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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
COMHaS CaUFCIL.

The common council met in the City
hall at four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Councilman Camp in the chair.
The acquisitions of the fire and police
departments and city hospital passed
second reading. The report of the COM
mittee on accounts also passed second
reading. Councilman luther moved
that the pay of the general council be
included in the accounts. He had no
idea of championing the rights OF the
members, but spoke for himself, for he
believed that they earned twenty dol
lars per month by legislsting for the
city.
Councilman Moore agreed with Coun-
Gilman luther as to the right to receive
the salary.
Councilman Carpenter wanted to hear
from the city attorney.
Councilman luther did not want to
hear the city attorney, as this thing Of
voting away his salary because the new
charter applied TO the council to be
elected.
Councilman Cochrane said he thought
that all members who voted to receive
salary perjured themselves, buncOmbe
or no buncOmbe.
Councilman Ryan volunteered his pro-
fessional services to defend any member
who was indicted for perjury.
City-AttOTney Hanson said the new
charter did not rob the present council
OF its pay, as they were elected and their
pay fixed before the charter was passed.
Councilman Tuther's motion was
adopted, but the ayes and noes were not
called.
A report from the city attorney to the
city comptroller relative to lawsuits tried
was read.
Thomas Branch & Co.'s demand of
the general council for payment of
past-due debt, the council refers to the
finance committee and the finance COM
mittee refers to City Attorney Hanson,
and he answers as follows:
The city attorney respectfully reports
that these petitioners have some time
since fled their petitions for mdnddnlu8
in the first circuit court, and the writs
have issued. This application was made
only in compliance with technical rule
which requires parties to make de-
msnd before applying for DldRdGn1u8. |
They did not wait for any action TO be
taken by the board or general council.
Indeed, it is fair to presume that they
aid not expect any. The general coun- |
Gil, by their reference, ask my opinion |
as to the legal course for them to pursue. /
This Is grave and embarrassing ques. /.
ton, IN this, that it invokes an opinion /
as to the financial policy that should be |
pursued by the general council. These /
debts are settled binding obligations of |
the city, and the only legal course to be /
pursued is to provide for their payment |
To do this the city must do as a failing
or embarrassed merchant would dO-cut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
STATE LAWS

