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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-09
THE RADICAL RINGS,

The President in his message, pub
lished in the APPEAL of yesterday,
makes reference to the present loose
method of adjusting and settling claims
against the United States, and he urges
upon congress the adoption Of such legis-
lation as will protect the government
IN future against the frederick Random
Buffers and Sugg Forts, who by false
swearing have been able to carry 8
point or two in the way Of an unhealthy
depletion Of the public treasury. He
might have gone further and dwelt at
length upon the whisky frauds Of his
friends in st. Louis, and elaborated the
theories Of the officers charged with un-
earthing the pension frauds, for the gov
eminent is, it seems, in possession of
information that discloses the existence
Of another monster ring in the northern
and eastern cities, with branches in the
west and south. This new departure is
known to the government detectives IS
the pension ring, and for several months
pl0yed in the south to discover, if possi-
bic, the existing link between the
principal Office or headquarters Of
the ring and those supposed to
be connected with it in this Sec
ton. The New Orleans Times has had
its attention called to the matter by
those who know, and 1t asserts that from
information considered reliable it seems
tina. quite a flourishing business in that
lire has been done in that city, but as
yet no names are given by the govern
Hent officials. 1t has learned, how
ever, that a large number Of
persons, both white and colored,
who appear on the rolls as PEN
sioners, have made sffidavits that they
have no disc hilities, but have been paid
TO sign blank papers presented to them
by the persons who have been in the
clsim business. This evidence, to all
Appearances genuine, was deemed sufh-
cient st Washington to issue
the necessary pensions, which have
been drawn regularly by the
new ring under power OF sttor-
Reys. The ''ring" have their headquAr-
tiers at Philadelphia, where three prom
tnent agency firms have been detected
in stealing during the past few years
over a million dollars, s portion of
which may have found its way to the
south ard into the rcakets of AT least
one or two officials. The government is
slso advised OF other crooked transac-
tons in New Orleans, a. well as other
Outhern cilies, and have already taken
steps that will insure a thorough inves-
tigatien, not only Of recent frauds, but
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81. b NH CoU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Room No. 20, Planters ms. Building,
No. 80 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
[OFFICIAL.l
PROPOSALS..
jIITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.

4 IlI1 EEhS FElCE,
u MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 80, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock PM, Friday, December
tectlng the wharf In front Of the city of Mem
phis commencing at the north side of Jeffer
son street and running down parallel with
the river 10 connect Inc north end of the
present Elevator. Said work to be done as
hereinafter described. j he present stone
pavement to be taken up and carefully piled
away; the grazing TO commence at extreme
low water mark, and continue mp about two
hundred feet, and to be prepared and graded
SO ss the ascent or descent will not exceed,
when mplete, eight degrees; the 'front.' at
extreme low water mark to be protected with
two tiers of piles; said piles 10 be spliced,
banded, capped and shod; also sad front to
be protected with square, heWed timber of
cypress or &c lar, tree clear OF all sap, 10 be
bolted and fastened with he best OF wrought
iron in said bolts and taps, the fOOtings or ad-
verse anchors to be cypress or &c sr, well pro y.
tectedi the pavement 10 be relald from the
NORM side OF Jefferson street TO the south side
OF Union street by regular stone masOns or
PAYERS, In the most approved manner, with
sufflclent quantity of choice sand or gravel;
that portion OF the wharf from the south side
Of Union street To the north side or end OF the
Elevator to be paved with such stone, and in
such manner, es the present pavement on
Beale street, from Main TO Shelby streets.
Also, for the erection of one breakwater at or
near the foot OF Jefferson street, or such other
point as may be hereafter DESIGNATED, of the
foiloWing-named materials: PilIng of sound
cypress, spliced, banded, capped and shod in
the most substantial manner, with willow or
olher timber OF choice selection, together
with q sufficient quantity of stone to com.
plete said breakwateT. The grading to be
doae so much per cubic yard the paving TO
be relaid at so much per superficial yard the
paving, where the stone is TO be furnished by
the contractor, 10 be laid at so much per su-
perfclal yard; the piling TO be paid for at so
much per lineal foot Tor the amount of pile
dri ven; hewed timbers to be paid for per Gu
bic foot; iron bolts and nuts to be paid for per
pound; willow wood or fascine in bTeakwater
TO be paid for at 50 much per cord; and stone
10 be paid for & so much per perch. All pro-
posals to be in accordance with the spirit and
letter of the 9th section OF the city charter.
Blanks for proposals Will be furnished at
this ONCE on application.
The city reserves the right TO reject any OF
all proposals.
del c. &. BURKE, City Engineer.
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WE DO NOT WANT A RACE PLAT
FORM.
From the Vieksburg Herald we get
the following advice in the interest Of
our rnt1p{oipaI canvass.

