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Order of Publication.

40 Gs7a. n DIN the Chanccry Court Of shelby
county, Tcnn.-wm X buchanan ". OcoFyc|
Reynolds Fl al
Il appearing hon the BIN which 4 sworn 10 lu|
this csnsc that the dclcndants Geo. Reynolds John
&. Reynolds Mn = Harper, Mr.. - croley aud
Lucy A. Reynolds. helm nj Law of Hcynoid Rsy
nolds dacrased. and Andrew J. Kollr arr nonl
rcsidcnt Of the State OF Trnnrssoc ALFRED
barrett Evrlinc PHELPS Harriet iannciee. AM
spfuill and husband, ~. q. Aprnlli Kcnnsil
" 0arrlt, Vim. n. Garrett Henrietta n, cad
fcu aud Mary Ann Maxwell heirsstiaw N
kcnneth GARRETT decsns1d, aud n they 10 dead |
thelf helm, II any, aud the other heirs n any I'd
the Md Kenneth Garrett decrasesi aud The heir oil
James Eeynolda arr all unk nou a. and their ma mes.
tcxccpt where stated Alosel aud places Of resdepce
are unknown and cannot be ascrrtalned nficr dill
rent inquiry. This hcinr suit nor partition sud|
70 nvmoyc cloud from title cf complainant, Vim.
y buchanan. 10 crrtain tract al land, contain
inr ~ acres. aud being In the Eleventh Survey
ors District and sixth Civil District 81 shelby
county Tenn, angorilng 10 gmnt No Gg0i. 70 gha|
bclts ~ Hcyn0ld Reynolds
ti. therefore ordered that tbey mako their appear
ance herein n the court hoUse Of Shelby c6unty
~ the city Oi Memphis, now Taxing District I'll
shelby county. tenn, on the hn~t Monday in|
May. iksA aud plead. answer or dcmur 20 com.
plainants bill, OF the aame will bc taken Tor con.
icsaud 10 them and act Tor hearing cr partc aud
that n copy II this ordef ~ published once vlcek
Coz Tour snocuivc weeks Ia the Mcmphls APPEAL
This tth day oi April, issS
true cOi'y-Atifst
\ 9 MCDOWELL. Cisrt and Master.
ny J. n. Mcdowell. IT,, Dcpuly Clark aud Master
francis J. Byfnc Sol. Zoe campinL f5.ll "a llsi
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Chancery Sale
Il e A l. E S r A T e

