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same will be found la another column.
The following accounts were audited
M. M. Kingman, dieting poor, $152 81
s. ID. Gilbert, clerk for Nov, 81 OC
Messrs. Torrent and Maher withdrew
their application for liquor license.
Application was made by citizens of Pee.
plees Township for county aid for Mrs
Sarah Bradley, lady blind and infirm.
Inc clerk was directed to express the
regrets of the Commissioners at their ina.
oiilty to render aid in consequence of the
lack of funds.
WEDNESDAY. Dec, I'd.
The Board met at 10 n. m. All the
members present.
Ihe Commissioners were engaged dur
ing the session upon the work of prepar
ing the annual report to the General As
sembly.
.. d. Gilbert, School Commissioner
elect, presented the notice of his cleo.
tlon together with his official bond with
George Gage and NJ. Pollitzer Esqrs, as
his sureties, and the same was approved
and signed by the Board.
An account of DR.. J. A Johnson's for
services rendered as deputy coroner,
amounting to $1612 was audited and
certificate issued. the Board then ad-
Journed until Tuesday, Dec. 10th.
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Mr.. FL. w. Wilkins has been appointed
post master at Port Royal.
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Sammy Green has sold his horse and
buggy to Ed. English. Sammy goes in for
reform.
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w Judge Durell has resigned. Why
don't Packard follow suit,
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w- The House proposed to reduce
the price of money. Let them issue mon
ey like they have bonds, and it will soon
pe cheap enough.
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The Governor has appointed ]. G. Rich
mond Pilot Commissioner for this port.
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Moses pardoned during the year, 450
convicts.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES,

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n The Estate Of David G Jackson late a resi-
dent OF Port Royal Island requested to present
them to the undersigned. and all persons owing
said estate. will plcase make immediate payment
Of the Same to
r. G.. HOLMES,
NoV-S5-H Administrator.
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:. c. DEC. o. 1874.
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TELEGRAMS.

Ex- Coroner Wright, OF San Francisco,
has been indicted for embezzlement.
Nearly all of the Arkansas Legislators
will take their Christmas turkeys al
their respective homes.
A telegram from New York says that
q writ of hd5eds corpus, returnable on
the eseventeenth instant, has been granted
to William NJ. Tweed.
-Four Of the employees Of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad were ar
rested at Louisville yesterday for break
ing open the treight-cars on that road.
The dry goods store of Edison Il
Churchill, in Erie, New York, was bur-
glsrizsd Monday night Of four thousand
dollars worth Of black silks and velvets.
The steamship Bangs, from San Fran
cisco to New York, struck on sand
beach on the Mexican coast, and became
total wreck. The crew were all saved,
but the cargo is total loss. The crew
were taken to Mazatlan.
\ telegram from Topeka, Kansas, says
that information has been received from
General Miles's headquarters on the
Wichita, that the two elder German
girls, sisters rsofthe two little ones rescued
from the Indians. are in the hands Il
White Birds band Of Cheyennes. and 8
scout has been sent to White Birds
camp to treat for the release Of the cap
tives.
James P. Gilmore, known in litera-
ture as Edmund Kirk, author OF
"Amorg the Pines" and "Life OF
Christ" was srraigned in Newark,
Monday, for sentence on conviction OF
false pretenses in the sale of real estate.
Judge Silsworth said that as the prisoner
had made repsration IS far as possible
he would only impose a fine Of one
hundred dollars ON each Of the two
cases.
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Congregational Proceedings,
HOUSE.

