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- ■THE MEMPHIS DAILT APPEAL—SATURDAY, JANCABY 30. 1873.HANTS.Boat of cityIf. a. nuVAU* C Mod bon H-OiTDAlJjS AH OVlkBKfcKK—f a » tarm h ibt aujMi; t«*J !*:k«uo«iiwS‘ Ad-J. Una a Ilt; M—j5Tk fiawaLOCAL PARAGRAPH*.BLOND-Karaitera, Fulhere and EooaaIi(.dtfo.xa of all klnda tongtH at BmivUiHL H-T.HUIMnT.FOR HAUL.of ths Daily Appbal dated July 4, 1871 —We are indebted to Mr. Loop, of the Southern Krpresa company for a Old of Now York pa pen In adranoe of tbs mall.—Profaaaor Fox, a naw addition to our mtuOoal circles, will open a free singing school for you hi ladiea to-night at the .irwalaw opera houae.I greet cntuber of the stockholders of Memphis and Charleston railroad want home laat evening re|olrtng at tba proposed future dividends.We have received the card of Smith lt;tFault am' ujnruiiU^tA: -fottu and fixtures and Uoaaaa incindeo This W the tMSt Bargain arer ottered In kitnpcli-Aptly at atF«IXtCKBfc. LEAOk AND UCUibE of a veU-payin* eaioon will beeoid »l a aao-tifica uii w«»a. apply at 16 Fuprar altaat, oiiiit—»o. at Moaw i. * ?»A tamable fact of laJLa acutuf IW OU property. •WHO vi Matupbte. »» *he Uaii jtaad, .%i acreo. ApyiJ ui ,. iov L—‘,'ut fisa aia* OrxAlUa ttore. NO. O » aaa» aa t» w ilia ai. c uupifcle, WO» ic.ro tie*am-». App-j ».......-cut e*Lk UalOiaiUk *ir other prop-1 arty it» U« euj m it* AOlmiha. * fo: on Uu nor a; elda at J«tta«aaLeUt*i. ai 1U latera alt;aa. Apply t“V. ». Ct/l-LiNa.So. •» Mat laoa .treat.HaJLHOaD WM8-W* Aio an 3 uioriMO ;-i the ciima n*u.t Ai u,co- iuiUM.Ud ua ncnp until r.biunry the•STat ntaS»;fi * «*V. tf----------, IS any 1* tellZim.U win b'» w.u.nr.wn man Ui. maraet.i.,. utLtvMA,. yAlltiMa hiMl.LkeiAt- he *-itnr»* poeer FunalLe I AULA, noilt b in* employe* o. :..e Me Bill. ALO ctauieeicu Hmliued vtro-peuy wtTcbtooa IM p.tJnlum -t me late*au Tito en*Ui» wa» ouiit irom Miicteu uiaia riai*. «*•* Ule wutk aid Uile U anpei.ur .IM atari apply ‘. M. M.AC B. K CO.MC Its—Ore On* hundred Lead 01 Mole* • ;ae» WeiiA-.aJa-t received twu•EUlea. ai.ll uu JS1SA—AJwaja onund. Apply at cfflretsnowdui, untfh a, K. ti riflfTutr Stef, barrels fcnry K-_ Mi; 4uu harteJB kariy Htoe; sou imrrei* kar., .irlrirn: lor. uarrri. l*«.clib..«- .ZtttiN, i.uua a CUsa I* tupi nmt.L*kV j bmms h .Kfirueiier lbvcSm or xui Jl5sSigt J=t assss^sSni-nAOTfo-Oa Wa.ua;FOR HtMI.card and they are enterpria'ag men.The new edifice of the Baptist church ._ Lagrange, Tennessee, will be dedicated with appropriate service the eccond Sabbath In next mouth (February) Sermon by the Her. Dr. Tichonor, of thlacUy.—Mr* Johnson who Urea In the aouth-ern part of thedly, took an extra doae of laudanum, a day or two ago. and wouldhave died had not Dr. H. J. Stiaw arrived in time to pomp out the fatal liquid. Mra. Jobnaoo la now slowly recovering.—Somebody circulated a report that John Smith, E-q., had been put on the police, the coneequeooe of which was that about twenty aloe-looking men of various aga v ilted our office to ascertain the truth of the statement. Each on* of them thought be was the lucky person himself.