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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-08
PRES ESBYTERIAN
GRAMMAR & HIGH SCHOOL
LEXCLVsIVELY ZOE GIRLsl

Thoroughly Religious but in nOl0iSe SectaTidn.
TIRE TORS: J,O. Stedman, E. NJ. Richard
~ son, WIN. h. BOggs, Eugene Daniel, j. NJ.
Goodbar, VIM. Joyner, j. G.. Neely.
Committee of Correspondence in other
Churches: Hon. John johnson, g. W. GOyer,
Rev. 3. LandTum, ID. D., =. H. DunscOmbe
:. This school will begin its sessions on MON
EAY, Septem Der 18th, at o'clock am, at the
corner of Washingt IN and Third streets.
PRINCIPAL, MISS JENNY NJ. HiGBEE,
who will be assisted by corps OF thoroughly
trained and experienced teachers.
The general course of study, textbooks and
graded system the same as in tie City Schools.
Terms: $500 per Month,
II be paid invariably in advance. Our Treas
urer " Ia be found during the brSt five days OF
each month in the schO II building o receive
the Lees. or part of Septe Der, fee $3.50.
Instrumental 81 MuSic Carmel n and French do
not at present, form part OF our Course; but
competent instructors will he allowed by the
Directory TO use rooms in the S'nODl building.
Terms to be agreed on Sy the teacher and pupil.
Vocal Music Sc hope TO make Il part OF our
usual {, 'ulS5 very so IN.
Mis-. Higbee, T one OF the dire tors, will be
found at the schOOlrOOms between the hours
OF % am. and L N. each day OF next week ,
b, ginning Monday, the 9th INST, to give all
necessary Information and to register names
Of ID pills. Accommodations limited, and ap-
pliCatiOn hau beS be made promptly.
The Directory arr happy TO announce that
they have secured the services o the expert
ence1 and vel known teach r.. MISSES
MARY j.. and JULIETTE Il. CAIRNES, as
ass Stan's to Miss Higbee.
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MONUMENTAL
MARBLE WORKS.

ITALIAN, American and Talladega Marble,
4 at very low prices, as follows:
HesdstOnes, two feet, with socket and
foOtstone, 90
HeadstOnes two and Cne-talf feet, with
socket and fOOtstone, let tered IA 60
footstone, lei tered. Is 90
ARd all 0 her Sizes in proportion.
Italian and American marble-bOX tOmbs,
paneled all round, and full size, Slz5. Also
Italian marble Spire monuments, Eeven feet
high and lettered, $50. These rates are lower
than marble was ever sold in Memphis before.
Designs sent TO the country free OF charges,
HImwOod Curbing at reduced rates.
slsO have fine lot of large monument de-
signs from CARRARA, ITALY, which l can fur
nish at reasonable prices. Persons wanting
fine monuments viii do well to examine my
designs and prices before ordering elsewhere.
sepI THOS. .MAIDWELL, IS Union st.
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w. z. hITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sea Third Street.

TgyHE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
4 september lst, Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
English branches taught. FOR terms, apply
at the school room,
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GenerlI kaufman, commanding the
Russian expedition against the Kho-
ksnd rebels, has defeated their forces,
numbering thirty thousand men, under
General GOlvathOff
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
heeting Of the Friends of its Late PreSi-
dent-A full Statement Of his
Affairs.
VT. RalSton's Virtues ENtOIIed from the
Fulpit-The Press TEEN with his
Praise. etc.

