who saw the President Saturday
ia D>frees's interest says he left him with
The impression that no change would be
made. but Defrees's unwise attack upon Ssn-
ator Plumb has undoubtedly hurt him. This
gentleman declares that he will not work
any longer IN Dsfrees's interest. A. B.
Turner, editor of the Grand Rapids EGgle, is
4 candidate for public printer, and is backed
nv the entire Michigan delegation and other
Western congressman. His friends regard
his prospects az favorable. The other candi-
Ist.s arc Rounds, of Chicago, and Oyster. of
Pennsylvania.
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The Adams Murder

Associated Press Report.
LITTLE Rock, January 9. = The cor
oner returned to day from the scene of the
assassination of NJ. N. Adams. The jury
returned a sealed verdict. Nothing is posi-
lively known as 10 the nature of the testi-
mony before the jury, but it is intimated
that sufficient evidence was secured to i'm
plicate nearly every resident of Brush Lake
settlement in the horrible deed. Nothing
can be learned from the officers beyond the
statement that no effort will be spared to
bring the guilty parties to justice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-10

THE Supreme Court Of the United States
yesterday decided that the city of Memphis
hal the right to tax real estate owned by
banks wLea not used for bank purposes.
There is no city Of Memphis, and has not
been for nearly these three years past, to
levy such tax. But perhaps the hondholder
and the scrip-scalper may profit by it.
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Associated Press Report.ls
LITTLE Rock, January 9.-The friends oil
Governor Churchill are indignant at the
special Dispatch published in the ST. Louis
Republican, sent from this city on the 7th, in
regard to the investigation OF the governors
accounts as late State treasurer The dis
patch is grossly unjust to Governor Churchill
whose personal integrity has never been ques-
toned by any one. Members of the commit
tee emphatically deny that the dispatch was
based on any information given or limited al
by them.
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Branch county, near Coldwater, Friday went
on a spree and in an intoxicated condition
started home in the evening and drove into
a marsh. EnSssvorins to get the horses out
he became eBtangled in the harness, and was
found Saturday morning with his body in
the water and head and shoulders in the ice
one Of the horses was lying across him. He
died Sunday morning. One Of the horses
was drowned.
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Mrs. ANNIE a. sM1rHroN, of Auburn, New

Mrs. ANNIE 4. SMTTHroN, of Auburn, New
York. writes; Il had doctored for years and tried
various advertised remedies for my complaint
which was general prostitution. believe suffered
every i'll that flesh is heir The least exertion
caused the greatest fatigue was tornented with
dyspepsia and every irregularity. Ny blood
seemed poisoned; pimples aud sores were all over
my body: nothing | tried ever gave me more than
temporary relief, and felt myself growing worse
and worse. Mr.. Reynolds, the druggist advised
me to use Browns lion Bitters From the very
start began to Improve; now do not feel ike
the same woman"
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Tennessee Southern Railroad ca
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

MEMPHIS, TENN, January .. 1882.
A MEETING of the stockholders of the Tennes-
I - see Southern R,ilIosd Company will be held
IN This city on Thursday, March 8, 1852, for
the purpose of consolidating this Company with
the Memphis and Vicksburg Railroad Company,
the Mississippi Valley and Ship Island Railroad
Company. and the New Orleans and Mississippi
Valley Railroad Company.
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GERMANY.


script has created great sen .ation both here and
in other European capitals. 1t is uniyer-
sally condemned by the press. aud in some
papers is characterized as a coup d'etsf. The
Prussian diet viii discuss the rescrfpt The Prus-
sian officials who are politically opposed to the
government, intend to issue declaration stating
that their attitude will be in keeping with their
duty citizens, and with their oath of allegiance
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RAILROAD DEATHS.
One on the Louisville and Nashville and
One on The Memphis and Charleston.

