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A BLACK LOTHARIO.
The Strange InfatustiOn Of YeUag and
Pretty White Girl Tor Full.
BlOOded Negro.
4 Wife Burns Her Home anu EiOpes-
The Dukes.Nutt Tragedy-The
Formers Brutal Letter.
LITTLE Rock, June Il

LITTLE Rock, June I5.-At Warner Sta
ton. on ghs Little Rock and Mississippi rail
rosd, Thursday night, during desperate
afray in saloon between J. W. Dser,
white man, and John Smith, = negro, white
msn named II. W. Knight vent to DgsPs
assistance, shot the negro dead, and fed
thrburh II :. wooda
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Protested HIS Innoccnce 10 the asst.

DETROIT, June ia man named Msr-
ner, believed 10 be tue person who Outraged
and stabbed little Netlie Lyon, at Cheb0Y-
gan, Tuesday night last wss taken from he
jail at that place last night ~ mob Of 500
snd hung. The little girl Identified him a.
her a-sailant, but he maintained his inno-
csnce, even alter being let down 10 a confts
sion could be extracted from him.
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BRIGHT TALKS.

John Blight, responding to the speech of
Granville at the banquet given the former at
Birmingham last night, dweit on the necefs;-
ty of extending freedom OF trade and fran
chse. Referring to India, ne said he hoped
the Marquis of Ripou, ViceEoy, would be
supported in carrying out a policy OF
wisdom and justice. He reprobated the
course of the obstructionists IN the Commons,
who, he said, allied with the Irish rebel par.
~, were doing their UTMOST to make it i'm
possible for the House to do any work.
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CHILL Ard PERU.
TERMS OF PEACE BETWEEN THE TWO coUN-
LIMA, June I5.-The following particulars
relative 10 the terms of neace are pubIished

-
LIMA, June I5.-The following particulars
relative TO the terms Of peace are published
here, taken from letters stolen from the spe-
cial courier en- rOute to Gen. Igiesias: Chill
will not forfeit the DEGREES about guano
and saltpeter, issued Feb ruary 9th and March
20, 1882; that the net profits of 100000
tons, dednctlng expenses, be equally divided
between Chilisn and 2 eruvian bondhold'rs.
These profile are only TO come out Of the
islands now being woti ed; as future mines
found in the annexed territories belong eX'
ciuslvely to Chill, who eau dispose OF such
newly discovered ninei, at will; Chilli does
not hold herself resp oRnible for any Indebted
ness Of Peru. Chill holds the sovereignty of
the Lobos Islands until sufficient gusno is
extracted to fulfill the sale OF l 100000 tons !;
when the treaty is ratified, Chilli turns over
TO Peru fifty per ent. of the net proceeds
from the Lobos Islands. Lastly, the COM
mercial relations and indemuities to CHILEAN
citiz ms will be di Icussed afterward.
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TOLEDO, June I5-Postcfice Inspectors
J. H. Brown and w. W. Perry, Of Cleveland,
his morning arrested George Morrison, night
distribn iDg-clerk in the postoffice here,
charged with robbiag the malls For more
than year past varous business firms have
lost valuable letters, and it became evident
that some one was opening the letters and
destroying them sitter GpproPriaging the
moneyed contents. Suspicion fell upon Nor
rfsUu, ana ri1i- mUruiug he WISE detected 10
the act. Upon being arrested be made fall
confession OF his guilt. He waa committed
10 await an examination before the United
States Commissioner. The amount Of his
peculation ia not known.
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ENG. ann

LONDON, june 15.-Ibe Commons lsst
night passed The bill providing for grants TO
Lord Alcester admiral Seymour) and L)rd
Wolsely, for services rendered during the
war in Eyypt
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Horsrord's .eia Phosphate
IMPARrs NEW LIE AND v1GoR.

D.. 5. f. Newcomer, Greenfield, o., says:
fla the cases OF several sged men, who com
planned Of iorgeifulness and characterization
to think, move or De spoken 10, or harrassed
in any way, they told me it impaired rev
life and yigor.n
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,.,.aud lodge OF 5000 rempIars.