NEW YORK, September THE Her
old'S San Francisco special states that
the mee,iBg Of the friends of R2lslon,
set for WedDes Iay evening, is develop
ing iormidsb'y. Organization arrange
meuts are beng made for addresses in
Union hall, and on the street in front,
10 h.ty thousand people. The gathering
VIII exceed ia magnitude and interest
nythlng ever known in San Francisco.
Anere W,n be given full statement Of
the al airs Of RglstOn, in his relation to
he Jank, at the moment Of his failure.
Colonel William 81. Barnes, an emf
neut lawyer, nov Of the bank syndi-
cate, who was friend of R4lston, will
make that address. Important resOlu-
ti1us will be submitted to the meeting;
the first in expression Of coincidence
with the beresved widow and children,
ana following that resolution asking
the pledges OF the people assembled to
withdraw all patronage from the Bull
iet,l and CldH-nOt to subscribe for them
or 20 advertise in them after the Tesolu-
lions have been submitted and motion
tE ken on them.
An ex.member Of congress will de-
liver an eulogy on the life and services
t. California and the Pacific coast OF the
deceased banker. Eminent clergymen
viii open with prayer, and the proceed.
ings will be conducted solemnIy, in
order that the country may know it is
not gathering of Tatble, but the ex-
preston OF calm and deliberate iudg-
mefit Of the friends of Ralston.
Rev. DR.. Stone in q sermon on Sunday
spoke so highly Of Mr.. Rslston that the
congregation burst with applause. The
papers from every quarter are teemiDg
with editorials ana correspondence in
his praise, aud already dime subscrip-
tion i0r a monument to his memory ia
proposed
There is nothing new concerning the
afIairs ,f the Bank of California. Ar
rang ements are proceeding quietly and
pTIsperCu-iy toward settlement. The
l-e-ideut # the National gold bank and
-rI-t company stated this morning that
range ments have been made for the
redemption of all their gold notes, to the
smuu.t o. eight hundred thousand dol
lar, al the United States treasury. The
bank Is gradually working toward re-
sumption; has already lquidsted over
"le-haf q its deposits; Is collecting,
paving out, and settling with custom
er- rSp.diy a. possible; Il in constant
T,u 1J Il remittances from country cor
res. .ontents snd pays their drafts, and
Is receiving deposits from city customers
and paying checks against some, in
tending thus gradually to resume and
retain their business. The president
states thEt they are supported in this
plan Of scti0n by their creditors, almost
without exception, ss being better for
the general interest than to hoard coin
for g formal resumption.
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Eighteen men, armed with rifles and
revolvers, guarded at the Protestant
cemetary vault, at Montreal, yesterday,
10 which tle rem aims Of GuibOrd has
Laid
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Extensive preparation are being made
by the citizens of Utica, N. Y, for the
approaching annual gathering Of the
society of the army Of the Cumberland,
on the fifteenth and sixteenth.
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NOTICE.

HEADQUARTERS Co. A, IRISH VOLUNTEERS,
MEMPHIS, September s, 1873.
ORDER NO. 30. All members of this COM
" mand are hereby ornered to attend Drill
at Exposition Building, this WEDNESDAY,
evening at o'clock sharp.
BY order. JNO. :. SULLIVAN, Capt.
q
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Some peaches were shipped from
Philadelphia for Liverpool few days
ago, and on their arrival at that port
were found 10 be rotten on account Of
the exhaustion Of the ice supply.
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a CORRESPONDENT from Ssnstobis,
Mississippi, assures US that Tate county
viii - Democratic by two hundred ma
r.~rfsr
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A. {. FRANKLAND'S
Auction SalesrOOmS,
I9S MAIN STREET.

TNRADE SALES Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots,
i Shoes, Hats and Notions throughout the
season.
WHOLESALE ROOMS upstairs.
Sales Groceries and Furniture daily.
Consignments solicited.
Outdoor business attended TO with prompt
ness and dispatch.
Account sales rendered Immediately after
sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-08

IHE recent elections in California de-
velop Tie complexion Of the State legis-
ll.UI- % be strongly Democratic.
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The steamer Msrathan, from Boston,
arrived at Queenstown yesterday.
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TO MERCHANTS

OUR Fall Stock is now complete in every
I department and we have Immense lines
of all kinds of goods usually found in a
Wholesale Dry Goods and Notion House. Our
rent is twO-thirdS less than we paid on Main
street, and our rooms so convenient we con-
duct our business with One-fOurth less help,
hence we can sell goods for smaller PROFITS
than others whose expenses are heavier. We
have taken special pains in selecting our
Prints, and have best brands aRd guaranteed
cOlOrs. GOOjs being very cheap we selected
the best and will sell them at very low prices.
Come and see us before you buy your fall
stock and we will save you money. We sell
to merchants only.
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ECHOL ACADEMY