AN ACT 10 amend Section 3I6 of the Code
providing for the election of County Judges
Tor the counties Of Davidson Shelby Kugy
Montgomery and Williamson.
Section Z. Be &c enacted by the GereraI As
EemOlV OF the State OF Tennessee, rbat Sec
ton 80 of the Code be, ami the same Is hereby
amended, so as 10 provide for thu election by
she qualified voters Of Jackson anu Cannon
counties Of O person learned in the Law and
who shall be thirty years Of E.ge, to be sfvIed
the county Judge, who shall hold EIs once
for eight years from the date of his commits
sion; said person to be a citizen OF Jackson
ana cannon countless respectively. and OF
good moral character.
Section 2. BE 10 further enacted, THAT the
first election for County Judge Of Jackson and
Cannon counties shall be held at the same
place. ana py the same officers, that other
county elections are held. ON the first Thurs
day IN August, 1876, and under the same rules
and regulations mat are prescribed by law Tor
other county eHcuCus, aud all subsequent
elections except vacancies, Whica shall be
filed whenever they occur. in the manner
prescribed by law, on the first Thursday in.
August, every elslJ years Thereafter.
Section g. Be IL further enacted. That tho
County Judge Of Jackson and Cannon couu-
Ties shall have sud exercise all she r.vntS
powers and Jurisdiction That are confer I'd nv
existing laws upon the County Judges Of pa
wilson, Knox, Montgomery, William. son ana
Sumner counties and shall comply Vi.h an
the requirements of, ard perform al tine din
ties imposed by the laws creating .ud ragu-
lating the powers and duties of said County
Judges.
Sections 4. Be it further enacted, That the
County Judge of Jackson county stall receive
a salary OF three hundred dollars Der aur.uun
for his services, and the County Judge OF can
non county three hundred dollars per suDUu1
Tor MS services TO De paid quarterly car OF tine
county revenue collected fOr TIE wear fu
which the services are rendered.
Section 5. Be it further enac e. ed, That Sec
ton $40 OF the Code, so far az the com pepsq-
ton OF uV5 dollars per DAY T., allowed 10 the
Comfy Judges during the sitting OF ina
monthly and Quarterly Courts, is he rebv re-
psaled; and that the compensation TO he al
III .Fr .srF
five hundred dollars per auuum so ar rs ftss
effects may apply 10 Williamson and sumner
counties
Section g. Re it further enacted. That this
act shall take effect fICm and after IfS osss-
age, the public welfare requiring IT,
LEW Is BOND.
speaker OF the House of Representa- ives.
THOMAS II. Pa me
Speaker of the senate.
Approved March "A, 1870.
JAMES D. PORTER, &C vernon.
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most beautifully and tsstetully arranged,
which, taken altogether, produced very
artistic effect, rejecting great credit on
the young ladies whose taste conceived
and carried out the decorations.
Rev. DR.. Sarner delivered an eloquent
address in German, his subject being the
"Ten Commandments After the con-
tirmatiOn he gave lecture IN English
to those confirmed, which was listened
to with the.utmOst attention. The ser
vices were most appropriately brought
to close by Master II. GIRck, who
came forward and presented DR.. Ssrner
with all elegant gOld-headed cane, as 8
token Of the esteem and love of the pu-
pills who had been benefited so much by
his kindly instructions. The following
were the young ladies and gentlemen
confirmed: Jeanette OttenheimeT, Car
RE Hammer, Rachel Morris, Dora
BOshwitz, Bertha Mansberg; Mas
tiers Sam. Levy, Sam. Blumenthal,
II. Gluck, NJ. Blum and NJ. Isaacs.
The beautiful music which Was dis
persed throughout the services was rem
dered by the choir, under the leadership
of Prof. +. ElliDger, talented young
musician who, though but 8 short time
in this city and country, is already an
acknowledged celebrity among the mu.
steal circles Of this city, and bids fair to
win lasting laurels with his ART. In the
face of great difficulties Prof. Ellinger
has succeeded in organizing a splendid
choir for his synagogue within the in
credibly short space of three weeks. The
performance of yesterday speaks
louder than words for his ge-
MUS and mastery talent, and
as many of the pieces SO admirably rem
dered were of his own composition, while
the others were selected by him with
Iudicious care, Professor Ellinger may
feel justly proud OF his success, while his
congregation can congratulate them
selves upon having secured the services
of so accomplished musician, while we
in turn compliment the ladies compOs-
ing the choir for having acquitted them
selves so creditsbly upon this sacred &C.
cssiOn. Among these were noticeable
Mrs. J. Levy, Miss Hannah Phillips,
Miss Isaacs, Miss BOshWitz, and others
whose names we were unable to learn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Meeting Of the zemphis Industrial TX
position Association. Monday,
June IA, 1875.

The creditors and stockholders Of the
Memphis industrial Exposition ass0cia-
ton are urgently requested to 7 eet the
directory at the Exposition building on
Monday, June II, 1875, at seven O'Clock
in the evening. A full and complete
exhibit of the condition Of its affairs, a
Of what has been done since its
together with propositions
looking to q final settlement with its
creditors, will be presented al the meet
ing. By order Of directors,
JAMES ROOSA, President.
ST.. CAMP, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10