NT. Dawes, from the committee on
ways and m cans, reported cOncurring in
the resolution for 8 Christmas recess
from the twepty-third OF December 70
the fifth Of January. Adopted-yeas,
is; nays, I23. There was 8 struggle
over the vote, and many votes were
changed. Mr. Garfield changed his
vote TO affirmation, and Mr.. Maynard
moved 30 reconsider, remarking that the
committee on appropriations had not
had an opportunity 10 say word against
1t. Messrs. Randall aud Speer voted 10
lay the motion TO reconsider on the ia
ble. The house refused 10 lsy the mo-
tion 70 reconsider on the ta0le-yeGs,
l&l; nays, i.5-aDd then, at the sUgges-
ton Of Mr.. Dawes, the subject was post
pOned till Monday next.
BY Mr.. M'Crary-For narrow-gsuQe
road frOm Lake Erie 10 the Missouri
river.
BY Mr.. Polsnd-For regulating the
prosecution OF hbels in the District Of
Columbia.
BY Mr. Phillips: To authorize the sec
retSTy Of the interior TO settle and paw
certain accounts between the United
States and various States, arising from
the appropriation OF certain public lands
in such states for permanent Indian
reservations, and for the sale OF certain
portions Of the public land Ia such States
sor the use Of certain individual tribes.
The house then went into committee
Of the whole on the legislative appro-
pristiOn bill, with Mr.. +. II. Roberts In
the chair.
10 connection with the paragraph for
sfgtionerV and ueN,sfeanera for fha Sar-
ate, Mr.. Cox asked Mr.. Garfield why II
we that az the end OF the last session
be said thst he was obliged to the house
for the COB pnieDce mani i'estsd IN The COM
mittee on appropriations, and that the
appropriations foE the year were less by
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
W. E. HetSssFfek.

At 4 called nesting of Indian Ray Lodge
No 20 4, K. and A. ~ held in Masonic Hal
Indian Bsy5 Monroe county, Arkansas, Us-
csnaha- 8, Is7f, for the purpose of paying the
lagt tribute Of respect TO our deceased brother
NJ T. HrNDRTcE, who departed this life De.
csrnber 4. 1874, cftef = short but pain al Ill
ness, q COMMITTEES of tiiiSe was appointed q
draft suftsble resol1tio ca insisting oI Broth
ers A. il. Evans, u. 3 Malone ana g !. Lam.
bert; whereupon the eommikto,s suDniIted
the following report:
The ruthless hand Of death has azhAn IN
vsded our circle, and We are called upon 70
perform the last sad ut. ! over the body ariu.
pay our tribute Of respect TO the memOry, 0f
our beloved brother, ". Z. HENDEIcK, so sud
inlng mark" Our brother, called from the
laOOrs OF the earth, was The youngest OF oar
circle. both Ia years and in the mystic arts,
and none bad brighter prospects or faiTer
promises Tor the future.
Rsa[usa. That while contemplating the sad
circumstance that has called us together, we
are reminded that We, too, are mortal, anu
may We 50 i've and so act that when called
from earth away we may be in posse essiOu OF
that pass that VIII admit Us to the Celestial
Lodge above, "that house not made with
hands, eternal IN the heavens"
Rssoired, That IN our great loss We do hot
forget the stricken parents and sister o. the
deceased In this their sore trifI, shorn Og their
stay and support, but We Go tender them and
all MS bereave1 friends our heartfelt sympa-
3, and would point them 20 the Lion Of
the tribe Of JGdea," whose strength viii bear
them NJ
Res0lrrd That we wear the usual badge Of
mourning far thirty days, and that the secrs-
tary be directed TO send a copy Of these res0-
lutiOns 70 the family OF the deceased, aGu
furnish copies 70 the ArEsnsas state Gazette
Clarendon Age, and Memphis Appeal, Tor
publication.
a. H. EVANS.
u. B. MALONE.
z. J.. LAnBEET,
A. T. BLAIS, Secretary. Committee.
n chmond Va pagers please copy.l
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1916.
DAIy AED WEEKLY APPEAL.

