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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

over two bundled men shls TO hear
arms and TO defend the settlement
against what might prove to be several
thousand savages. Urgent appeals were
addressed TO the government 10 send re-
lief snd succOr at once. It seems that
the natives in the portion Of the republic
above named have Tor some time past
Oeen importing cannon, muskets, pow
der ard ball under the lead and at the
instigstion OF several native graduates
o. the Protestant Episcopal mission
schools st Cape Palmas, some OF whom
desire TO become British subjects. The
English authorities declined to accede
10 their wishes, but it is intimated that
some Englishmen have given these ed
ucated but ambitious natives to under
stand that if they can drive the Lioe-
rians from the coast their government
would then make q treaty with them
and give them position. But notwith-
standing this treachery, Mr. Dennis is
confident that his government will be
able ID defeat the "nstives" and foil the
Anglo-negro fOmenteTs Of trouble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE New York Journal Of Commerce,
one IF the most conservative Of the
northern Democratic papers, in reply to
g CORES pondent, explains that "in the
Initiation demonstration the Democratic
leaders in Ohio intended to do nothing
more than to cceste a diversion in their
favor since The school question was
likely to give bitterness TO the canvass.
and to give some expression to the pop.
ulsE discomfort concerning the muddling
OF finS- cisl affairs at Washington, with
out really knowing in what the error
consisted or how 1t could best be reme-
died; that the Republicans cried hard
money vigorously enough during the
csmpsign, bat they are the authors Of
both tie rag money and the theoryof
Reputation rs interpreted in the
proposition 20 !sy of The bondholders
III pspar, and mean nothing practical
by their cry; that there will be no seri-
Gus at.emp. by any party ID force re-
sumption Of specie payments January
], 1872 and that if the ATTEMPT TO
force a resumption lead toward destruc.
tiol Of industries, as it will, the suffer.
eE5 will rebel and the work be ans.
pended"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

The Journal Of Commerce publishes
the receipts and expenditures Of the
government for the year ending June
30th last. The receipts were:
From ,l67 ID IS
From internal revenu llOiOJ' ,isS .
n IN public lands..-..-.-- ......... l,il55l9 u
,9'looI ~
Tue miscellaneous receipts Include
shout fifteen millions from tax on ma
tionsI banks, fees, sales Of pablo prop
erty, premiums on coin, etc, and the
large remainder is only nominal sum
covering the changes in the public secu-
rites. The disbursements show ST.
| 070, 702 IS for civil and miscellaneous;
SAL, I2O,645 9S for the war and S2l 49,
626 q for the navy departments; S37,
S4O,S O. for the interior and Sl03, 093,-
544 81 for interest ON public debt, MAX
ing 8 total Of S274, 623, 1872 81. Add 10
this Sis, 81, 1916 As for the redemption
of the public debt, and SI44, 7O3, 416 Al
balance in treasury, and we have a
grand total of $685., 237, 445 70. The
movement Of the public debt is 50 mixed
in the statement that the sexual net
cash receipts and expenditures do not
appear at glance. Nor can the result
of the years fnanciering be obtained
from g comparison Of the cash
balance. The cash on hand on
the first Of July, 1874, Was officially
reported at S15O,73l ,694 IS, and this
was reduced, it will he seen, at the close
Ct the year to Sl44, 7O2, 416 Al, showing
decrease Of S6,O29,278 %; but the cash
balance itself is increased or diminished
by the withdrawal or issue Of coin GER
tificates and the like, 80 that this is not
likely to be the exact difference between
the actual revenue and expenses. AS We
make the result, the net income was
about two hundred and seventy-three
millions, and the net expenses leach
being reckoned outside Of the principal
Of the public debit were about two hum
bred and seven ty-f0ur and a half mil
lions, thus showing a very slight def
cheney for the year. This takes no sc-
count of the thirty millions which ought
to have been provided for the sinking
fund.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE New York Herald, of Monday,
sums up the murders of Sunday, as re-
ported by Telegraph, and says: "Grand
total, three dead and one wounded.
Each man goes out with gun on bis
shoulder or a revolver in his pocket,
and if any man has different opinion
he opens fire; or if there is possibility
that the approaching person has not a
fine moral character, it is then proper
also TO blsze away; and presently PEG.
pie will no longer say Good dsyp
They viii only exchange shots as they
pass." If, however, we follow this sort
Of thing up with the gsllows, we may
return to the better way, and instead of
the inhsrm onious crack Of the rife or
six-shooter, We shall have "Good day 90
We must hang for shooting.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THERE are two cit es of Boston and
two hills called Bunker. At least 80
We learn from a paper read at the las.
meeting Of The British association for
the advancement Of science, by D. Mac
intOsh, F. G. s., on the history Of the
people o. Britain, in which he referred
to our American New England, and
mentioned the fact that, while large
proportion Of New England surnames
are still found In Devon and Dorset,
there is a small villsge called Boston
near TOtnes, and in its immediate
neighborhOOd a place cslled Bunker
HiUU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

