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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02

A NATION which clings to church rule and
polygamy either goes down in war or per-
ishes with dry rot.
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We should not suffer from a cough, when
lew doses Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral will
cure. Time, money, comfort, health, are all
saved bv it
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G. 1. Hoist & Bro.
chmond and DanEille Extension
SEALED PROPOSALS.

OFFICE RicrNoSD AND DASvIILE RITESEIoS Co.,
No so NORTH BROAD STREET
ATLANTA, GA. February 70 1es2
CEALED PROOFS AIS for the Graduadon, Ma
= sonry and Bridging Of that part Of the line OF
the Georgia Pacific Railway which Hes between
the town of Anniston. Calhoun county. Alabama
ION the Selma Rome and Dalton Z }. and the
city of Birmingham. Jefferson county, Alabems,
s1xty-hve miles in length, viii be received by The
Richmond and Danvilie Extension Company, Al
lis once No. 50 North Broad street. Atlanta ia
until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March, los2,
The company reserves the right 70 reject any or
all b ds-
Profles and specifications may be seen q. the
ofices of the company In Atlanta, Ga, and Biru,-
Inghan. Aa-
Gpo application at the of8ees Of the company
n Oxford and Birmingham. Ala. toforEosroo vii
be owen 70 parties wisnicg 70 exAEtre the nns.
r. a TEMPLE. Chief Engineer.
Jro W JoHrsroS, vtce-PrendeDt.
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THE New York Tribune complains that
now the horror of smallpox has abated the
abomination of walking matches has
stepped in
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Storm In Texas.

EXTREMELY palatable. and sure cure for
all malarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
Wine
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- n Send 81, 81, s. or IS for retail
xA ~ "a box, by express Of the best
Candies in America, put up
VtuE IS elegantly and strictly pure,
~ ~uEN II suitable for presents. Refers
- to all Cincinnati. Address
L. LUCERNE & CO.,
DIG and Dis West Seventh St. Cincinnati. o.
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OPPOSITION To THE RETURN OF BRADLAuGH.
LONDON, March ii. E. Redmond, home
rule member of the house of commons and
member of the Land League, will 60 to
Northampton TO advise Irish voters to op-
pose the return of Bradlaugh. A cavalry
regiment will be sent there in view of posi-
BILE disturbances. Polling takes place to-
morrow.
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A DELICIOUS medicine is DR.. Leslie's Out
nine Wine. Can be taken by children and
others, where Suinine cannot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-02

The death of two distinguished English
ladies in India from cholera has increased
apprehensionI OF possible epidemic in
Europe
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 4Sef-In the ChAncery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn W. billiard et al. vs.. W. J. Saint ct al
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn to
in this cause, that the defendants, James A. An
dersou Trustee Is resident of the state Of Texas,
and william Ellis Il resident of the State Of Ala
bsma. and that both non residents OF the state
of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
uearance herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
", in Memphis. Tenn, or before the first Mon
day in Apr J. Hs2, and plead, answer or demur
to complainant's bill or the viii be taken for
confessed as 10 them and set for hearing exparte;
and that copy OF this order be puDished once
week for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL- This oath day of February, 1882
A eopy--Attest- P J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
GIyes, g Adsms SoI. for compl'nts sat
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IRnICATIONR

For Teanessee and tie Ohio GALLEY, slightly
uurmer, fuir treathsr, Uirds mostly from south 70
vea, digit ris., foLlo,red by falling barometer.
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Masonic Notice.

RHEUMATIsNf, neuralgia. hyst' ria, female
weakness, etc., promptly cured with Browns Iron
RittprS
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OBITUARY.
Theodore KuIlaE


TheOUOre RuIIak.
BERLIN, March Theodore Kullak, the
distinguished pianist and composer, is dead.
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In me clIy OF LOuisVliIc. on
FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1872.