SAA DNNAANAl@A O1-
The Memphis papers are taxing great inter
est IN the Mississippi senatorial election. We
like this. because We have wanted 70 give
Memphis some good advice for some time,
and their giving us 50 much furnishes Us
with our opportunity. memphis IS soon to
have q city election, anC we are very much
afraid the Democrats will lose IL. The Mem
oned vote, which IL hopes Will be cast for good
men IN the Memphis municipal election. But
the APPEGL has some fears as 70 the re-
suit. And well II may, II the Democrats
of Memphis propose to try TO cnncillaie
the negro votes Any persuasive P oncg
their own strength, Will fail. The only
way TO control negro votes successfully, is 70
solidly com bine the white voters. THIS Is the
cOlor-jine, and this Is what carried Nicksburg
nrst, Yazoo City next, and Mississippi last
The very first attempt 10 conciltate voters has
whites, enu II gives the negroes confidence 10
act in mass against the whites. We nope
Memphis won't repeat the error. Any party
in Memphis that will nominate q straight out
white ticket, composed Of all nRtionalities,
viii carry the election in spite of anything
except bullets and bayonets.
We did not agree with our cotempo-
rary on the white basis during the recent
canvass in its own State, and we as lit
tie agree whit now. All distinctions
Of race or co or should be abolished in
political affair, and no line should be
drawn save that of party principles.
The APPEAL is for Democratic princi-
pies and not races, nationalities, creeds
or man
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Of those perpetrated during the last five
or six years. Independent Of the fact
that all such investigations afford the
best kind Of Presidential ammunition to
the Democratic party, we rejoice to hear
OF them. They are the healthiest evil
dence we can have Of the approach Of
the era Of "retrenchment and reform"
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,
OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR,

UFEICE OF OII1 TAX OOI111hsOIOIki I
MEMPHIS, December 7, 1876. !
TINHE City Tax Books for the Forty. Eight
corporate year C1S75) have been placed in my
hands, and 1 am now ready to collect said
taxes and allow discount for prompt pay
ment as per resolution of the General Coun'
Gil, November "a, 1875.
FRED G SCHAPER. City Tax Coll'r.
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II. p. GbEN N,
STEAMBOAT & FORWARDING AGENT,
proprietor OF Wharfboat)
MEMPHIS /: {: IEGEESSEE.

rHy charS.e to Steamboats, is simply ten per
nj cant On heir business Special rates
I1oae JVban desiren 1 have o. S. Mail Box
an hc1aTd Vfsited twice q day by carrier, and
boats mails and kilograms u my care WI u pc
found in boxes arranged in my once specla ny
for their accommodation. ,, ~,
az have iust gone all round and through MI
Gienn's WharfDost recaulking, as dld last
fall, and find 1t now, as them IN eXesLsht
condition, In every way seawortny, ana Dy LAT
the staupchest hull know of. am practl-
cal cauiker and ship carpenter OF nIt6en years
experience. i: d NE n = xSc-oI1a,,,
HUpon the report Of Captain j. ID. daLpnam'
INSPECTOR of the Marine Board OF UndeI-
writer's Of this city, insured Mr.. r +. Glenn
WharfDcat as q first-class null OF Lns AIDU: ,,
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IOFFICIAL.I
PROPOSALS.
rITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.

HITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
~ MEMPHIS TENN, November go, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until o'clock pm, Friday, the 10th day
of December 1873, for furnishing all labor and
required materials for the paving, with stone,
of the west portion of Main street, or that ly-
iUg between the west rail OF the street rail-
road and the west curb OF said street, from
Beale to Calhoun streets, in a similar manner
and with materials as that specimen pave
ment on Madison street, near ThirJ street, is
constructed, Also, for the balance OF the
west side of Main street, from Beale to the
Louisville and Nashville depot, but in a SINH
lar manner and material as Washington aud
Market streets are c instructed, or of block
stone, as the judgment of the Improvement
Committee, Mayor and Engineer may dictate,
at this Office. All proposals must be in &C
cordance with the letter and spirit OF section
81 OF the CITY charter
The city reserves the right TO reject any or
all pr poSals.
del c. G. BURKE, City Engineer.
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LEXAEDEE HTEa-Formerly J. David
"A son Hill 4 Co.-WEEsH AND AMEBE-
oar States, SLABS. etc, and Agent
for the Williamstewn and Franklin Slate
Qusrries. The slate from these quarries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear closer resem-
bIance in color, strength and quality TO he
Welsh slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from IS 90 TO $40 per square,
English count.
AROEDELET ST.. New Orleans
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For Sale.

