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DIED.

On September 10. at Arlington II lights Va,
of dropsy Of the hesrt, MANY c., the beloved
wife OF Jo1n NJ .Gwinn, and daughter of the
iate VIM. L. Reese, Of Alexandria. Va, aged
81 years. Inferred on Monday, September ~,
III Gienwood cemetery
SPEClAL ATTENTION-Lac Sacks and
~ Points IL Llama, Dntnace AMI Pucher Lace
my - ID. +. WlTAER CO.
4 GOOD BLACK TEA, with Green Tea
\ Flavor, for Sale at SIC pei ID by r
jy II j. =. * 4. MilBURNh
- GROSS RUMFDkD'o YEAST POW
- DER just received by
F.. sep II j. e. & L. MILBURN.
ELOUR-l0u bbls Manck's high grade Extra
IL Flour for sale by
aug IA ASHINGTON & BRO.
IN SEASON-1rcen Ginger, White :,ustar!
L Seed, Ground and Stick Cinnamon, Received
by [sepll DAVY s. HARMON.
FNGLlSH PICKLES for sale by ~
~ q. VIM. RAMSAY,
sup II Corner King and ST. Asaph streets,
4 MOLD WATER SOAP for sale BY
~ G. WIN. RAMSAY,
iy "a Corner King and St. Asaph streets.
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The TOURNAMENT AT WINCHESTER. Tn,
tair ofthe Sheuaudoah Valley Agricultural So
clety, at Winchester, Va, Wound up with il
tournament, for which there We're twcoty. iy :
en!rles. James NJ. B.gg-, Of Clarke county,
won the first prize aud crowned Miss Eva RE
~, of Winchester queen; Beonctt Russell, OF
Clarke, took the second premium. aud named
Miss Huugcrford, of Maryland, first maid Of
honor; Thomas Burwcll, of Clarke, Won the
third prizes, ard panied Miss Holiday, of Bal
tilnore, second maid Of houor. Col Jamcs Ii .
Skiuncr, OF Stanton. delivered the charge tu
the knights. \ coronation ball followed a.
night, the coronation address beiog delivered
by MIR. VIM. l.. Wilson, of CharIestown, West
Virginia. The ball is represented as peog the
hoest affair of the kind that ever took place 10
that section of Virginia.
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ID K / OK FOR SALE.

n
We are prepared to deliver in any part of the
city or on board cars or vessels
PRESSED, FRONT, PAVING, RED, ARCH
and PlLLA and SALMON BRICK,
OF the very best quality.
Orders left with the Chinese Tea Co., IL north
Royal street, or At the yard on Washi gton st.,
near the Catholic Cemetery, will receive prompt
attention
aug 6-6m ONEAL s. CORBETT.
RECEIVED BY RAIL THIS DAY.
20 bbls White Sugar; 20 bbls Yellow do;
also Rio, Lagauyra and Old Government Jaws
CotGes; SyrupSS Mo asses; Pickles and Canned
Goods; Also choice lot of Sugar cured uncsn.
vnssed Hams, Breakfast Pieces, Sugar cured
Shoulders and Sides. For sale cheap FOL, cash by
JOHNSON s. SHERWOOD,
sep Ii n. COR. Cameron and Royal sts.
MOUNT VERNON NURSERIES
~ Established Is years
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE.
GlON A SPE IALTY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
- 6. GILLiNGHAM CO.,
81 Accotink Postotfce,
nov 4-tWti Fairfax CO., w.
DlCkLE>.-New Cucumber, English Mixed
and Chow Chow, at
DAVY & HARMON'S,
sepls Cor. Prince and Royal streets.
fHURRANT JELLY-An imported article.
~ and Very fine, for sale by
IL. y. VIM. RAMSAY,
az u Corner King and St. Asaph SITS.
PEAS Gunpowder, Dolong, Japan a nd Eng
\ iIsh Breakfast Teas Tor sale by
4.,. w. y. JOHNSON,
sep ~ corner Pitt ana Queen .ts:
A'Vk PlGkL ES.-,Strictly pure Cider Vine
y gar and fresh Specs.
G.WM. RAMSAY,
sus3i =. Corner King and ST Assph streets
RLACk ENGLISH GRAPE Wells, from
~ $50 t" 81. Also large line OF Mourning
uouds generally.
my Y. .r...r -. D. F. WITMER co.
REhUTIFUL FALL SHAWLS-Choice
- styles and very popular. ,>.-->
- - :! d f. BRASHEAR,
sep IA j.. s No. l09 King st.
p ENFREW WASH POPLINS just re-
~ ceived, Best and cheapest Dress Goods OF
theIseason. .r
jy 10 D. F. WILMER CO.
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PRUFESSfsD.S.IE C.fKHS.