These drawings occur monthly Sundays except
edl under provisions of an Act of the General As
sembly Of Kentucky
The United States Circuit Court, On March Slst
rendered the following decisions:
lst-Thaf the Common wealth Dfssr1bu
ton Conn any is legal.
2d-Its drawings are fair
NB-THE COMPANY HAS NO W ON HAND
LARGE RESERVE FUND. READ CAREFULLY
THE LIST OF PRIZES FOR THE
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DIR. w. I'll. TOLLEY
Where Shall i Send Ny BOy9
Mountain Spring High School.
TRINITY, ALA, N. AND c.. R.R.

THE SECOND TERN BEGINS FEBRUARY sTH.
e.d continues TIL June 18th greet many
vor,ng men 81 this city Irono1nee il the met thnr-
ough training school IA the soutn Siaoe1s
txie1 ~ sny lne. pay IN p oporlio1
poison Hill, Of ri !, Font lie 4 Co Fer ersH,
fosues atdress JDHS A LIE P.opgtsle1.
Trinity n and c. p r. AEp@zrA-
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1855 Pr1Zee-
whole Tickets, 81
: -.--.--.--- -S4l-~
Half Tickets, 81.

Pefnit Money or Bank Draft in Letter or send by
Exp-ess DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
OK POSTOFFICE ORDER Orders of $ and up
ward BIZ Express, be our expense
Address all orders to R. II. ROARDNAS Courier,
Journal Building, Louisville, Kentucky, or r n
BOARDMAN. 500 Broadway, New York, OF No 6
Eeet CoaTt ST. MeE1uhis, Tenn.
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Trustees Sale.
PY virtue of deed of trust made to me on
ID November -, 1881, by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company. recorded in book
81 page So Registers Office of shelby county, Ten
nessee. viii sell to the highest bidder. for cash,
On tise 18TH Day OF March, ISs2,
at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
street.. City of Memphis commencing at y O'Clock
m, all of the machinery, tools and manufacturing
appliances. furniture fixtures, wagons. etc, for
maIly owned and used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the purpose OF
making or manufacturing any and all manner OF
cooperage work, the same being now situated in
the factory formally used by said company, on
what is known as the Mckinney lot, in North
Memphis. fronting on Main street, together with
all Improvements put upon said lot, which the
lessee is entitled 10 remove under the lease, as
well as the uneXpired lease held by said company
on the premises in which said property is situated.
VIII also, upon like rms, at sid time and place,
sell all the stock and material hand, both
manufactured and unmanufaetnred on said prem
Uses. consisting of lumber, staves hoops, barrels,
kegs, etc Title To said property is believed to be
perfect, though sell and convey only as trustee
J. A. HAYES, JR,, Trustee
Myers d Sueed. Attorneys
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IVIs5I14Ik -'O1 To wv " IIIHNNL.
The cabinet council has decided that Fors-
ter, chief secretary for Ireland, should not
accept the invitation to appear before the
house of lords committee TO give evidence
regarding the operation of the Land act.
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CHANCERY SALE
II e AL Il = II A II e.

No. 1907, Rim the Chancery Court OF Shelby
eouury=FzI.RreWstere ct al. ~Pestl a f.icalla,-
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the 18th day oil
October 1916 renewed November Is, 1880 and Feb
ruary 10, 1882 viii sell at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and Mas
ter's Office, courthouse Of Shelby county, Men,
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, March 4, 1852,
y ithia legal hours, the following described prop
erty situated in shelby county, Tennessee, TO witt
Certain property, known as the Germania House.
on the southwest corner of Shelby and Gayoso
in the city of Memphis and th1s described:
Frop ting ~ feet the side of Shelby street,
ana running back . feet on Gayoso street 70 an
alley.
Terms of Sale-Cash. This February TO- 1882
E. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
Smith 1. Collier, Randolph, Hammond q Jor-
dan, Solicitors sat
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate.

