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9iDtire ill T1rlucruc.

Tlrmers. eer bar ubru0eIile Nlruls, MAJ
itfs fate Gem tiliire. fsrtne Be benpenper IL
iii :. V. Slicn. Geurt Strtst. Cteerdb.
,3crd, Der scrt rto al brtnss Rem III Rru5.
hlr Stann inien.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sptcisl Spm9rfiombeo bsnlcbss
paa port ubprs itore Splas al
Spsriraffer for $3.50.
Speriraffcr for IS 90
Sp"erirutfsr for $500.
Susriratfer for 81 90.
Snerfraffsr for S. 90.
Spsriraffer for $500.
Spsrfraffsr for $1,000.
Sperfraftsr for sll.00.
Sp%eriraffsr for $1,000.
Sperirafter for 1900.
Spsrirattsr for sl4l0.
Spsriraffsr Tor SIS 90.
Speriratfsr for
hpsr sneite Smaa9ut os Ioren /
@innslbsif 60, til Yriisr. Der maa
os oil i9lss Dem. st 8slea oil
opsrbspiis Den melt Santroe. o9 Sn.
gen fan tass paa lin Samuitti9beo
at fOrlabe Dor Butt uben SpsIirat.
Ter paa.
GQaportb, 8ooonrb & So.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
SefjeuctoiDrclic.

aae Geitanttr pll Suti'rirucasr fcr een
merit erlnl. lutb. airft Ittcrlb fan grs
azores ZEE. Srbnipn & Sos Slrre. tpcy
Sabifrirttrns . Slier M 9ict.s ere uca1ie.
Slcitt Seymiusn plr ferIalesn zen i5et
Stpteinber. \. Z. zee,
Nlsigrer
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sirsoaa Den l6os WOnsmbsr an.
fom til Sscorab Yoit Since oper
buuorebe 8rsus ira MOrse iorucsu
enoel Wplier.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
%llimnlUite 0rcpc pco SctOrab y. 3.

Vpp. lite.
Miis Gmue 6. Nmmcrs(2)- anorap 1n'
eerirn - anub Siprse- WIltett @titartlcn
= Sulius =. &rrperitap = Wlrtin Glen
0dmpbcul = Whis @unilo 8eiericn - Hls'
mus Z. Visngs - Mrs. y. @plo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Riclfcr o. &rubbcr.

8iclfcr % &rpbbcr. vi bar nj
iii SllSs ct font llcplIS al SHELTER ~ arpb'
Ter al Dc tseits Slals q tt la llcs prt'
Ter irm 2 Dollars pr. Ststts. Saact
aielftrus cs arpbtsrns er elegant uHitprers
80 5cmmsr LANCE, L. lcmmsr trrcs % :
"a en- balr Commit bgi. apm % ie Dem
nor Sbrr.
Immou, StOtt & Co.,
Dsrnr1b- (nm1
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sirspaa Den l6oe Nouembsr for.
Loo Sr. @uulf Selasisn Oscorab for
at rsiie til Canton, 9ineoln 60.
Onfota 3eritorium. buor ban a9ter
Of boiRtte iia.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Yas paa at iiftre Dig Yilet.
Sratninaca At Mcniers "Giits
Gntcrpriie" uil uirauigclis finOe
Stco Sbursoas Den 25Oc Wus
uembcr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

E1s- Del enc ialpsr mse BET @nnet. -
Nrllen pll iarriMlprts aigeer sr fllrI
liaeill lapt iom Green rcer Trc 8un
@ltsr Strest.
Glsrcrib, 65rccare & 60,
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Martin Sudlp'B, Der lom tioligsre
berelist ceos al en- fort % blaro
Sp9oom Mancas gitermionus al
5 ben Soc Ncpsmbsr, bIeu bc9rapst
Snsoag Den lOoe W. Set par
ct tort % pr09tiSt GiaieIae. ct al
De iterite, iom pleisr at uers / De-
corab. Soruosn SanefOrsninsen "Nu
ren," Ger ait i Spiolen meo lin ga.
ne, iom Tor MnItonln9en bar on
franoiet mso Serseiiur. iulate tilllae
Ell tier Wasie andre. Yait. Brandt
bolbt en- pntfsr Sale i Seysebulet
o9 talts ossuoen nc9Ie 2reltsns Orp
peb @rapsn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
~ 81

