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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18
NEWS AND VIEWS.

Charity begins a. home, but should moi
stay there all the time.
The other day $4,000 was bid for a full
membership Of the Men York Cotton Exchange
The rice crop of the Gulf States. it is said
will reach one hundred and twenty million
bushels.
Be on time. Some people have never vel
been able to be on hand at the precise tine they
promised.
Resistance 10 the Land act in Ireland has
resulted in filling the prisons. ANY other benefit
is not visible.
The reason the Dead sea ia dead ia said to
be because it is always receiving and giving
out anything.
Beaufort county, South Carolina, this year,
in addition to Stste taxes, paid into the State
treasury, as phosphate royalty, Sos, $40 So
The Chicago hank clearings for last week
foot up total of s54, 40 406 40. being about sI0-
goo 600 more than for the corresponding week last
year.
A Texas Judge knocked six months off a
ninety nine years sentence in order to show the
prisoners friends that he was willing to give him
chance
In his proposed revision of the constitu-
ton OF France, Garnbetta includes bis great
scheme OF the scrutiR de ite. Defeat does not dis
courage Gambetta-
The Massachusetts, General Hospital is the
Oldest in the country, except the Philadelphia
for patients in 1871.
The Coal Trade Journal estimates the out
put OF anthracite in ISL at twenty-eight million
two hundred and fifty thousand tons, the largest
quantity ever mined.
Live as long as you may" said Southey,
the first twenty years the longest half of your
life and what Is Sown then viii be reaped when
the harvest time comes"
The Girard fund for the support of the
Girard College, Philadelphia, amounted last year
70 100000 With improved business, Il IS said IL
viii easily net 81 ,000, 900 in 1852.
A banquet was given at the Grand Pacific
MOTEL, Chicago, on Monday night. in observance OF
the one hundredth anniversary Of the birth of
Thomas Wildey, founder Of the l. o. o. F.
The estimates of the Florida orange crop
vary widely. Colonel Elliott, of Jacksonville puts
the number al forty-five million, while the Palatka
Journal says 1t will reach eighty-four million.
The war ever the movable "do" system of
music has broken out in the Philadelphia news
papers, and 1t is likely 10 rage like the smallpox.
II Is virulent disease, We know from expert
ence.
The word character comes from a term
which means TO engraye upon or to cut in Char
acter is that inner substsI tal ana essential quail
lily which Is wrought into the very soul and makes
man what he actually is.
1owa's permanent school fund amounts 10
1851. l23 81 and she has ten thousand seven hun
d-ed and forty one ungraded schools and five hun
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!. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee.
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF the terms of Trgst Deed executed
ID TO by Z. II Poindezter, c. g. Poindexfer
and wife. Lula Z Poindexter, X. Poindextsr and
wife sarah A. POindex;er. " q. Pondexter and
T. & POiDde rter, on Iith Of April, Isl, and re-
corded in Book 10. page I'll to rs. Of Registers
Once of Feyette county. Tenn and at the request
Of the benetclaE1es mentioned therein, We VIII,
Friday, 2sth day of January, Iss2,
at y m. on the plIiorm IN front of T. depot. at
Mason Depot, Upton county. Tenn. sell al public
auction, for east, 70 The highest bidder tie fol
loving = Fl sEd personal property certain
tact OF land Gtna1ed il the Civic District No. OF
Feyetts county. Tenn. ROUNDED and described -
follows BEGINNING at the = rthezst corner Of the
late J. II klcxn'E original tact Of land; thence
south to The northwest corner Of 6In- A RiYes's
5e0acre tract: thence east with sid Nm- Hives
line 70 a stEks Jas. Z. AzsOn's fdeoezsedl gest
line; thence nortR with jas. Z Asson's line 10
VIM A R.vGsis line a stake 10 the SomerF5ile
and Randolph rozd: thence west with the said
road 70 the beginning which tract cont a,uE 800
scrc< Also = hea1 Of no sel and mules. which,
together iIh the above deseLi5ec land. ere more
fully described N Trust DEED Of L Il POludex-
ter ct al toJ " Ashners trustee, aud recorded In
Book page III OF the Kssi-ier's Oiles Of FsYette
county Tenn. 70 whieh reference il here made
Also 10 head Of muIes, as follows: bay rnui--
black, 8 sorrei. mouse colO-ed mule. and ne
two hotze Esgcn- AL equity Of redeTnE ton. hone
Eresd nd dCTeIsEc expressly valve IN al 4 rrEt
bed and the tide iz believed 70 be good. but Ts
sell az trustees only. VA a COLLIER,
j. ", AsEAEkr Trustees.
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THE APPEAL FOR 1882.