The APPEAL hes been so long recog-
nized as one Of the institutions Of the
south-the medium for the development
Of southern thought, southern politiea,
southern industry and southern lltera-
ture-that it isscsrcely necessary to say 8
word as 70 Is future. But in commence
ing the sairty fifth year Of Its existence
we would say that the paper wiz maln-
ssin the high position it has held as the
leading. and most reliable paper pub
lishei In the south. We already furnish
the largest smount OF reading matter
and have the largest circulation Of any
dsly paper published in Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi or Ar
kansas and we assure the patrons Of
the APPEAL that Il viii continue to
Keep in the front ranks Of modern jour
1Riiam. In the future as in the past,
the APPEAL will be inGexibly Demo
cratic, Tor united country, for peace
and tranquility, for the supremacy Of
the constitution snd lave, for an honest
administration Of city, county, State
and Federal governments, and aim TO
promote the interests OF all classes, with
out regard TO sect, race or nationality.
TEAMS FOG $50.
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As WILL De sesn by reference to oul
telegrs phic news, the Memphis commits,
s,oa, 10 interview Memphis oondholden
II New York. performed their duty yes
te'dsy. Mr.. Z. II, Apperson, Of this
city, presided, and the conference re-
slNsd in The appointment of smother
meeting to be held in Memphis On the
eleventh o, January, 10 be attended by
delegates nom the bondholders Of several
cities, besides New York. This action
oss q favorable appearance, ipasmuch
as itconysys the impression that the
h9.ders OF city bonds abroad are willing
- give eyT 10 propositions looking to a
sai.si8c'3ry settlement OF our indebted
ness.
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huntsville HIGH SCHOOL.

THE undersigned. long known as the
I founder and President % the "StOnewall
Institute" )" in Central Alabama, announces n
the pun that on nandHE. anHary g.
1879. ne wiz Ope0 a High school for Boz
AMI Young Men, In Huntsville, Alabama.
One ff furs shall especially distinguish this
High School. In 1t special and peTsevering
attention viii be given TO Spelling, heading z
Writing, Mental Arithmetic, and the structure
OF the English language.
In the higher grades the Classical and
Scientihc-nOne shall surpass this school
boys desiring It, being prepared for the higher
College classes.
Boys from a distance may board IN private
antilles, or with the undersigned
The first session Will last seven months.
Board so per month
lnquirers IN the city are referred, by special
permission, to
Messrs. Wicks, Terry & Co., Col. sam. B. Jones
Rev. q. 7. 5tsinback, d. ID Rev, 3. +. Surratt
Rev. Jas. A. Heard, ID. D., Gen. y. p. Forrest
EOr circulars, apply 70
d. g. 3. CONN ERLY, Principal,
dccl8 Huntsville, Alabama.
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ns,aPIIls BoNDHo1DERs.
Gesnit Of tis Meeting of ouF CssaEHis
si0nefs 8ns fsse B0ndh0Idf rs fa
Eem NOrh ! csfeKdny.

New YORK, December 15.-The CONF
mites appointed by the common e0un-
ca CT the city OF Memphis relative 10
the deot Of thzt place, had meeting
here to-day to eonsider ways and means
Of consolidating the debt and improving
the credit Of the city. Mr.. Apperson, Of
Memphis, presided, and a number Of the
members Of the common council Of New
York we're present. After lengthy
conference 1t Was
Rssolred, That holders Of bonds Of
the city of Memphis IN Charleston, Bal
timOre, Philadelphia and elsewhere be
and are hereby requested to call a meet
ing and appoint one or two delegates
each, to meet the committee OF two ap-
pointed by this meeting, In the city Of
Memphis on the eleventh % January,
1875, for the purpose of considering the
questions now before this convention.
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DIED.

ECHAPER-Ou Tuesday morning, DeeeIn-
her 18th, at ~ oeI0cK. FgKDDT ". EcHAPEr
aged thTes ye4rs and siU-mOntos.
The funeral VIII take place At ten O'Clock
this (WEDNESDAYl morning, nom the rsst'
dencs of the parents Of the deceased, Fred. C.
and Elizabeth Schaper, on the corner ol
Fourth and GreeBlsw streets.
CASH-on tie 14fh instant, BEEJAMrS
CASH at his residence at Forest Hin, shelby
county.
Funeral this (WEDSESDAY) afternoon, Ds-
esrabeF l6th, at three O'Clock. at the family
eemetery. Relatives and friends are invited
70 attsnd.
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ADDITIONAL KIVER sEws.