90 ba iaa 8uHen bleu iaa sisp % benz bsspnete at ielse
Brencsuin. ba gao bun fig meb Elsitniussn % bJIosr
Del paa oermso, iaal9nee bun leeer."
&. Sebults,
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

ellie Slass Saoefrs fisbes til bsieif
Marfsbspriier.
Guaberticn & @uUiflon.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

g6- Ilaiil "Rinf Surs". ira $3.50
a ppcpsr. Gt ubrre tort Sp!ds brs
6Qarcrtb. Wperdrc & 60.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

vi bar M for NluOr faot fels
Wlntsren ; bet sr folot, % ieaor par
oct Sneioo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Eas- 6n 4ste "Ycrmrnt @rap" Srer'
frltts icr $500 brs
GQspprtb Ncnearp & So.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
gi6rslfcr r.
Sill nlle ELECTROMAGNETIC.

Oh iss ri bar iclpt ue min Scrretnins
sr BET aticlut nSppsnpi9t al ida mine 3teln'
itatsr cMicris, OF ia nj cerfcr anmeos NI'
"a 6ntptr cm at ineiines fJ ~ crllcrt
famine inpeu l5te Nrptmbsr. brls ee eli
uneldi Smtrlniner. 81. ". 0du3.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Ut mt Sortoug (Sloeurl f) er
la9t / @lnueba0o Greet ira &oit.
tonloret 90 neD iii Wdter Strsst.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Senoaas Nitsn nf ShwarB /
8atfeu / &eit.O scorab line SaIoon'
Sincuer i~nrilaaece. SaaIeoes be-
nptter mon Seunaoen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sa Martjn Sanisn Snippen fra
Canoe 8orunlbip omfrin9 81. 81
forriae Snsoa9s Gftsn tlerte bjsm
meo Sre.6eam fra Secorub. blsp ban
omlrsnt mlbtpsls o~psrfaIbt al Ell
8eper, Der its9 rp / bans @osn
itilsoe en- YlitoI for Hanbsn %
forIun9te bans Ysnse. Marrin Snip.
pen pGsrebe iia, men MATTE tiIIbit
uobstale ole iins Ysnas, $ll,75.
Sppsfnseten er snbnu life srebsn
vi fnn nenne @nnn fife lfnfie
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
TuuSctt

Srcrl1 Zen Ste Ncptmtsr iluetes g1l 9tltr
measm Circuit Nuu Soirou ~ Ntis 8iIsn.
ltns Tarm en- Ierltrunl. hpcri en- >ltI'
Ieule. 6isrsn fan rid Zen tlltld, hos Se'
tlnnts Glen. / RTrbtetn II HSIlcn Setn-
len, mpo Al rpgirs aFneemTrts o. EilIt
S~mtplnin3T.
Nllnfl MnneIisn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

s5y- Ct MT Splag al @rillsr iii
pTlier ira IS Cts. Ill 80 so brs
Weuier.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
xicncIcpi9cr.

g 4 ire ilintt Sitntirriser tan 'la 'a'
eil Sienelte rte AZ btnpenre ~ Ill Geo
rlhs Vcicus' acutcr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Sra Gaming, Auamdtee &C., bar ri mob
tastt f~slssnpe 0rsp, ratsrst 12te 9epbr. {:
9saar tom Tettpr q. J. Gbriitenien fra
Ct. Scuts BERTH frr at bpiette f1 % el
maa1te s~riiatte ct lan9s isit gam: en- rpSs
zig itaneinapif 9Gse. Ocftcr Gbriitsnisn
sr urpannet peo 8jstenbarns llnipsriite, %
parst 7 aar / amerifd. - Soa9 81. II
MihedS tlep z. :. Gmln git III emma
Griflrn | ben ncrif sspanSsliits airts | eans
fling. Iaitcr :. !. Sirrtb iprrettsrs Si.l'
len. Gn fer Rasie Wsnnslsr rar tiliisps
baaes fra Spsn ~ rens Smtsn. % mango
tcttars Tcrarinssr sr tlspns Del unSs SrWs
esslr ttlrelts. Der iblanet st "Silrsr Sea
GER til en- garpi al 800. iii hpil!sn 6aps
Here al Sptns unss Ssrrsr barrie pbst Sis
ora5.-@. Sogsicn bcissr MI pla al rsit
5aset MA ben nos Gitp SaQ. 0snns 9pss
ming nil fcits Spen msIsm 8 % 10000
Cellars. fsrene Den bltpsr f9rei1.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Neiten 1900 Siaetter paa
Meuiers "0iit Snterpriie" CT
alereOe iOlst. &jOb Yiaetter,
tOrenO DC er moiolate.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

