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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-06
i EMPBTS APPEAL



Il would be impossible FOR even the
most fervid patriot to find fault with the
observance Of the Fourth yesterday ty
the people OF Memphis. CommeEciI 3
on Saturday night firing was literally
Kent I'd all along the line until far into
Tuesday morning. Our .feu dc J1te be-
came 3 jeJId' C7JJsr, so iucessa SAINT was the
defamation Of "viIaingUs s1ipeteT." The
din aud racket ran fast aud.fuTigus, and
we are not sure bat that many house
keepers, however imbued with the spirit
Of '76, are glad "the glorious Fourth"
comes but once yIaT. But this Is a
selfish view TO take Of It, and We are SAT-
i.fjed that even the timid aad nervous
would rspudiste il upon the sobeTsecond
thought which, ia this, AS IL all cases,
Is best. To people ike ours, and in a
country likesouIs, it is well that the pa
trio.ic fires should be kept alight, and
Oh the recurrence Of the anniversary OF
independence the elder sons Of The re-
public should renew their devotion to it,
and The younger. learn anew the lesson
Of the revolution. The priceless boon
conferred upon Us by the fathers Of the
Union would otherwise, perhaps, pass
from memory or sink IN our
esteem into common place events.
TIE suferlngs and endurance Of the sol
diers OF Washington cannot too often be
reheaTsed, nor can the story Of the trials
Of the heroic people OF the colonies who
for eight long, weary years upheld their
hands and lab0red to maintain them.
We cannot too frequently dwell upon
the days that literally tried mems souls,
when three million struggled with the
forem ost military nation OF the world,
and by determination, pluck and en-
durance at last achieved victory and IN
dependence. We cannot too often re-
eur TO the deeds Of Washington,
Of Hamilton, OF Lee, Of Gates,
Of Morgan, Sumter, Warren, Pres
colt, M0ultrie and Marion, and the
long list Of their compatEiots; nor can
we too often repeat the story Of the
revolution. The glorious Fourth IL,
therefore, Away in order, to be observed,
without restraint, with perfect freedom
and feeling Of joy and gIadDess COM
mensurate with the peoples apprecia-
ton Of independence, and we are glad
to be able to chronicle to-day the fact
that all classes and grades Of
the people OF Memphis yesterday
commemorated the nations birtbdsy
with something like the old-time
fervor, and that SO many Of our public
speakers lent their aid to sustain the
enthusiasm Of the occasion. 1t was the
first genuine Fourth" We have had in
years, aud is, We trust, the Teinitiation
of a custom houored by so hearty OBJ
seTvance.
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pURELYPATRIOTIC.


How different the tone and teInper of
Judge James A. Jackson, Of Macon,
Georgia, as compared with that Of
Toombs. Answering an invitation to
attend a patriotic celebration on the
Fourth Of July, he gays:
Every word spoken, or letter written,
rejecting or insulting the prOffered hand
Of northern Cancellation is not ga word
spoken in season." and ii cannot be said
Of il, Chow good IL is" It eVinces q
sour, unforgiving, revengeful spirit; and
every such word or letter will bescatteT-
ed broadcast over the north, and will
have there the effect Of gripping sll the
friends of conservative principles, and
Cf couciIiatory and friendly conduct to
US. For myself, gentlemen, l hail with
sincere pleasure every promise OF recon-
ciliaion. The storm was wild and fu-
rious-a very cyclone in its sweep over
southern hearthstOnes and happiness;
the clouds, though broken and scattered,
are still black, and may gather again;
however indistinct the hues Of the rain
bow are promising sunshine to our once
sunny south, il is q vow Of promise
sweet to my heart and hope, and l pray
that il may span the whole American
heavens, and never be Obscured by
cloud or speck Of war again. L trust
that the Mecklenburg, and Concord and
Bunker Hill reunions, and your own
celebration OF the Fourth Of July, gen.
tlemen, msy tend to reunite all sections
Of cur country upon the old principles
founded on the Declaration Of rs, ana
the constitution of the fathers.
This bresthes the right spirit and has
right ring, snd is every way worthy one
who wears the name Of sold Hickory"
and the Immortal Stonewan."
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l0ii-In the First Chancery Court O, Sba.-
BY County tennessee. j. Taylor ct al vs..
j. L. Harris et al.
It appearing from affidavit ia This csusa
JnaJ the defendant. X. y. Finn. IS n ugu-rr-f-
dent Of the state of Tenuessrei that the names
and places OF residence Of the heirs Of r. n .
Lyles, deceased are unknown ami cannot be-
ascertaiaed after dlL-enr inquiry, and thew
perhaps are interested DC the PROPERTY which
Is sought 20 be subj fcLeu - TINS Proceeding 10
The pay meut Of GeJJ due from J. J.. Harris
to Taylor a HutIaul-
It is therefore ordered, That tlf y make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis, Tenn on o- before the first
Monday in August, $50 and plead answer gr
be taken for confessed az TO them and set for
hearing eXpartg, ana that copy u. this or
der be published once "a week, for four sue
ceSslve weeks, ia the Memphis Vpeal.
This I'd day Of June, Isst-
a CUpy-atuest. EDLCED A. COLE,
Clerk ana Master.
By K. B. McHenry, D. c, and NJ,
J. ID, Malone, sol. for cOmPl'L, jr23 We
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Nonresident Natice,

