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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
LANDMARKS OF SCOTT.

Wallace Bruce delivered a lecture OH the
Landmarks OF scott" in selnway Hal, Oh Friday af
ternoon before large audience chiefly nembefs OF the
Public School Teachers Association The Wavcrlcy
Novels were traced in their order and relation TO history
and the localities associated With Sc0s roinances were
Denoted In conclusion Mr.. Bruce said
Two wears before Scott, the month I'll" sane day
Of the month Aug. II, born Napoleon Bcnapartc
Here were two men living side Ivy side. achieving the
greatest success tie with the pen, the other with tie
sword One lived quiet life, found books in running
brooks and good III every tbng" even In his financial
misfortune the other uscd continent IN his Jour
ncy from an island birthplace ia the Mediterranean to
island tomb IN the Atlantic. Tic years pass by Ma
poeon's wish is at last accomplished; his ashes
are removed TO the banks Of the Seine and
placcd under the g;lded dome Of she invaliics
scott returned from Italy 70 die AbbOttsfod and was
buried at Dryburgh abbey, where the Tweed in silver
sweep almost cucIcics his resungpacc In that dark
Summer of 1870, when The streets Of Paris were WIG
with excitement when disasters nctsngly but In
baftslons" when the gardens OF tie IuileTies were
heavy with the pail ~ sadness, st1Od under the Column
OF Napoleon the Place Ncndume, huit bY hlsei from
pieces cannon, taken from the Austrian ANA the
Prussiau and could bat contrast II Win that monument
In Edinburgh not bult by Scott 10 commemorate NE own
glory nut 6y generosity aud the love OF his country
men Aud when stood at thc to.nl az that great 70 ulc
guarded by the stained flags oi many battle heds
arranged IN his fatal number 0i nine, c0uli Only
Ci.ler ald waste, Win tuucIlhg
ard starg M pOlulace and ail FOR mans glory How
different this nCftouS grandeur i Tue hauo"ch
poacc Of IT. Marys ruined aisle in the Abbey ~ Dry
huTgh ivy Gin 20 the cTunbllng arches ana
the star al heaven III response 10 c iiiiN
device, watch weel," do indeed, through trembling
leayer, watch well tie grave of the poetl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
CARD Ely "BRICK" PoMFR0Y.

ELMRA, n. I.,,Nov. 90" Brick Polncroy
will publish statement IN he Adeeftisey here IN the
morning. denying that his paper il 10 be suspended The
renort Of the suspension grew ont or ire fact
that in October last he applied to be lie
ieyed ~ the law Directs from losses sustained four
or five years ago while he running daily paper IN
Neg York and upon his voluntary petition adludged
"A BANKRUPT, that be might engage m active business
oain hc sooner 10 retrieve a losses ~ about -io0o
incurred while contending against what was then the
TUe,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
Pleas ron ECON0HT.

TIE CONTROLLERS PROTEST AGAINST An ArrRorm-
ALTON FOR HE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARnORY-
REDUCTION OF SALARIES URGED.
The Board of Estimate and AppOrtionmont
rect on saturday 10 consider tie question Of inserting Ia
,hs Ts1Ievy for 1870 appropriation of sSoooOo for
building new AJ1nory for the 7th Regiment The Con
.oIer WA authorized to ssue $4,000 In bonds 10 Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
pn0MINTNT ARRIVALS.

ErcreH HouSt-Bisbop Frederick d. Huntington Of
Central New YORK. F1k Arenue H9t,l-o' ConnoT i9wfr
Hon n staplcton Of England eX Congressman o. r. hse
sou Of Vtca and 4. Weed 81 ilatisbufgh n ".
VSsilf9'sr IigeJ0n 4. Gough Of Worcester Mas, and
Co1lnsnser Henry wilson u. :. Navy "A bcgdde H1t
~ Gov William Lawrence Of RHODE Island h0tct BTts
Tlet Gen George ". McCook OF ONO 81 NtchoaS Hot
Ccore Jerome Collector u tie Port 81 Detroit Asto I0rh
JyoflEJohn r. IlAym0nd the actor 81 Jane c'cIrcf
II q GILMAN President OF the Johns HOpkins uVcrsiiy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
TIE rNioN LEAGUE TO FE REoRaANIzED