NASHVILLE, December l5-The river Is still
falling, with feet inches on the shoals
Weather clear ana cold.
CINCINNATI, December l5.--River II feet s
Inches and falling. Weather clear.
PITTsBURG, December l5.-River feet 81
inches and rising. Weather clear and cold.
NEW ORLEAEs, Decem Der H. Weather
cloudy but pleasant Departed: ExpoI ter,
Cincinnati, Mary Houston, Louisville, W. J.
Lewis, st. Louis.
NICKsBURG, December 15-WeeLher cool
and cloudy. River rose I inch. Port list
Up; Bismarck, Carrie s. Kountz
EVANSVILLE. December lj-Weather clear.
Mercury 26o toss. River has raised $40. with
feet on the gauge. Down: j. W. Garrett
and barges 7 p.m.i Little Condor aud berges
lam.
LOUISVILLE, December I5.--Weatber clear
and eold. River again falling, with feet
inches IN the canal; feet inches ia the
chute.
st. LOUIS. December lo-Neather clear and
wa uer. River about stationary.
CzIEo, December II, Noon.-W eIeal
and cold, Departed; st Joseph, Memphis, )
am,
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loans due the company, and 10 sell ct
ptibllc or priyats aais nil property,
whether real or personal, owned by this
COMPANY. and al property now vested
that may hereafter become vested ID the
United States. and to make good sud
sufficient conveyance to the purchaser,
or purchasers thereof, in whatever State,
district or territory the same may be;
fourth, TO transfer to the treasury de-
partment the payment Of dividend; I;
nth, to provide for a specific form Of
assignLnsntOf deD0sit0rs' accounts.
John a. j. CRFGsSELI,
hOBrRT PURNIS,
EOBEaI A. 4. LEOPOLD,
Commissioners
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CANTAFA OF RSTHER.

To the Citizens OF BrswusYtIIe Sargtis
CoiIieFs iIIe, and adjacent tOans:
The Management beg to announce that they
have made arrangements with the kuperin-
teudents or the various railroads whereby
persons desiring 20 attend the Cantata OF Es-
Their Will have Np~ciaI rSnfBs and Haif.
Fare Hates as follows:
WEDN ESDAY, Dec. 10Th, from Brownsville
and intermediate points.
THU ESOAY, Dec. nth, from Sardls and IN
tsrmediste points on the NJ. & T. r. r and
Collierville and intermediates poiEts on the
H. & G. Z. &.
For Reserved seats and further iRforma-
tiOn, address
n. L. AVERY, Secretary,
decl2 S2j Main ST., Memphis.
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TIE TEN&s AND ATLANTIC AND
PACFIC RAILWAYS.
Louts Board Of Trade and
-ai'v aants' Exshange Men0TiaIfze
|.nEress fn Beh ,If Of the ROada.