Hal IrAx, june 15.-The Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars of the World adopted the
report of the Committee on Color Question,
rsioicin,E in the vindication of the funda
mental principles of the oreer by the insi
tuiion of the order in fourteen out OF fifteen
Southern States in America. The session
then close d.
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'she Adventures or a. fx-Senafor and
s-z HTS --NiecS-"


ST. PAUL, June ia Minneapolis reno TT
to 1he -Rionskz-Rreas -sags- Ihas-tcx.Laitsa
States Senator John j. Patterson, president
Of the London aud New York Construction
Company, arrived a. the Nicollet House on
Friday last, accompanied by young lady,
whom he registered as Miss Rogers and rep
resented at the hotel as his niece. He asked
for adjoining rooms and was given, instead,
rooms on the opposite side of the hail. On
The moraing following his arrival the ex-
Senator left for Fargo, Miss Rogers remain
Jog al the hotel. The ex Senator returned
TO Minneapolis on Monday, and again BE-.
came imporiunate in his demand for con-
Meeting suite of rooms and was placed under
the ban of suspicion, which was confirmed
when he innocently left an order for $3.50
o'clock call at No. %, utterly upmindfui OF
the fact that he wac assigned TO another room
Soon sitter 10 O'Clock TWAS discovered how
ever, that he was joint occupant Of No. rs
with Miss Rogers, and The couple we're or
dered to leave the house. Toilets were has.
tIly made, trunks hurriedly packed, and un-
Gle and niece are supposed TO have lett on a
train for St. Paul, but took instead hack
for the Clark House, where hsckman rep
resented that be had az old gentleman and
his nice, who had just arrived on late
train and wsnied two rooms. They were 81
their disposal, and particularly expressing
his desire for two rooms, the ex Senator wa.
assigned to No. and Miss Rogers to No. T.
Soon after the discovery was made that one
room had suddenly seemed sufficient, aud
the ex- Ex-senator was again invited to take q
walk. This morning he took Miss Rogers
under his protecting care and the two sough
accommodations in one of the hotels in ST.
Paui
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ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Application was
made about o'clock this afternoon in the
Probate Court By the attorney for Mrs Mary
Manning, one of the heirs of the Ford estate,
of which the missing Ex-Judge Chester II.
KUN was administrator, for the appoint
ment OF another person TO take charge of the
estate. The attorney stated that he, from an
examination OF the reeorcs, found that false
statements had been filed in court. Mira
Manning, in an interview, stated that Krum
had 100000 to $50 900 which was due her;
that he had fsild TO make any statemen,
with her for three years; that his replies to
her Inquiries we're all evasiye, etc Clarence
Neweomb, Of rhiele's Detective Buresu, re-
turned to-day, and confirmed his pregious
statement that Krum had travelled With MIN
from S an Francisco TO OGDEN Krum was
registered at the Palace Hotel, San Fran
cisco, under the name of james Rally, and
Travelled nader that name. His ticket was
for Salt Lake City, but at Ogden he suddenly
changed has mind, and, saying he would 60
10 Park City, mining town in Usab, gave
Newcomb the slip. Nothing has been heard
OF Krum's whereabouts since.
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Non drink, not sold in bar rooms, but
reliable, Bon-aleoholic tonic medicine, use
iul st all times and in ali seasonz, is Browns
Iron Bitters.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.


kpproxime ton Prizes Of $3.50. .......-. $3.50
Approximation Prizes OF 6O0........--- 4501
Approximation Prizes OF 25Q......--... 2,25C
1867 Prizes, amounting to................s soc
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
ONLY 70 the once of the Company In New Orleans.
Edr further Information, write clearly, giving
tul address,. Send orders by Express or Regis
ter Letter, or Money Order. addressed only 70
n. :. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La, or
". :. DAUPHIN, COZ seventh street,
Wellington. -. a., or No. @ West Court
SIS ..ef. N . mphfs. Tenn.
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The Nu.s.Dakes killing.

PIrTsBURe, June 15--A Chronicle spe-
cial says that quiet reigns ouce more in
Uniontown. Young Mutt wac visited again
to-day by his mother and two unoles.
.ia, as he ia fsmilisrly known, takes
his imprisonment easy, and says moth
ing about the tragedy excepting to counsel.
The Hon. VI. II. Pisyford is preparing pc
titioD, which will be presented 10 the Court
tomorrow, asking the release Of Mutt. There
is considerable speculation as TO what the
Court will do in the premises. TIE best
legal talent is at sea concerning the matter.
DUKEss BRUTAL LETTER
The following letter was produced and read
in court when Dukes was on trial for the
murder Of Capt. Mutt, and which was The
cause OF the tragedy, the father going 10 the
room Of Dukes 10 demand satisfaction for
the gToss Insult offered him:
lRead this In Privstal
USIoFrowN, PA, December 4, 1857.
Capt. A. c. Mutt, Harrisburg, Pa;
DEAR SIR-Ihe matter am about 10 COM
munioate 10 you Is sad, painful and marvel
| Gus, and il there was any possible way TO
! avoid it l ahould be only too glad to escape
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CoEyEEs GA-Dr. w. II. Lee Gays:
"Browa's Ir on B,tters is good medicine and
many sre lising If 10 this place"
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HOP BITTERS.
Advertising Cheats