washington, Nov. 2i.-The Union l@agu"
of America is about TO Incorporate new feature III
lie platform. At a fun meeting OF the
National Executive Committee, held ~
pl,deinia on the tn iusi. o unanimous opinion was
cxpcs.cG in favor of complete reorganization Of the
Union l<aguc, and an ameHdWenl OF me con-
stifution and ritual so TO adapt them
10 the living ISSUES OF the day" A cI-
cIil ar signed hy WIN 4 Newell Chairman. and Thos. g..
Boker Secretary hae been addressed 10 the cmhes 81
he Iic and ia which the assertion Is made Ihd Inc
common schools IN danger and cal fOt q ldly l."
their defense il made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
NETWORK CITY.

Post Office receipts last week, $57, 500.
The weather yesterday was damp and chilly.
very gh and cold wind blew at midnight.
Births last week, 431 marriages, lGi death.
IGl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

DEAFNESS and CATARRH. Just published,
pamphlet describing recent Improvements IN reatnsp5
~ Williamson NJ d. late Clinical Physician IN tns MO-
Teal Department Of The University OF NewSorA fe ioc
May DO had Of the author. at % East 20tnst.
III n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.-W atches,
Il. Jewelry, Diamonds, STERLING silver and H0gerss
Plated Ware An OF the best quality and at smallest profits
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
~ Generatve Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS D. l4t Ierin GtOn Once hours TO j.
THE GREAT NEW FRENCH AND WEN
i NESE SYSTEMS or MEDICAL EIECTRICIrY.- Drs
VIM and EMMA HARDINGE BRITrEN, the celebrated
Electric Physicians Boston, disease now
ever hopeless admirable system VITA wOcerin
Inable Electrical Diagnosis given also Ine ie
nghtful and inyigoratng Vapor Bath 2Oo west lhlry
eighth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
BROOKLYN.

Richard Dooley. u saloon keeper, was arrested on
on saturday charged with an assault IN Bshoole" Mor
sry, creditor
The examination Of witnesses concerning TIE
Of ~ nogrs bel pnnchos Ausntcavc RaIlrod
| continued on Saturday
The Dominican Fathers have formed anti
profanity society In District II recommended
to disapPonted politicians
COMPLAINTS have been made 70 the Mayor against
the dangerous practice Of conveying patients r the small pox
hospital at FatDus through The sIeeh ana IN NE Seeteas
Joseph Maylor. coorod man, attempted 10 take
the lives Of Frank and his Sife saturday night
,v airing at EN- With pistol lie missed them and held 10
Mrs Jones of No. so Dean-et. loet $50 worth Of
silks servants Mary BoGeeanp and Della ll"''
FOR the theft Yesterday al nc stolen property
left the soop OF the house oy boy VINO made
hasty departure
Az Messenger entered ear No 237 of the Myrtle
ave line Yesterday pulled the strap Of the indi
Gator oui instead striking once the bell Kept ringing end
the pointer kept moving unt nine fares wcr registered s
s me 1 Ss Vas rcncsiSd to return go
be only got So o. The ratchet which operates The 'ps h'd
become worn and he indicator slipped at every pun
JERSEY CITY.
nov time table governing the Winter arrange
uen for trains IN take eject Erie Railway TO day
Judge Randolph addressed the Grand street Re
formed sabbath school last evening" adyc atng Representa-
| ton II sabbath schools at the Centennial
| During the recent revival meetings at the st.
Paus msthost episcopal Church over twenynve pers9ns
have po,sse religion The meetings viii be continued under
| the direction OF The pastor
| The Argus Of Saturday accused James Cumming Of
tho Board OF FT,eloers Of having audited several duplicate
hills end claimed that the action T. r. Young, the late
Director prevented the county from being rauded
| Justice Roberts on Saturday refused 10 discharge
or admit 20 bail the emgant swnders Fond, Loomi. and
Lewis and they for crime under the
awe Of eJsse Ihey WI DC Ssser.d 20 The ssSi S.s
two indie have already been found against ihtih
| Oficer Comnack last Summer arrested several en-
poyes Penney Railroad Company, or oyuerowd
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sTATEN ISLAND.