WILL be opened on MONDAY, SEPTEM-
w BER6t under the charge of Mrs. GeOr-
gia Murray, formerly Miss Georgia Sharpe,
For terms apply at the residence, corner
Echol and Elliott reefs.
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Egur thousand four hundred and
q s.. r-0ue entries have been made for
tie Ohio State fair, in sll departments,
60 Coi0mbus, against three thousand
six huu1reG isst year.
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Fifty pilgrims TO the shrine OF Ism
gre- arrived at Brussels Monday night,
and were met by large police force.
So demonstration was offered from the
crowd Of citizens present.
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IN tie csTe OF 3 c0lored man in Brook
Ign, who applied Tor a msGGamus TO
c0uga. the b, arj OF education to admit
h.- son 10 a rchucl set apart for white
children, Judge Gilbert, while reserviDg
his decision, said that the system OF
common school education was estab-
l-hed for tine public, and all persons mad
scce-s 10 g., and hat the hoard Of edu-
cation hsd 10 power to exclude.
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BY e. b. McHenry, L. &. and NJ.
Pierce & Dix, soils. for compl't. we
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05

long, long winter? Are they well sup
piled with provisions ? The supplies are
carried up on pack mules during tho
pleasant months In the fail, and they in
tend to lay in sufficient store hut they
run out of all dellcacles and even some Of
the necessarles last spring, and 1t was re-
ported that they suffered for the want of
food. Not to be caught in the same plight
again, they have now on hand years sup
ply, and fear no destitution. Stove wood
costs them S1S per cord. but, remember, 1t
has to be carried I'm on mules. Their sup
plies consist of beef, pork, dried beef, ham,
bacon, mackerel, green corn, fresh and
dried peaches, beans Qima and otherwise)
green peas, cranberry sauce, condensed
milk, green cages, tomatoes, dried apples,
flour, coffee, ten, chocolate, sugar, salt,
spices, butter, lard, baking powder, pota-
tocs, eggs, raisins, onions, vinegar, mo-
lasses, cbow-chow, pickles, rice, corn meal,
hard tack, carbon crackers, the extracts,
etc. Formidable as is the list, there is not
one article too many, for the men who os-
tracise themselves 10 accept all appoint
ment to Pixies Peak deserve to be well fed,
and much better paid than they probably
are. Such a drcary, lonesome life none
hut exiles or prisoners ever led. - Plies
Peat Letter 10 Clereiand Herald.
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Educational Notes.

An investigation into the alleged case of
severe discipline in one of the Dover, N.
H., schools has resulted in the the complete
cxOncration of the teacher, Miss Piper,
from all blame.
The ninth annual meeting of the Clinton
county, N. y, Teachers association was
held at Moore's village, Dec. Goth, Both
and 3lst. The exercises consisted of CO.
says by teachers, lectures and discussions.
The freshman algebra prize at Trinity
college has been awarded to John Williams
Of Pontiac, N. j. The college has closed
for the holiday vacation.
Prof. Calvin s. Harrington of Wesleyan
university has been nominated for congress
by the Prohibilionsts of the second Con
necticut congressional district.
The Rhode Island school superintendent
have voted to recommend the Introduction
of some system Of industrial drawing into
the public schools.
Elhu Burritt is teaching Sanscrit to n
class Of yourg ladies Mt his home in New
Britain.
Miss Piper, the Dover school teacher ac'
cuscd of inllicting serious injuries upon
one of her pupils, has been exonerated.
The fal! term of williams college CLOSED
on the 22d of December. The winter tern
opens Jan. 14th.
Black Bver academy, at Ludlow, has
over fifty students for the winter term.
Francis Cogswell has been elected super
intendent of the Cambridge, Mass. schools
at salary of $4,000. The committee are
discussing the question of abolishing corpo
raj punishment in the school.
The Essex classical institute opened will
about 90 scholars and premises to be one o
the best terms 1t has ever had. The trus
tees named in the charter granted at this
last legislature met on Saturday and pro
cecdcd 10 organize.
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- IRON Cs.ADSD