HENRY w. DENNIS, secretary of the
treasury Of Liberia, writes a letter to
william Ccppinger, of Washington,
corresponding secretary Of the Ameri-
can colonization society and consul
general OF that republic in the United
states, in which he announces that all
the tribes near Maryland county, from
Tue nVer Cavalia, on the south of Fish
town, on the north Of Cape PsImss, in
ciOding the Cape Pslmss natives, had
combined 20 mske war on the settlers
ana to eKterminate them. He also
States that an attack was expected
daily inst the natives had STONED all
Communication and intercourse with
he settlers, and that there were not
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE Springfield (Msss.) Republican
says that what Messfs. Bristow, Pierre
pont and Jewell think Of their new as
sociate has not " trsnspiIed." The
more respectable Republican organs dc
not display enthusiasm over the APP
pointment; perhaps their feelings are
too deep for uttorsnce. "Vot's dat you
says, Shonny?" inquired Mr.. Schmidt,
as he was correcting his offspring with
2 strap. al says nOdings, fadeT." ''Ysh,
but knows vot you dinks; you dinks
dam -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

The New York Herald, in a position
to know, explains. 1t says thar sit is
/" for the interest of Governor Tilden
"thst the honor be not conferred on
New York, since it would be an i'm
"psjiment 10 taking Presidential can
didGte from this State. Governor Til.
"den's friends desire that the speaker
"ship be given to the west"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THIs is consoliug, a least. The great
al ho-ity on railroads, Charles Francis
Adams, jr., says lives lost on railroads
are iudiciously expended for the reason
that they lead to theinvestigation Of the
cause of the accident and the invention
ofuew safety appliances.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

IT wss jane VI. Shaw who partici-
pated in the attempted kidnapping Of
J. VI. Tighe on sunday, and not our old
friend John NJ. Shaw, than whom there
is no better citizen in the State. His
friends will please take notice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

TIE New York Tribune thinks that
Vice-PIesident Wilson should be Gin"
terviewed" on the Chandler appoint
ment. It would be interesting to know
just how much ne thinks it has helped
forward his little plan Of getting the
independent voters back into the party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

HERE is the PiisbuTg Dispatch's
touching sketch OF the new secretary Of
the interior: "The country has been ac-
cu-tomed to hear Of Chandler as q good
judge Of whisky and al admirable anna
reur DugiIi.t.U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

A GOOD example is that set by the
Irish citizens Of st. Louis, who are about
erecting g monument to O'COnneN in
that city. NJ. Thomas Farrell, sculp-
tor Of Dublin, has sent them a design,
the estimated cost OF which would be
thirty-two thousand five hundred dol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE very honorable Pete Crosby, the
confidential friend Of Governor Ames,
and inst gator OF the Vicksburg riot, is
st present soJourning in St Louis. Pete
is one OF the wholesale murderers Of
Mississippi who have retired from BUSH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