No. l933-Iu the First Chausesy Court OF Sa4.-
by county, TeuuCss ee-Ers. Ft,rfrIa ~
Thomas vs.. W. knight. e. ~.
II appesing from affidavit In this csuge
th&Jths defendants. John Doom and T.. Cau1v-
nessse;
Its therefore ordered, TEss 81 zy make their
city OF Memphis, Tenn 81, o. F7~e ~ ~
4onday IA August, $50, RuG plead, answer or
deuur 70 compartments Bill, or the same viii
Tor hearing exp8rte, aud ina a cow ,,s ti,ig
order DE published once week q " 50ur sue
ceSSiye weeks, in the MIuplls ! peal.
This srL day Of June lE-5
q cCPy-atJesJ; EDJLEN a. COLE.
Lle-k and Master.
By r. J. Black, Deputy L. aud d.
Harris, MChisick & Tax eY, ssIs. Tor r nm
plainsPt. Jus "
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si7sippi recently conferred the honorary
degree Of LID. upon Colonel John F..
Il. Claiborne, one Of MissisgippPs most
learned eloquent, and distinguished sons,
says: Colonel Claiborne Is a native Of
Adams county, and has served the Peo-
pie with zeal, ability and fidelity, in
both the legislature Of Mississippi and
the congress Of the United States. As
orator and author he has conferred honor
upon his native State, and as one Of his
Oldest friends, we rejoice that the Uni
vgrsity O; Mississippi has paid him this
well deserved tribute Of honor. Long
may he live to wear it
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Saturday, Jaly 10, 1875,

within legal hours, in font Of the county
courthouse corner Main guu Poplar -traa-s.
Memphis Tennessee, the following D e-.r .5efs
real estate, tO-wtJ Subject 30 the W. .o7.5-
dover set apart for her: SitIate, I~ts- and
being in the county O. shelby, qua state
OF Tennessee, and bounded as Essl-t.-. be
ginning at 81 stake and WBI.eOGk marked ]
K, the northwest corner gf toe tract thence
ca 80 chains, % links TO STAKE; thence s0ufr
Is chains, links to stake ana hick0rr-
point r; thence west .5 clIIIs, 20 links 20 "A
stake thence MOTH is chains and & links 10
the beginning, containing 90 acres The
dover share Is thUS deseriBCds Beginning I'D
the no. Invest corner OF E8id isr. Thence
south g chains 20 a stake; Ihe-oe east b cHsIu-
TO "a stake; thence north cEliCs to stake
thence west % chains to the beginning. con
tanning Is acres. The property outside Of tIr,s
dover, ana the remainder Interest In the
dover Will be sold separately 4 survev and
plat OF the above have been made and are or
file herein.
Terms OF sale-On credit OF seven AMI
twelve months, notes with approved =
cuCity bearing six per cent. Interest fICrl Zoe
Of sale rtqu!redi lien res aimed. Equ.sy OF
redemption barred.
This June 10, l,75.
N. D. l.. STEWART, Clerk ard Master
By Geo. Ma'Iery, y. q, and Ii.
hUmes 4 FUstOu, soils. rCr COmpIr rf1r2,1
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HAVING qualified rs Executrror the estate.
IA of J. G.. CarOtlers, deceased, ali rars0ns.
having claims against said estate are hereby
notified TO probate the same within the limo
prescribed by lJW, or they vii he forever
barred. Those indebted to said estate VIII
pay up or their no es Will u aceu IN the
hands OF an a. DTUey FOX collection Claims;
after being proven can be flsd 10 the Office 1f
ClEpP & Eeuy. Some OF he notes and ae-
count may be found ID the uaEG- Of owen.
June y $50 tFfs,.rr
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NOTICE u saEkaEPErY.