DkOF. ROBr. E. HEl MAN,
TEACHER OF MUSIC,
No. NORTH FAIRFAX STREET,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-09-23

HlNGES, SCREWS, LOCKS, SASH Pull.
~ LEIS and other Hardware for the use of
builders, ut eS king street, corner of Royal ST.,
Alexandris Va.-We have on hand n largo
Stock OF the above named goods, which we're
purchased at low figures, and will BIZ sold at a
small profit. Persons who are in want will find
IL to their advantage to call and examine
is Is j. r. CREIGHTON & SON
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roRT or .qLsx.l.,'Dxi.S, SEPT pr
ARE..G Eli.

sun rose.".-...5 IS Moon rises ... morn
sun Sets .........5 So High wster...... 0 "
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A \ 4 L S III ICIN Els,
~ ttDsls ina, Of

RhCON! BACON
- Just received P. T. George & Co.'S brands
OF Maryland and Lord Baltimore Hams, all
sizes Reynolds & hiy's star brand also small
Sugar-cured Shoulders and Break last Pieces
w A JOHNSON,
sep4 Corner Pitt and Queen streets
NJ EW YORK ENAMELLED PAINT, al.
~ ways ready for use; the best in the world,
combining beauty, durability and economy
furnished In any quantity, from one gallon UP
wards. For sample card and prices address
jy2 B. f. PEAkE Il CO. 1877 King st.
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- PEClAL ATrENTION-Lnc. Sacks and
- Points IL Llama Dntnace ANA Pucher Lace.
my % d. I. VITA CO.
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MON SHRINKING SHAKER FLAN-
~ MEL.
Just received, "for early sales" full line of
the above desirable goods II. very low prices
D. +. BKASHEAR,
aug2I No. 1903 King St, Alexandria. Va
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w d 0 L b ) A l. h DEALERS, ATTEN-
w T1ON-Our stock of goods for country
merchants is now large and well assorted An
examination of it will, we think, convince that
our prices are right
I'D y ID WJTMER 90
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4 1ALlCOES, DoMEoTICs, &c, SC.

CHOICE BRANDS ATPOPULAR PRICES.
July 81. 1915.
We receive and open to-day some 800 pieces
choice style Caicocs, together with the best rs.
sortment of Bleached ana Bro. Cottons we have
ever offered. Baltimore prices to country mer-
chant. ID. +. BkASHEAR,
d. Is. HooMEs No. 100 King street.
5. d. HAKpEK. [iy3Ul Alexandria, Va.
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4 GOOD BLACK TEA, with Green Tea
"A Flavor, Tor sale at SIC pei ID by
jy II j. =. Il f. Nj iIBIJRN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01
Castelar, ON Spanish Affairs.