PrODdCt CUdTI SdIt vi htdI CSUdUos
No 426 r DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-James Davis, ST, Admins
traitor of Larry Davis, deceased, vs. James DAVIS
Jr ct al.
DY virtue of decree for sale entered in this
ID cau.e on the 18th of February, 1ss2. viii
sell at public auction, TO the highest Didaer, IN
front OF the courthouse door, on Main street,
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, March IS, 1882,
within legal hours, the following descnoed real
estate to-xit: An undivided one-haH interest In
the following tract of land lying in Shelby county
Tennessee, on tie waters of Hatchie river, con-
taipiny two hundred and ffty-eight and one half
(z5sI<l acres some Eve miles north OF lhe ely OF
Nenphfs bounded follows: On the Dorth oy
RridFewater's land and that Of Mrs Grove. on TIE
east by Dr. Prior's: on the south By sim Hsrsnss
and OF the west By the Rice tract
Terms or eele-Cssh- Tnis February 2, 15s1
OWEN DwTER, Clerk
Sysrs sneed, Soils. fer camPl'pt ~
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MEMPHIS r. A. CHAPTER, No. %, F.
WI and A. M.-Will meet in stated con N
vocation this (THU RSDAY) night, MarchNE ~
ID, AT s o clock. for dispatch of business. nv
Visiting companions fraternally invited "
By order II. B. CULLEN, II. p.
InHl HruN Secondary
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SOcieta di Unione Fratellanza ItaIIana.
THE members of the Societa di Unione Fratel-
j lama Italiana will meet at their hail. go Sec.
ond street. this (THURsDAY) night, March %, a.
: O'Clock sharp. \ full attendance is requested
as business of impol tance will be transacted.
By order A. b. VACCARO, President.
6 MkRTINOYA Secretary.
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IHHh AND.
THERE will be a meeting of the Memphis PARCEL
i Land League this (THU RSDAY) evening at
O'Clock, at No l6 Madison street. Full attend
ance is requested. Business of Importance will be
transacted.
By order THOMAS MoFFET, President.
p BOYLE, Secretary.
ITO COTTON PLANTERS II have Tor sale Oh
i my plantations at OSeeola, Arkansas, several
varieties of COTTON-SEED, preserved with espe
cial reference ( r seed. including Java Prolific
Boyd Prolific Madagorda ilk, etc. These seed
were grown the past year on the alluvial rivel
bottom lands in Mississippi county Arkansas, auo
are the product of seed shipped thence last spring,
gown the previous year on Tennessee highlands
Address,
J W. JEFFERSON < CO.,
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WASHINGTON, March 1.-The coinsge ex-
ecUted at the minis during F, b-uary was
S9.049, $50, CT which g, 800 600 was standard
silver dollsrs.
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Miner, in order to deceive the postm aster-
general and obtain an extra allowance for
expedition on the routes named, made and
swore to false statements in regard to the
number OF animals at that time engaged in
Transporting the mails on @he respective
routes and the number which would be re-
quired to carry them under the expedited
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PERSONAL.

Charlotte Cushman's cottage at Newport has been
let for the Summer season of three months for
50 900. All her beautiful antique furniture, her
statuary ard her pictures are let with the house.
Edwin c. Litchfeld. not content with founding
the observatory at Hamilton College, has just given
il So. 900 for additions and has assumed the pay
meut of the salary OF an assistant for Professor
Peters.
Senior Sagasta, the Prime Minister Of Spain, is n
vigorous and energetic speaker, and when he makes
long speech in the COri,s he rarely fails to raise
tempest lie has dark and wrinkle1 face and
small bright eyes.
The Rev. Apheus W. Wilson. of Maryland who
was recently elected rs Bishop of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, began to preach IN 1852
but for several years he practsed law. AS lawyer
he was often called upon in suits relating 10 the
titles of many Methodist churches in Maryland and
Virginia. He also read medicine in his youth. He
acknowledged power
Mr. Emerson in the days when his mind was
most darllly couded never forgot two things-his
exquisite courtesy and his love for his friends. At
one time when memory had failed him visitor
happened to mention DIR. Fu.ness, of Philadelphia
Eyes to be sure" said the Old man, with an awaken
ing of remembrance and delight, "FurneSs is my
dear friend, most lovely gentleman" And all his
old animation came back III talking of his friend.
General Joseph S. Fullerton, in bright speech at
the reunion of the Army of tho Tennessee, in st.
Louis, the other day, spoke of General Thomas as
the man who as a brigade. division. corps and army
commander never sustained reverse OF
Chickarnauga he said that the facts now known
show that it was at least drawn battle if not for
us victory. OF he battle OF Franklin he SAID that
"On the little earthwor S which we hurriedly
threw up the enemy pproached-lndeed after he
was III sight-wIthln the short space OF two hours
fell seven general officers of the C0nfederateS."
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GENERAL NOTES.