In the District Court OF the y-uite5 St.res. For
the District Of West Tsune=5ee.-In Che mat
ter OF City Bank of Memphis, ELsuzruDt-
In Bankruptcy.
fI'HE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
L appointment as assignee OF City Bank OF
Memphis Shelby county, TeDuessss.
o. WGDlDEENGE l.. ASSIGNEE.
Menphis Lnne Il..Is-I mn l.
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NOn-R9siden5 Aotiee.

No. Ig35.-Iu the First Claucerv t1-rt OF shell
by county Tennessee There's. .taIlsS-. Bv
next friend j.. L. GUldbauu vs.. H. Ss4sa.
ct al.
1t appearing from AFFIDAVIT in .his cause.
that the defendant Fdyai Fs.dmal .sa lru-
resident Of The state Of Tennessee.
It is therefore ordered, that uG make his
appearance herein. at the courthouse ia the
city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before Tire first
Monday IN August, 1873. end plead. answer
or demUr to cOmp!aiuaEJ's biz. or the same
Wi. be taken or confessed as TO MIN and SET
for hearing eEpaTtcs and that copy OF this
order be published once 20 week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 4ltn day of June. lS15.
A cOpy-attcst: EDMUND A. COLE.
CeTk and Master
BY Z. 3. NCaESBE, Deputy G.. ls VI.
Harris, AckIslCE and Turicy, s0ls for com.
Dlaiuant. ful5 -
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CONSOLIDATION.

TJIHE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
L road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad Com
pany, gives TO the latter Company a consideTa-
Bile increase OF its capital stock, and it is ex-
pected that the work Of clearing on and grad
ing the road will be commenced at an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
to the company. The undersigned is still re-
ceiving subscriptions in Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
I'VE dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now is the time to subscribe lands before
they are assessed for 1875.
Remember, all taxes cease from date OF SUBJ
ecrIptjon. All communications addressed to
the Undersigned. care Adams Dixon, No. Al
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. 7, II. 9cCRAY,
Subscription Agent n. q x. O. r, r, Co.
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WHEAT.

WE will pay the highest cash price for
w Wheat. Sacks furnished on applica-
ton. HAYDEN BROS,
jus q Front street.
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THE NicksbuTg Herald commenting
ON the fact that the University Of Mis-
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!. .. COEAwAY.
RENTAL,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent.
70. I0 hsdison 81. aeEaphis. Tenl.

A LII business intruEtsd to me Will Yeoeivs
n prompt attention. Charges always res.
enable ICE
Refers by permission to Col ". l.. Vapce
j. 4. Parker, Cashier Bank Cornrnereei
r n. Nelson, secretary fernando Insurance.
IO'i h q. Daniels President State National
bahE henTy J. lynn, Secretary NeInphfs
FIRE Insurance Co.; Stanton d MOoEe, grocers
and commission merchants dsoI
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MUSIC BOOKS
For the Seaside, the Mountains, for
Hours of Leisure at Home or Abroad.