Two serious accidents occurred yesterday
and Sunday morning on the railroads. The
first was Oh the Louisville and Nashville,
about o'clock yesterday morning. 1t hap
pened this side of Bartlett. A young man
named Frank Morris attempted to spring
upon the fiat car of the early fright train,
but he missed his aim and fell beneath the
wheels. The car passed over both his legs,
taking off one OF them at the thigh and the
other near the knee. The train was stopped
by Conductor Stewart. Morris was taken
out and conveyed upon the train. He was
brought to Memphis, where a vehicle was
secured and he was taken to the hospital.
The poor fellow was suffering the most acute
torture, but he gave no sign of it. He bore
himself cheerfully, seemed aware that he
would die and was yet determined to bear it
like man. His tortitude attracted the ad-
miration OF everyone. He stated that he
came from Little Rock Saturday and went
to Bartlett, and was about to return to Mem
phis- He has brother who lives in Craw-
fordyille, Indiana.
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The BAKER Liberalization.

ST. LOUIS, January 9.-The secret investi
CATION by General n. H. Davis into the
charges preferred against Major +. D. Baker
was concluded to-day, and General Davis
returns tonight to Chicago. The nature OF
his report is not known, but il is believed in
army circles TO be favorable to Major Baker.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-10

ID virtue of n Deed of Trust executed to me or
ID the 1st day of April 1881, by NJ. G. Tobin &
Co., will, on
Monday, the 18TH day of January, 1852
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets in the Taxing District of Shelby COUNTY
Tennessee. between legal hours, sell for cash, t.
the highest bidder, the following personal prop
erty: horse and 10 mare mules, IA sets dray har
sale ON default of payment of the notes secured IN
the Trust Deed and at the request of the holder
OF same. Title to the properly believed to be
good, but shall sell and convey as trustee
r. DUDLEY FRA USER, Trustee
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ST. Louis press Club.

ST. LOUIS. January "a press club or
ganized here to-day, with Philip G. Fergu-
son, the oldest Newspaper writer in the city,
as president; l. F. Wizig, secretary, and
George Kelly, treasurer. Nearly all the
active workers on the city press are mem
bers, and the club promises to be successful
and valuable institution.
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%TALY.

ROME, January 9.-The funeral services
over the remains of the late Richard Fl. Dana took
place in the American church. On the Via Nation
ale yesterday. The secretaries OF the American
and British embassies were among the pallbearers
The church was crowded with people, all of whom
were dressed in mourning. The remains were
buried in the Protestant cemetery at Porta Pia.
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YOUTs N1ONOG1,A11

On receipt of 50 we will forward to any address
rec of charge, 500 Delicious Cigarettes,
each beautifully decorated with Monogram or name
small size, with or without mouthpiece expressly
for ladies. Please be careful in giving shipping
o'rec s1e ms. a. Aaq W L. LuCERNE 4 CO.,
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IN OTHER LANDS.
LIENS Of 6euetai Interest from ia
European Capitals.

LONDON, January 9.--The Neus under
stands that the British cabinet refuse and re.-g-
nize inconsistent with the international law IN
general aud with the Clayton Bulwer treaty in
particular claims OF the United states 10 ex-
eTcis.s entire control over the Panama canal.
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CASH DIVIDEND.

OFFICE PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.,
~ MEMPHIS, TENN, January 9, 1852
esr At meeting of the Board of Directors of this
Company, held this day. a Semf-Annual Cash
dividend of Five (5) Per Cent was declared
payable on demand. D. t. PORTER, President.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
The New Phase IL Assumed in the Sem
ate csterday-POssibly Factor in
the Next Campaign.
The Burbridge-Blackburn AfIair-De-
frees and Plumb-NOnlinatiOns
Capital Briefs.

WASHINGTON, January 9.-Congressman
Page, chairman of the house Com
merce Committee, says the assumption
on the part Of certain members that the
committee is unfriendly to the improvement
of the Mississippi river is erroneous. "He
adds: 81 think the committee, or a majority
of it, is favorable to the improvement of the
MississinDi -
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EGYPT.
me srrrArIoN cRIrIcAL.

ALEXANDRIA, January 9.-Serious COM
piicatiOns have arisen between the chambers and
the European eontroIiers-gene-aI finsncial
measures. Cherif Pasha, prime minister, is sup
ported by the army, and another demonstration is
probable. The situation is critical.
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FREAKS OF THE FLAMES.