81. LOUIS, December 1.-THE mer-
f2hsuis' exchange and the board Of trade
% tlis e. Y have united in q memorial
Nfaying c1nRre- 10 grant the aid desired
~ re Tex Pacific and Atiautic and
Pacific raiiT'a b. They urge that the
completion Of the reads Is necessary for
the protect Jn Of the southern frontier.
ald that II viii afford the only effective
protection against Indian raids to the
tdei- AID miners OF the Juthern
ieriis5rSes. and will save the govern
nienL miliiOJ Of dollars yearly, 10 tie
g. -- q transporting supplies to the gar
100 or 70 trOOl operating against the
tu0iaus Ia that region. That It will
fF-uTe petition in trans-contiEen-
u trafilc which win reduce rates and
Nrag 10 the overland route a larger
snare Ct the commerce between
lst O. the south, since the present line
caves TO the SOUTHWARK the cspitsls and
lgut5T= % twenty-five out OF thirty-four
80 tbe States Of the Atlantic slope; that
.L Vii ltimuists the production OF cot
-1n- which alresdy suffers in six coun-
sH5 Iaegrsej by the TFxas Pacific rail-
-og 3, 20 pss The Interest on thirty mil
llols Of ioTeigb Indebtedness; that il viii
gtelly increase toe supply Of cattle,
d cheaper fJoIto the eastern cOnsum-
srs; thar iy viz develop the sheep cui-
t-fe of New Mexico, and supply TO wool
niaultactl.eps the cheap qualities OF
ssu Nni1h sre now imported al q cost
a. over 4Drnty million d0llsrs yearly;
tllt D. VII develop the richest mineral
fasi7 % " this country and Mexico, and
g speedily develop our production II
- Gus meals; that II viii prompt
Smother hJoctlde Of Immigration such IS
r1l'o Fsd the discovery oi gold 10 Cali
f1Tnia aud the opening Of the Union Pa
-.uo railroad, each of which brought
90 this county ore huRdred and fifty
million dollars in cash snd added i've
lcn1rld million dollars TO the yearly
PRODUCTS of ils industry and that Il viii
give greatly I.eeded stimulus 10 indus
gry, n9w dishearteued aud prostrated,
TesliBg an immediate demand for four
hundred thousand tons OF ore, two mil
lion tnns OF coal. and labor in tie manu-
facture OF Tie iron and the building Of
Che roads. Il is slsO urged that the cap
i.al required will be drawn from abnosd,
- ss Is proposed, the government guar
sltats tus Interest on the bonds OF the
Ccmpsuy, IS Great Britain and France
Esve doUe 50 successfully foT he devel-
rpmeEt O. railroads. A committee bss
heeu appointed % take the memorial TO
" ashllg gtOn and present il TO congress.
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TIE louisiana TeJUrning-boArd con-
tiuued lhsiT Investigations yesterday
Ni-hout Interruption, the attempt OF
kellogg and hi minioDs to stir Do an
apparent necessity for calling on the
Federal troops having fallen stiII-born.
The people OF louisiana have become
thoroughly edlcated in these matters,
and read y detest the yiIsinous schemes
oi the usUrper before the purposes for
which they were invented have been
aGaaf a.
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WARRIED.

oUGH-MILLER-on the evening
OF the 18th, b. Kew. Father Walsh, Jos. Nc
DoSOUeH and PAULINE MfLLEE. No cerds.
Cincinnati papers please copy
5fhELE-Gl ssoH-on Monday, December
l4tb, at the residence OF AIR. e. c. Daniel, %
COUIt street, 1emphis, by Rev. George White,
Of Calvary Church, CHARLES sTEEIE and
RACHEL GIBso1, both OF this city.
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ADDITIOSAL MARKETS.

GALVESTON, December 15.-Cotton
quiet nOminslly; middling, lS3c; low
middling, 1850; good ordinary, l2&c; net
receipts, 1894 bales; eXports-to Great
BritsiD, S055 bales; to the continent,
l4i7 bales; eoastwise, 29S bales; sales,
1900 bales; stock, s., 4l0 bales.
MOBILE. December 10. - Cotton
firmer; middling, l3f9lS5c; low mid
ding, l3lGl35e; good ordinary, 139c;
net receipts, S65 bales; gross receipts,
S75 bales; exports--coastw Sc, 309l bales;
sales, 2S0O bales; stock, $780, bales.
SAVANNAH, December 15.-CottOn
quiet; middliDgs, l3 I6c; low mid-
ding, IL 9-S2e; good ordinary, lac; net
receipts. 4579 bales; sales, 1875 bales;
stock, los, 800 bales.
CHARLESTON, December 15.-Cot-
ton more steady middiings, 13sc; low
middlings, l2sc; good ordinary, lk2c;
net receipts, 1906 bales; sales, 1200 bales
stock, 55, 62S bsles.
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The nail-factory, rolling-mill, ma
chine-shops and buildings Sn the south
side OF Ausble river at Ausble Forks.
New York, belonging 10 J. & J. Rogers
Iron company, burned yesterday morn
igg. Loss about one hun1red and
twenty. five thousand dOll&rs; partly
injured,
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On snd after January /. 1915, tine post.
sge on both editions Of the APPEAL will
9espTepsid by Us in Memphis, and as nc
addition viii lie made to the present
subscription price Of the several editions,
suo~cribers who now pay the postage
viii secure a reduction in the total cost
Of their popers, Emountingt to sixty cents
year FOR the daily, and twenty cents
;Cs the weekly issue.
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TIE telegraph informs Us that on yes
terdsy the Mexican congress, by a vote
Of one hundred and thirteen against
nity' seven, passed decree suppressipH
fLe religious order Of Sisters Of Chs-ritv
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Valuable Property s. w. Corner Of MAIN
and Exchange Streets.