Whether iron clad" oaths, test oaths
and the like secure the object aimed at is
more than questionable. 1t NAV be, and
probably is, true that, at first, they are en-
coun,ered with a little of wholesome dread,
as the fish looks at the worm which only
conceals barbed hook but after famili-
arity breeds contempt, they-like the fish
with the worn-swallow it whole, take the
oath without any computations of con-
science, or if their cOnsciences are exceed
ingly tender, take it with mental reser-
Walton or a slight equyocation. These
oaths, in the long run, are about as much
respected and regarded as the oath taken by
witness in congressional investigation
or In prosecutions for violations of liquor
law. Oh, it is so easy 20 forget. A witness
Cannot be convicted OF perjury for not re-
membering. An expert witness may, by
show of canlor and adroitly wurded re.
plies, deceive even the most astute con-
gressional Investigator. AS, for instance,
Irwin made an apparently sweeping denial
VI udNlub pau any ih'hSfI ~ procuring
the Pacific Mail subsidy, to any member of
that, the present or the next Congress hut
when other testimony seems to show that
some of the seven hundred aud fifty thou
sand dollars was pad to Schumacher, a
member oi the present house, William $.
King, congressional postmaster at the time
of granting the subsidy and member elect
of the next Congress- and Parsons of Ohio
a representative elect to the next house, it
Is found that Twins testimony was so
worded as to exclude all these men from
his denial. We apprehend that his denial,
on closer examination, will be found to be
80 carefully worded as to exclude everyone
else. What kind of respect for an oath
10 this Is II not something Of the same
kind of obedience that Vermont renders TO
the constitutional requirement that her
house of representatives. shall be composed
Of "persons most noted for wisdom and
vlrtus'" And this, az wo nil know, 10
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TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1875

agent; also that, when these permits allow
them to pass through white settlements or
mining districts, squad of soldiers must
accompany them and remain with the In
dians as long as they remain within the
white settlements, and require their pass
age through such settlements TO be as expe-
ditious rs possible.
The district commissioners find them
selves unable to meet all the obligations of
the district. While they oio paying the
January Interest Oh the permanent debt,
they decline to pay the coupons attached to
the special improvement bonds. the excuse
given being that of mo funds" There Is
little doubt, however, of the payment Of
this interest within a couple of months
Congress will soon make an appropriation
of its share of the expenses of running a
local government. 1t is singular fact
that the great mass of special assessments
are unpaid and the regular taxes for 1874
are only about half paid.
The Berkshire bar went down 10 the old
county scat for its annual dinner last week,
some twenty members of the association
| sitting to one Of Landlord Curtis Nest Tin
ncrs at Lenox. George ]. Tucker, as the
oldest member of the bar presided, and
Congressman Dawes. Judge Colt Marshall
Wilcox. T. NJ. Judd of Lee. aud j. z.
Goodrich of Siockbridge did the principal
after .dinner-speaking. +. O. Sayles Of
South Adams was he poet Of the occasion,
and Richard Goodrich. jr., Of Boston re-
presented the Suffolk bar. Tho older law
ycrs especially enjoyed this revival of old
associations, and Lenox is likely TO enter
tain the bar association regularly hereafter
Rumors are IN circulation TO the effect
that Treasurer Spinner, Assistant Trcasuie r
Tuttlc and George d. McCarcc, chief OF
printing bureau had rendered thcirrcsigua-
tons, but the genlcmen named as wcI as
all the treasury officials deny the tru!h Of
the reports. General Spinner is in feeble
health. and his children AMI personal
friends have long been pcisulding him to
retire but he declares himself able to work
and will not resign. The cutlery against
Mr.. McCartec comes from the bank note
companies, who are naturally wroth be-
cause McCartec thinks that all the printing
of government notes should be done by the
printing bureau OF the treasury depart
| ment
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No use OF any longer taking the large, rcpul-
siyc, gripping, drastic ana nauseUus pills, COM
posed OF crude and bulky ingredients, and put
up IN cheap wood or pasteboard boxes, when
we can, by q careful application Of chemical
science, extract all the cathartic and other
medicinal properties from the most valuable
roots aud herbs and concentrate tnem into n
minute Granu e, scarcely larger than a must
ard seed, That can be readily swallowed by
those OF the most sensitive stomachs and fas-
Il 1ous tastes. Each of DR.. Pcrce's Pleasant
Purgatvc Pellets represents, in most concen-
trated form, as much catharti; power as is en-
bodied In any OF the large pills round Tor sale
in the drug stores. From their wonderful ca
ihnrtlc power. In proportion to their Size peo-
pic who have not tried them are apt to suppose
that they arc harsh or drastic In effect, but
such is not at all the case, The different active
medicinal principles OF which they are com.
posed being so harmonized, one by the others
rs to pr0uuce most searching and thorough
yet gently and kindly operating cathartic
rhO PELLETS are sold by dealers In medicines.
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King KaialSnun az Church.