A FSV,UVO Tire AT sFrInsheId, EIIinOis.
SRRINGFIELp, J January 9-The FIRE yester-
day caused dAmdge which is estimated at $50 coo;
insurance, slsOOO. The principal losers are
Greenwald, saloon; Fred Buehler, pictures and
picture frames: Granville Aringor. groceries; NJ.
W. Platterberg, furniture; William Glagawer.
shoes; MI; Rabbit, Judge Deal and the FOlroth
estate bnildings-
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SACKvILLE, n. B., January 9.-Mount AL
lisau Male Academy (Methodist)f of tais place
burned to-day. Loss, SIS, 900; insurance, 81" 90
AZ the inmates escaped
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THE PUBLIC PULSE
As Indicated by the Exchanges OF the
Country the Ex-
hibits Are N0t as
Satisfactory as They Might be, Still They
Compare FayOrably with Those
Of the Previous Week.

BosToN, Janusry 9.-From the Post: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at the twenty-four leading clearing
houses in the United States, twenty three be-
ing for the week ended J anuary 9TH and one
(Louisville) for the week ended January 9Th:
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DEATH ON THE MEMPHIS AND CHARL EsToN

The second accident occurred Sunday
morning on the Memphis and Charleston
road, near Bailey Station, at $50 o'clock As
the incoming train neared the station, Lewis
Hope, brakeman, jumped from the box to
fat car. His foot slipping, he fell between
the cars and a horrible result followed. His
legs were crushed to a mass and his body
torn. He was taken to Moscow, but died in
a short time.
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sIar-RouIe Bids.

J. c. Slater, chief of the railway adjust
ment division OF the postofiice department;
DaviI Haynes, chief clerk of the money
order division, and Mearch, OF the free de-
livery division, were designated by the post
master general to open, examine and sched-
ule bids received on SLsr-route contracts.
The bids aggregate over sixty thousand in
number and will require at least ten days to
open aud file them. The awards will be
m ade hsfnre The 4th Of March
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THE poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-called trocbes and thereby
upset his stomach without curing the trouble
come cough, should take our advice and use
at once DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and get well.
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Mount Allison Academy.

with contents, at Newhaven. seven miles east Of
here were totally destroyed by tre yesterday.
Loss SO GO; no insurance.
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supreme Court Decisions.

In the Supreme Court to-day, two deci-
sions were given in favor of the city of Chi
cago against claim pstentees of street pave
ment A decision was also rendered in
favor of the city Of Memphis, deciding that
The municipality has right to tax real
estate owned by the bank when not used by
the bank for its business.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

STATE NATIONAL BANK,
y MEMPHIS. TENN, December II, 1881.
- meeting OF the Stockholders of this Banl
will be held on TUESDAY, january 10 Iss2 a
tae,r bankinghouse, between the hours OF II a m
and pm, for the purpose of eleeting Thirteer
Directors to serve for the ensaius yea.
J. A. HAYES, JR., Cashier
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WhfsAy-s Work.

DETROIT, January 9.-Riley Behm,
young man of thirty, of the town of Union,
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and he Ohio VaLIey, fair
toeataer during tie dIy sl0,ry rising temperature,
falling barometer, rgids shifting to east and south.
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Cork, January "a large force OF police
and military proceeded to Mill street last evening
ii is supposed to make arrests a large scale.
Several persons have already been arrested,
causing great excitement. Ii Is said that the au-
thorites are acting on information ob.ained from
CONNER. recently arrested for having arms in the
prOsCrlbed DISTRICT, WHO has turned infOrmer.
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TENNESSEE CLUB,
Sale of Mules. One HORSE ana Wa.

a REGULAR MEETING win be held THURS
~ DAY EVENING. January 18th at 800 clock
FRANK BANKSMITH, Secretary
Sale of Mules. One HORSE and Wagons.
PY virtue of decree made by she Chaucery
ID Court in the casa of A. N. Floyd ct al VS. 4
M. Martin ct al viii, on FRIDAY, January
20. leS2 sell for cash at auction in front OF the
courthouse, ia the Taxing District or city OF Mem
phis Eight head of Mules aud One Horse and Two
Farm Two ,rse Wagons-ail of said stock; also
80 sacks StIple Cotton seed. Title believed to be
p RECT. A. j. DONElSON Receiver
Malone 4 Watson
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Newbayeo FIoDrinx -.,,..

CISCINSATI, January 9.--Gazette Fort
Wayne special; The large steam f9uring mills,
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A DENIAL.

