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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
MISSISSIPPI.
Text Offhe Special Bleeitonl BlII Passed
at the Late Session OF The
Legislature.

Section l. Be 1t enacted By the Legis-
latlre of the State of Mississippi, That
all cases OF special elections, to fill va
cancies which now have, or may here
after, occur, in any county Office, or Of
fice for any subdivision Of any county
in this State, it shall be the duty of the
board Of registration to give sixty days
notice of the officer or officers to be elect
ed, and Of the time and place of holding
such election in each precinct in the
county, instead OF the notice now re-
quired by law; and no such special elec-
ton, whether now ordered, or hereafter
to be ordered, shall be held without such
sixty days notice being given in the
manner prescribed by law. This act to
apply to such elections which are al
ready ordered, as well as such as may
hereafter be ordered.
Section 2. Be 1t further enacted, That
In case Of any vacancy now existing, or
which may hereafter occur in any Office
aforesaid in this State, it shall be the
duty Of the governor to- fill such vacancy
by appointment to hold, and the ep-
pointee to continue in Office until such
time as such vacancy may be flled by
election.
Section 8. BE 1t further enacted, That
this act take effect and be In force from
aad after Its PASSAGE.
Approved December q, 1874.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

THE grand dinner given last night, by
the Manhattan club of New York, to
Give~uOr Tilden and Mayor Wickham.
was q Notable event among all that hsy e
transpire9 in the great metropolis dur
ipg the boiidays. Representative Dem
ocrats from TIE several States and Terri
tories were preseut, and many speeches
were made that WI 60 to the country
70 cheer the people, ard encourage them
in theireontest with the Radical thieves
Letters and dispatches from those who
could not be present, were also read, all
Of which were in keeping with the SEN
timents expressed by the speakers as to
the results Of the recent Democratic VIC
tories, and the work to be done between
this and the fall of 1876. Among these
letters was one from Ex- President john
SOP, in which. after regretting his en-
forced absence, be said: Though
u 0t there in person, 1 viii be
vi tn you in spirit and in senti-
me. At. It is most sincerely hoped that
the areat revolution, which has COM
meuceo' in public Judgment, will con-
tinue 70 q1 on, until the Federal govern
ment shall be restored to and admins
tered upon the principles Of the eonsti-
tuition, as understood snd prscticed by
Jefferson and Jackson in the purer and
better days of the republic" God
grant IT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

any pending ouesticn, whether It be f.
nance. currency, civil service, tariff,
civil rights, or what not, be 50 wise or
20 statesmaniike as to wipe out the
memory of this great and continued
wrong. And no series OF southern out
RACES, whether genuine or manufacture
ed, no reign of intimidation and yio-
lence, no reports of outrage committees
CT fctions of department detectives, no
fear OF reputation, or OF cotton claims,
or Of any Of the campaign bugbears,
will hinder the American neople from
voting out of power the perpetrators Of
this great crime against popular institu-
tiOns and honest elections. Is 1t worth
while for the Republican party to COM
NIT suicide on behalf of the Presidents
investments in louisiana
New York World
That Grant is determined to force the
people Of Louisiana into an open resist
ance, is no longer question of doubt.
This purpose is boastfully acknowledged
by those who stand nearest to him in
Washington. He hopes to goad the peo-
pie OF Louisiana to point where they
will make an armed resistance to the
Federal officials at New Orleans, and
thus give him an opportunity to declare
war, in the hope that when this hap
pens, ,theIesistance viii spread far enough
Tor him TO declare that the rebellion has
been revived, and thus fire the north.
This is the trick to divert attention from
his deeds. 1t is a last desperate effort
to recover his hold upon the people, and
secure the coveted third term. In spite
OF its reputation by the people at the
last election, another term in the Presi-
dents chair is his principal aim, and no
move is too desperate, even 70 trampling
upon the rights and liberties of the peo-
pie, TO accomplish that end.
8
We trust, ,notwitbstau ding this shame
ful outrage upon their rights and Iber-
ties, that the people of Louisiana will
act with patience, and not be gosded
into committing any overt set which
will give Grant an opportunity to op-
press them still further. They should
that in eleven months more
a Democratic congress will assemble in
Washington, which will be able to bring
them some relief, or at least TO arrest the
schemes of the present administration,
if in the meantime nothing is done that
will furnish an excuse to adopt extreme
measures. There is no DOUBT but that
the present plan at Washington is to
force an outbreak in New Orleans. The
citizens should see to il
I at they are not caught in the trap set
for them, and thus unwittingly prolong
the very evils which they are nov com.
Of, and in az aggravated form.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
ESTABLISHED 1870.