London Tmess Paris Correspondence.I
There was q long interview ten days
ago tetween EK-Presidents Thiers and
Castelar,, and the Cologne Gazette gives
the substance OF what was then said by
the latter. From this it would appear
that Senor CASTELAR, believes the dema-
gogues will drive away Alfonso, and
will in their turn be superseded by
conservative republic. He wishes to see
a seven years president, with a terrify.
ing cOuntenance and long stick, in Cr-
der to ext rpste the cancers of Spain,
temsgogism and CaIlism, together with
a numerous and well disciplined army,
freed from the favOritism which has 40
often proved fatal. He desires only
three reforms the abolition of Cuban
slavery, universal conscription without
substitutes, and seventy five million
francs year from the local and central
treasuries for schools. He is resolved to
shun all intercourse with the iTrecOncil-
sbies, TO use all lawful means to bring
his party into power, and to wait for
events, especially the dissolution, to
which the conservative psIty must
bring the monarchy in land which has
lost all regard for it For his own part.
he disclaims all personal ambition, and
will come TO no resolution till he has
scrutinized the situation mole clearly.
In politics he hates only two things, ul-
trsmontaDism and monarchy, and he
loves freedom and the republic, but
above sll his country.
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[OFFICIAL.l
PROPO SAILS
TN, rHo,Nrrp,S 0rurCu

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u MEMPHIS, Tenn, November 3d. 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until o'clock pm, Friday, December
10, is s, for grading, paving, piling and pro-
tectlng the wharf in front OF the city of Men,
phis commencing at the north side of Jetfer-
son street and running down parallel with
the river 10 connect the north end of the
present Elevator. ~5aid work TO be done as
pavement to be taken up and carefully piled
away; the gradlng to commence at extreme
low water mark, and continue up about two
hundred feet, and to be prepared and graded
50 as the ascent or descent will not exec ed,
when complete, eight degrees; the front at
extreme low water mark to be protected with
two tiers of piles; said piles 10 be spliced,
banded, capped and shod; also, saId front TO
be projected with square, heWed timber OF
cypress or cedar, tree or clear OF all sap, 10 be
bOlted and fastened with The best OF wrought
iron in said bolts and taps, the foOtings or ad-
verse anchors to be cypress or cedar, well pro
tected; the pavement TO be relaid from the
north side OF Jefferson street to the south side
OF Union street by regular stone masonS OF
PAYERS, in the most approved manner, with a
sufficient quantity of choice sand or gravel; /;
that portion OF the wharf from the south side
of Union street to the north side or end of the
Elevator to be paved with such stone, and in
such manner, as the present pavement on
Beale street, from Main TO Shelby streets.
Also, for the erecu n OF one breakwater at or
near the foot OF Jen rson street, or such otner
point rs may be hereafter designated, OF the
following named materials: Ptling of sound
cypress, kpliced, banded, capped and shod in
the most substantial manner, with willow or
other timber OF a choice selection, together
VII h sufficient quantity of stone to COM
plebe said breskwater. The grading 20 be
done so much per cuDic yard; the p Wing to
be relaid at so much per superficial yard; the
paving, where the stone is TO be furnished By
the contractor, TO be laid at 80 much per su-
perpclal yard; the piling to be paid for at so
much per lineal loot Tor the amount of pile
driven; hewed tlm0ers to be paid for per Gu
bic foot; iron bolts and nuts TO be paid for per
pound; willow wood or fascine in breakwster
To be paid for at 50 much per cord; and stone
to be paid for at so much per perch. All pro-
posals to be in accordance with the spirit and
letter of the 6Tth section OF the city charter.
Blanks for proposals will be furnished at
this office on application,
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all proposals
dal C. q. BURKE. City Engineer.
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Tile MrNICIPAL CANHAss.