To the highest bidder, at PUBLIC AUCTION
on the southwest cerner OF Main and Madison
streets, at L o'clock, on tuesday, Deem.
Der 2Isa, that valuable property, 223 second
street, I'm the Adams Block. Also, at
same time and place, that valuable VACANT
LOT, of "a acres, on the Old Raleigh road
between the property OF 8. II. Dunscomb on
the east, and that Of Bender's e tate on the
west. Title perfect. Terms-One.thlrd cash;
balance in one and two years. with interest at
ten per cent. For further Information apply
to THOS. ]. BEASLEY,
de2 40 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-09
18th Day of December, 1875, at 1e m.
AVIS Aux FRAN0AIS.

I Els f RANCAIS ages de vingt, ct eeuX Qul
4 n'ayant pas satisfait Ia loi mtlitaiIe
n ont pas depasse trente ans, sOnt invites q ce
faire inscrire cette agence dice au dix du
courant. +. LANIGNE,
Agent COnsulaire de France a Memphis.
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NOTICE,

THERE will be meeting OF the members OF
i the Board of Trade WEDNESDAY, De-
cember Sth, at their rooms, at three o'clock,
for the purpose of electing officers for the en-
suing year. T. a. ESTES, Secretary.
MKMPHIs, December Z, 1875.
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NOTICE OF gEOPRaIKG BIDS

In Chancery at Nashville, Tenn.-J. l.. Rice,
Executor, ct ais. VS.. Ewing Thompson q ais.
4 N this cause, 1t is by the Court ordered and
4 decreed that the bidding for the property
heretofore bid off at the public sale made on
23d October, 1875, be reopeneo, and remain
open, until the
18th Day of December. 1875, at IL M,
and that notice of the same be given by ad-
yertisement 1t is further decreed by the
Court that the Special Commissioning accept
only such advance bidding as extends to the
whole property. Persons who have already
bid, or may desire to bid; will please observe
this notice, and be governed accordingly.
JOHN p. TREZEV ANT,
deS Special Commissioner.
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N0UTOT.

HAVIEG qualified as the executor of the
4 last Will and testament OF sallie ID. Har-
ris, deceased, all parties having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
them, properly probated, to the executor or
Z. NJ. Hearn, attorne., 50 Madison street. IN
the time required by law, or the same will be
forever barred. All parties indebted TO said
estate will please settle at once, either with
the executor or E NJ. Hearn, attorney, etc.
nov27 W.B. WINSTON, Executor.
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NOTICED.

OFFICE OF THE HOME Buffers Co., I
ST. LOUIS, December 4, 1876.
OUIS ULLRICH has not been in the en-
1 ploy of this Company since the 18th of
Septem Der, 1876. and is not authorized to make
sales or to solicit orders for goods by this Com
pany. GEO. 8. SRRYOCK, Sec'y and Treas.
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Oh. HOIST. T. W. HoLsI'
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80 LOTS & SUBDIVISIONS

IN OBEDIENCE TO A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court of Shelby county, made
in the case of r. 8. Adams VS.. the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad Company and
others, will, on
, 1875-12-20
THE GALAXY
THE JANUARY NO.,
Beginning Vol. II,
NOW READY.

CONTENTS.
Dear Lady piadalu. Dy Juattn Mccarthy.
Dleting The Strong. Dy N}sima. Hjnsth poyesen.
Tho National Burveya. BY Chasles ". Raymond.
Woman'n Occupations. Dy AiteEl hhodea.
neuban Dale. u stt1a Annie T. 1ioue!s.
Only A Volce. py u.
Tho Japanese stago. Theatres In Ysddo.
Tho English Intorroguuna. By Jaflln alccazthy.
Apple- Blossoms. by K4a lilard.
Ktux, Church, Mobiles, aud 8inocures.
Madqap Violet. Ohsptars /. and II. ~ William
Hl4<k.
About "paukors." py Richard n. Ktmb.!',
Waitor Snvage Lnndor. Dy L. u. aatrnseJ.
Drlft-Wood. Dy Philip Qalibet.
Scientific Miscellany.
Current Literature.
NebuIn. Dy tho Editor.
, 1875-12-20