No $50. Rim the Chanccry Court of shelby coun|
81 ty.-J. Y neasley. administrator Of X e. Clayton|
deceased, ". John X clayton Ct al
by virtue Of an inierlocutory dcrnc for sale enI
tered In the above c-ae on the nth DAY ~ Jnnua|
1875, NJ. n 81. page IS will sell Et public ancton|
81 the highest bidder. In front 81 the Clerk aud
Masters of.ce. Main street cntrcner 81 the court
house oi shelby county Memphis. Tennessee on
saturday. 9th dny of May, 1883,
within legal hour, the following described pnoper|
~, situated IN Shelby county, Tennessee to-wit
About miles east Of Memphis on the old Mem|
phls ana Germantown plank road, being lot No
u Kenneth Garruirs subdivision. bounded ~ fol|
lows Beginning Al the southeast CORNER IL lot No 1
oil said subdivislun In the center of the Memphis aud
Germantown plank rad. rinaing thence norh|
Z, eat a. ss.ho chains 10 stake. thence SOUTH
81 east 70 72i00 chains thence auth g wcst|
~ 5j'ino chains 70 tho center u SID plank road
thence n0uh Gs' ucst with kaid road 10 6slOo|
chains 10 the beginning. Containing ~ isiO0 acrvs.
Terms 81 Saloon a credit 81 and " months
note hearing Interest With security required. lied
retained, redemption bsrnd This ixth day 4
April. lisa
81 MCDOWELL. Cierk aud Master.
ny J. N. Bradley. u. @ sud "
1aNlor a larrull A Al MfIlenQrv QullrIfara
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better for the incorporators Of this new
company TO visit st. Louis, Chicago and
Kansas City, Mo. (cities now like Men,
phis will be in year or SOL, and then re.
turn with full knowledge OF what isnecded
here today; i. O., cable line that will
reach the center Of the city without trans
fers or extra cost to those using car lines?
Or is 1t best to build line after the same
old system of'twenty years ago, that starts
from nowhere iowa avenue) and ends at
the same place? Allow me to inform this
Fort Pickering Street Railroad company
that there is now in existence petition
signed by nearly every property owner Tor
a cable line along Rayburn avenue north
TO Webster, west to st. Martin, north to
Second, north 10 Union, west TO Main.
This line would meet the wantsWd wishes
OF every person along the line, and with
out transfers or extra cost will reach the
center OF the city. Whenever pick
strikes Rayburn avenue for line other
than one to reach the city without trans
fers, 'fnjunctions" will strike also; for II
we are to have any more box car lines, let
them be cable lines that will meet our
wants and not our complaints.
CApLE CAR
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John Brown and W. A. Collier and wife, begin
ming Mt john Tugglo's northwest corner, theuol
~ west wit1 said Iuggles west line, 80 clalns}
20 INKS 10 sake In field, Tuggles southwest cor|
ner, thence north $50 west with said Douglass iiul
~ chains 70 links to his southeast corner thend
north west 10 chains 10 stake In Fellows souU
ponta mo aepse se eas 60 Links from white
"A chains 10 links 10 the beginning Containing n
acres and tract beginning at q stake white or
pointers In the W b Hsmlin's west line aud q
southeast corner OF the Fellows estate, thence 20
west with liamlins and Ellis line SIS 95.iOO chaiH
with white and red oak pointers, thence $50 ?
west, "a chains SO links to stake In a field, DouN
lass north line. thence north % l0 east 70 cha}
As links 70 stake, thence south Sslo east with I'd
lows and Andrews line, "A chains o. links TO m
ginning containing 100 acres
:, Thirtythree acres OF the Borland subdivision Il
fourleenth civil district, owned by Louisa Fain.
seVenty.fye acres, Eleventh district, owned 81
Anna M. Roper lying on Nonconnah creek begi1
ming az astako In the bayou, Sassafras pointers Ii
We Lewis northwest corner, thence west 43 n
chains TO gum marked -. H." thence south
chains 20 links 10 stake with gum pointers thenol
east Y chains 20 links to stake with sweetgum aud
hornbean pointers, thence south 10 chains 40 lin n
70 stake and dogwood In the bend OF the crech
thence east 81 chains 81 links TO an elm, sweeigun
and oak pointers, thence north with Lettie Lewi]
line to the beginning.
Two hundred and seven acres owned by Georrl
X Iuggle beginning at II. y. Jones southwea
corner thence west chain 10 links to northeal
corner OF The dover thence south ile east GO chnl
10 stake on the g. a II. road, thence south N
west y chains 40 links 10 stake In old field thenc
south AZ chains "a links 10 stake with whitooa|
and hickory pointers, thence east ~ chains Is lin
10 stake with white0ak and sweetgum pointeII
thence north l07 chains 2 links 20 stake in IT, d
Jones southwest corner, thence west 20 chains 4
links 10 the beginning less 10 acres redeemed a
Charles Tuggle
One hundred acres, owned by J.. c. Nceld
bounded on the north by l.. s. Harrison, on iii
east by tho Bradley estate and on tho west b
Five anros ownod bv I "A Cant, ho,,dod an ,bI
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REDUCED RATE TO RACE TRACK
on Memphis a oharioston RaIiroa,

on Memphis n Charleston Railroad.
On each day OF race week trains will leave
the Memphis & Charleston depot for the racc
track nj 10 am and u o'clock noon; PIN.
1870 pm, 2 pm, 2JO pm. and 3 o'clock
PIN. Returning, the trains will leave the
n,ce track nj Gloss OF races. Fare zach
way II cents. Round-trip tickets, 10 cents
Good on day Of sale only, aud will be sold
at 27s Main street and ut depot. No tickets
will be sold nj Vance street crossing, nor
will trains stop thorc for passengers. Trains
returning from truck will. however, stop
at vancc street 10 lot off passengers. Two
lines Of street ears (rcd cans Of both lincs)
run between the Memphis 4 Charleston
depot aud the various quarters Of the city.
&. a. DrSAuGuRK;
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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MIR. ConLIInr,. CopaI,Iop.