IN ACT to authorize the Chauc eIIlro tine
Third ChanCery Division to holt the Circuit
Court for Hamilton county.
Section I. Re il enacted by the Cen raI As
Sembly Of the state OF Tennessee. MAT tine
CLcaIt Courts Of Hamilton county shall b.
neid by the Judge Of the thaucsry Court OF
Third CuauCery Division Of Tennessee With
out any additional compensation being mads
for such service.
section ,. Be IL further enacted. That tbe
regular terms yt Hamilton county Circuit
Courts shall begin ON tie first lIlrd8vS Of
t-nue as long as may De necessary 10 dis pose
OF the 8Usi ness pending, Provided. that mo-
term Of said Court shall continue sua 81 q con-
met win any OF the regular Germs o. the
Cn&uCeTy Court iu any CI the cCuutl.s CltLe
Third CLauCe.y Division.
Section .. BE 20 further enacted, T'uat f1T.
the purpose Of cIuauctIug criminal pTD-ecu-
tons VITA IS lJt.e cost as possible 10 be state
and county tLe j. ll--e may hold as tlauy ad-
lOlruCC aDd special terms Of said Court as he
may deem necessary. ne shall have bower Ia,
direct the Continuance Of criminal cases 10
any OF the adjourned or special tennis, and
shall have power % Teco En!He parties and wit
ues,es TO appear at said adjourned or special
terms ana shall H~Ee power 10 try an CTInui-
Lais in jail at said adjourned or special terms.
RecogulZauCes OF parties and witness and
SubuOaua- for witnesses LD said SuarfaT ferns
or adjourned terms may be forfeited ami en-
fore q IA the sane manner as now ur4cffc4f
al the regular terms of the Circuit Courts
Section &. Belt further eug- ted. TIrar when
ever the Judge appoints special term Of SAID
circuit Count Do shall be his duty 20 make out
and hand 90 the Clerk Oh .t-t OF the names al
twenly-t0ur persons, qualified 10 act as Jurors
taken as near as may be -rOn al portions or
the county, who shall be summon ed tv The
sheriff UEp1 - issued by the Clerk. such
g ersous 10 constitute tine rlgdI4r- fur1.-a4r
said special terms. They shall receive Inc
same compensation aLt De paid I'm tle same
manner as other juror. said Count shall pos
sss- fan and ample jugirdlcLuu and power T.
take any ahe tlt steps ne e-,,irF 90 prepare
Tor trial AID 20 try H.- criminal cases con-
tru toor uiab.a said terms AS though
the S. me were done % fne regular terms.
Section D. BE 10 further enacted. FHaf ug
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10

so pieces striped Ecru, for polonaises,
20 cents per yard.
50 pieces lace striped ATLANTA, 25
cents per yard.
So pieces French figured Pique, p
cents per yard.
Handsome English Grenadines, 10, Is
and 20 cents.
A French Percale, 10 cents.
Gray japanese POPlins, to close, at 20
and Is cents.
Orders from the country promptly
filed. Samples sent on application.
MEN KEN BROTHERS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
ONE DOLLAR FOB TIE APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can have the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOUntjn9-TOOno-Or
for any time longer than that at
the R0yJle rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
CARPETS.

Ingram carpets at so, IS and IS cents.
Atwood ingram carpets, 80 cents.
Best 3-ply and tapestry Brussels at re-
duced figures.
Hemp carpets 20 to 80 cents.
Good quality mating 81 cents.
MEEKEN BROTHERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
Go TO Kenealy's Business College
GRERR9 & AUSTIN.

332 Main street, will continue the
closing out sale, at cost for cash, Of their
retail department of clothing for q few
days longer. Full stock ofalpaca, linens
and underwear.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
PERSONAL.

DR.. GENTRY, Homeopathist, has re-
turned.
Mr., A. HITZFELD has returned from
the Hot Springs. He has our thanks for
q specimen Of the milestone which so
abounds in that vicinity, and one day
will add to its wealth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
FOR LEASE OR SALE.

Z OTS-Sltuated on Madison and Court streets
4 extended, in eighth ward, PrestOn's sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees, and are IN a neighbOrhOOd uneXceptiOn-
ably good. A rare opportunity is here offered
ra -a1sufs or purchasers. Price suited to the
ZINES and terms 10 the convenience Of appn-
c9Drs IRRELEVANT q Co,
r-,-ie 70 Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
FOR SALE.