In issuing rs prospectus for 1882, tie AP-
PEAL has but one promise to make, and thai as,
determination to maintain is character and rank
IN the forefront Of American neuspaPers. The
APPEAL IS noto regarded az enc Of The in
sitltions Of the South. rs history for The pat
fort-ons years Is The history Of The dereiopBaent q
southern hought Southern politics, Southern in
dGstry and Southern literature, and its syppd-
nies and aims Wil be the same IN The future
The paper WH continue 10 be the constant refer
OF The most reliable Intelligence obtaindblc from
all part5 Of The wo1 ID. II toiN remain inJseriJt,
Democratic btd its space ViH be mainly devoted
10 nsUs, he interest Of agriculture, trade, cont
merce BlaHufaettaes, internal in.prOUement he
Development Of Southern resources and al branches
Of industry. While ahOass on The alert for The
Ldtest intelligence, Il UiR GUOid he mere sensational
and tciN nerer pdRder 10 ritidted tories. The
APPEAL Is specially devOted 10 The interests Of
1eHRessee and Memphis, IFS great commercial
por-i1m and tcU tLse Us best abilities 10 promote
both Il realizes that The future empire Of tbs
country lies IN the South aud Wei o1sd IciA labor
10 combine tie political and business reLatioHs o.
these tlOO sections in inducing the legislation Of
Congress for improving tis navigation Of The Mis-
sissiippi riUer and is tributaries.
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HORRIBLE.
Man Murdered by His Wife and Two
Sons.

WASHINGTON, IND, January 17.-This por,
ton of Wayne county is much excited over a
supposed murder, the victim being David II.
Smith, and the perpetrators supposed TO be
be his wife and sons. He has been missing
about ten days, and the neighbors, suspecting
foul play, made search, and on Saturday
found his body in a well partly covered with
boulders. Bullet holes were in his head.
The wife and two sons were arrested at once.
The neighbors say that Smith was habitually
mistreated by his wife and sons, and yesterday
the little children said they were locked in a
bedroom one night about the time their
father disappeared; th at they heard two shots
in the kitchen and two in the back yard.
Blood was found on chair in the garnet and
on the gate posts. The coroner's investiga-
ton has not yet ended. Dan Smith, who is
supposed to have done the shooting, tainted
when the body was brought in, but his
mother was not moved.
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THE PLYMOUTH PASTOR.
RetraciiOn rrsm the Rev. Henry Ware
Beecher.

New YORK, January 1.-THE Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, in beginning his sermon Sum-
day, referred to his New Year sermon, "The
Public Schools of Brooklyn" and read the
following:
A sentence in a recent discourse delivered by
me in this place has been widely construed rem
deripg liable 10 suspicion large body of citizens
holding official relations under our municipal gov
eminent. / regard the sentence as fairly liable TO
such criticism, and therefore disavow any such
intent. and annul the sentence. Especially do
regret with emphasis any such construction of my
language shall throw suspicion upon the
integrity of this large and honorable band Of
women who teach in our public schools, whose la
bors and often thankless services l have never
failed to admire and commend. The more emphs L
ically to disclaim all wish intent to bring innO-
cent parties under suspicion, revoke such sem
fences. and desire that they should be as If they
had never been ut.ered / do it unsolicited by any
party aggrieved, of my own desire, as publicly as
| made them, and in the same place. Amen.
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ano,hern ,xn.teh.

CINcINSATI, January ia special to the
TEmes-StoT from Richmond, Indiana, says:
The sheriff as placed Mrs. Smith and her
two sons in Jail. On the way Dan Smith
confessed that he committed the murder
alone; that his mother and brother had no
part in it and no knowledge that it had been
committed He says they quarreled about
horse belonging TO Mr.. Smith, which Dan
had sold, and that he shot his father and
then broke his skull with a hammer, and
dragged him TO the well and threw his
IL
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of q Deed of Trust made TO me- as
ID trustee, By T. B. Ward on the Ist day Of
April, ISL ana recorded in The RegisteTs Office OF
Shelby OuntT. Tenn. I'd Of April. 1871, in Book
lS5. page 526. id deed being executed 70 secure
certain Indebtedness therein set out and defzulf
having been made, WILL according 70 the terms
of the d. ed. and at the Te9ueSt of the beneheia-
ries, betwt en- the hours Of u u. and o'clock D. N
Saturday- the 2sth Of January 1852.
on the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District Shelby county Ten
uessee. sell al public outery. TO the highest and
best bidder for cash. ceTtsin lot psrsl Of land
in said District, described follows: Being one
fifth q5l interest IN lot in ock 30 lot No. & and
of shelby street aud running back, between par
allel lines, 80 feet 70 an alley; bounded on the
south By lot owned by Mrs. Adoie Bowie, ana on
the north by lot owned by J. E S:anton said
Ward being seized and possessed OF said One-ffth
interest through his father, the late j. Il H. ard,
deceased Equity Of redemption waived. The
purchaser the sale viii acquire absolute title
The latter believed TO be good, but sell and
yey only as trustee.
r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, Trustee.
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A BROKEN WHEEL
The Cause of the Latest Railroad Catas.
trOphe-4n Express Train Preci.
pitated Over
Twenty-FoOt Embankment-List OF Gas
ualties-A Close Call for
Many.