Monroe III. ROsentield, alias Ed. c. Hurst,
fenced to two years Imprisonment last week in Indian
apOs for passing forged money orders. This melan-
cAoly termination OF active career Will add new
patnos the song see thai my graves kept green,
Of which the convict is said to be the author
The popular condemnation of Louise Michels
melOdrana, Nadine" recently produced In Paris,
displeascd friends the ultra Socialists that
Der OF them formed themselves into Committee OF
Theatrical Vengeance" pledged to create disorder III
play requented by decent people They selected
the Renaissance the OF their first operations and
wrote to the citizen manager" Of that theatre that he
would receive an early visit from the committee Tie
manager arranged 10 give the avengers warm
welcome but reports they had not appeared.
Alas, poor Peekskill! This is the way in
which The Blade exposes the condition of musical taste
in that pretty village: "On Thursday night last, the
very best musical entertainment ever given IN our vii
lage came Oh Dramatic Hall The entertainment was
given by artists whose In demand ut weekly
saares of from $3.50 to S400 during the opera season
ANA The tenor Sig Erneste BaldanZa, intimate friend
Of Campanini aud his acknow cdsed superior has re-
celyed from stakosch Others $3.50 per night has
also the prma donna, sgnora Maria Car
pita; aud yet this company played in Peeksklll to
A So so house Shades OF Maybeer, Donizetti
and Others look down upon In pity
IL this company had had with them a
Jack ass and Two beef hounds, Peekskl would have
been tckled to death, and full house would have
greeted the entertainments but bringing with them only
arstclass talent II was doubtless far beyond the
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declared that the necessity had passed anu
that the resort to fraud or violence must cease.
Hence there is the strongest reason for giving
prompt and candid attention to evidence OIL
fraud in that quarter. Therefore, when Demo-
cratic members iilibuster in order to prevent
any decision in such cases, they will convince
ali honest men of both parties that they do so
because they dare not let the truth DC kno"n
or have justice done.
1t was said in Democratic caucus that tne
extraordinary timidity shown by the kepuon-
cans, whenever filibustering was threatened,
gave reason to believe that any decision OF
contested cases at this session could be pre-
vented. 1t is well that the Republicans know
in what contempt they are held by their adver-
saries. If they do their duty, the Democrats
will be forced to abandon filibustering, or to
assume the responsibility of blocking pubic
business in order to rob the people OF repre-
sentation If they take that responsibility 1t
oupht to be fatal to them, and will be II the
people are worthy of representation.
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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1882.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Repression bill was debated in the
House of Commons yesterday. - Lieutenant
Danenhower and his companions sailed for New
York - The French and English squadrons
have sailed from Suda Bay to Alexandria -
Three men were burned to death In steamer Oh
the st. Lawrence River yesterday. - Details
are given of the effects of the Jewish emigration
upon the revenues of Russia. - Mr.. Sargent
United States Minister to Germany, presented his
credentials to Emperor William yesterday.
CoNGREss.-In the Senate yesterday the Five
Per Cent Land bill further discussed, but went
over without action. - In the House the Bank
Charter Extension bill considered; several
amendments were proposed and some were adopted !;
the bill went without further action
DoMEsTIC.-The Greenback Convention at Har.
risburg. PENN nominated State ticket yesterday
- Six persons were injured by collision be-
tween two steamers which were racing near Cleve-
land Ohio - Dr. Herrick johnson, of Chicago,
was elected Moderator of the Presbyterian General
Assembly. - Members of the cOroner's jury tes-
tifed in the murder trial at New-ilaven, Conn.
- Katie Creel won the Kentucky Oaks at the
Louisville races.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A passenger who arrived
on the Wisconsin on Wednesday was taken
before the British ul-General yesterday
on suspicion that he was connected with