—John Sturla,of ih* Invincible saloon, felt 0.tiered yesterday. About a dosen of those gentlemen who had been attending thi saloonthe railroad convention went Into hi* n and told him that bia waa the only place in the elly where lhay could get satisfactory liquor, and they, therefore, purchased a bottle, each, of hla beat whisky—Desiring to honor the memory of a man who waa bound to them by the oloa-•at uaa of friendship, theanrvivlng member* of Invincible Fire Company No. Fiva, will attend the funeral of the late J. C. Holst, to-morrow morning, In a body. A notice elsewhere In tfalabody. A notice cisewtioro in ini* p»twill give the fc or and place of meeting —The commissioner* who were appoli ed by an act of tbe legislature to hold election to ascertain the asnae of the plt; pie on the anhfeot of creating the newoouniy of Neahobajtave Indefinitely post poned the election which wae advertisedto take place laat Saturday. There waaCl that the new county pro a failed.—The merchants are paying in their privilege tax to Captain J. Harvey Matbt*understanding between the mer chant, and the tax-gatherer that the former are to pay in their taxes without •wearing to the highest stock on hand during the year, until a decision can be had In the courts.—Two persona whs had been In durance vile ' for aome lime in the county Jail got out on writs of habeaa corpus yesterday. F.iaa Reed, a negro, who waa so cuaed of stealing clothing, wae released by Judge Halsey William Ashton, wet had oeen sent to jail by the recorder for stealing two blanket* In Crittenden county, three weeks ago, was liberated by Judge Helskell, there being no proof against him.—Memphis la becoming a great mifor wines and llqnora, as weil aa forTHE NEW POUCE FORCE.UM Of thf Ofly'a Waardlaaa Mr tbs Ini Two Tear*, or Dortag «ood ■aha via r.The police board have finished their first groat labor, with the result below. The names will be eanvaioed by all our oitfstna tbla morning, and criticism and commendation will tw the topic oi conversation for several days- It waa no eaiy task to pick out the police, aa they now are constituted, from the vast list of applicants that were sent in. Tie police board have done a good work.TIt will bethat the force la not aa numerous as last year:•-Sibt of rouca Philip R A they.CAJTAIKS.Q. K. Weatherford. J. M. Pendergiast. *nss*T*G. F. Smith. Peter HaggertyPat . McEIroy. R F. Arata.*TAT10SH0UvB BEEPkSJohn Magsvamey. with taro aaalatente— K J. Forrest and J. C, Green.■nnutgnra.John Tootney Thomas Garvey,rATIOLMBW.Arlt, O. W. Bmrper, J no.Biker, Tbos. Jenny, J. S.Brine, John. Jenny, F.Birmingham. F. Krocker, F.Britton, John. Boyd, A M. Brown, H.Br -wo, W. M. Butler. M. O. Carmichael, T deary, Jaa. Clements, H. Clegg, Jaa.Couch, .On'.ltns, T.Kunhol z, i, J. J.Maloney, Pat. Maloney, M. Maloney, Pete. Maunei.R 0. McBride, T. McPaniand, J. McCormack, T. McAuUff, E. McNulty, M. McDonough, J. McMahon. P. C. MeKenny, J. Noll. H.Neal, John. G'NeU*. W. .Coaidt, Kane.Cullen, H. D.Cog bill, T. C.Dowling. El.D jngberty, Jno.Divta, W. C.Dillon, Jno.Dnfiy, P. H.Elliott, Ribt.Flatiey. Ed.Feati emon, W.Fl'xterald, J.Farrell, H.Furgibhon, J.Godard, J. W.Glat'cey, Jno.Oenisodacor, J.Hemple, H.Hackett, P.Hope, Tim.Homan, W. MTHI DkTBCnVg FORCEHaa not aa yet been appointed. Indeed, report hath It that the munldpai anthorl ties are considering the exjiedleuoy of doing swsy with this branch of polios ser vice,TBI RAWS LID FUJIK loo, Joe. Rodgers, W. 8. Roach, D.Ryan. Jaa Scanlan, 8 W. Sheehan, P. ahepperd. B D. Schllck, C. Somers, T. M, Scott, Jaa. Sulllvao, J. Sylvatna, L. Taggart, Bob.Foot up. aa tbe Hat now stands, a force of elgbty-five men, but will probably be lucre wed to ninety or ninety-five men before the department la considered alrong tnougb In numbers for the requirements ot the dty.EPISCOPAL VISITATIONS.THE AGONY OVER-Total Vote11», Ayr,- 100,*03:lh.aask— IfAjnrtij far Lwtr,(Istlar-rp (Me Bn.Innksnrral Brndlar.at M.