Wieb bette Nummsr al "Necorab.
Yolten" ielaer en- Sublfriptions Ylan
uaoBernt Mifeuolbs BOG "Snn Hngus
bilo" eller "8ilsosr fra Se%noiloro".
vi baober. at be. lOm suonu life
bar lnbltriberst pao bsnne lnteres.
lante % unpsrboIoenne BOG, oil aic.
re Oct M lfrips 1T Mapn % @orsSic
paa Ylauen % isnos Den tilbass.
Ss, lom olsrecs bar iubltriberet.
bsps8 at ienbc Ylansn til line 8sn.
nsr % 8sflsnote % cpiorors BEN
i'll at tssue iiS. 8iuiss beoes en-
bper, JON III a9ter at iublfrlbcre,
at ienre Ylonen tilbage itrar
for at Eo9sn oeito inarsre fan
bIlpe ierrla. Ser mnna!er nsmIia
eubnu nc9ls NbOnuenter. &unoe ul
raa Ylanerne tllb0ge inocn Ia Gage
slsr ienslt iuben 3 Tiger, uiloe mon
bepiie os Ell ltor 6lsnsite. Bp9en Ell
iaa billis. at piit in9en fan unols
ia for at forlfaffe iia pen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

S. :. 8ater 81 60. bar pan Saan'
Den omtr. 100 &0ae. oG StusOpne,
bullfs be / Sebst AZ 8 Oa9e oil iel.
ae til Snbflebspris. 0stte er
life Sfrpoeri. men 6afta, o9 man
fan %opsrbsulie Jig pso al lammsn.
lane Yrileu paa andre Steoer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18
Gftcriporaiel

ycllrcr Sfnicn NtftstFe 4rresit tsrtt
inareit muliit cplirtt nj Staric Aneetstlt.
Ter gsitbe. 8ocrplQs y. :. @inutibi,i Go.
,SCpl.
Decorah-posten., 1875-11-18

vi fan benne Sang life ifafs
YtGcifantIiitsn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
THE DEUTSCHLAND.
Further Particulars of the Disaster at
the Month OF ihe Thames-The
Inquest.

LONDON, December 9.-With the latest
information st hand regarding the loss
or the steamship Deutschland, it is esl-
m 4ted that st lesst sixiy-eight persons,
OF whom for'y-six were passengers, were
drowned. A cor0EeT's IL quest has been
held at Eheerness on the two bodies
found - the qusTtermaster's uoSt. The
Jury refused to sci u;a fiaally until the
result OF the Cfficial inquiry, which is
being hell al Harwich, is known. In
Ehe meantime they have returned an
open vsTJict OF Death from exposure,
thus leaving the Harwich inquest to fix
the responsibility for jhe disaster.
The iLque,. Ut HsrEich opened yes
terday. Ire captain and the other off,
GERS OF The Deutschland were examined,
but nothing new Was eiic ted. The in
quest vas adjourned until Tuesday next.
: NOR C,aj bodies have been brought
ashore st HarRich.
A dhpstCu iIOD SbeerDess says that
the Deu schlsud has broken in two.
NEW YORK December 9-The dis
patches fsOm London state that the
fret signals Of tistTess ssnt up from the
wrecked SITES mer Deutschland were seen
by men Of the English CO.. ST guard ser
vice az six o'clock Monday morning.
Several cOsst-gugTdmen turned out, and
com nenced search iOr volunteers to go
With them in the tugbOst Liverpool, of
Harwich, and aid them In the attempt
at q rescue. All To whom they applied
re used. and now explain their conduct
by saying they thought it was only
collier which Wss lost. Had they
known that the distressed vessel bad
passengers on board they would have
gone cur. The sea was rough, and HsT-
wien is the only place on the Hue OF shore
without lifeOUat. A woman, crazed
by despair, hu & herself from The roof Ct
tie strips cabin. One mau committed
|suicIde by cItti1 the veins Of his wrist.
A SR eds, saved nom tie wreck OF the
|steauship Schiller, was drowned. Many
IOf the rescued are severely frOst.bitten,
aud some Srs not expected t. recover.
Al daylight Tuesday morning the dead
bodies OF i've Franciscan nuns were
seen floating on the water.
The following eleven additional
|namfs o. psss n~er5 ftOm the D5utseh-
Hand were furnished this morning: First
|cabia-Karl Diedel ich. Second cabin
lPrOcepi ha,o koff, OF Russia. Steer
|sgs-FisIian Buerle, o. Bavaria; Ge'.
IDrelte.. or FrsCe-et, Of Albany, New
YORK; Anna dub2er, CT RIeschenbeIg;
Wilhelm Huge, of Russia; Maria
|Steornsgel, Of El2dorf; r. Schusler, Of
New Kirchs n; Anon Teichy. OF New
lYCrs: Geoi lana Frank, Of Bohemia,
bud johann GGss, % JachiI gen. Il is
probable thgt some others are saved snd
mot identfi- d on account OF the confu.
hon Of nsmes in trsnscribing and tele-
graphing. The child # Anna Grenoelk
|iied on the steam-tug after leaving the
wreck. A together about forty Of the
pa .seDgers AID fifty o. the crew sre still
for. TIE Deutschland will
b-obaLIV becOua total wreck.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
General Joseph T.. JOhnstOn's Views -
No Chance for Subsidy-OPPOsed
10 Tom Scott.
Savannah NeWs.l