NEW IoRK, April l3.-Dr. Barker called
on Mr.. Conkling shortly after II o'clock
and stayed half IN hour. lie shook hands
with the doctor and seemed to be com.
Portable. lie fell asleep before the doctor
left lie is still taking his nourishmcnt
without difficulty. consisting Of milk and
a little whisky. Ilistcmpemturc had risen
slightly since the doctors previous visit,
otherwise lac was unchanged.
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WE'LL, hec's a go. II is no, enough
that Boston has an Irish Mayor who is
serving his thirl term, but here We have
the Commissioner OF National Education
placing Irish on the program Of inspectors
assistants in manner similar 10 what had
recently been done In the casc II Dislric,
Inspectors The Commissioners have also
granted TO teachers presenting themselves
ior certificates to teach Irish TO have vim
Ncco examinations This they have done
because the number Of pupils who passed
Ia Irish during the year amounted 10 37i,
m compared with 32l In 1850, and the
number Of passes a, the recent inlcrmedi
ate examination amounted 10 1874 II IN,
Irish Language destined TO suPcn-cdc the
Englisb' What a revenge that would be-
for all ihosc years 81 persecution.
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rblk VII

DnofOSAfs FOR COOKED nATfoNs - RK
Il cruitlnf Rendezvous. gm fnout 81, MoInphls
Icnn.. naich ~ sat.--eealed prpPosals ~ tflplE
ccttcd NJ this onioc until ~ O'Clock noon on the
ltth day Of April. lss, NJ whirh time and fAafs
they viii IL oronesi IN the presence 81 bidder fos
furnishing cool cs rntops IN such quantities. % mar
te nccc,safy Tor the subsistence ~ The rccuiitIrs
party and ncrilis n this Rendezvous dnffnf ~
rrmaindcf Of the nsal year cndlng 1uuo nj fss(
Fashionable fof rccrflb vii not BE- cousiferrd m.
tofofnment rcsrfvra the right b. rceSf enf az All
proposals. Hank Proposals. and tall lnfosuaii-.
by bddcfs and terms Df souirart and i,a,r,eo, Iii,
bc FURNISHED on srpailo 10 this oficc Voni,.ess
made under this adyenlrmeni shall NO, h. ron
.sruen 70 Ineolv. the uehesi states IN any obllgr
~ eonktc.. 10. NE pufpo.e Envslotss eoul slnlns
proposals should hc marked 'l'npolsis tor tasisJ
hni ,,,. snd nddrr-sri IN The undenirted i'm
ac,ss.s ""AS' ~ Lieut. sth lpianiry. Recruiting
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PhcInn s,Im nuIldInE nrIaxe-.

WASHINGTON, April l3.-In the House
today, Mr.. Phelan. Of Tennessee, from the
committee on commerce, reported n bill
which was referred tothe private calendar,
authorizing the Nebraska Central Railroad
company 10 construct a bridge across the
Missouri nver at Omaha, Neb. The report
accompanying the bill says that the only
opposition 10 the measure seems 10 come
from the Union Pacific Railroad company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-14

TnE Paris corwspondentof Tho Nor lord
HaaH says Of Gen. Doulangcr that "a
moments conversation with him suiIiccs
10 make one realize that he is in the pres
cnce Of very strong viii, supported by
lofty intelligence, and these explain the
personal prestige Of the General, ~ well M
the unlimited confidence with which he
inspires the officers and soldiers Of the
French army"
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)r. Porter accepLed the trust.
Ca.hIcr nmiih,s Ntatcmrnt.