«isa A ■caiy ImjIbUau af ttavar-Praleaf afThe alockbolders of the Memphis aadCharleston railroad met In Assembly hall yesterday morning St ten o’clock, rail time, agy morning St ten o’clock, railroad tine, agreeably to adjournment. Judge Clayton in the chair.Governor Patton at once moved a suspension of the ponding vote on tha minority report, and proposed that the main question be substituted. The motion waa carried and the vow laken on the majority report, those In favor of It voting “ aye and those opposed no.”TSTIJe ATE.Tbe aharee voted In favor of the proposition were aa followsIN FSRACN.Boswell Hlne, 8H: A M Clayton, 100J D Todd, 42: J H McClelland, 44; 8u«an L Cooper, 702; M W Guy, 221; J W Mo-Cown, Ml; EmmsS Aldridge, 702; W E Tomllnaou, 48; Mrs E G Tomlinson, 10 Sam Moaby, IAS; C F Smith. 1800; ham Tate. 19: Jane Morrison, 85; J M Wallace, 402; Florence Wesleyan University, '150; E P McNeal, 170; A H Jones, 41; tUllie Brew*tar. S5; Alice Brewster, 36; C Bre30; Fred F Jonea. 40; Suaan H Jones, 40; Mary P Jonea, 40: P H Jonea, 40; E L12. a ikj-.tr* , J a mwrf, i, tyR Larkin, S9; E H Dillard, 80; David Lirkln, 448; Pleasant Brothers, 60; W B Waldran, 1820; E M Mumford, 5842; J R Reaanover, 86; John Rather and other*, 565; Geo Robinson, 44; T B Micou, 150; Tloy, 52; Memphis Life and General Insurance company. 180: H E Jackson, 1180; W W Garth. 387,- J W Garth, by W W Garth, 448. Marla T Garth, by W W Garth, 990; Winston Garth, by W W Garth. 80; Garth, Ex, 272; J L Norton.400; Norton, Slaughter A Oo, 1610; C A Taylor. 80; M J Wtoka, 2400; it Oley. 4208: 8 H Toby, 47; Thomas jo:ner, 21; M P Jarnagln, 48; Fjrdyce A Rlaon, 666; C F M Dancy. £48; Bailie DDancy, 25; H D BuUley,2W5; J A Ford. 71; J T Paulle, 120; M A Allen, S; T J Neal, 42; Thomas Ftaher, 95; Norton, Wisdom A Oo, 3000; J T Bwayne, 8; J J Me Davitt, 400; Mary J McDavttl, 200.■I PROXY,Votrd by M. J. Wioxa.—James Ired, 42; Mrs A V Murrell, 42; A Hutchins, 10; S fc Wallace, loo; R T Me Coy, 194); Charles F McCoy, I860; June Knox, 4; John Cubbiua, 8; William B Woodruff, 8; W P Hartvrd, 10; M J O’Brien. 30; Mlsa M A Wallace, 258; B H Rio*. 350; W W Rloe, 200; John J Cop 110,7989; » B Carr, 21; Adama,8ptA« A Co, 566; A M Stephens, 80; John P King. 706; George Patterson, 8; Thomas S NewUn, 341; 8 B RLc*, SDH; Joseph Price, 427; A 8 Jarvis. 11.315 H B Dill ‘ ' “I B Dillard. 85; J H Nance, 21; Henrythose growing out of the fundedire provided for.hundred ooplaa of the proceedings ware ordered to be published In pamphlet form, for distribution among tbe stockholders of the road.Governor Patton submitted a vote of thanks to tha chairman of tbe convention, ' * - - - Mr.Judge Clayton, and to the secretary, Moore, for their able, dignified and cleoua conduct during tha meeting; also to the president and directors of the road, and to the chairmen ol the various committees, and to the members of the preaa for tbolr valuable aervioea, which