CHICAGO, Ill, January Ian Inter
Ocean special says the ST. Louis express on
the Dubuque division OF the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul railway, while near
Lansing, Iowa, broke a wheel on the smok-
ing-car, which threw off the track the smok-
ing-car and ladies' car, directly behind, in
juring more or less twenty passengers; none
fatally except three, who will probably die
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

VIRGINIA has its Malone, South Carolina
its Mackey, Georgia its Speer, Alabama its
Lowe, Texas its Jones, and now Arkansas
comes forward with Clayton. The Phila-
delphia Times says: "The indications are
that Ex-senator Clayton is to be the sub
sidiary president for Arkansas. He has
promised to make the State solid if the
President will let him manage the patronage
as Subsidiary President Malone manages it
for ViroiniaV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

IGNORANCE and prejudice have hitherto
worked great injury to the South. The
proof of this lies in the character of the
crude and illy-digested legislation of the
States. But the best proof of it comes home
to us in the wonderful progress since 1850
under the free-labor system, and notwith-
standing decimating civil war. This should
make every man pause and think.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

New York city s22,OO0,0 0O-SI4, 100000 OF
the amount being defaulted personal taxes.
The defaulted taxes of Memphis almost
reach total of s., 100000, an amount that
has grown at the expense Of the prompt tax
payers, the people whe believe that their
obligations to the State are to be as honora-
bly, aud honestly discharged as any of those
incurred in business or in social life.
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A Leading Professor Speaking Of Sensi-
bic People.
!. s.. the prominent Eastern medical

DIR. s., the prominent Eastern medical
lecturer says Every day sensible people come TO
me com planning Of their health being broken down.
The answers 10 my inquiries always are.Tnat
surnise-narure's laws have been totally disre-
garded; consequently the blood, the stream Of life,
becomes con taminsted-and as result OF this
blood poisoning. find dyspepsia and oisordered
accompanied by headache, nervous debility, and
other impaired organic portions, often yerg1ng on
proper health and strength, and my friends in
The profession have recommended Browns Iron
Bitterx-they act 50 mildly and soothingiy, never
leaving any unpleasant atIerefects, strengthening
the Organs OF digestion, and permanently relsoy.
biifry No remedy IN the East gives such COED sal.
isfacron as Brown Iron Bittsrz, ard e. druggists
can procure II for you Don't be psrslladed 70
a subStfr,ts This remedy contains no alcohol add
is the only preparation sf iron that does no
hLackeQ the feerh ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

Who will introduce a bill to put cotton
ties and cotton machinery on the free list /?
Both cotton growers and cotton spinners are
interested in that, and every saving in the
cost OF production will give us better
chance to drive England out of the South
American and the Eastern markets which
the British spinner has controlled. Who in
Congress is brave enough to labor for this
measure of relief for the cotton trade?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

The following States will elect governors
this year: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colo
RADIO, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas,
Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan. Ne
braska. Nevada, New Hampshire, New York Penn
sylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas.
OF these twelve States have Republican governors,
and eight Democratic
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The PreeIous METALS.

SAN FRANCISCO, January I7-Annual
product of precious metals in the Staets and
Territories west of the Missouri river, in
Guiding British Columbia: Receipts at San
Francisco from the west coast of Mexico, re-
ported to Wells s Fargo-gold, S31 500 $50 /;
silver, 81, OF, s29. California shows an in
crease in silver and decrease in gold; Ne
vada shows a falling off, Utah, Colorado and
Arizona show an increase.
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WilbOr's Compound of Pure COd-Liver
Oil and Lime,

The advantage of this compound over the
plain oil is that the nauseating taste of the
oil is entirely removed, and the whole rem
dered palatable. The offensive taste of the
oil has long acted as a great objection to Its
use; but in this form the trouble is obviated
A host OF certificates might be given here TO
testify TO the excellence and success of Will
boris C9d-Liver Oil and Lime; but the fact
that it is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty is sufficient. For sale by A. b. Viii
Dor, chemist, Boston, and by all druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

The "Fables" which were first published
in the New York World and afterward found
their way to an appreciative public in book
form. handsomely illustrated by Church,
have been republished in London as the
work of Bret Harte, who did not write a line
of them. Mr.. flanagan, an accomplished
New York journalist, is the author. The
London pirate ought at least to have put his
name on the title page
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