STAPIETON.-The six brewers on Staten Island
manufacture $4,000 gallons of lager beer
hulk ~ the burned steamer d. r. Martin stu lies 81
MreCking dock There X COsidtlsiit
speculation az the real Of the Martin
PORI JFFFisOV-The Board 0f Supervisors 81 Slil1lh
County passed resolution that II shall not be a"fi l"i
any person tmc any drcdge Tor TIE purpose 81
taking clans scalolH his hahor or IN any OF
the bdy- marlboro connected Herewith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

4 hard Winter is approaching, and many {
tected with HOMES BCEGLtH hLhRS. TELEGEuh 81
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, the mos
reliable Cough Remedy in the world. 90 cents and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YEsTERDAy AT BuDNUr-. -
RROAUWAY.
Gam, 40 Soor, AZ . ~, 40 AiigithI -
lxhe-t dIuuR tAe gay, az O.. Lowest 90.
Average same .ay, 1874 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

NOV. % 1870
nAeour1FR THERMOMETER
Inches DesTeeR.
~, gG7 $50 Mean. ...............-. ~ q
,i az a n, NV ~ 20 $50 Max at . o M Nov IA. $50
Min ai n m Nov 1928 90 Mia 81 .. ma NOV. IS. o
Range ......... 800 Range ~
i''NhN IIChca.
Nov IA Rain from 7l5 g. N. 10 llba M amount 81 a
VA -
NOV IG- Rain from A. M t. AS p amount Of water q
Nov 10 ilsn 10 Jij amount oil water "a
Total .uorn, O. wafer for week 81
Distance Travelled D. tie wind during The WeeR $40 miles
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% a mirror wheIe the veteran rocks,
MAY glass Uieir seams aiu scars :
A uei,.er rkt ~ here breeze. break
The ru.shiue into stars"

y
arrival IN New YORK, iound with hun young English
Of ace broadebouderod, VgOrcuS and with an expires
sion on ms frank au IN his dark eyes which, 10 my
mind coufute1 theory Of certain cthnoonsts, that
genius is not transmitted nom father To SON ask you
There ore to oiu Ire wishing heath, long fe, prosper
NV ana distn Iushed career 70 MI Robert MOncAion
Mines
Lord HoughtOn rose again, evidently under deep
feeling and IN brief but very earnest words thanked
the company for the remembrance of his son. No
other speeches were made. The company broke up
into little groups, and presently adjourned 20 the
parlors.
Among the guests were Bayard "a, .o, Edmund
&. Stedman, Col. John Hay, William $500 g, Gov.
Gardner of Massachusetts,, t. Randolph Robinson,
Chamccy ". DcIew, John SwniOn Henry Peters
GRAY aud Others. There were letters of regret from
Joseph II. Choate, Cyrus ". Field, James Gordon
Bennett. William Henry HuribuTt Abram ). Hewitt,
and Others.
There was az unusually brilliant exhibition OF
new pictures, completely covering the walls OF both
gallery and dining room. They had been collected
mainly from members Of the Club by George Ii.
Story. the Chairman of it's Art Committee. large
number of artists were present During the evening
Wachtcl and Won BHlow came in, and there was a
good deal Of music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

DON'r pay IS for an inferior ELASTIC Truss,
when the ID sold foi PoMRRCl IA broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

CENTRAL Park METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATORY.
ABsrgAcI oF m.r0gI FGG Ils WITS ENDING Al =. H.
Hgy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

Announcements.
BUESErT's C0CoAISE makes hair glossy.
Always ask fer EsTERBROoK's PEyS
Yor can stop the pain OF Feon and save
your rail too 10y using DALLFYs MAGCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
DR. LYoS's TOorH TABLETS
Keep tie teeth clean ana white,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22
BONNET RIBBONS
SILK VElVETS.