,nR'? Why did f1o not assamo humanity 1t, III.
W 'asAs on aorne Of thes,: VS. Anrwor, wit
not annro+o TINS earth to oo tho car;h on Wh,ot
'hrtll thu most ex eroaI Of nil human bei1tcs
II in'tss be so'ne osrtI: Why hot thus IL tllora
'4'' eoTI reAson why anottior oath should b
rhoseh lathas tan tl,sa M tho k:,en'ra Oh whlcl,
the Lord would c,,nlo forth into tho very ulti-
mslcb ii Hin kingdom Sono oarsl w.tl, the poo.
TO ine1, II mu,t ba the most ultimate of a'I,-tHt
vers heel II the mental mud pnynical universe
OF humanity. WIZ not oilr owu Garth DO thai
varY une: Se.t A.hbat1l nc will luok Il tbs
Script lraf edo Of this subject.
, 1875-12-20

All tho late Gift Books Of tho
tsnv: MI the Gems Of Standard
Literature nll tho attractive aud
worthy Juvenile Books, together
with Htbles, I'hotosrarl, Albums,
Portfolios, P0cket-Iso"lxs, Ink
Stands, ETC., may bo fund in our
Stock In llnl,ountled abundance.
We would suggest All early Gull,
M sorae ur thu works cnunot he
duplicated until after tho holf-
days.
Jansen, MoClurg & Co.,
lit and ll9 state-at., Chicago.
, 1875-12-20

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, 1875-12-20
"ROES, BUY BONANZA"
THE GREAT BONANZA,

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any one else dispute it7 If SO, let them ex-
plain this stubborn, indisputabie fact of
SOC, 900 bales less cotton in the world than o
year ago. ~ ~ 1a@
A further fact may surprise .'South." and
possibly many others. There is not only less
cotton in sight than last year, but less than
at same date in any year since 1871.
What is the inevitable conclusion from
these facts? Palpably, that the consumption
has been greater than the production. No
fair minded man can look squarely and can
didly at the figures and remain in the least
d,ubt.
And why should not a comparison of stocks
now with four years ago, prove that consump-
ton has outstripped production? What do
the figures on the subject of consumption
say? Without going into details. it is suti-
cient to say that the best authorities agree in
fixing the consum ption in 1870 at 8, 347, 600
bales, and in 1875 at at Toll, O00-an increase
of /, e64 900 bales! Thirty per cent increase
in five years. during which production hts
absolutely decreased! ta
In face of facts like these. it is absurd to
talk of diminished consumption this year.
Granted that some mills in New England run
short time during few weeks last fall. Were
there not then some and many more closed
entirely during the fall of 1878? To such ex-
Nout WIS ILLS LILO Cdb0s tuht LILO 4 HcIftCtuS
Chronicle estimated the lessened production in
consequence of 100000 bales. If all the mills
in New England were put on three-fourths
time for three months it would not have
lessened the consumption So 600 bales, yet it
is notorious that only portion of them ran
short OF all The truth is, the increased num-
Der Of spindles has more than compensated
for any stoppage or short time, even in
America. In England there is no pretense Of
stoppages or short time, except in SO far as
the new law restricts the number Of hours
somewhat, and it is admitted that the increase
in spindles offsets the operations of this law.
On the Continent it is admitted that the con.
sumption will be larger than ever before.
Marsden's Zarsaparilla at Vogel & Vilter's,
No. 8 Camp street.
Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
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VITANTED-s2O per menth for each OF three
w Charming Cottages situated on Bolivar STREET,
near Common. One Of them contains seven rooms,
lures and all modern improvements large yard, or
nsmental shrubbery etc. They are on the shady
side of the street aud with openings all Sides are
city,. The smallest cottage is nicely furnished ha a
beautiful garden is raised high above ground and is
just the place for some young genteel couple, who
are tired of boarding house, The houses offered
very low rents to parties of the right stripe who
able to pay in advance give security that the
rent shall be paid punctuay, the owner is about
to leave the city. The houses are about squa- g
from the Madison School, in the shadow of st;
Joseph's church. near the Claiborne Market and
have two lines of cars passing every three minutes
within half square. They will be found worthy the
attention Of good tenants. Apply on the premises,
Nos 90 90k and % Bolivar street. of ..-
Je27-lw ~ T. WOOD PERRY
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29

The First Central Diffusion sugar Manufac.
turing Company is DESTROYS of aking contracts for
the purchase of Sugar Cane, to be delivered at the
Louisa Plantation. 1a miles above New Orleans, on
the Mississippi River trgut bank or at DESIGNATED
tributaries convenient for transportation by bages
or delivered on the cars Of MOrgans New Orleans
and Texas Railroad and of the Mobile and Texas
Railroad All subject to specifications file in the
office Of the Company, No. 102 Canal street, where
proposals will be received and information fur
nished .4s .a A. 7. JANIN,
je2O If Secretary