ALL testimony from Washington is
to the effect that President Grant has
determined to defy law, precedent and
the public interests, and support
the thieves and murderers who have
cost Louisiana millions in wrongfuliy
wrested taxes, hundreds Of millions in
trade lost, and the wholesale deprecia-
ton Of property, and hundreds of lives.
He thus makes himself personally a
party to these crimes, becomes a
participating criminal, and must hence
forth shsTe the disgrace Of Casey, Kel-
logg, and the whole shameless crew.
The facts have been spread before him
in all fairness and clearness by papers Of
even his own political party, 'Eho have
entreated him to turn his back on KEEL
logg d Co., il only for the party's sake,
but be turns s deaf ear TO them instead,
throws himself into the arms Of his
bro.her-in-iaw, orders reinioreements of
sailors and soldiers to New Orleans, re-
places Emory by Sheridan, and an
nounces, as if he intended 10 force q
riot, Somebody is going to get hurt"
Aud this in defiance Of q general public
sentiment, expressed by Democratic
victories in twsnty-six States; in the
face Of the arrangement of the COM
msrce and trade Of The Union by his
Infamous aud unconstitutional inter-
meddling in State affairs; in the pres-
enee Of the unemployed thousands at
the norta, who are the victims Of his
policy; and above all, in direct opposi-
ton TO the constitution he swore TO pro-
tect and defend, the genius Of cur insti-
tudOns and the wishes OF even
s majority Of his own party.
The victim and tool Of the most
barefaced scoundrels who ever disgraced
8 country, Grant has gone from bad to
worse, until at last he consents to serve
a. the chief Of the Louisiana pirates,
ami orders the army, with his former
first-iitutenant in command, supported
by the navy, to superintend the finish
ing and completion Of the spOliation of
a people already fseeed and burdened
beyond endurance. We confess we have
not the courage to ask the people Of Lou
isiaDa to stay their hands. Forbearance
has almost ceased to be a virtue, and
perhaps they may be compelled to test
the mettle Of Sheridan, and, if need be,
Of the President himself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

4 CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
World, writing from Concord, New
Hampshire, on Monday Of last week,
noticing the fact that on the fifth OF jan
uary the annual convention Of the De-
mocrscy Of that State will be held
in that city, and that of the Rad
icsls on the twelfth, says: 1.-THE
p-ohibitOry convention has already
been held, and Mr. Nathaniel White, Of
This city, heretofore q prominent Rspub-
lean and q candidate beore the last
Radical State convention for the guber-
material nomination, has been placed in
the field for governor. This nomination
ls regarded as q shrewd dodge on the part
Of the pTohiOiOnists with view to COM
pehing the RADICAL convention to adopt
their candidate. II viii hardly succeed,
ss the Radical leaders, with
al the ir professions Of probationary
sentiuents, have always eourted the
Iiauor interest, and will continue SO to
l, -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

A DIVISION has occurred in the tenth
raro which should be healed up before
the ele ction comes Off An attempt to
hold a h7eeting last night, instead Of
harmoniziAg opinions, resulted in the
nominating Of two tickets, both claim
ing to repre- sent the conservative ele-
ment. Genusmen, you are applying
the knife 20 yotW own thrOats, and ieav-
ing the bars dowo 50 that the minority
viii walk in aud seeure the control Of
r.unicipal affairs tbs next two years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