90 pieces Black SIX Velvet az 81 5o reduced from q u.s.
10 pieces Black SIX Velvet at g - worth a. p.
100 pieces FROM A. &2 25 81 30 20 49,
Colored Velvet from I'll 30, Al 10 ST. - a. ~ 10 e.
o. comprising seal brown, hie bottle green
and all shades Tor dress trimming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-22

ing car under the laws fer the prevention o' etuev 70
spuss and the Company fined 800 The Company APP
peale, case saturday Judge Ho,osn rcn.'l y"
ieraiu the appaa motion made Tor wr oi 'ci-
tiolan TO carry The matter TO the supreme Court.
theatrical variety performance was announced
place Turn Halle in Firsst, latt ovonihs inc
hall was Gro ri with men women and Children. During an
exhibition OF Punch and judy usual cry Of Police,
police up by the operator Capt Van bper OF INC
Second Precinct Police appeared and with the ronaik
AZ once tbs performers aud the proprietor ~ the
place The gave their az Juins Hansen anu
init Weiss Oi No III Canal St, New YORK. Inc prvpreto
ia oris All held on charge Of violating he
gIyh Oh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
THE DYNAMITE DISASTER.
THOMAS COnfesses His Guilt and Dies
from SeIEInnIOGed wounds.

BREMERHAvEN, December 16.-There
Is no change to-day in the condition OF
Thomas. He has fully confessed, and
revealed the names Of his aecompiiCea,
but the authorities will not make known
any further particulars.
BREMEN, December 16.-Mr. Thomas
sen died 10 day from the effects of the
injuries Inflicted by himself. He stated
that his true name was William King
Thompson, and that he was native Of
Brooklyn, New York His age is be-
lieved t. he about thirty five years. He
confessed that he was once captsin OF
the vessel, Old Dominion, ard that he
changed his name to avoid being lrJsce
cuted for running b!ocksde during the
civil war in AmehCa. that he fought
explosive msterisl in the United Sta e>
and had it forwarded 10 bis aidress, anG
thst the clock-work attachment was
manufactured in Germany, and was Set
to explode the charge in eight days;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
THE CONVENTION.

Tie Democratic CONVEX ton, 10 nomi.
nae q candidate fer msyor, sfter a ses-
sion # fully nine hours, adjourned last
nigh. at eleven o'clock to four O'Clock
this afternoon. Oaly two candidates were
gu, Ia nominstion-Judge John X. Flip
pin and Ex-Msyor John Johnson. b.
tween these the convention was almost
eqrally divided, until adjournment,
when Judge FliPpin appeared to have
tue preference, the vote standing fifty
six for him. an = .f,srty eight fer Johnson
8 foul ballot, but ole that, even taking
two from Flippin, would still leave him
the field. What the temper OF the con-
vsntion will lie to-day it is
hard to predict, bot We hope 1t
will be such SIS will secure to the city
.cludidste for the mayOralty Of assured
integrity and character. AS we said
yesterday we say to. day, let the harmo'
ny OF the party be preserved. This,
we believe, can be done by the nom
instIo1 Of a citizen like Judge
Fdpoin. No man stands higher
thaa Be-, ant none more, worthily de-
serves ths hUuCtable distinction the
off Of mayor woulG confer. To him
we are largely indebted, for several
years oi exemption from the floods Of
crime for which Memphis was at one
tine too notorious; and we feel
sure thst in the high and responsible
ofnss o.mayor, he would be found as in
fisxib8y for the peace and welfare OF the
city a. he has been in the adminis'ra-
ziol Of justice. To him, or to man OF
Ike .>Sanding, there can be no possible
objection; Oh tie contrary, We believe
that for su,h IN one there waits an over
whe'nirg msj rity OF the votes Of the
cit.z as OF Memphis. Wetustthe con-
venlion, if it does not select him, will
make choice Of one equally deserving
its suIr sres, and as far reh1oved from
the IL fusDcs or power of cliq,,es ard
rings, as be is known TO be.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