IL has become 40 com mon to write tho
beg nping OF an article, ia an elegant, inter-
est % manner,
fhen run it into some advertisement,
that sc avoid sli ouch,
And simply call attention TO the merits
of Hoo Bilters in as plain, honest terms as
possible,
To induce people
To give them one trial, which 80 proves
Their value that they will never use any
thiag else" -:
9 rHE REMEDY so favorsbly noticed 10 all
the raper',
Religious and secular, is
Having large sale, and Is supplanting
ali other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues Of the
Hop plant, and the proprietors Of Hop Bit
tiers have shown great shrewdness
:" And ability
"Iu compromising medicine whose vir-
tues are go palpable to every ones observa-
to-.
Did She Die?
"She fingered and suffered along, pining
aw y all the time for years."
The doctors doing her no good"
And at last wac cured BY this Hop Bit
ter The papers say 30 much about"
Indeed Indeed p
How thankful We should be for that med
ici -" -
A Daughters Misery.
Eleven years our daughter suffered on a
bed II misery,
From a complication oil kidney, liver
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility.
Under the care of the best physicians,
f" Who gave her disease various names,
4" But no relief,
4" AUD now she is restored 10 US in good health
by as simple 4 remedy as Hop Bitters that we had
stunned Tor years before using 1.-THE PARKNrs
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chilli AND PERU.
The Terms OF the Treaty OF Peace as
Finally Agreed Upon by the
Two Powers.
The New Prussian Church Biii-Amer-
ieaa Arehbishops TO be Sum
m0ned TO Rene.
American ArchbsSheps 90 ne Sutamon'
Ia RaEsRn

ROME, June ia treaty of commerce
between England and Italy was signed.
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DRAWING.
.AZzgaazzea@s5
y Ses$
Commissioners.

Commissioners.
Incorporated IN iS6S for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Eiucat6pA and Charitable pur-
poscs-with a capital of 81, ooS,QQ0-to which re-
serve fund of over s55eo0o has since been edded.
By an overwhelming popular vote its ranchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
kdol ted December 2, AID. 1S79
Tie only LOTTERY eper poted on and Endorsed bp Tie
peop,e Of any SAFE
IL Never scales or Postponss.
las Grand Sfngle-Number Drawings
take place monthly.
FORTUNE. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLhS IS a, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
July 10, 1sSS-I5stb Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
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This brings me to the point to which my
foregoing remarks are preliminary, and that
is this: Unless precautions are duly used she
will become mother. just when 1 am un-
able 10 say. She don't really know her con-
dition, but she fears it. You can save her
from open disgrace, and none but you can.
This is why 1 made you acquainted with the
facts within my knowledge. She has often
remarked how her father loved her, and how
she deceived him. She has told me that you
often cautioned her 10 Kiss no Que but you,
and Rat she promised TO obey you, and she
wondered what you would cay if yoa knew
OF il. Please do not be harsh with her; she
loves you. Divest her Of her weakness and
frailty, and she Is an angel. Her sweet,
musical voice, her red lips, her white teeth,
her pretty face and winning smile are fasci-
mating. Add to this her musical talent, and
you have woman who would be an orna-
meEt 10 grace any hone. Save her at any
rick. Guard her more carefully hereafter,
and there is still a hsppy future before her
Captain, believs me when l sag that this is
the hardest thing l ever did in my life. 1
know this letter seems like slabbing you In
the back, but, in my humble judgment, it is
the only means to save both her and you
from shameful disgrace. Truly yours,
T.. nTTREE
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CAPITAL NOTES.