the Dublin asSaSSlnS. - Johh Jay, UeUISe
William Curtis, Joseph II. Choate and Others
made addresses at the Alpha Delta Phi DIN
ner. - Preparations were completed for the
hanging Of leighton. 80 The National Board Of
Fire Underwriters held its annual meeting. "A
Frenchman shot himself in the Church of the An
nunciation in Fourteenth-st. 80 The trustees Of
the Slater Fund held their first meeting. - A Ger
man Immigrant who had been retained in service
against her will was released. - suit has been
brought against James r. Keene and other we'll
known Wall Street men, who are charged with fraud
ulent misrepresentation. - Gold value OF the
egaltender silver dollar 4129 grains, o7.91 cents.
- Stocks were rather more active and anerally
lower. closing steady at some recOveries.
The Manufacturers local observations in
dictate warmer and fair clear weather. possibly
followed late in the day by increasing cloudiness.
Thermometer yesterday Highest, SO; lowest.
44o ; average, 81 l20.
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smmon Of citizens that they lacked appreciation
Oritorios are what we run on. Give us conglomera
stand and transported to third heaven Of sub
UNITY ana we imagine little angels are feeding
pound cake and honey II there De sucn thing ~
Inc ertcle It's possible that appreciation OF the Der.
formers 10 carried 10 the verge OF enthusiasm and Ia
NOS certain that the shade Of Maybe would answer
10 That spelling OF Ete name but, unsteady speaking
there Ia absolutely nothing left Of Peeksx.
Although unhappily accustomed to an esthete
in breeches the country Ia be shocked Of
the spectacle OF sgnOsuc IN tights. Such was thu
gise under which the Rev. George c. Mn late pastor
OF Unity Church in Chicago, appeared before a
dozen OF bis friends in private paror Of the Grand
Pacific Hotel last Monday evening. His object was TO
get their opinion Of his qualifications for the stage "Hs
wore his long black hair smoothly oiled and brushed
back from his forehead" The Chrago Heraii "ais
face, which was smoothly shaven was powdered heay-
N.Y. and touches Of stage paint dimy visible. His
neither limbs clothed in black tights while the up
per portion OF his body envelOped IN the regulation
scfnbre doublet At his side suspended sword in
black scabbard tipped with brass. Accompanying him
Tas Miss Blanca Pick the young eocutionist, who was
dressed in a white satin robe, and who was 20 play
Ohettd 10 his Hanet The portion selected by Mr. Min
for his private exhibition the second with
ODheltd Mr.. Minis voice was, tho WHOLE clear
and distinct IN enuncatiOn when In the pulpit but
In places the Of the role caused him ~ lose his
courage and hs voice faltere1 His gestures were in
many rcspec, tboae Of minister rather than those of
an actor, aud we're often labored and ungraceful In
addition, many u hs motions he attempted TO Dor.
tray the insanity II the Danish prince were those Of
nouht"Dant ~ csnsed many ~ hs auditors to smile
broadly. Mr. Min. n IL aid has not fully determined
whether or not be will adopt the dramatic profession in
the future but the decision " III bc made In week or
two, and Ia the meantime he will study perfect him
sellh the parts ne conte nplates playing"
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In 1860, when sundry Democrats found that they
could not have their way they proceeded to
take up arms against the Union. In 1879. when
sundry Democrats found that they could not have
their own way they endeavored to starye the Gov
eminent to death In 1882, when sundry Demo-
crats-there were fourteen of them-fOund that they
could not have their way they sat in their seats
in the Senate of the State of NewYork and in
shameless violation of one of the rules of that body
refused to vote at all for the Railroad Commission
bill. In these three instances, in many others,
Democracy has taught by example that it cannot
be trusted. determination not to respect the will
of the majority was the handspring OF its action i'll
1860. And so too it was the handspring of the ac-
ton of the fourteen Democratic Senator's These
Senators differ from their brethren who bolted the
election OF Lincoln in degree only, and not in kind.
The action of all of them was founded upon fla
grant denial of a cardinal American prncip!e-the
right of the majority to rule