TORSE-A No. saddle and harness horse;
II also buggy and harness. Apply at 20
Main street. JuIU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
SYNAGOGUE OF TIE EGATION
"BETH Ell EMETH.U

SYNAGOGUE OF TIE CONGREGATION
"BETH Ell EMETH.U
AT this well known place Of worship
the ceremonies were equally beautiful
and impressive. AT the conclusion Of
the usual service for holidays the rite Of
confirmation was administered to ten
children, five boys and five girls. An
immense congregation witnessed this
imposing ceremony, the services being
conducted by Rev. DR.. Sarner, of New
York, who arrived in this city some six
weeks ago, and since his arrival has
been actively engaged in instructing the
children in the responsible duties they
would take upon themselves by the sa-
cred rite OF confirmation. The young
girls were all dressed in pure white with
flowing wells, with beautiful flowers in
their hair, and all seemed fully con-
sciOus Of the sacredness Of the occasion.
The synagogue was beautifully and ap-
prOpriately decorated for the occasion;
The most noticeable among the decOra-
tons being the platform on which was
the ark OF the covenant, which
contains the scrolls OF the law, en-
twined with wreaths Of flowers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-10
The Sermon of the PrOdigal Son.


EDITORS APPEAL-I am one Of the
parties alluded to by your correspondent
"Church- Memberu III Yesterdays AP-
PEAL who think Messrs. White and
Bliss's doctrine unscriptural end dam
gerOus," and cannot be Endorsed by any
Baptist or Old-SchOol Presbyterian in
this city whe abides by the written aTti-
cles of his faith. II the gentiemanly
editors of the APPEAL will indicate their
willingness to give me 8 column, or
even q half column, in their Sunday
morning issue, l will prove all / have
said by, the tWice-delivered sermon on
the prodigsl son; that is, that the whole
doctrine taught, illustrated and enforced
by that sermon was both "unscriptural
and dangerous" G.
California go GOOD.
EDITORS APPEAL "A sojourner in
your city, l have read with much inter-
est your articles on emigration to Cali
fOrnia. In a trip through that State,
after visiting almost every other IN our
Union, saw nothing that should induce
farmer or labOrer TO leave this region
for the Pacific slope. One skilled in the
cultivation Of the grape and in making
wine can find at very low prices lands
suitable for such purpose, but for the
farmer who wishes to raise such crops as
are usual in the valley Of the Mississippi,
California will not compare with Ten
nessee, North Alabama and Arkansas.
The wheat crops OF the Golden Staten
are made by the use of immensely large
agricultural implements, and but little
hand labor is used. The farms are enOr-
nous in size and owned by large CAPT.
talists, who usually reside elsewhere.
Since gOld-miniDg is no longer profitable,
unless expensive machinery is used,
there is little demand for labor except
for that usually performed by women,
and this department is now filed by
Chinese. The white man who BACKED
my boots at San Diego was qualified for
a much higher position. The cOlOred
barber who shaved me at MaripOsa
wished himself back in Georgia. A la
bOrer working by the day on the road
into the Yosemite was the most iDtelli-
gent man l ever met in such q position.
Near the railways running from your
city farms can be had at such rates as
will afford abundant return for intelli-
gent farming. In Arkansas lands can
be had at lower prices, in proportion to
their quality and nearness to market,
than in any other part of this globe of
which have knowledge. BIZ.
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United States District and CsreuIt
COurtg-Frigg, Judge.

United States District and Circuit
COurtg-FFigg, Judge.
Yesterday in Green rs Selma, Marion
and Memphis railroad company, jury
verdict for plaintiff. To-day the follow
ing cases will be called: E. C.. Shepley
vs. City of Memphis, in re; Hanelsoa d
Polk, Sch8fer VS. Hartford fire insurance
company, Anderson vs. s.. Louis Mutual
life insurance company, Sale vs. same,
Hart, Blevin & Mead manufacturing
company VS. Barbour & Simpson, Win
klemeyer vs. Caro-, United States vs.
HOugh ct al, three cases, United States
vs. Howell, United States vs. Alexander,
Buxbsum & Halle VS. HEna insurance
company, Brown & Jones vs. Steamer
Lady Winthrop, johnson vs. Steamer
Dexter, TOOf, Phillips & Co. VS. Atlantic
telegraph company, United States vs
M'Cutchin, United States VS. WaldrOp,
United States VS. Hale, United States vs.
Taylor, United States vs. Love, United
States VS. Harper, United States VS. Al
len, United States VS. Wood, United
States vs Bsrksdale ct ais.
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tisement OF Messrs. Bryson d Camp.
Such opportunities are rarely offered.
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