FROM WiIkesbarre, Pennsylvania,
comes the announcement that the six
great coal companies OF the anthracite
region have determined upon partial
suspension If mining operations imme-
diatsly, and q general suspension in De-
cember. God help the po0rl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

The Roman correspondent Of the In
dependence Beige writes that Fati er
Curci, OF the ORDER Of Jesuits, has sent
10 tue pope the prDof-sheets OF y rev
work developing the thesis that the Ro.
man Catholic church sh0uld never seek
an immediate triumph, but endeavor to
obtain exsltation through suffering and
persecution. Father CuTci crIticises Sc.
verely the policy Of Cardinal AntoneIli.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE report that G raid Massey, the
English poet, had become insane, is now
denied by q personal friend Of his, who
says that he is now engaged on the
greatest literary work OF bis life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
Executors Notice.

THE undersigned having qualified as the
Il execuf or of The last will and testament of
tue late VIM. GreenlaW, deceased, hereby
notifies all persons who have claims against
the estate to present them to him, properly
authenticated at No, 10 Madison su eet, N NJ
phis, within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their re-
coyery; and all persons indebted to the estate
are requested to come forward and make pay.
ment. W. Il. GREENLAW, Executor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
iIEMPKIS APPEAL
WEDNESBAI, OCTOBER %, 1875.

THE Lexington Dispatch ASKS how
this ticket would sound: "For Pfesi-
dent samuel J. Tilden, Of New York
for Vice-President, Allen G. Thurman,
- nhfrD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
GIN PAIRING.

PLANTERS can have their Gin saws Filed
Z in the best possible way, and their Gins
thoroughly overhauled and put in No. order,
by B. W. HICKMAN. He can also furnish the
Old-style HORSEPOWER OF the best timber, With
iron bandwheeI shaft. Builds Gins, Gin
Feeders, LintsTs, and Filing Machines TO
order Can furnish almost any variety of Gin
material, 4 few secondhand Gins for sale.
For further particulars inquire of
B. W. HICKMAN,
Jyl7 No. 66G Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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EISsIs STPPi & TENsRsSBR R.R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
~ rs, 1875, trains will run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
New Orleans Mail, daily .....2 As pm. 2:55 pm
Express Train, daily Except
sunday 10 pm. $40 am
Freight and Accommodate,
daily Except Sunday IA 80 am. 400 pm
Close connections made at Grenada with
trains North and south for all points.
For further information apply to Ticket
Office, No. 287 Main street, and at depot.
NJ. BURKE, Superintendent
JAMES SPEED. Ticket AGENT. se2B
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FL Is, n ITURE
AND
Carpet House


will be glad to see any and all of my old
friends al my new headquarters, and urge
upon them 10 favor me with their patronage
and in fuenCe in this my line of trade. They
may rely upon honorable and liberal dealing,
for w1iCh ] believe my experience OF over
forty years has given Inc some reputation with
all who have had business with me, or VINO
know me personally, Respectfully,
Octl7 j. r. MCKINNEY, BR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

The Journal Of Commerce publishes
the receipts and expenditures Of the
government for the year ending June
3Oth last. The receipts were:
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~ A.

x. q. DANIEL, uv
President. r..r...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.