The King attended the Park street
church, Boston, on Sunday morning. He
was accompanied by lIon. 4. Hardy, and
upon their carriage reaching the church it
was ordered to the side door on Park street
by which entrance the royal party were
ushered into the large audience room of
the editice The pulpit was beautifully
draped with flowers and smlaX, and the
principal ornamentation was a large and
elegant floral crown placed in front Of the
sacred desk. About the altar the dccora-
tons were extensive, and yet very ch1sic
in design and arrange ncni.
Rev. George Leon Walker, y. d. SON Of
the late DIR. Walker of Piltsfori, preached
from the text, prayer also shall be made
for him continually The speaker said.
there have been othcr soycrcigns when
this anthem celebrates. The kiags Of Per
STA and the emperors of Rome each In thcii
respective ages Of history claimed 'do.
minion from sea TO sea- Nor can The
claim, as reckoned by any outward stand
ard the world recognizes in estimating
power, be stismatizel as UNJUST. Ii is moi
therefore, in those passages Of this psalm
which speak of toxic $ Of royal power that
we discover the most characteristic an(
glorious signs Of the Messiah sovereign
king-of whom this psalm has been in nj
ages understood as singing
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Is kept Ior sale at the following places:
BELLOWS FAL1s--O. f. Woods, dealer IN drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions, &c.
EAST WALLI.GFoRD--E. X. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bros, drugs, books, sta
tlouery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRO-E. j. Carpenter, books station.
cry. periodicals, fancy goods.
BRASDoS--Kelley d Dyer and c. c. Slason,
books, stationery, periodicals. &C.
MIppLEDuRY--W. Seymour Alden, books sta
tloncry. periodicals, &C.
PIrTsFoRD-Dennison Bros, dry goods.
NERGENNEs-S.M. Southland, periodicals, books
and stationery.
BsisToI.--Hiram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &c.
WuITEHALL--Will Farrell.
FAIRHAvEN-F. Carpenter.
CAsTLEToE-Rlce q Co.
WEST RUTLAND--C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
CHI lndise.
PoULTNEY-W. w. Hubbard, books, stationery
periodicals., fancy goods, &C.
NORTH BENNINGTON-fienry Morse, newsboy.
WALLINGFoRD--H. p. Morgan, station agent.
MANCutsTER-Herbert Smith, newsboy.
ARLINGToN-H. s. Hard.
BENNINGToN-T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
Misunderstanding & Co.. newspapers, Pc
riodcals, books, stationery, &c; a. Il. Howard
depot restaurant; John O'Donald, newsboy,
Bates House; GLOBE counting-rooms.
RAILRoADs-On all morning trains leaving
Rutland
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The new state capitol at Albany is now
three-ffths done It has cost little over
five millions. SO far, and the commissioners
want two millions more, with which they
promise to finish 1t by May, 1915, while
three millions more will be needed for fur
nishing and decoration, making tho total
bill dozen millions.
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Public Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l, 1873
The following is recapltulation OF the public
debt statement for the month OF December:
DERT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
per cent bonds Sl,l5T, 0s5, 100 90
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1876.


After January first Tue GLOBE, both
Daily and Weekly, will be sent 10 all sub
scribers FREE OF POSTAGE.
, 1875-05-31

special-Agont HALE, who was deputed by
tie Treasury Department TO make an o1an,
inntion OF the workings Of the system Of
csu1toms-revenue collection at interior ports
cf cntry and delivery, has submitted hia re-
port, which covers an investigation occupying
Hiz months. In his mcandering among the
oue-horso Custom Houses in tho West, tho
Investigator obtained some statistics tending
to disturb tho equaniuity Of various Survey
orb Collectors, otc,, whose principal duties
consist In tho conscientious drawing Of their
salaries, md tho expenses Of whose Offices
are no judiciously managed as To just about
CONSUME the income from customa+ Conso-
4ucntly, It will be shown to tho satisfaction
of Secretary Bn1sTow that large number Of
these interior ports can be abolished
to advantage. But the investigation and
nbolishmcnt ahould not 10 confined to the
West Thoro arc seaboard ports in Now En-
gland whore the receipts aro not ono.tAird Of
tho expenses, md Which otFer field for
retrcncj,ment which tho Secretary can work
moat effectively. Lot sreclal.Agent Hale
hare chance at these nlso.