savannah NeWF.i
The st. Louis correspondent of the
New YORK Sun furnishes the substance
OF conversation held with General 10.
seph 4. Johnston, in that city, during
the Session Of the recent Pacific railroad
convention, in which General n aston
did not hesitate to express his disappr0-
baton OF the scheme to subsidies the
Taxes Pacific railroad. He ssid that of
course he was 10 favor of a southern
route to the Pacific, but that ne did not
believe in either the expediency or the
propriety OF extending government aid
TO the enterpri e. He thought that the
southern people should stand by their
ancient landmarks, and follow the teach
ings OF their illu5trious Statesmen of the
past. The Democratic party WAS on
record over and over again as against
all subsidies, and it could not afford
10 siulttiy itself. The south might be
benefited by the construction of q
genuine Southern Pacific road, hut her
people should not insist on legislation
which in principle they believe to be
wrong and conducive to monsirOus steals
like the credit r1Cbilier. He did not be-
iave that the Texas Pacific, under its
present auspices, was really and truly d
sUuthtrn road He had observed a map
Of the proposed route in the rear of the
stage. and that plainly said to the con-
VentiOn that st. Louis, and not the
south, was the eastern terminus of Tom
Scotrs transcO atinentsI line. This
statement OF General JohnstOn's opin.
ions fully corrOborstes the views which
De expressed to tae Georgia dele cation,
Of which he was chairman. Had their
been any opportunity afforded in the
convention for arriving at the true senti-
ments Of the southern delegations, we
have reason to believe that large
would have Endorsed tbs views
of General Johnston. We feel sure that
such would have been the result Of a
vote Of the Georgia delegates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

a Madrid dispatch says the Thurs-
day mornings papsIs there express he
opinion that the portion OF President
Grants message on Cuban affairs is no
more alarming than his former utter;
Arces on the satac'. TIE conservative
journals consider his language seriOus.
The general opinion 10 political circles liz
thst the message is favorable. The
EoOca and the Diario Espanol think
that Intervention is not really intended,
and believe that Europe would not al
lgW it
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
THE aUsDAY APPKAL

We urge upon advertisers the i'm
portance, for their sskes as for ours, OF
sending in their advertisements for the
SUNDAY APPEAL st as early an hour
to-day as possible. By so doing they
will secure favorable positions, and en-
able Us to give them proper display.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

the Temsi9ing parties who have pleaded
guilty to defrauding the government are
awaiting sentence from the corr, which
will be Passed after the Hill case is ss t.
tied LewisB Brasher, arrested at Gin
cinDRti on the charge OF complicity in
the Evansville frauds, was RELEASED to
day on twenty-five thousand dollars
hail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
esAEaER fE@B.HlaIFIE1

wAsEISSToB, December 10, l am.
For Te11nessee, tie Ohio and upper
Mississippi valleys and lake region,
ri'iRg JOliotOod By failing barometer,
nOrth1Cest JCil1s, shifting 10 0dTmer
soHhgIs,, ciearhlgOr Gear, fO!iotoei By
c1oll1U speasEer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

AZ the annual election Of officers OF
the New OleGns cotton exchange Tues
day al the old officers were reelected,
except the vice-president, Mr.. John B.
Lafette, having declined to serve. T.
J.. AiTey vas elected vice. president.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

THE Democratic Executive Committee of
Tue CITY of Memphis hereby order The
election OF Delegates, and the holding of
convention, for tne nom nation of q candi-
uate Tor Mayor OF Memphis. Ana to carry ont
Sald OBJECTS, said Committee Iersby direct
that the subcommittee In their respective
wards, whose names are hereinaf er st ted
shall open and hold All election for the num-
Der of delegates hereinafter mentioned; the
ERECTION OF said delegates to be by ballot, to be
he by said Sub-Committe a from & olelork
pm. to O'Clock D m. on
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lBE<sa

MOSBY-on the 9Th inst, MARY VIRGINIA,
daughter Of Captain Thomas s. Mosby and
sallie S. Mosby, OF Arkansas, aged years.
RICt-AI his residence, on Arkansas river
st O'Clock a II December Sth, Captain CLAY
RICE.
His remains will be brought to this city for
interment. Due notice will be given o. the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
MARRIED.