TTNHE following collections ntain the best
/ and most popular of all published Songs,
Vocal or Instrumental Duets, ROndOs, POlkas,
VALUES, QuadrilleS, ETC. and furnish unfail-
ing entertainment to all lovers Of Music.
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solid Gold Watches from so to 800. Solid
Cola Chains from SIS TO 3ljO. The celebrated
Elgln Watch lsilvsT)r go 10 SIS. Silver I'm
ported Watches, 8 to $40. solid Gold Is carat
Rings, warranted perfect, 81 50 per penny
weight; aud other things in proportion.
Repairing in all It's branches, and setting of
precious stones, ard matching odd jewelry
and hair chain and pine mouuiings special
". School dedais, Jewels, Stencils, Seals,
0fc, Old Sold and silver wanted.
SOS Soo0ua EtFee1 Hemph's, Tenn
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22,l7S Cash Gifts amounting to .........Sl 100000
EGmber OF TtGkets...................... Geo
PRICE or TICKETS:
hole 20 90
I1dA III W
quarters 10
tlghths, or each couL on..............-.-.... so
9z2 IlcASiS IOI IUO "
Eleven Tickets 200 90
The Montpelier Female Humane Associa-
ton, chartered by the Legislature of Virginia
and the Circuit Court of Grange county, pro.
poses, by a series of Grand Gift Concerts, to
establish and endOw " EOme for the Old,
Infirm, and Destitute Ladies OF Virginia" at
Montpelier, the former residence of President
James Madison.
The Association is under the control of eight
trustees, six of whom are elected biennially
by the stockholders and two appointed by the
Governor of Virginia.
Remittances for tickets may be made by ex-
press, prepaid, postothce money order on
Washington, D c., or by registered letter, ad-
dressed to HON. JAHAS BARBHUR,
President NJ. +. H. A, Alexandria, Va.
References, by permission: His EXceIsnCy
James l.. kemper, Governor OF Virginia; His
FXcellency Gilbert {. Walker, eX- Governor of
Virginia; Hon. Robert h Withers Lieutenant
tOr-elect; Hon. Robert W. hughes Judge
Eastern District of Virginia; Senators and
Members of Congress from Virginia.
For full particulars, testimonials, etc, send
fOf circular. Address
HON. JAMES BARBECUE,
President NJ. r. II e., Alexandria, va.
Reliable agents wanted eve yWheTe.
For full information apply 10
g. II. SAMUEL,
je25 No. W. Court St. MemphiS Tenn.
, 1875-09-23

MISCELLANEOUS
LETTER FRoA ylck~tHka1pENT w1LA0N,
Bosron Bsp&. N,-The following ~ published:
GJ1l3. Na4.., Gsss. 11-zs ~ EA&vt y u E1..as
1ewnAl; ind n yonr pspe- cf thts mpru1ag t$s-
, 1875-09-23
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.


4 meeting OF the Republican, Of the Four
teeuth Ward VISA held last o.ouing In BspgH Hall,
No. 7sB West Lake ntreet, for tho purpose OF Or
gauixlng 1sepublic&n Club. Ths meeting was
called to order by William Williams. ]. g.
uaincs WAN eieetod Secretary pro TEN. a mo-
ton was n,ads aud carried that comInitto0 OF
five Ia appointed By the Chair, which Committee
should suggest the nauos Ut officers tor tbs new
Club, aud OF tWsnty.0ne meu who should oouatt-
tute Campaign Committed. Col. 3anos Qui1k,
u. L. Gill. U. q. Dickson, A. i. Brad
Icy and John Denz were appointed. While tho
Committee wese out soma abort speeches Wefs uade
by Mp4sIx. Dea1d liatnos, aud othess, l. H. Whltc
coiofed graduate Of 0beFA College, pFrscat, anl
cailsd Oh for speech, but dscltned 4ctolut Of
koyrre cold contracted whtla speaking IN ths u tha
Republican party elsewhere.
the uoIlnittsa haHng returned. IT. report *as pre-"
sentca And adopted. tbs following sEs Tbs of1ctss se-
lsctea:
Ites,ds,H-WIlliaIn Williams.
Y,er-fr*rd<rl.-v. Kuoblocb, 1siaeA Fiood' md L.
q. White.
lkerst4ru-Ouy D. Gould.
Tre.lsnref-D. q. Oil.
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.
Fisst lTec.n.t-B. 3ntrk, ". u. poos9n' cons;d
Ksl!tF. J. Terry, 4. ". Grs.. Aecona
bradley, J. Pile, John UenE. Nll44m schads. r..
l.4id j. q. Hsiuts. Third l'sE:tuce.sJan1sa 9uVer
L. McNamtFa n, II. French. +. U. Dusdicl. Fourth
t'rectnct-Wthsm Dsss, Q. q. pi1on, fsank sutth,
Thomas JAqkon, Aad - A!llss.
n ~ msz&4 a4.l I.kz..--s -! EaYeo Nanhe0 nt
, 1875-09-23
Exposition Visitors