W AsHIRsToN, January 5.-The treasury
balance is again increasing gradually. 1t
declined inuraaay, 0r1nS TO me heayy inter
esq ehAges o 81 sI,oo'ooo which mao 70 DC
me. ou 'ne 81 instant
The Cabinet meeting to-day was short and
unlmportsnt.
Gen. Grant will dine with Senator Miller
TCal1 on Monday, the Secretary OF State on
Saturday and The President on Wednesday.
Inc Chinese minister visited him to-day.
The President to. day nominated Gustayus
Coward (Ill to be secretary of the legation
of the United States to Japan; also Hugh
Stirling to be post M astsr al Wheeling, w. Va.
The Treasurv Cattle Conn mission .s,;u.te
that the sum Of s. 600 600 vii +. rsnnired
to stamp out the plague among animals in
this country, and recommend the requisite
legislation.
The director of the mint reports a gain in
metallic circulation by coinage and Imports
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 1929, Pin 1.-THE Chsncery:Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee-The Stale of Tennessee vs.
w II Datfcr Ct al
IT APT caring from bin WHICH Is sworn to in this
cause that the defendant, sarah B. Cherry, is a
resident Of the State Of Maryland; that George B.
Peters ST., Is resident of the State of Arkansas;
that VIM. H. stephens is q resident of the etate OF
California, that w. L Scott, John W. Rudd and
wife, Emma Rudd, J. O. ParEer and Laura Parker
his wife, and Charles I. A. Mccormick. are resi-
dents of ST. Louis, Missouri: that Joseph r. Hun
ter is resident of the State Of Georgia that Lucius
N. Gartrell is resident OF the State Of Mississippi
that G. A. Hanson and wife, Augusta Hanson are
residents of the State of Floiida that w. NJ Simp-
son and wife, Matte Il. Simpson, Mart 3. johnson
and wife, Mollie Ella Johnson, residents of
the State of Indiana; that Province Mccormick,
Marshall Mccormick and Ann Mccormick are res
idents of the State OF Virginia: that Mary sproule
Mollie Sproule, Addie Sproule. Jennie Sproule,
Jimmie Sproule, Prestley w. sproule. Daisey
Sproule and James Brady residents of the State
Of New York: that Charles Sproule is resident of
the State of Illinois, and that they are all non
idents of the State of TENNESSEE:
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearance herein, at tie courthouse OF shelby oou-
ty in Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the first Mon
day in February, 1883, and plead, answer or de-
muir to complainants bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
exparte; and that copy of this order be pub
Gshed once week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal. This January 5, 1883
copv-attest: 3. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By J. N. Bfadley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
ii. F. Dix and M. Aeriwether, Sol. for com
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Chicago, January 5.-The Press Club last
night elected as president W. E. Curtis, of
the Inter- Ocean.
Chicago, January 5.-Herr Mosl's efforts
here are not successful, most of the former
socia lists now being property owners.
Detroit, Mich. January 5.-The Demo-
cratic and Greenback members OF The LegIs-
lature held a caucus this morning and
agreed to act together on all questions OF
party policy, which will, OF course, affect the
senatorial succession.
Piitshnre, January 5---The wife and two
children of Thomas johnson, living in West
morelsnd county, at the foot of the noun
tains, were buried aud sHffocated by land
slide Wednesday.
Two Rivers, Wis, January 5.-Joseph
Sanville and Miss Raullaer, while crossing
the river here, broke through the ice, yes
terday. Both were drowned. They were to
have been married.
Eau Claire, Wis.,, January 5.-News from
the pineries is decidedly favorable, The
severe cold weather having hardened the
roads and given exit to logs. The crop IS
likely TO be larger than heretofore expected.
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TrusteeIs Sale.