A RAPID lowering Of the temperature
set In about dark yesterday evenings
which was partially predicted by the
signal service report yesterday morning.
The same report last night indicated the
change very general, the thermometer
at ST.. Paul falling twsnty.nine degrees
below the previous days report, and
standing at tzo degrees below zero at
forty three minutes after three o'clock
in the afternoon. At al points the wind
was from q westerly direction, several
stations reporting a velocity ranging
from six miles TO forty miles per hour.
The dispatches from Cincinnati snd
Louisville reported snow, but all other
points reported fsir and clear weather.
A. the close OF our report the wind Is
blowing from the northwest, ct g veloc-
ity OF perhaps twenty miiea per hour
with indications of the approach OF a
snow storm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

IT is hinted in New York that b
weed, the first Of public plundtrers
ard ,hievc7, is "hid out" in New York,
yslti z the completion Of compromise
now 10 course0f negotiation with the
'Tsmmany rirg, whereby the thieves
will bind themselves to turn over to the
city four million dollars Of their ill-go'-
ten Dluuder on condition that the pend
ing PROSECUTIONS shall be dropped. An
3otbe. interesting fact connected with
'Tgeed's case is thst the tail bonds In al
the criminal suits are discovered to b'
Idefectiye aud void.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

1HX- MAYOR JOHN JOHNSON, when
o,'le, upon 10 pledge himself before the
naa,o, ratio Convention yesterday, em-
h-.csd I ne occasion offered 10 answer
,bo o1avi. 9 Of our correspondent Demo
crat," whic. h be denounced as i" toto "a "a
"a -. # VIII ole cloth" This plainly
ind:c,tos thst the ex-mayor was off his
49, Our correspondent made no
oLa.ao on,,' theyefJre told no lie. He
sin,.Iu Nh, Ne,les ci questions 20 him,
as any citizen bad to do under
g. c;.ono,st,,, ~. SCt in any case
an .moor,i,, il 3 Together reliable and
responsible, aud We u &'0'e - Sp'AA III
himself,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
1xrrR.AL Revenue SUPERVISOR

INTERNAL REVENUE SUPERVIsoR
Tu1-roS has written letter to Presi-
/ d ant Grant, taking upon himself all the
|lgsme heretofore attached TO the Presi-
cent for Tevokiug the order OF the secie'
t.ry OF the treasury transferring him
.CTattoD) to s.. Louis, the letter closing
"a follows: AZ have felt it was due both
% Won and General Babcoek to make
G,is statement Of facts, to be used as you
deem proper in view OF the charges
made from time to time in the papers
and especially in the speech Of Ex'Sena'
,or Henderson sbJve referred TO-"
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wsAEaEs rsesAnELIrIEs.

WAsHINoTOE, December Il, am.
For Friday IN the SJiI;h Atlantic and
Guy States, Tennessee, the Ohio, Upper
Mississippi and LoaOer Mis- our valleys
and IIpper lakes, rising barometer,
colder nor.s st0est Irinds, toith clear or
clearing tOeather, NTH a severe norther
IA Te1ds. occasional sHcws on the upper
ldkes and JOlLctcsd by stationary or fail.
ing barometer and southerly toinds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

AMONG the measures of economy and
reiorm 10 be supported by the bsnloI
cy in coneres. is tie bill prepAisd Dy
|R4preseutative Ra8d8Il, Nhich va. Oe
rero- o-ted in the house at an early osS,
proyi ling for tbs reduction OF the army
10 fifteen thousand, sud re- t'ucing the
army budget from forty mi lions TO
tweuts-!our millions Of dollsrs.' Inc
sgI viii, Vrh the cfIice OF lieute nanl'
one msj ie
general, eCt { fl 4 brieadier-generals
iGcs The number o ~oondiDg reduc-
he-half, and make core.
ons II other ranks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
LAW REPHRTS.
Chancery COurt-MOrgan, Judge.
This is motion day.
Circuit Court-sTeiskeII, Judge.