Under the head Cf Political" we
publish to-day Lunbsr of communi-
cations hat viii challenge critical at
tenlioL; one, eptciaIyr over the sigma
ture Of GOOD Faith" that is manly,
earLest, and 10 the point. We think
the Criticism aud recommendation of
'Good Faith" timely and ell ordered.
1t will s-ve a word % trouble hereafter
II the nlembtrs OF The Democratic ex-
ecutiye com mittee will hew 10 the line
laid down In the call which resulted in
TIE msss-meeting hich gave it birth.
II they will Go so, the Democratic party
will be able 10 elect Il next IL ByoT Of
Memphis; n no--if they determine
to open the door Of the con-
ventiOn to every political nondescript,
who, for the time being, chooses to cal
himself LIBERAL or what else, they will
transcend the limits cf their duty and
become responsible, may be held re-
spOn5ible By the psrty for the defeat
thAt Is certain 10 CDsue. There must be
neither shu III Tg nor hating, and gen.
tlemen on the committee inclined to
that sort Of policy If any there be,
would do bett z to resign than attempt
to enforce it by any power lodged in
them by the m2Bs-naesting. II we un-
derstsBd the movement of the Democ-
rscy OF Memphis, involved in the exist
ence Of he city Democratic executive
committee, IL is 10 secure thorough
par, y organic "a 'ion.an patty convene
ton, by which q relieve the
people Of present apprehension and the
weight and incubgs, the shUffiiDg and
dealing, and the backlog and filling in
sepsrROls from msss-meetiuZs to nOmi-
nae and what are called citizsns' gath
erings. TIE Democrats Of Memphis are
quite competent, in numbers aid ability,
20 elect 8 capable man 70 the mayOTalty.
That competency eau only lie defeated
by the iDtrOducton t the convention of
q disorgsniziGg element, without party
princiiles or aflil lg,icns. We ale just
on the threshold OF tire municipal can
vas, and now is the time for US sll 10
understand j Izt what it is the party
expects US to do. The call for the mas;
meeting tells us plsinly what that is.
Let Us keep that cali before u3 as a guiCe,
and live up 70 it in spirit and in TRUTH
so we viii preserve harmony aid &C
conpiish he only purpose We have in
vieE-the election Of mayor and g
general council, and The preservation Of
the Democratic paIt7, pure aud unsul-
lied in preparation fer tie presidential
canvass in 1876.
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GOFFICIAL.I
PROP0S AIS.
,ITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.

TITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
u MEMPHIS TENN, November 20, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until o'clock PIN Friday, the 10th day
of December 1875, for furnishing all labor and
required materials for the paving, with stone,
of the west portion of Main street, or that ly
ing between the west rail OF the street rail-
road and the west curb OF said street, from
Beale to Calhoun streets, in similar manner
and with materials that specimen pave
ment on Madison street, near Chiru street, Is
constructed Also, for the balance OF the
west side of Main street, from BesIe TO the
Louisville and Nashville depot, but in sim =
lar manner and material as Washington aud
Market streets are instructed, or of block
stone, as the judgment of the Improvement
Committee, Mayor and Engineer may dictate,
and in accordance with Specification on I'll ;
at this office. All proposals must be in ac-
cordance with the letter and spirit of section
81 of the citT charter.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all pr posals.
del C. c. BURKE, City Engineer
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No. l796-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, TennesSee-John Overton ct al
VS.. Thomas Murdoch ct al.
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the names and places OF residence OF the
heirs and devisees Of J. Mason Campbell, de-
ceased, defendants herein, are unknown and
cannot be ascertained after diligent inquiry,
and they perhaps being interested in the
property involved in this Iitigation
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make thsir T
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
frst Mondsy in December, 1875, and plead, an
swer or demur to complRinsnts bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them,
a. set Tor hearing exparte, and that copy
OF this order be published once a week for
four sue essiye " eeks, in the Memphis A p
peal.
This sOth day OF October, 1875.
A copy-sttest. EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
BY z. B. McHenry, D. CAM
Harris, Mckissick and Turley, Soils. for Com
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AEUMoR was prevalent in Paris, cn
the twenty seventh. 10 the effect that
there j. q movement on foot among the
people OF Savoy, having for its object g
separation from France aGd re-Rnnexa-
fior fo TtgIy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

Hon. THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Of AM
herst Courthouse, Virginia, formerly
member cf the foTiy-thirG congress, is d
candidate for clerk OF the house Of repre-
tentative.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