Mr. JOHN z. POOLE. Manager.
II is NOW READY,
and will be produced in superior style.
. Every Scene, every Eject every Appointments every
COMPLETELY AND ENTIRELY NEW
MONDAY, JANUARY Is. 1874
First production OF the entirely and original
BurlesQue,
BY the celebrated Irish Dramatist, Mr.. JOHN r..
POOLE, the author of 'Black-and-Ta Crook" up
Town and Down Town" sunny SOUTH" Jack She
pard," Hamlet, broadway by Moonlight" WAS she
Led Led, Or pa She Go Asirays shin Fame. Gsr
"rhe Italian padrone" To Day wallace King
John, Hero Of Twenty Minutes" "Bedad-dy 0Dowd,"
Gaelic Chiefs" The Irish Detective" anita Claus"
summer Nights Dlesm," The awkward squad"
'Brady's Boarders," Macbeth" "she stoops TO Con,
auer Temptation" Dublin Assurance" Wealth and
Wor1h" Uncle TOMS Cabin "Lop,s xviii" streets ee
and Boy Cross-Grained Brothers," Nick of the
jug Of Punch" 'Batherskn Naboclish.n "Hooa Hama
ale Avourneen ''Arrah Musha Meeish," &C. &c., Ac
DC This hurlesque is copyrighted according TO law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24
HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
~. GREAT SALE or
young green Trotters Just arrived from Kentucky
the property OF p j. Connolly Esq. lIs Queen street
Germantown. Pa, 10 be sold at BARKER SONS Cit
Auction Mart and New York Tate SAILS corner OF
Broadway and Thirty niuth street, Wednesday next
January y, at IL O'Clock.
THE STOCK comprises fifteen head that can trot in
from 30 to SC0 and ali PRINCIPALLY the get
Patchen OHIO Flying Rogue, Ericsson, Coeman's Nam
brine Pilot Mambrlno Whip, Lincoln, Dovers Nam
brine, Ssager's Patchen, &c, &c
THIRTY YEARS experience has aided Colonel Con-
nelly in selecting the best lot of
IN New YORK. Gentlemen will be given the opportunity
of riding behind and testing the speed Of OF the
stock before the sale Positively no private offer enter
tained.
CArALOG UES WITH full particulars be obtained
at BARKER * SONS. corner of Broadway and thirty
ninth sire ct and at the offices OF the spirit OF the Times
and Turf, Field and Farm.
SALE POSITIVE and without
STOCK NOW exhibition
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AMUsEMENTs.

MAGCABE:-RoBINsoS HALL. SIXTEENTH ST.
month FRsR tne success oil
m BsS5s az SsGr AVE sss
his
gathered TO witness an entertainment.
1he rs SFfEssH! Mssk Tii be
"Misa Mary Larry. May S.,,.s The tasspa.ins Eefow"
Terry "a s5%ss $$ ~
"a SsTshs ~ AlESSTAEE TMo CHAR
apd n %aSn'sss SIS
week ana Be- bow Drama of
In which HSR Rsry s appear Also
Little Amy II Lee and extra company
FLAGS
N'Sh0'SE HHzaGha ATTRACTION Z
+ ROSE ' and fm maahS sr Wilkins Z
rRop5 5nS Fwo FLAGS
cnhA nf ssF f DkSa&Fc sF Il AZ
Harp k9o wnf f m % a Se s ssass
Y ROSE WATKINS as Nary and Banch Mccarthy. 4
or LITTLE AMY LEE aH as Molly Malone 5.
KELLoGG ENGLISH OPERA.
IL Mr. T. D. HESS Director
Rsiasf sHSs5S 81 T HSSEsn Saas1
@ iSs;s. s s
IL TRovAToRE
49, Miss CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG as Leonora:
Mus s @ 81; KS
ItT3N s. AsVergando and M Manrco
sSSSSkY AoaDlMY OF MUSIC,
FRIDAY, January 2a-First time in New York. in Eng.
Opera,
GRAND KELLOGG MATINEE, SATURDAY,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
Seats can now be secured at Academy Of Music, 7GA
ana "a Broadway. Reserved Seats %; admission, $l
Family Circle bic. Reserved Seats Family Circle 81.
See circulars at mnsc stores aud Academy Tor full
casts OF the operas,
WOODS MUSEUM. WOODS
w MONDAY January Is
One week only
Mr. o. iii HEfk assi Nfpanzs0'p Fe0Dsis%':.R,
evenings and Wednesday Matinee, III
AFLOAT AND ASHORE
Thursday. Friday and Saturday evenings and Satur.
Or. JXCK HARKAwAY AMONG THE BRIGANDs.
Monday, Tu ssK i ThuTsSsy ana Friday.
Ihepese Wood, Nellie Sanford. Marion sackett
REpucr ipScI 81 p S25tsE TO ALL
MATINEES.
Children il
Orchestra and Balcony SOC
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AMUsEMENTs.