Ate 1n.ttcY to e1Amins prices md quality of AHge
onee oe Furniture, uoddiug. sud other Housekeeping
Asead for sAle At ~ per cent under usual ates by
y, plE0EE l. CO., Aucttoneets.
N uni III East Nandolph-st.
, 1875-09-23

,,, ,,..,, =. a, 1,.- u...
spfe'ds u'sp"seh ~ I"e l"taa" 17'ph'F'
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 2..-Iho Democratic
Efafa Convertfon to,t1hv ,xna a 1srro and nm,
.,-':x-..~ ,;.., n
thuslhal'o oooS' hnu accomplished Ah "otk Win
unusual harmony aud Buccoaa. Tho ticket Ia, At
1esnt M in the frat two na,nes M IT, the atrono
ieAns u" " %4'' 'os wv aaa'oo y" - sao 's.onb
est that party could pns into tho Held, and tho
other uames do not Rdd any olomgpt Of weak
.a. C..,o. n.a w., d;.,xoat ,;h..., 49,,
noS1' uhasou uh7 pootA 1'oe1eetI "oo1a's @''0
popular Governor, nEninBk whom tho only OBJ
ieetino Usnnbtrars fuako la that hA IL AAJIer,n-
80
GEN, BARTLETT,
T., ~. ~ ..o .,os. ,,ar,,1.- so1,t,,. Il, a..
Stats, = man whose cuurage patriotism,
,,d sht,tv aro trdfsnrssblA II. IL ,lo man
, 1875-09-23

The Boston PostmaHtcrahfr-Hch
in 0fsto--YounK Flsher Out Of Jnal
ON EsAtl-Othcr Matters.

rne Ros,ou f,ostmastc tcrahtp-Schurz
in 0tto-Younr Ftstlcr ont OF Jn.l
ON lfntl-Othcr Matters.
8ttttat Dspdlea 10 1ae Ch'ea"o 1rton"e.
WAsu1Ho1os, y. g., Sept. 23-1t seoms quito
c,a.r that II, tha tnnttnr M tim attcrptci ,cu
.an~., ~ a.,, t.u-t no.tn,.tor At u,.,tot, ia
nlo'"4 VI "e"' Du.'' onsN4"H.o, ~ nu' wv
PostmaseeF-doneral WAS th"attcu ny thc @1ton
Of the President himself, who directed that tho
ran"hod w,.hncton nm In Il o'c|ocx tina aynu-
.e"so1 1".''n s.
iuB-aaou'a oo s1eol''oo' W.. "o"o'' e"NH''
conceal his chagrln At thIs interference
on tho part OF tho PRESIDENT, but uclui-
o,eon la it "a gracefully as poss,blo, 1t
:. t,ro,,o, II, ut,to t1,st tha assertio na.o d,,,
20 F4'lo. W ~, 49,, w. 49,
ago IN these d'spa1oaes' thst sho set'o'a1 "ss
contemplated on account OF mlsnnuaGefnoht ny
Tha onv re.son nrred by Jewell wl,v Iatt
.h.,,,a ~ ,ar,ovnd wsv b.csuso In h,t3 mt t,tsd
enoui" 10 toA'o'o" "'0 N0e""'s "'
hls BOND. .-.....
Witnesses appeared before tho Grand Jury To-
tay to tpeigy iu the matter of tue release of tha
49,. =. c.,.',.,s.- 49, t..,,,t,,,u,, h.i, ~.
oatB!aF e'oius'aoA W . -. .t' -.
sought to indtct young flsheF, Esaas' 'ao ouse'
lars attorney. aud s!l parties concerned,
Gan. Garfield arrived here to.Iay. He 8peaka
,srr ancoprn7,,c,y of tho prorpccta Of tho Na.
'ot5 ohooal e6tn6: y. n':, ~ .,,.,s!
puplacAn tcAnt ~ oH'o. "1ot"eu ~
that SchurZ will take part III sno esasa6S III 1a1at
State on behalf Of bard snonoJ has caused To-
vssen ,'a'..,. " e1s".'@'0' nun" "''
tue result .uese. os,oa t,- .h,t,.,+,,, ,u,;..
1ouog tisnss, h,t. ~ Nv" ~ row ns,"st rannrs I
mehts, apRG,at , 80 p9',a1 hs ,hs ayenu his ,noths.
s,s,,,'a.' ms st,s hands in tho aum OF IL mn.
, 1875-09-23