LONDON, January "A correspondent at
pubrh he'd by the La Defence Of Paris, regard ug
Bsmarck's note to the Querinal in relation to a
congress OF the powers and the preparations of the
Pope 10 fly to Malta
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IRELAND.
TURNED INFORMER

DUBLIN, January 9.-The agent of Lord
Dunravens estate has arranged with the tenants to
appoint aIbitrators to fix fair rents.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
No. 3371-In the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee-Estate of T. L. Estes deceased vs. j.
A. Anderson, Administrator.
In this matter. it appearing from the petition of
W. ID. SOmers. filed herein, which Is sworn to- that
James A. Anderson. former Public Administrator
Of 81 elby county, who was heretofore granted let
ters of administration upon the estate OF said T. L.
Estes deceased is now nonresident of the State
of Tennessee, having removed to Texas:
1t is therefore ordered. That said James A. An.
derson make his appearance herein, at the court
house of our said Probate Court in Memphis Ten
nessee, on or before the first Monday in February
1852, aud settle his accounts as administrator OF
said T. l. Estes deceased; also. TO show cause. if
any ne have. why he should not De removed from
his office such administrator and that a CODY of
this order be pu blished once week, for four CON
seeutise weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal
This January 3, 1882
eopv-attest: OWEN DWYER Clerk
By Hugh B. Cullen, Deputy Clerk tue
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MASONIC TEMPLE
NOTICE.

MEMPHIS. TENN, January =. Iss2.'I
Of Masonic Temple Bonds will receive
payment thereof by presenting the same
TO W. W. TEACHER, Treasurer, at First
National Bank of Memphis, ON and after
the 10th instant. BY order
DAVID p. MADDEN, President.
Attest: X. C. WILLIAMSON, Sec'y.
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PAPAI AEEAIRS

NO STEPS TAKEN IN REGARD TO THE POPE.
vienna, January 9.-Monday's Reru states
rDpedn government has taken any Official or conf
dental step in regard to the Papal guarantees,
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The woman suffroge question assumed Il
sew phase in the senate to-day, which may
Indicate that it is TO become live issue in
american politics. Ga Senator Bayard's
amendment to refer the Hoar resolution to
create standing committee on woman suf
frage to the Judiciary Committee, the Re-
publicans voted mo" unanimously, and the
Democrats voted FAYE" Senator Davis
I'LL I voted with the Republicans, and the
question has thus become one of politics, as
far as the creation of the committee is con-
cerned, the Republicans supporting the reso
ution and the Democrats opposing it. The
woman's rights advocates are feeling very
much encouraged at this attitude of the
parties, and are saying that the ques-
ion OF comforting the right of suffrage
upon woman is bound to become one of the
most important political issues from
MS out, and that the Republicans in plant
ing themselves on it have assured their party
control of the country for twenty years to
come. There are some Republican senators,
however, who are not yet ready to stand
upon the woman suffrage platform. They
say they favor the creation of standing
committee to take cognizance of all matters
pertaining to this question of woman's rights,
because women are entitled TO hearing, and
that is the only way of assuring their petit
tious consideration, but if the question was
to confer the vote upon women, they would
not be ready to vote in its favor just yet.
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CONSTANCE.

To Consistency thousand fanes are reared,
10 Consistency thousand songs are sung;
The virtue honored, cherished and reyeTed!
Theme for the old, and goal to tempt the young,
Still ore we taught. like fancies 1--we and dlej
Faith, Hope and Love abide in Constancy.
Yet who that prizes Summers golden moon,
But longs for Autumn's soft pathetic grace.
Who reytls in the lavish wealIhoi June,
Nor signs to think OF ApriPs varying face
Who tired of glare. but turns 20 the warm gloom,
Where the great Yule-logs giimmer in the roomf
Whv. without change, q rift would deepen downJ
4 passing wrong would reddcn To a hate;
4 love would wither meath an angry irown,
And rash VOW take all the Strengthen Iate;
Where Copstancy might darhen, curse, eStlange,
Far tall the sunny power OF happy change!
LET Times soft magic wear away the wrath
And Patience do her perfect work al lAsi,
And Hope SOW laughing blossoms on the pain
That viii out-blOOm the nlghrs shade on inc pas,
Till All that lives and moves IN Life, wide rdugc,
Nav bless the sweet vicis,itndes OF change.