IHF xask n NTH NEW y Eo3 As9 9Th Av
hra housbf ..as..- ..-LADY ELIZABETH
AZ Mr.. r Rop;hys sng.gement in New York limited
SANITY made that this asna nsS artistic
si'i nvssiSd THE
and Asr M1sFsGE M n NEW YORK OF
IN ra 1T FE1 xbY 0r HfhHzas sGf Of
w pls SS r ey Ss5 loo '%ss II nPg ay
supported " dramatic
rs M0sRAS NJ, in New
FIRST 'D'sShEsssnfRs o u SYer Ks SosALNp
THRATRE coMIoUE,
Mr. JOSH HART ENTIRE INV o;.;1sO!e Proprietor
Entire change of bill rst night of great Irish
HART
NJ ! ky HANAHihA, ( Nj ThE eB BxsN SHlnE'
NJ HA every A s sRis re Troupe sss
the hfEE ski sknb ssf.ahh
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
p 7. BARNUMs ROMAN HPPoDRoME.
FOUNTAIN OF PERENNIAL NovELT1Esl
VnSISHs OF BeqH
DAY AND NIGHT
TIE sEhyHS sEA4 sYspsn SILL THE
KETAINlDi
s .SsD4E s night, 5AsTAsX 3:
iS SAGGGUkAL
s ssAsB kkSIsHThY
IN new Y YORK,
e sss 81 h G, Of Southern gentle
Grand procession by the company attired in historic
costumes as lords ana ladies' Of the Middle Ages
by Herads and attended by their squires and
Court Scene in the Arena.
Tiltns at the Rings AZ Full Speed.
Prizes Awarded by the Judges
qGsES Sr OF LOVE- Ha End Sf BEauf sS
bsaS SG%n ans rnS sesne
The knights Pay Homage to The Lovely Queen.
Exciting fitting cSmSa5 ss!wssn two Knights after
SS% s%s sas sso@$
FINALE.
Grand Combat OF all the Knights-Lances and swords
As Far H ftff e Sns
other vast Of the Great Hppodrome making
TWO PROGRAMMES IN ONE
EQUES TRANS.
THE THRILLING EQUESTRIAN SPECTACLE OF IN
DIAN LIFE.
NOTE-Notwithsai ding the myriad of attractions in
the Menagere ana Museum departments and the three
hours programme of executing contests in the Grand Am
phitheare, much OF the is to the delightful
temperature OF the interior, making it
bic draw room, while the ventilation il perfect
as to evoke praises from all
PROGRAMME. AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Doors open at and O 80 Performance at 10 and s.
Box office open from 10 4. Seats secured six days
advance.
SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF TROTTING CARNIVAL,
AT HIPPODkOME, TUESDAY NIGHT, JAN. e.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


VTALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLCK
ELEVENTH WEEK
Of the engagement OF
Mr. DION BOUCICAuLT,
who will appear
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE
in his own irish play,
THE SHAUGHkAUN.
list TO nth PERFORMANCE.
M MONTAGUE Mr.; GILBERT; Messrs BECKETT,
ARNOTT POLK, HOLLAND. LEONARD EDWIN,
Mesdames DYAS. LEWIS PONISI, BURKE, SEXTON
and BLAISDELL will appear
Carriages ordered for ~ A. Seats secured four weeks
In advance.
DOOTH'S THEATRE. LAST WEEK.
ID JARRETT PALMER. Lessees and Managers
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF LITTLE EMILY"
Halli1ays admirable dramaization Of Charles Dtckens
most charming story, "David Copperfeld" entitled
LITTLE EMILY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-24