Mr.. J. II. Smith, cashier of the Mem
phis National bank, in speaking OF the
business embarrassment Of the firm, stated:
There was no necessity whatever for them
10 make the trust deed. and the liabilities
are not so much rs they appear. For in
stance, Mr.. Miles puts one item Of $4,000
due our bank. II IL true that this amount
is due the bank, but Miles & Co., are only
responsible MS indorsers. The paper is
good, OF you can depend on II, the bank
never would have accepted II. The $4,000
due the bank Is made up Of notes that the
drug firm have taken from country
merchants, aud the bank accommodated
him by discounting IT, Now we know
the status OF these note makers, and know
them TO be perfectly safe and able to pay
the notes at maturity. Had we not been
satisfied of thisthe notes would neverhave
been discounted. So, II is plain to see ihat
$4,000 OF tho liabilities do not rest upon
Miles. lie is q young man OF sterling
worth, and has plenty "a friends who will
come to his assistance II he needs IL, but IL
Is only a partial assignment, as the legal in
strument shows. and l do not doubt hut
that lac will resume business without much
delay"
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ARKANSAS CANDIDATES.
They All Meet ut Helena and Speak to
the Good People.

sreclai Dispatch 10 The Appeal
iIuENA. ARK. April i3---Thc ir,ops ~
candidates for gubcrnaiorial honors, accom-.
panied by the seekers Tor the offices not 20
exalted, made their entrance into tho city
this morning via tho Iron Mountain road,
from Marianne. They were met by com.
miitccs VI citizens and shown around the
city. The following arr the names of
the candidates \ 4. Hughes, T. W.
Rector, W. N. flslhack, J. y. Eagle
aud John q, Fletcher. candidates Tor
governor w. Y. Woodruff. candidate for
state trasurr W. y. Atkinson aud T. H.
Martin, candidates TOR attorncy-gcncml, II,
u, thism, candidate Tor secretary Of state.
The candidates Tor Governor engaged In q
discussion of State politics and the different
important State issues and wen, listened to
by n large number Of people In the Grand
opefa.houyc.
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HACKING The ~ Strike.

WASHINGTON, April ia meeting Of
locomotive engineers from all the roads
centering here, from as far south MS Jack
sonville and from the entire Piedmont
system was held here tonight. Resolutions
condemning the "Q' road, indorsing the
strike Of the engineers and lremen OF that
line, and promising them financial aid,
were passed. The representatives Of the
strikers who are hero will 20 next TO Pitts
burg, where they will hold a meeting on
Sunday, ana thence to Cincinnati.
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IN. .Ner s,rrr, rnrIlnn.,

To the klitof u The Appeal
sir-will yfn allow me space 10 ask AMI
answer few huc'lions regarding this now
cat line called tho Fort Pickering Street
railroad. First Of all, Is the proposed now
line what Momphis b needing at the pres.
cnt day, or Is u The same old system Of
twenty years ago Second, Where does Il
start aud cndf Answer Its no, tic limo
to meet the wants aud wishes Of every
citizen, aud II starts a, the corner Of Iowa
avenue and Main street, the present end
II Rluo limo boz Cn system, making a
transfer for up town With cost OF 3 cenis
oxira fare 10 mach Madison and Main
STREETS. Time hun Iowa avrnne 10 Main
stree, thirty MINUTES, including stop al
Linden street Tor change Of mules. After
al the talk regarding the poor system II
the Main street line. would Il DO wise 10
now build another street limo connecting
with this old system, OF would Il not be
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last night, Mr.. Hicks stated that there
were already entries sufficient 10 make the
occasion memorable, being fully 100 or
more. OF this number sixty-flve would be
Texas companies. among them the Houston
Light Guards, whom the Chicks would
like TO get even with for a former defeat
The greatest obstacle in the way Of the
companies was railroad rates. He showed
than probably remove this obstacle by ar
ranging a three-quartcr rate on all the
roads. This point would be definitely set
tied at meeting TO DO held at
Chattanooga on Tuesday next, the
18th inst. Ii successful in his en-
deavor for inviting rates, he felt
confident nearly every military company
in the southeast would attend the drill.
Mr.. Hicks Is OF the opinion that the dates
OF the Austin and Nashville encampments
are admirably arranged for attendance
upon both, the former being May 1910
inclusive, and the latter 2l-2S inclusive
by advantageous railroad rates II can he
made two weeks OF most delightful pleas
ure and recreation for the military boys
and their cscorting parties, combining also
handsome profit for those most expert In
the drill maneuvers.
Another feature over which Mr.. Hicks
grows eloquent is that OF the social attach
ment. The dedication ball will occur in
the new granite State-house, in which
there arc three suitable apartments ade-
quatc 10 accommodate 800 couples in the
dance. Special designs for souvenir pro-
grams, to DO given every lady in attend
ancc. have been finely executed, and the
result is something absolutely unsurpassed
in that line for beauty and completeness.
Mr. Hicks also gave an elaborate ex.
PLANTATION Of the encanpment ground and
facilities for moving between them and
the city Of Austin. TnE APrEAL trusts
the local military companies will arrange
for The desired meeting this evening
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KILLED A PREACHER.
Tho City Marshai OF Conway. Ark.
Shoots q Negro Assailant.