TIE Chicago Tribune says it was General
Porter and "the Mcclellan gang that downed
Pope" Rot and rubbish, as the Mobile
Register says, it was Pope's incapacity and
the military genius of Robert E. Lee and
Stonewall jackson were the causes Of his
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

pY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed TO me on
ID the LIST day of April, 1851, by NJ. G. Tobin &
Co., will,
Monday. the IG:h day of January, 1882,
the southwes. corner Of haiu and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District OF Shelby county,
Tennessee. b.tween legal hours. sell for cash to
the highest bidder, the following personal prop
erty: horze ard 10 mare mules, II sets dray her-
ne $, Ia drAys-e single and double. make the
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 trustee.
r DUDLEY FRAYSER Trustee
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NERvo Us DEBILITY


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Retail Druggists, 215 Main street, Memphis, Tenn
orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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The Vanderbilt Obsever a college paper,
edited and managed. we presume, by the stu
dents, in an article on Poetry in the South"
says truly that "the South has no illustrious
record in American literature. Her prose
writers are few, and her poets not numerous"
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GHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
R Z A H Il y TAT II
on OPENED BIDDIsGs.

No. Sss5-In tie Chancery Court Of Shelby coun ty-
q G Graham rs John f. Watkins e al.
Df virtue 81 an inter .oeatOry decree for sale
ID entered IN The above eanse o. the - b Jsnu-
airy ,lss2 viii sell at ubiic auction 70 the highest
bidder, in front Of the CieTk and Masters ofnce
Courthouse Of Shelby county. Of Memphis. Tenn,
On Saturday, January n. 1889,
within legal hourE. the following described prop
eFty, situated IN Shelby county. Tenn. to-gft- Be
ing Fart n section range !. ana BEGINNING Al
Jesse B-i1zea northwest corner and J. g. uOrnes
east lRe. thence east 80 chains 70 q stake;
thence north y - chains 70 - te; thence cas- 10
chat 70 stake; then z $50 chains Z. a stake
thence west = i cla4ls 70 stzkes thence south
. - ct-iIls 70 stake tileDce east d chains
stake. thence souta = chains 70 e stake IA Clear
creek- thence E1uth % chains - the beginning
clnta41s1Z: 8 all ~ 5f.lJg acres-
Z. J. BLACK. ClerE and 1IsstSr,
eathsJi0rd & EsLss. soIs. for complain.
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SAN Francisco, January IA suit wa,
instituted to-day in the Superior Court by
VIM. c. Walker, against the Raymond q Ely
Mining Company, Chas. McDermott, Chas
Mayne, John w. Roberts, T A. Hussey and
NJ. J. French. The complainant charges
that the defendants, as directors, conspired
together to defraud the stockholders Of the
company, and asks judgment in the sum OF
100000 for the use of the stockholders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

THE mayor of Rome declares he would
rather see the Eternal City" in ashes than
subjected to paPd authority. Being the
representative of the Roman people, he init
mates that he especially represents them in
this view
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LOST AT SEA.
The British Schooner weather-Gaugs
Goes TO the BOttom-Loss OF Life.

New ORLEANS, January 1.-THE steamer
City of Dallas, from Belize, brings news OF
the loss OF the British schooner Weather
Gauge, off Callron's Point, in a squall. She
vas loaded with twenty-five mules and ten
passengers, and was on her way from Omoa
for Belize. She was running under light
breeze at II o'clock at night on December
3lst, with all sails set, when she was struck
by whirlwind. The vessel was lifted by
the stern and went down by the bow and
sunk. Captain Alvarez, the mate and crew,
Mr.. Stspleton's servant and a passenger
named Henriques chung to the mast, and
finally picked up a floating log and made
their way ashore. Nothing was saved and
the following named passengers were lost:
Devsre Stapleton and NJ. Hayden, of the
Honduras railway; Eliza Mejgham, Rebecca
Bellide and child, and John Augusta Fred
erick Hulzand, Spanish boy.
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Colonel Waddell telegraphs the Raleigh
On. c. Observer follows: The rumor publish d
by you yesterday in regard to as the Malone OF
North Carolina is ridiculous. / criticise Demo-
cratic blunders as 1 please. but they furnish no
sufficient reason for deserving to the enemy"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

CRUDENEss in craftsmanship is curse to
the people. No man should attempt to speak
to the masses unless he is thoroughly
equipped and has the figures and facts to re-
inforce his conclusions and advice
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&The chairman OF the low-tax, reputation,
Wilson, boiling committee says, the Knoxville
Chronicle states it is bad weather for black snakes
that they don't go into their holes with the
promptness he had expected when he pronounced
his memorable etiict.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

Congress is hostile TO the Immigrant rail-
roads, who have not finished their lines in the
time specified in their contract when the land
grants were extended TO them. Several bills have
been introduced in the House repeating the acts
which gave land grants to non-complying roads
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-01-18

One Of the n.ost important subjects with
which this Congress will have TO deal is the renewal
or extension of the charters OF the national banks