waa■HmMiThe cotconvention took a raoeaa till three o'clock, at which hoar tbe minutes were signed and the convention adlournad rowOUR MANUFACTURERS.mr .ad Cauiwuakla argnmeaiFavor of u hfRua ol ■aamtttetnriag fMUltln.equaotheI have abown that we have advantage;ual to, or greater than ihoae of any er city, for manufacturing, and have suggested that tbe few and limited ex-pertmente made or making here, prove thoatatomeut true. Let ua, now, try 1U oorreotneae and go a little further, and Int directly to the proofs of what I say.point d Begin -It h lt;LCMHKR MANUFACTt'KaBfl, Williams A Oo., W. L Grilling A CO., G M. Venable, Connell, Cochran, Zent and others. Hu not their business proved a great aucc»*T Are they not ahipplrgXnmber, made by themselves, in everydirection, even to the up river cities and towns and all of them have greatly prospered? Chlcsgc, celebrated u a lumber market, hu not hall our facilities and advantages In this department, The forests around ua and at our doors are yet virgin, many or them not having yet heard tbe aonnd of tee axe, and much of tbe timber being of tbe most valuable kind* We even have, utstuts for the magnolia, in the t a polo gum, for car and furniture- purposes, u as for wco let-ware, for which It isin the manufacturer t-f vcBNiTtraR, TBirxss, etc and all Articles made ot wood. The abun-daot timber at band, and of such variety and excellence, at once proves the facility of conducting this business at Memphis, and tbe succeea with which it hu been and 1* conducted, ao far, la a fur: her and practical argument In Its favor. I refer to Bscktord, Krenkel and McCao, coopers: Happek, truukmaker; Wlgga A Oo.. box makers; Brinckman, Buttenberg, Hoen, Rank opt and Schmidt, cabinetmaker*: Amu, Basule A Co., Armstrong, Katll A Co , DavlBjMcKlnney, Bryson A Co., Mltuhell, Hoffman A Co., furniture r ufaotorere.CABR1AOB BrlLDKRS.Woodruff A Co, W. S. Bruce A Co,8. Burr A Co., Bnrdell, Gannon A Dlckln-l«: Margao, Quinn A W Van Solver.PLANOTO MILLS.Cubbies, Gunn A Coovar; WlUlam Fartii (a prominent and earn eat ndvocale of Memphis manufactures); Hewitt, Moore Eader A Co,: Tafle A Balnt, Wtgga A Co.John Zent. and several of these tnanuhy Ike aaartsu tWort of tbs Mtste—A Murder Css* (real goalfoisvri Cowsiy* Fire si Inssslfy •Merrd, and treerml liupsrmslThe Nathvllle Banner, of Weduosday,portsnt points, deoidod in our sopremedecided in our noprar j, through Judge N lchi ion was listened to by lcourt, oh Tuesday, through Judge Nicholson, whose optin' unueualiy largo lt;u lawyers. The op] ludgo will be read wllU great Intereatthroughont the entire country, alnoe tbe plea of Insanity, with all lla lntricacUa ol proof and oounterproof, hu beoome to be ao frequently made In rases of mardar. The following are tba main features of thisOPINION.Richard Dot# wu tried and convicted of murder In the first degree for ktllingmilted with mitigating circumstances.whereupon he was aenteoced to the penitentiary for life. He fau appealed to this court. Thededuced In tbe trial wu u follows: Virgin la Holland (whom Dove offered toprove to be hla wife by cohabitation knowiedgn»6nt, «e., to prevent her llmony, but wu not granted tbla right.the court ruling that a marriage ocrtlfi cat* or testimony of witnesses was n» ceaaary an proof] testified that she had been living with