CINCINNATI, December 29-Tbe
freedmen's aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church met in this city to-
day. The report Of the officers for the
oa.t year was read and a committee sp
pointed ia Eaake an sppeai 10 tue public
for aid ia carrying out the objects Of the
soclsty. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
Bishop r s. z ster; vice-pTesidents,
Hon. N. 3. Hogans. Hon. w. :. Groo,
fudge Grant Goodrich; treasurer, Luke
Hitchcock; recording secretary, J. M.
Walden; corresponding secretary, r. S.
East. She day was consgmed IN dis
cussing the reports.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

IT Is most creditable TO the people of
Memphis that they have so far fully re-
paid the Furnish company for all their
outlay, by twice filling every part Of the
theater. We hope they viii thus con-
inue during the week, and so convince
the management, as the APPEAL has
always held, that the best performances
will pay best, and that all decline in re-
ceipts have been and viii be proper
toned to q decline from the highest and
host standards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

TEE telegraph informs US that meet
ing Of colored citizens Of Cleveland,
Ohio, last eight passed resolutions pro
testing against tie passage o. the civil
rights bill, and against ali legislation to-
ward unjust discrimination against any
e1ass ~ cffiyere
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

Because a CoahOama county negro re-
Gently met his brother at the conference
whom ne had not seen since the war, the
Friar's Point Delta romances benevo-
leHtly, and believes ''it verifies the prov
erb, There is divinity that shapes our
ends -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

II ia very complimentary to Captain
W. c. Fowlkes's ability that his name
should appear for school-visitor on both
the tickets nouainsted in the tenth ward
last ulrht.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
Died.

SQUERRI The friends and aoquaintances
Of A. Squerri are invited to attend his funeral
this morning at 10 o'clock from his late resi-
dence, No. IS Court street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

FVHE January interest of the bonds Of the
/ Mutual Storage company will be paid at
the Office OF Day & Proudft the lrsl proximo,
between Q and O'Clock.
W.P, PRoUDFIT, see'y and Treas'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
!. 2. aaITCHELl,s sCHOOL
No. 303 Third street.


ENGL1sH, COMMERCIAL AND CLASsI
"a Cal. courses taught. For particulars ap
ply at 39S Third street. sem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

Another child answering to the des-
cFiption OF the missing Charlie Ross has
been discovered at Black River Falls,
Wisconsin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
From the vicksOurg Herald, of Monday.J

dgsl
Tug Cleveland sunk-Bne Life Lost.
Messrs. MattingIy & Floweree's coaltug
Cleveland sunk opposite the city night
before last, aud a watchman, Henry
Voelker, was drowned. It seems that
when she commenced making wster,
the engineer, fireman, and ws.tehman
were standing on her guard trying to
pump her out, when she csreened and
sunk, and all three fell overheard. The
engineer and fireman succee led in
swimming to shore, but the watehman,
Henry VOelker, was less fortunate, e, and
found q wateTy grave. The unfortunate
man who thus met his death had oeen
an employee Of Messrs. Matringly &
Floweree for many years, and was high
Iy esteemed by them and by all who
knew him as faithful employee, hon.
est, steady and trustworthy. He leaves
q brother and some other relatives IN the
city to mourn his loss
Tragic Affair al Bolton.
A Bolton correspondent of the EUea-
iiaQ Times furnishes the following &C.
count of tragedy which occurred in
that place the day before Christmas:
nAs your paper is desirOus Of obtaining
items of interest, it is worthy OF note
that so quiet and peaceable a commu
nifty as this was this day much excited |
for short hslfhour by a tragic occur
renee which none regret more than the
participants in the same. 1t appear |
jhat an unTuly and rather disorderly |
crowd being upon the street, after many
words, get TO fighting. AS the conserv- |
ator Of the peace of the corporation, our
worthy msyOr, %. Z. Baldwin, Esq,
vent forward to dispsrse the crowd, and |
in his efforts to restore order found il |
necessary 70 order the arrest OF two Of
the participants, and for that purpose
deputized three special pollcemtn to |
take into custody the two men referred |
to--one Of them named Charles Alexan |
der, and another whose name has not |
been ascertalned. They both resisted
the authority OF the policemen,
and attacked = them with knives. |
They succeeded ih cutting one of the
policemen, named Ike Harvey, very Sc
verely 10 the right shoulder, making 8 |
fearful cash, and also making 3 serious |
wound on the for .head, but he is in no
immediate danger. The other police |
nqn, Joe Moss, was seriously injured |
on the forehead. At this time Mayor
Baldwin stepped mp 70 arrest the man,
Charles Alexander, when be made at |
him with ioDg.bladed knife and struck |
him In the face, drawing blood, Again
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30
A bankrupt Railway.