tho CITY harsha OF Conway. Ark.
Shoots q Negro Assaiiant.
special Dispatch to The Appeal
Coswsr Ark, April i3..--Considerable ex.
element was cralcd here late yesterday
evening by City Marshal John n. IIarrcll
shooting and instantly killing y. 7. Little.
colorcd pastor Of the African Methodist
church al this place. Little wa. a cousin Of
the Little who came here from Little Rock
some weeks neo aud tried 90 clean IN our
town. but ~, left, and went back 10 Little
Rock and had Inserted in the papcrs there a
cock aud bun story about the whole mat.
ter. This IAUlc was arrested BIZ Marshal
Ilarrcll nj The time which seems 10
have much 4 offended him, aud ON
the marshal's fncciing him ycsieriay oven.
ing commenced 20 abuse him. lIarrcll made
some reply and TN negro struck him ter.
ride blow with pound can ~ peaches. hold.
Ing the can in hsJiand, aud turned tn run.
llarrll drew aud FIRED. instantly KILLING
him, the hall fns,ring the heart IIarrcll
has quite an ugly wound In the top Of his
head. He imp~iialoly surrendered TO the
sheriff
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KILLED By A NEGRO.
A Merchant Murdered while Attempting
TO Collect Debt.


to Collect Debt.
special pls paich 10 The Appeal.
BinNiSonAN, Ala, April IA fatal
shooting aifray occurred about n quarter Of
q mile north Of Parkville, small station
on the Kansas City, Memphis and Bir.
ningham railroad, "Wednesday night. The
shooting was done by an unknown negro,
aud resulted in the instant death Of Mr.. w.
4. jackson, white, aged "a. jackson was the
proprietor Of small grocery store nj Park.
Vile, aud the shooting Is thought 60 be
the result Of a quarrel over the debt Of s.
which Dan Rice, n negro section hand on
the above named road, owed jackson.
About o'clock Wednesday night lac
started for the negro's house, accompanied
by thrc companions, Thomas Hood, Jack
Harris aud William Andrews. There was
a light in the cabin, and Jackson stepped
forward and knocked upon the door,
leaving his companions few feet Ia
the rear. Securing no response 10 his re-
pcaled aps, hn started 10 leave. aud was
In the act Of joining his companions. when
the door suddenly opened aud the party
wcrc startled blythe loud report Of q pistol.
Turning toward his nssailant the uniorlu.
nate man suddenly rcelcd and, falling face
downward upon the ground, died In a few
minutes.
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TnK captains II some Of the big trans
Atlantic steamers have just arrived ut the
conclusion that oil las an effect 20 still
tho troubled waters. One Of ihcirnunlbcr
hAs invented tube, that may DO oi any
desired size, 10 hold from ono TO ten OF
twenty gallons, and this. fired from gun,
explo'los In advance 81 a steamer. scatter.
ing the oil ior mile OF mor In lis course
and siilling the wave. 80 TIA, II may rall
In comparatively smooth water. Its be.
ilcycd that In lhk way, and no, by mean.
II patent scli.acting aud scli.adjus,Ing
beds, the acme Of comfort ior passengers
may be reached and their safety be rs.
fuwd. n We had similar invention by
which to throw oil on the iroubled walcrs
oi our politics Just nov in Tennessee what
blessing Il would be 10 the people aud
what saving Of adIcoiivcs Of invcc,iyo
nnd dcnunciaiion Il would occasion.
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Hi.er Irlenrntn..