by virtue of deed OF trust to me executed az
y trustee, on The 18th day of Maron. ISL, by C.
W: Diekey and wife, Z. n. Diekey, TO secure the
date, and therein described, to Mrs. L A. Ar
buckle, and recorded in Record Book 1876 page BIZ
IN the Registers ONCE of shelby county, Tennes-
see which sad note is now past due and unpaid,
and Ivy request OF said l. A. Arbuekle, beneficiary,
and so by virtue Of an interloeutory decree
Co1ft Of Seby eoaStT Te5nese ~ in he eae o
the Safe Of Tennessee for use of W. n. Bland vs..
c. w. Dickey ct al, No. 452s 3. D., I viii, on
saturday, February 10, 1888,
within legal hours, in the town Of Bartlett In
'front.' OF Brook Z Hammers law once, sell the
te.Wit:
SITUATE lying and being in Shelby county, Ten
scribed tract or parcel Of land. situated between
the waters OF Wolf and Loosa Hatchie rivers and
It being part of the east end Of the 2560 acre sur
tered in The name Of Richard smith, Containing
$50 acres, more or less, bounded a. follows:
Beginning At the southeast corner OF the 81" of
pes, S
IN. ~. 4; thence south 20 pole. % white OAK
ming, beng the same property conveyed by n N.
Tate TO John Bond on November 4 1s44 recorded
In Book page S72k. and by John Bond 70 r B.
s25 70 all of which deeds special reference is here
made. The portion Of said $50 acre tract hereby
intended 70 be conveyed, begins ss the soutneaxy
As far q viii be 10 ee emsee VIC iS
acres it being the same property vested In Gather
inc Dickey By decree OF the Chancery Court Of
once Of shelby county, In Deed Book "A, psxef77.
Terms of Sale-casn; equity Of redsmpSson
barred. Title believed 70 be good, hut IWiu seu
and convey only - trustee;
Brook Hammer, and B. J. Kinbrough, At
torneys
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second Dispatch.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, January 5.-Capi Fleming,
Folks clerk, received letter from BIN,
mailed at Milan, West Tennessee, and it is
cow believed that he has gone TO Bolivar,
his old home. The special committee has
taken charge of the treasurer's office. They
counted the currency now in the treasurer's
Office, aud found about $4,000 Last April
Treasurer Polk rspnrtod hat he had -
MONEY DEPOSITED IN TWENTY FOUR BANKS
10 Tennessee. These banks have been tele-
graphed to not to pay any checks signed by
NJ. I. Polk. The committee have sent tele-
grams to various points, and it is thought
that if he has not gone further than Mem
phis that he will socn be heard from. 1t is
reported here that Col. Polk left here
"Wednesday evening with his nephew and
the latter's bodytervant. This is, perhaps,
what gave rise 10 the rumors that he had
GONE TO MEXICO.
Col. Polk was born in Morgantown, n. c.,
in 1881 was educated as youth at George
town, D. c.; graduated at West Point, and
served four years on the frontier. He was
captain OF artillery in the Confederate
| army; was wounded at Shiloh; was carried
| 10 Evansville, uivre he bod Lis log anaEn-
lated twice; WIS brought here and nursed
by Mrs. President Polk; was exchanged and
made lieutenant-colonel under Gen. Polk,
aud became chief OF artillery on his staff.
He is nephew of President James K. Polk
and also his adopted son. He is the
| HEIR APPARENT OF THE POLK MANSION
in this place. II is supposed that he lost
the money by specializing in Tennessee
bonds aud railroad stocks. kilograms were
sent to Bolivar to know if he was there and
no answer returned. The governor was
requested to offer a reward, and replied that
it was the duty Of the committee. His
bond is 100000, and there are
MEN WHO AEE SECURITY
for $4,000 each. Their names are: Mar.
shall I. Polk, J. K. Polk, his SOD, w. NJ.
Duscan, D. F. Patterson, J. E. K. Carpenter,
William Morrow, Russo II Duncan, A. s.
Horsely, Max Sax and r. p. Cole. Senator
Porter Is of the opinion that receiver ought
to be appointed TO take charge of the Office
until Col. Folks successor is elected.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No S2ee, Elm the Chancery Court of Shelby
county. Tenn.-The State OF Tennessee vs. VIM.
X. BHtler ct al.
II appearing from the bill, which is sworn TO in
this cause. that the defendants. Laban T. Tomp-
kies, Kate II. Beard. d. II. Bilin and vile, Mary
B. Biliin, Albert A. Lusk, James II. Lusk, Flora G.
Lusk, Margaret Ella Lnsk, Percy B. Lusk, Grafton
B. Lusk, KATE B. Lusk. sill residents of the
State of Louisiana and non-resdents of the State
of Tennessee; and that the names aud places OF
residence OF the other heirs Of Morgan 4. Tomp-
kies are unknown and cannot be ascertained after
diligent inquiry:
Its therefore ordered. That they make their ap-
pearsnce herein, at the Courthouse OF Shelby
Monday in February, 1889. and plead, answer or
demur to complainants amended bill "E" fled
herein, January 5, 1883. or the same will be
taken for confessed to them and set for hearing
exparte; and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once week. for four successive weeks, in
1888 copy.-Attest
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master
By J. M. BRADLEY, Deputy Clerk and Master
NJ MeriWathef and I'll. u. Dix Soils for Commits Lisa