JUBILEE SINGERS
Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn,
Will give their
FIRST CONCERT
in New YORK since returning from their
MAkVELLOUsLY SUCCESS. u. TOUR
in
ENGLAND
at
STEINWAY HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY l.
The company has been reorganzed by Prot GEO. l..
WHITE, assisted by trof riiEO: T. skWARp, and they
have now raise $l0 900 to further enlarge
the facilities and to lay the foundation OF permanent
endowment for FISK University.
The Concert will surpass atrac tveness those which
were universally popular two and three years ago
Sale tickets will begin Thursday, January 25 at
Steinway Hall and at the of the American Mis-
sionary sssociation, Sc Reade street.
Admission, SOC. erved Seats, 75c.
open at Ia o'clock Concert begins at o'clock
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GERMAN LIEDERKRANZ 81 50 AMP 90, % EAST
o'c ock precisely SECOND CONCERT Miss ANTONIO
HENNE, soprano Messrs AID SOHsT, Baritone, AL
GUST KUTZLEB, Oboe MAX LlEBLING, Piano; +.
BERGNER A. LIES EGANG, A. SACHLEBEN and
GUST WALLOT Cell and a Grand Orchestra. Adj
mission for non members If introduced by member,
81 each A. GOEPEI Secretary.
CTEINwAY HALL-MIsS SOPHIA FLORA HE'LL
- BRON, the wonderfully gifted pianse begs to an
nonnce another series OF tour panoorte recitals, on
THURSDAYS, March II and 25
Tickets the 81 taken prior TO these dates
single tickets 81, be had at the principal music
stores and Miss Hebron, 357 West forty-iouSth
rUHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, NO. S
i last Fourteenth street. next to DelmonicO's,
WILL INITIATE, under the direction oil Mr. EDWARD
Moenhauer series of Classical Concerts Of the highest
order, representing in chamber music what the New
YORK Philharmonic society interprets in orchestral
music.
THESE CONCERTS are inaugurated by the New York
Conservatory not only to cultivate ana elevate the taste
pupils but also 10 supply TO the pubc generally
series OF perfect In every dea In the IN
terpreta ton Of chamber music
THE GREATEST MUSICAL TALENT which the coun-
try affords has secured In order TO make these con
certs unparalleled by anything OF the KIND heretofore
attempted.
parts and 1.-THE advanced pupils of the Con-
tory will be introduced.
THE FIRs7 CONCERT will take place at Steinway
Hall. Wednesday evening. February TO-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03
MExICO-.ITS MINES AND MINERAL.
RESOURCES.

Considering the attention that is at
present directed to Mexico, the follow
ing, from the Gold Hill News. will be
found of interest
EDITOR News Having spent several
years in the various mines of Mexico. at
least in the northern part of 1t, compris-
ing the States Of Nuevo Leon, Chihua-
hua, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas. Du-
range and Sinaloa, will endeavor to
give you some idea OF the formation OF
veins and the different classes OF ores
extracted from them, the mode Of oper-
Rting mines and the manner Of milling
employed in the haciendas or reduction
works.
The veins can generally be traced on
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

A Treasury detective on being asked
by Chicago Tribune reporter how to tell
az homes, distiller conhdentially informed
him that every distiller be found with a
little tuft OF hair growing in the palm Of
his hand vas honest in his dealings with
the Government.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

That there is nothing new under the
sun is again demonstrated by the discov.
cry OF the fact that the wild tribes in the
northern districts OF Bengal scalp theil
prisoners and the wounded in battle.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

This Ia how it looks to a rival New Jer-
sey editor who didn'tget any pass: Gar
ruth's body lies moldering in the grave,
but his railway pass goes a marching on.
His remains were forwarded from Vine.
land to Camden on the pass he had held
during his life. Clear case of dead
heat -
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

A bronze statue of Columbus has been
set mp in the City OF Mexico. The man
that gave new world TO CASTLE should
have asuitable monument in this country
in perpetuation of his fame aud courage.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

kumors OF hostile complicati ons with
Spain are again rife. Nothing definite
can be said or written till after the Presi.
dent has sent his message to Congress.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-03

The foremen in Cincinnati breweries
get SIC. 600 per annum, but Cincinnati
judge must dispense impartial justice on
an annual salary of $4,000.