FLNTFOEM AUDFTEu. .
ayn.xv N acnt oo-Tbo t}heral gt.ta
convention to-oag adoptea plattostu, !ucIoallg
lilo following resolutions:
That va consider 1t se.f-eyldent that thero can ,c
~ e ~, .,tsni ~ th.t i+Hn M ..dv r"t,rn ~
e lila, i" n.,;nn ~. ~ ,St:..tor ,hrcstxs 'e>o9'
IS ~ he,n s~.t.r ~ v;1 .c,v,ro n.ad. -
,,-,n ns' '''o "9o4o ''''eA- VI w." 4|'''s' "@'o' "
r,+ r,,bt.r~ .r4hor,tv bc snnrltr,to In Tim civ
1rh,t ~ ~, prr.IIcnftsf torn, IL ennuoh '
Thst local e1ineat is Tue ssals q FREQ CAV.
trnou and that forcite interference with this rHht
Of Statch nhtfps !. ,-,...
laat soettt SsfM' nau to,@.tis"i @ .sste t. x
!aee ama oo'o' ~" 'at4' ciua' I'LL e1Ae' 1'aeo "
~ HIfa.
Ih4s tns orisnnl nha the anenunaata Q! tne Eeocs,
~ Gohsttunon ~ otsa1osy an tae tehs HpE1 L, a!o
~ tho1f luulc!a au1lseI ue!her 70 E1ecu
tse nor " he o' pe1soaa' 8ose1a
mSns. +, a.. h,,,. =, t.oo
1uat soe tioes = ~ h.o e!4MetA = ~ ss.Iu!sn.
,,.t.atd aaI aeonSny III nnbiio exuanditu.os ob-
, 1875-09-23
.. HOTELS.
PALMER HOUSE,
CHICAGO.
The Largest md T}est Furnished
House in tho World!
ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
From $3 to SIS,
ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
ENTIRELY FIRE-PR00F! T!
ENTIRELY FIRE-PR00F

To Tho prons.etore Of 1Eoea IN ch,csgo
this "PaciAc," who !astlJ advertising their o-
tca A practically rcproof, mud yet psJhfg w per
cent for Insurance.:
Having ereced Fire-rroof ffotc ae m additional
cost Of construction Of over half mon ot doart;
and bclng unwilling any l1otol IN chle ago should
c'ain oxempon from, lrc and not 10 en'tstc TO y
Tho cioana of liz E1posltion The Cvlei Proprietor
Of any 1loscl may bring is hack all .hc ktndlng he
cat. carty to any cln,nhes In the Palm iose proper
tnot including he Wabash svonus e1' cnsion IN which
chamber the furniture carpets. cur tans mid mirrors
sre .o rsmala y they now ate. hra n,sy then be
ehnl he kot closed for hour. II, At tbs explrn-
tion Of tha time. the nro hss 'Aot spread beyund the
room. tho proprietor Of the opposing Hotel IN Jay
for the damage b. nre sna f.noke . the fnrnta,e
room. tlcro w!u not bo auy charge for the damage
by wli psy We proprietor five thousand oIlarH. on
T.1d on .he' aue dey ot carrying ts 'osd oi tad
4nR 10 snY cf annie. Of tho orposIng Hotel and, IT
Froptctorh Of tho 1Iotol all damage tn tbs frntturo
anA room. md twenty thousand dollars t+Aides.
Deposit" Of ths money 10 b. nads tn any Bsuk that
may III NJ tcoa upon.
This CIR Ilcuge may bo accepted entire, Q. simply
to tho LII -proof quality Of the 1silntr liou*o
POTTER PALMER.
, 1875-09-23