defendant three or four years. At the time of Dlggins’a death. Dave, witness, her two children, her mother, her airier and Digglna were all living In the name room. Dive and Digglna ate auppor that nigh-, gather, they laughed and talked together, ••and then went to bed and weia ao laughing and talking when wltae** went to sleep. About two o’clock at night witness wu awakened by the blows taing struck by Dove with an ax, and by the criee or Digglna. Witness eaw and heard Dcve strike Digglna two or threo blows. “Dove said, • now you .see wbai I have dons. I have done many a one that way.1 ’’ Dove touched for money, and arid he wanted It to travri on; took Dlgginn’a kniis, put Uln hla pocket and threw a blanket over Dig-gins. He told wltnee* he could no'- lr---her to witness »galoot him, and said, you don’t go with tne 1 shall see tbe lut of all of you: you shan’t be left lor wit-□esa agrinatme. Wltoeaa, Dive and her two children then went Into the woods, where they remained all day, Dive keeping the knife In hla band and uying be would kill witness if she tried to leave him. Late In the evening the found refuge with two gentleman whom she chanced |to see. Dove wu onoe ^ealooa of Digglna, but be had been uttefied ofman, about sixty years old quiet, good old man, while Dove very passionate man, “often got very mad without any cause,would be violent when no one had troubled hiir:”lrequently aald he would have somebody's blood, throwing hla arena wildly about.and such things. Had attempted to strike old Digging before without provocation. Hu often cum-Slained of headaches; ao complained uring the day before Digglna'* death. In answer to whether abs thought Dove sane or insdiie.sbe aald she never saw anythingthis doubt,” andlows. It wu so|_the country demanded that this ba oon firmed, aad that to turn him loou ni'ght to to have him kill nomtorlea not the tribunal to which the consideration of pubile policy; tne consideration of pubile policy to appropriately ad defied. Our au la to administer aad not to casksthe law. Tha oods provides that onthe Judga may order lunatic aaylnm. Oar daty la discharged In declaring that the defendant hu been c mvioted and sentenced to Imprisonment for Ufa contrary to law. We reverse the Judgment another trial.NEWLY IMPORTED THIEVES-Sang ef Artlala from ike Marik ComeYesterday mqgning tha police noticed a rqnad of half a dr ion stranger* at tha Ohio depot. Later In the day It wu reported at the atatloabouu that there ware wdm fresh thieves in tha dty. They were not long In developing their intentions Three of them put In an appearance at tha Misslsaippl and Tennessee railroad depot, at tbe southern end of Main street, when a train wu about to start out. They Inwhich wu tbe first station On told that Whitehaven la the first station on tbe rood, they purchased rickets for that place, and entered tn# cars. Theyof the ladies' car. and made such a racketother cor was drawn At that moment another one ot them stepped up to Captain Stokes, and asked him. In a loud and Impertinent voioe, Whore art you going?’’ The Captain looked up, ufonhtbed aoi chagrined at the fSlfow'a Insolence, and aald, I am going to Hernando. Why? What 1* that to you?” The stranger au balded quite rapidly, went to the door and Jumped off tha cor. Ha gave a peculiar tort of whoop!” and then twonot know what he wu at. Captain Stokes looked down, and uw hla watch-chain hanging out and tbe watch gone—a fine gold qdb worth |150 He had tne train stopped Immediately, got off and ■rave notice to the drat policeman be me:. Pah Sheehan. The thieves had gone at a back gate In the depot-yard. Si han got a bone and pursued them He had nothing to guide him but the “scant. The pursuit wu lively through bock-waysagain. He then got word that tha thieves bad taken a street car. Being compelled to abandon tbe horse In hla devious ohaae, lie Jumped Into a furniture wagon, uiu told the driver(Data a long way In t Ha caught up with It Beaia and Uoion, nabbed his me them conveyed tq.tbe atatlonhoi tain Athoy put handcuff* upon them and aent them to the depot, where they were Identified by the tioket agent. Later in the day Captain Stokes went to the ate-Goultouae and Identified tbeui also. Mr. Colwell wu i e’.egraphed to come here and give hla testimony in tha case also. There were bat two of the gang captured. The third fallow made hla eaospe with theFAMILY MARKETING.The general tendency of prices in tha family marketing Una bu bean upward daring tha past week. Tbe vegetable department la not wall supplied and game isS — IwMtai Entbufuring the week of nine thousand pounds. Tha demand la brisk. Wild turkeys are not easily obtained.15e TBpw—who:* FISH.Pike, »__ 9fe Codfish, k--Bad._______ate Hwnac-rnb.to- Dry tod----II Whiteflah-GAMS AND POULTBY. PramvriiUk. pr Si Ooom—-.^JBc^glT«ol lr* »Mak---25cahualdeai—UMM5o Otlckeaa each—Turkey. T-DAIRY PROOVLTB, LTV.Batter-Gotten,*. .50* bn.lt;»KI. Mia;.K(j -• ISinet, peck_Onion* 4Q+5ec Turnip*, pFBI. ITS, ETC.Sc ELa-^n—.lBgric 'JlKim fine beef, choice motion, pork, etc., atFI RMTENBEIH A HEX TEH'S,«B Jritwean street.ARkaiCAR Drivsn Wells at Browne AOf superior make.£r» uiwiacUon. We have but on* pric*; plain figures.SPEED, TAYLOR. STRANGE A CO Opposite Peabody hotel.A. F. DAVIS,U : UM- aaa :*= pointer, r*l tteoouJ etr**!.4ir* pruru puj exeenled uLoNoaara'a gardec-aaeda at wb.-.see.a and retail. A. L. HATCH A CO ,28 Colon air6*1.VBQKtxkLBSof allklnda; eatery, etc., at rURSTENHEIM A HEXTER’S,88 Jefferson etroet.“Nrubzl is tne vSTEAMBOATS.FOB CINCINNATI.*TEA« B0ATB.FOB NEW ORLEANS.FBBBOanx u, METISJohn H. Bnuivoa, U«e*. _WILL leave Utle city on W KDJcdaY. F.brearyilh. ts.Xere-.ein* at New Orleans Monday, Y.bruaiJ mb. l- n* vX.ar •lontele five ooye la «k»C.aaaans u^Uaricji UM Monti Urea Holidayi. Depai-.fo*. w-.li iuva New Orlaane on -er ap ir.p Feortsary 15so. Hoami can te outiKssasagsMBafiHlar Msnpbis ini Mew OrtetM1BUBSDAY PACKET.Far Maw OrlaaMjiod uia Besda.■eooon 1871-1878,The Elegant P»ee»d*e- and frelcht dt.amarj^l BELLE LEEJ. Frooa klcko^coeter J S aaUivaO—OM** Will leave Mempiua for New Or tease ufollows: _1 O V i iU . et 5 p 1TtiereUy --reuraary Ld.rii;FOR HI'. FRANCIS K1 V Ej\.Will luve Miemputa8T. rBAflCtSID FRIAE'B .or eausne. lt;m. d e- rP*W.The re labls, firatecMoe pseuur«i*ss«. w.-cap*-•WUl ran roroteriy. a: at.. -pats avary xcBri’aT r.-.i. .ut-iAf UKDAI. panctmLji at. m for rr*:gai nr ;i=a. e. ay.AUCIIUN JsAL'-oBy A.Fallsx cbCo Asctiooeers L CfNBniuieo Merc bt*B34 FROST ffoUOTl 4B1BS. WUl aril THU HO MS II3 O. M I* o'«rS,WiUioc: :100 earn of Mm', (tell. Kip, Wax f •pill kaese:
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