SAN Francisco, December 28.-The
attorney OF the German bonholders,
petitioning In bankruptcy against the
Gala Pacific railroad company, fled a8
amended petition to-day. -Four hun
dred creditors are added to the list. The
aggregate Indebtedness is claimed to ce
three million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-30

and again he rushed at the mayor, when
the latter, rs a matter Of self-defense,
was forced 70 draw bis pistol and shoot
him. The ball entered the collar bone
with fatal effect, causing death almost
Immediately, The mayor was arrested,
and DIR. Alexander, a justice Of the
peace, empanneled jury of an equal
number Of whites and blacks to hold an
inquest. After the testimony was heard
the jury very soon found verdict Of
justifiable homicide. The whole matter
causes much regret in the community,
but every one aequiesces in the verdict
as proper one.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-16

I Y ACT authorizing and directing the
: A County Commissioners OF Allcgany
comfy to take possession of the Old county
road, called The Cumberland and Somerset
road, running from the National Road near
the narr0ws and thence, via Wills Creek,
lemons Run, thence to the Pennsylvania
line near to Wellersburg, PennsJ Nania.
SECTION /. BE Il enacted By the General
Assem5V Of Maiyland, That the County
Commissioners of Allcgany county be, and
they are hereby authorized and directed, to
take possession and charge Of the Travelled
road, called the Cumberland and Somerset
Road, being the road and bridge thereon
running from the National Road above the
narrows, via Wills Creek, lemons Run
and BarrellSyile to the Pennsylvania Line
near Weilcrsi,urs, Pennsylvania, and to
repair and maintain said road as a county
road.
SEC. .. iHd be u eHartc3, That this act
shall he in force from It's passage.
We certify that the atorcgOing is n true
copy Of an art passed January session, 1874,
Approved, April II, 1874
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY,
Secretary of the Senate.
MILTON y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House Of Delegates,
April iG-il
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-16
CHAPTER 10.


n ~ ! s"pp,eihcLt;'i! 10 an ac' emu
h'i''i "'' 'o "u,''oi' Ac ''ic t"oil'S
coiillii's7lolicrS VI Alles"n. county, ana
lof o'ncr p"poS' 'SS'u u, 'aliu"i! ocS'
SION c'@n!eth nuiiare" anu se'eh'y-'"o,
0hap'er slA, y,
WHEREAS II amour Oh 'ie p"h"S az :
lhnliHcu To re ISSUED ny tlc ac' 10 Which
l,iiS ~ a Sul,I'ienicii'' nave nccn ls9uco' anu
,t'o l,foceeuS G'S'oAcu VI ior Tue purpose
lh'r'!h l'f'scrinea' ana II lo"ii'' necessary
20 oD'aii livreioic 'le lul'icl sum Oh zen
tltouSaud dotals 10 compete ana carry on
thc same, 'hcfcinrc
SECTION /. bc a. 0Hnct .,1 oH He genera
, :, " -H"Iy.'Lm' mat inc tonii'y
tohinisai""eIs o. NIic@ahy county lie aii.
Ihcy NJ" here'y a.'loI'Iet' ana c''il'o"e,eu,
'or the purpose OF completing thc new JAN
ana othcr puoi'c properly, provlacd lor III
the original act TO winch inns IS Il supple,
mcnl, to ISSUE an adalllonal number OF
bonds to the amount OF, and not exceeding
ten Thousand dollars III The whole, OF the
same ACCOMMODATIONS 70 DC executed, pear
interest, Tree from taxation and with inter
est coupons III the same manner ana de-
scriplion as the bonds authorized 10y the
original act are directed to lie made.
SEC. .; And be c.taett7, That these all
dItionai bonds shall be issued to mature at
such dates as shall not require the payment
in any one year Of more than five thousand
dollars of the principal sum thereof, and
not until after the maturity of all the bonds
issued under said original act.
SEC. B -lnd be 1t .turtAcr enacted, That
the authority vested IN the County Com
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-16
CHAPTER 90.