patch from wosr-a!er, stating that "vicnPrestdent
wilson would accept Tho Republican nomination for
eser paid to him." ttgh,y a. thonld vslue such an
honor seaso Of obligation and duty 10 ths country
would hot permit na To accept nomination. we're II
endrfetl ay the unanimous voseo Of The Convention
ts;8pbdl UxnAr WILSON.
, 1875-09-23
LOCAL..

Fenfbn t0H3Y nominated I0lI r. ftfe1Itt IDr county
treasurer, lud Joseph /. Hayward for surveyor.
LOCAL.
OPPOSITION CENTRAL COMMIT
HOW To CALL 4 CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting OF tho Central Opposi-
tion Committee Of Cook County was held Inst
evening at tho Sherman House. Among those
present wore 4. G. 1iosing. Washington lIeniug,
sheriff Agnow. Phil Coulcy, Johu Comnkoy,
Tom Foley. c. s. Cameron. Fam Ashton, Joe
ForEcst, e1-Ald. Gnrduer, Aid. Lynch. frank
Adams. Tom tloync. Johu II. Rouutsce, ]. Il.
uoollttlc, Jr., Gen. Liob, George A. Eaton, Aid.
Murphy. Il. J. alaher, William Bellinghauseia,
". c. Mcclure Anton Ders, Jamcs Uonfleld,
Henry AckhoI, George Won Hoeu, c. Castle.
man. Henry tIarms, C. G. Iuschek.
Mr. Contoy called tho meeting to order.
On motion, vacancies we're led In tho repro
ecntation OF tho wards. Capt. A. J. Smith was
appointed from the Firat Ward. This WIS the
only vacancy that had the good fortune 70 bo
filled. Tho meeting was not inclined to fli. Mr.
". ucsinS said he understood that
THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
had appointed committee TO express It's opin-
| ton OF tho manner Of holding tho Convention.
sir. 1sountreo. Of that Committee, reported tho
appo!ptmeAt oL the Co3hulttao. FoIe "hs
tnCcn ir ihc f.uh A. m how thn FonvcptIn,,
'"Aon :. ~ ~ 49," ,"o
| Should 20 contatusco. eesetal modes were
| suggested, One was that number OF persons
5I. H. x..,a T.. .oa,., So, ~ ..u ia, ~,
e ~ oran ~ mt ~ of s.ery hnr.I 10 snnt.r sua ,a
~, tds ,tt,aa snno,t ~" cf,i,s, - tna nv ~
.as sn.e sis .Hi.s : ~ @ -. III - ~ warn
% " -. }vo :h.rc mea,inns ~ rrn p.y
It proposed TINT ta Committee arront ths Judges
Of o1cc,ion for zach ward. Tho 1sss-na1ned Rugges
| ttpn n, - t auel,ss,,' @ o..,,a,
tr.1 narrIn.r e.Escd n,.n,,cr y, ~, Yor.-.,n
,,n. ,nI ,nted To knn,v lin ,atxn Of t,.t trni,
,- Lr4 nina tin, tnst ~ nsvit ia ~, rss,i,,
III thn fI nl M led viva Tina ,nrott,,g vi; y.
! Mr' ypn iio,lcn objected 10
| r,Ir ,t1nn rnrr cu.u,rrrr
| ~ IL. .,,,.n H. h.rInr H.. -n.,,ra ,, o,.
t " .aS @ ~ ,n.stS H. hI h -. -, ~ .eta. @
hnr ai.a tno t.r.,n"nni,,n ,s3 49, s'uta tiec'
nu91u"A1t0 Se'ss'-Ao oeeA""FOA'1H Aooli'' Ut LILY