ON MONDAY. DECEMBEK 2Es' IS74.
at II o'clock am, on the =. W. corner o.
Madison and Main streets, Mem phis, viii
sell, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, the follow
ing property: A lOt Of ground 81 feet and !
inche front on west line of Main street, and
exts1ding westward along the liue OF snd
parallel with Exchange street at right-angles
from the front l4S1S feet 70 Exchange alley,
and being the same property sold TO Thomas
DugaD Dy :. u. Nelson, L. V. Frazer, and the
exec eutOrs Of 4. Titus, deceased, by deed bear
ing date Ilth May, iS72, and conveyed TO me
as trustee. by deed from Thomas Dugan, 20 Sc
cure certain indebtedness therein specified
this sale being made % carry out tho pro.
visions OF said deed in trust, which is recorded
in the segister's Office OF shelby county, On
the 10Th day Of May, lS12, in hook g. page 4gl
etc. Right OF redemption waived, and title
believed 10 be good, bot l sell and convey
only a. trustee.
n0vl0 JOHN p. TREZEY ANT, Trustee.
eE- The above sele, 70 have taken place on
December 10'h, by consent OF the parties Is
adjourned 20 take place at the same hour and
place Cp Monday, 2ist December. 1874.
JOHN Z. TRE2 EVANT, Trustee.
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THE opinion prevailed In New Orleans
yesterday that the authorities have
abandoned the seheU.e of forcing ne
gToes into the yOupIg ladies bieb-sehooI.
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gnt copy, one year postage freel -...-.....s2 q
Clubs of ten OF more, each postage freel 2 d
how TO SEND MONEY.
Benittsnces may be made by draft,
money-order or registered letteS, at our
risk. Give postofiice address IN full. in
ciUdiug State aud county, and address
APPEsL, Memphis, Tenpsssee.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
Postmasters aud offers forming clubs
and acting as sgenIs for the circulation
o. the APPEAL, may retain ten per
cent. on al SUBJ criptions and add single
cspies at ciuF rates after the club is
formed.
Papers Tlot sent unless paid for in sd-
vance 'nd Invariably discontinued at
ihe sVi Of the time paid for.
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The excise board Of New York,
r1Pnrt that sXty-eight thousand dollars
ffve been received by them on
applications for licers since Scbwab's
cehviction for selling liquor With
o1t = licenss TIE whole smount has
beea depos. ed % the credit of chari-
rahie fus.i-Vtiol of the city.
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A telegram from New Yerk yesterday
says that Thomas G. Sherman and Ex-
Judge Morris have agreed 10 srgue the
appeal from Judge A'CUe's order next
Saturday. The argument will be made
by William N. EvaiSs for BeecheT, and
William A. Beach for Tilton.
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yzEoeu 15ay gsnsy -ssss' 49, -
thew rapidly rose IN value until they
brought five dollars. Excitement run
ming high, and appearance indicating
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pssEiculaFs in the RlEton-Beecher suit
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