hc' 10 pioN'uc iof inc rc-WEiHion OF
Ali'E&hy county lhto tltclloh diS,f'c's.
SECTION /. b8 20 caHfts@ bY Me He"eiW
-i"S,"''s3 q -m'"@'"""' ilat tiic Noilnls-
S,"''oiS vi A'''S'i'! county are htfcoy "u-
'hoilHou "''o empowered TO appoint thfcc
usciet' men, lesi'ith'S Oh Saiu county, as
COMMISSIONERS TO laE OUT ana olNioc SAID
county lh'o new election DISTRICTS.
SEC :. AA@ DC u .lH!thfF en"cfed, That
s;ua Ooiiihissloiiers slall as eApeui'lously
as possible proceed to lay out said county
mo lhir'ccn Gieetlon districts, me polls
Whcrcol shaii DC iield respectively as ioi-
lows VIZ: 'hfc' IN 'Ulnneflahu, TWO IN
froalbur&. one III Lohacph'hg, one IN Bar
Ton one N "tstcfnpoft, one III Mount
savage one At i"WIih%s STATION, one IN
rlih's' ne, one IN o!utoWn ana one IN Or.
"ai'S' ann III ny ny OUT Sllu dis'!ic'S SAID
c"hlnissIohrr' shal conform as near as
prA'icao,c 10 'iic i'hes OF the present as
'Flc',, and "Eerc the present lines are adol :
yea ihcy may DC iald on me map ny pro-
traction OF o!lef"ise WIN 'u' oe'hg actually
TtsHrVeycd,
HEC' .. -i"a ne " !"rh"| e""cteo, l nat
sag colhn'ss, ohcrs shail as soon as practl-
caDle make return OF their proceedings
'a'''r ti'ls "c' TO s"il county toii''n'SSl"h-
''H' VINO SN"ll nave power 10 ADOPT or
"'''c'u "" same, "lu upon 'i1li aooP'ioh'
,hc ois!'lt!" 80 E'' OUT siiaii pecohie 'ne
'rSal etcr'l"h "i"'fi'iS OF sala county III
pace OF 'hoSc al present EXISTING anu NE
Governor snail appoint, as soon Pfactlcable
after the adoption OF such proceedings,
ollrcr OF registration Tor each OF SAD DIS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-05-16
New Adyertiscrients.
CHAPTER 40.

4 N ACT to add a new section to Article
1 \ one OF the Code of Public Local Laws
eatillcl AIlcgany county, subtitle Sheriff,
to come afler Section 1919 and to be called
800 a.
SECTIoN !. b it ca,rtcd By The Gen0al
.4s$ew5%y IF KaF3lU,a, That Il new section
be, and is hereby added to Article one Of
the Code of Public Local Laws, entitled
-Allcgany county, subtitle Sheriff 10 come
after section 100 and TO be called l59-a-
to be read rs follows:
159--a Sal Sheriff shall receive from
County Commissioners Of Allcgany county
the sum Of two hundred and fifty dollars
per annum, to pay ior the services Of Il
Turnkey in TIE Jail of said county.
SEC. ,. Int be 1t .ttUfIcr enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date Of
its passage. We hereby certify that thc
atorcgoing is a correct copy Of an Act of
Assembly, passed January session, 1874
Approved lth April, 1874.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk OF the House of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAI,
May l6-lt Secretary ofthc Senate.