WHEELING. W. va. Aprl "a River u icc, 4
inchcs and Al q stand.
EVANSVILLE IND, April N River "a feet aud
rising. Clear and cool
MN ORLEANS. Ia. APfl ia--Anivcd lam.
bcH and baTc. Momphls. Departed. Lioncs,
Ma z. Ohio rlyoE
vICHsuuRG. Miss, April is-up fonrry and
iarscs. Departed lcllc hcmphls, - Louis. city
VI Nicksbun Matches.
CINCINNATI. o.. April n "a onn-Rlycr 90 feet
. Inches and falling Clear Thermometer Or
Nlghi-Rivcr u fcct inches and falling Mid
hnd clear
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aprii "a Noon River nv
ing Nth 10 fsci q iuChes on the falls and u feet
. lnrlcs la the canal. Nclf and cool. Might
River about Stationary. vlih 10 feet 2 inches on
the tails aud " ier a. D = in the canal Arrived
" q. sChUnck. Inclnnau. departed 4. f-chcnck,
New Orleans Ccaraud pleasant
CAIRO. I'LL. April "a. Noon-Arivcdi smoky
City aud Zoe. n. liams ohio liver, n pm ttv
~ baton Rouge. New Oricans. n am Charley
nruwn, ohio fitcr Ian, iutuIc tity, NV Or
leans. ~. City Of - Louis. ~ Louis pm,
Departed. smoky city and J. n William, New or
leans. ~ pm Cherry, Ohio fi,tf. midnight City
~ haion Rouge. ~ Louis midnight Charley
nfown aud futnnc CIV ~ iouis. u am. River
~ feet Z inches ana falling. clear and cool.
Nght-Aulycd, noes aud ~ smond, PllubuIR,
pIia liliy, ~ Louis 3 pm. pCraftrd city Of
~ Louis Diamond aud ICES, New pricana . pa.
River u feet 8 inches AMI tilllng. Clear aud cool
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ron LOCAL MILITARY COMPANIES
An Austin. Tex, Gentleman Deairous OF
Meeting Them Today.

An Austin. Tex, Gentleman Dcniroua OF
Meeting Them Today.
Mr.. Chatlcs 4. Hicks, yioc-prcsidcnt and
one II the directors Of the international
aud Interstate Drill association, Austin,
Tox., arrived In the city yesterday after.
noon 10 confer with the local military CON.
panics and induce them, II possible, 10 en-.
ter the enoampmcnt aud compete for the
mprccedentcdly handsome cash prizes.
TnE ArrEAL has already presented the at
lraclive features al the event, and tho
local COMPANIES have discussed. tic
adyisabiliiy of entering. hut no one
has yet Appeared In person 60 eK.
plain fully the general aud finer
details. Mr.. Hicks hns been TAX.
Ing q vigorous pant IN promoting tho
commendahlc undertaking from liz In.
ciplcncY, and n therefore thoroughly
familiar with every point lie II n fluent
aud entertaining speaker, inspired by
pride and enthusiastic determination. anil
eau probably present his case 10 the Chick.
asaw Guards aud Merchants zouavcs In
such n way a. 10 secure their official en-.
trance. To this end lac would be delighted
70 have meetings 81 the companies called
ior this evening. Tor the purpose Of hear
ing liiin on The subject.
ln conversation with an ArrRAl reporter
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THE Hon. William Sanford, OF Upton
county, ia candidate Tor District Delegate
b. the 81. Louis Convention. Col. Sanford
would iill the position with great credit to
the party. lie is in every sense a repre-
sentative Democrat and has tho faculty Of
leadership. II the Tennessee delegation
could be made up Of such men as lac !,
would be a grcai power in the Convention
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The Killed in the Railroad wreck.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BiRMIY0HAm, Ala. April l3.-The fol
are the names Of the negroes killed yester.
day in the wreck OF the Kansas City rail
road:
Killed--Charlcs Giles, co!ored, laborer;
Earl Smith, colored, laborer; Press Thorn.
ton, colorcd, brakeman; George Collins,
colorcd, section hand.
lnjured-Ed L. Hogan, white, section
foreman, fatally. lie leaves wife and
child at Kansas City. Eleven Others, col.
ored men, were slightly hurt.
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meeting nor cabbage leaf Havanas. We
shall try and have tho prime article Of
wine and cigars; but tho "smart AlcclSs"--
well, they shall have the fullest leeway
for their wit, for hard worked editors need
relaxation and rest, and q good hearty
laugh conduces TO both.