RCOSA-LEE-In this city, December 8, 1875
by Rev. 8. Landrum, Mr.. JAMES s. RoosA and
Mrs. GEORGIA LEE, both OF this city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On December 0, 1875,
at Calvary Episcopal Church, by Rev. DIR.
White Mr. CHARLES H. CoLSER and Miss
EVELYN BELCHKR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

]. w. freeman, editor Pittston pa
Comet, convicted of libel upon ]. B
Hsoury, was sentenced by Judge Hsrd-
ing t. fac OF fifty dollars aud seven
months imprisonment in the county
i4ii
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
Tuesday, I4th Day of December, 1876,

| And said subcommittee are hereby Instrucf
| ed Ihht no per -On Is authorized 10 vote FOL
SAID delegates unless he f. a resident voter o.
MS ward, and comes within the Qualiica ion,
heretofore fixed by resolution Of this Commit
lee, ana Will agrt TO support the nominee OF
me convention hereby called; and said sub
Committees are to lie the sole judges as Il
vine her said applicant Is entitled to vote IN.
der the qualifications as above set forth. and
Lhey VIII appoint two of thsic number. OIL
hers under their direction. to record the
name of each voter, and makSre:urn of said
election 10 the Chairman OF this Committee
" thout clay.
The election on said I4th day of December
1876, as above stated, will be for the number oi
delegates, and at the places in said wards as
No. lat southwest corner Main and Jack.
sou st, eets. Fourteen delegates.
No 2~At Engine-house, Poplar street. Nine
NO. sat M'CuIIough's old stable, on,the
north side OF Adams street, between Second
and Main streets. Fifteen delegates.
delegates.
No. Smear corner Beale and Desoto streets.
Nine delegates.
No. AT Waldran block. Eight delegates
LIMO; 7-On Beale street, near Memphis and
charleston railroad. Eight delegates.
no; S-oPposite Poplar-street markethouse
No. Eat corner Fifth and Mill streets.
No. I0-Near corner Main and South streets.
Seven delegates.
TOTAL NUMBER OF DELEGATES, I02.
The Executive Committee hereby request
that the subcommittee be especially eau
uous not 10 exercise influence for or against
an! OF the candidates coming before the Con-
Ven1on And the Committee would state
that they are exceedingly anxious to have a
Convention composed OF competent, honest
ana reliable men, for 1t is a WeII-kDOWn fact
mat the best guararte that the nominee of
the Convention shall be competent, honest
and reliable, is TO have delegates OF like quai.
ifloations.
The names of the Sub Committees in the
different wards are as follows:
Ftrst-W. b. Rlchariet, Henry Prick Tom
ConsOd1ne, Patrick KeTns, J. ]. CoOney.
eecond -Jno. Donovan, (. Fransiola, s. Fell
ing, VIM. Worsham, Sam Di eyfus
II ird-V. Bacigalupo, A. g. luther, Henry
Schilling, ii. M. Neeley, Joe Flynn.
Fourth-W. 3. Bruce, r. stotz, Thomas Bar.
rect, N. Malatesta, Dick O'Brien.
Fifth. E. Ballard, &. Bonner J. H West
James Hall, g. w. Tomlin.
Sixth-B. Bingham, f. N. Hearn, Jacob
Weller, A. s. Meyers, q. Rtord8n
Seventh j. L. RiIisnp an, J. s. Carpenter W
l.. Cooper, Z. Perota, w. II. Bates.
Eighth. j. DuBose, Henry Seessel, ST.. J.
Waters, 8. j. Camo, VIM Featherstone.
Ninth-George r. Powell, s. echeibler, z. J,
Rarr, George Williams, T. c. Belts.
TENTH. u. Sharp, b. P. And rson, George
Hass1nger, Henry Rocco, Martin Finn.
The deIegates elected on said 18th day of De.
eember, 1875, Will meet In Convention at the
Exposition building, in the city OF Memphis,
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AT gLEYEs a,CLOCK =