OIFcuIt NOUFE-EHeIsheII, Juuses
Cases Nos. 2757. 1854 1855. 4l09, 4lI9,
1858, 1855, 1888, 29S7 and 3O07, ON yes
terdsy's calendar, were disposed off.
The cases remaining on said calendar,
together with hos. 3042, 3O48, 3O74, 3O97,
3l0I, 3l02, 1882 1922 3I51, 3l62,, 1858,
1857, 3l68, 3i76, 3l7S, 3IS7, 1904, 1905,
1928 and 1928, constitute the calendar
for to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

OUR Washington letter, to be found
with great desl OF other interesting
matter under the bead Of Washington,
IA very dneIyreadiDg. Our core
spopdent eSrDestiy indorses the policies
mapped cut Dy tGe Democratic eonsIea'
sional caucus, and suSsrs wei Tor tne
fniure Of the party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
A-
DIED.

LOoP-on THURSDAY, 18th inst at O'Clock
pm, CHARLIE EDWIN, eldest ION OF Charles
L. and Hattie Yerger Loop, in the fourth year
Of his age.
The funeral VIII take place from the resi-
dsnce, No. S6s Manassas stree, on tomorrow
CsATURDAY) morning, at 10 o'clock. Ser
vices by Rev. Eugene Dariel. Friends are in
yited 70 attend without further notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17

HoLDERs Of the Mississippi liquidst-
ing levee five per cent. bonds will near
something 10 their advantage by ad-
dressing Green's bank, Jackson, Missis-
sippi, stating the amount they bold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
For Holiday Presents.

New and beautiful juvenile books to
suit ell ages. Elegant illustrated edi-
tions of standard poems, fine bibles al d
prayer books, gold and pearl pens and
pencils, and fancy goods, now being
opened at 34i Main street.
A. z. DOD & co.
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AN INDEPENDENT REPORT.

1NbW IUIh IIIUUut.I
WASHINGTON, December l3 During
the incidental discussion, there was har-
mCny OF views with regard to the duty
of the majority of the house. All agreed
that they should, as far as possible, effect
reduction Of taxation, and that the
government should be honestly and
economically administered. 1t was
stated that such responsibility devolves
on the majority of the house, although
the senate is not practically in accord
with them. The country desires the
stoppage Of corruption and wastefuI ex-
penditures, and the Democracy, 1t was
said, cannot expect the people to stand
by them unless they sto0d by the peo.
pie,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Il cotton and gold: NeI0
Y,Tk, cotton, Is 5-l6c; Memphis, l2sc
Neg York, god, ll4s; Memphis, ll3I
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STEREosOoPEs aud views of city, and
foreign views, for sale by
YOUNG & BROTHER,
2zS Main Sfreat
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MARRIED

HALL-REDDICK-On the morning of the
18th instant, at the First Cumberland Fresby-
teTisn church, by Rev. Or. stainback, Capt.
ANDREW ]. HALL and Miss Mamie c. RED
DICK, all Of Memphis. No cards.
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Walker g. Go

81 Union Street,
Sell celebrated n9rlhern wagons at S55,
to close consignment,
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than to any other in my district, and
ship.n YJUoHE
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CHRI&TNN AS T0X
5000 Rnw ARD
W. z. AITCuELL'S SCHOOL
No. sos Third Street,

STUDENTS prepared ~ the usual college
taught. For terms, apply at the schoolroorn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-17
MASONIC NOTICE.

TsNHE Annual Conn unlcatlon OF De q
/ Soto Ledge, No. 299, r. and A. M.,~
will be held tois FRIDAY evening, at/H\
o'clock, at their hall in Odd Fellows Build
ing, for election of officers and other i'm por-
tanL business. All NJ. MS In good standing
frateTnally invited,
BY order.
attest: ALE. 81. WHITE, Sec'y pro lem.