AT GIEvEH O'CLOCK an,
For the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Mayor of Memphis.
RESOLVED, That in the event that any of the
Sub-Commtlteemen become candidates for
delegates, the remaining mem bers of the Sub
Committee be authorized to fill the vacancy
BY order of the Committee.
II. L. Elicit, Chairman.
r. W. CIAPP. Secretary
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CLo.iNG RATES

Yesterday II cotton and gold: NeU
Y,vk cotton, l3ic; Memphis, 1850.
NeD York, god, ll4l; Memphis, 1874
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
EEaF CTEsN OF BERKCrO8k

STATE NATIONAL BANK OF MEMPHIS. TENN
Memphis, December 8, 1875.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that
- an ection Will held, al this Bank, On
TUESDAY, January IL, 1876 for the purpose of
lie ting Thirteen Lirecto for the ensuing
year. j. A HAYE-, JR,, Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10
nesots; John G. Compton, Columbus
PERSONAL.

General George B. Williams, formerly
deputy commissioner OF internal reve
nue, is here m route for Europe a. COM
missioner If the imperial government OF
Japan. He is accompanied by japanese
officers Of Iauk, Tomito and Minsni.
The mission has reference tc financial
and cnn m arnial N, q tara
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JoNEs.-How is it that you get twelve
cents for your cotton and | get only
nine cents for mine, when It grows
alongs!de OF you're, ard is jutt like it
when picked?
BROwN,-I get my cotton ginned t
the Memphis Cotton 6ins, which
ia the only establishment in the city
using the "COm slete Cotton
Cleaner" and that's how it is.
BOYD, Sup't, corner Linden and
CLIFTON streets, can make you itch, il
you did but know it.
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MAsOEIC N0TfCE.

TN stated communication of South o
l. Memphis Lodge, 70. lis, will be held w
this (FRIDAY) evening, Fec 10th, at 7/V\
O'Clock, for dispatch OF business, ELECTION
OFFICERS and paw ment of dues,
All NJ. NJ. s are fraternaIly invited.
~ order. B. +, HALIER w NJ
BEN pUTIEN
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HOW Is THIS, AND WHY NOT?

The encouragement to-day sent a
telegram to United Ss2,es Attorney
Dyer, ct st. Louis, saying that sdvices
had reached him to the effect that
Special Counsel Henderson, had, in the
course OF the Avery trial, made an at
tsck upon the President, and assuring
the United States attorney that the de-
partment will not continue to pay special
counsel for this Kind of sarHice
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WI IL SELL, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash. at the auction
house OF A. NJ. >toddaId, No. 260 Second street,
Memphis, Tennessee, withia lawful hours,
On 'be 9Th Day IF January, 1876,
the LIBRARY AND OFFICE FURNITURE
of the late John SomervelI, deceased.
decl0 Il. &. WARINNER, Admir-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-10

passage of this bill would he q violation
OF the public faith, aud he was sorry to
zee that this was the frat proposition In
regard to finances ,.gazht into the
chamber. Soould the bill be passed it
would reduce our revenue at lesst TWEEN
ty five per cent. The very salvation of
the country depended upon a strict ad-
herence to the pledges OF the govern
meut.
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NO SUBSIDIES THIS SEASON

TIE meeting of the National Demo-
cratic committee developed a strong an
u-Bourbon tendency. TIE members
cay they intend the canvass Of 1876 shall
be upon a broad, liberal basis The com
mittee will recommend to congress that
no subsidies bs given this session, but
that reduction of expenses of the gov
emmett be begun, and that the Repub-
licsns be put on tine defensive
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THURsDAY. DECEMBgg IS. 1875

The deleSates elected on said 18th day of De-
eember, 1875, VIII meet In Convention at The
Exposition building, in the city OF Memphis,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-11-07
STAR CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY NOVEMBER o5

that The design Of tho bill was to give the
Catholic clergy control, to q certain extent,
Of the schools, and the response made was
that this extended only to the school
houses donated, and went no further than
to secure the donors in their reasonable
demand of possessing some power that
would insure moral and capable teachers.
But our friend's memory is most faulty
reached the third section, the one he
dwells upon, was, as we have said, go
amended as to mean nothing--in other
words it was amended oat--and then the
Democratic party voted solidly for it, as
did majority of the Republicans, while
the author of the bill, Disguised by the ex-
hibition of bigoted meanuess, voted against
it himself.