SENOR CASTELAR,, the renowned and
honored journalist, scholar and sta,es-
msD, in n conversation recantiy with
Ex-President Ihiers, expressed himeeif
sanguine o. the rs-establishment OF the
Spanish republic, and shorty. The ex-
ample Of Face strengthens that con-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

SENATOR LOGAN YVES lying 10 pre-
carious condition at the Palmer house
in Chicago yesterday, being sfiiicted
with acuts rheum stsm Of the brain.
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Now is the time for merchants and
business men to advertise in the AP-
PEAL. The city is full Of strangers who
only want to know where to buy TO be-
come extensive purchasers.
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- fnl,nRinr Is 3 coTrfct - of c0

The following Is q correct lis! OF con-
sests Cor sests IN the house OF representa-
FfoTlda-Flu.ey vs.. Walls; ilAaois-Lemolne
- Farwel; Bouislsua- psncer vs. Morey,
E3raur vs. D4rFal: Massachusetts AobGlt ".
ErCsf. Nfnues .tA-GOL IS. strait; New York
7 ovyerp ". Norton; south Csroiina-Lee vs..
Da1nev Butts -. LacEcy, flEginis-Plalt vs.,
SSoodS. Idaho Territory -Fern =. Bennett; {;
Iifsb ierrltory-Baskin ys. CsEmoEs
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ADVERTISEMENT OF foTecloture Of
the Little Rock, Pine Bluff aOd New
Orleans and the Mississippi, Ouschita
and Red River railroads appear 40 the
s.. Louis pspers Of SuUdsy.
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CLosING RATEs

Yesterday 81 coaOa and gojd: Ne10
Yoyk, oot,0a, l3lc; Memphis, -I2ie.
Ne,g York, god, 1885,; Memphis, IL.
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~ sATEEa EROBAsILITIEs.

Tk7HISGTOE, December ], am.
FIR trest Gu,f States, Tennessee and
Ohio r1Liey, falling barometer, east to
soU,h t0iRds, ,.lCarmsr and generally clear
gCsQthcr.
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Length OF roaC
Value per mile
rate rate OF 10 cents per slOJs.

Total Naluatlo "a .------....------ "
stat tax, al the rate OF 10 cents per sloJs--
This amount g, being due SIS other
taxss. ras been charged 10 your road on The
books OF ih.E Office, aud should the same re-
nsiD uupaid on toe tenth day Of January,
ls7t prompt steps Will be taken 10 enforce l. -
collection IN the manner pre-crlotd under
Egcil ION s Of he siatu above referred 10. IN
This connection al CulOn Is cal1 Cd 70 The AcJS
OF lS7O-7l, chapter 81, lection B. Iaodl oy the
acts IL l. claimed that taxes are due from your
road for the yeais lhsl and ls.-. ~ Is ALSO
doe from your road for the years 1873 aud ie.4.
Unless you efer That The se tleinenl oI ne
lax fsr these TeaTs should be me1e with TINS
Office. estimates Will be furnished 10 the
proper authority IN each c3un y, ana the COZ
lection OF the taxes wltl be pursued In the
man ner prescribed FOR the assessment md coi-
lerfinn q emitted taxes n each county ana
a. poT,sinrr 70 tlls bass OF the decision in tho
Austin case. L. Z y. r. II. 90. versus Ii. NJ.
Austin. County Judge o! Sumner couniy,e et
ala December tsIm. 1874, supreme court.l
Please acknowledge RECEIPT OF tE!si aud obllge.
NeTy respectfully, etc,
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at II o'clock m, sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at public sale, at the railroad depot, in
Forest City, st. Francis county, Arkansas,
FOUR az MULES, described in said trust
deed. 8. l.. MOORE, Trustee.
November 30, 1873. del
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A de # and dumb woman named Han
nah Dayeran wss mashed TO pieces In Louis
Vile yesterday by a train of caIs on the Louis
Vile and Covington marrow gauge railroad
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SIR-The assessment OF -- railroad has
been made ln accordance with the provisions
S1f chapIar sixty eight, acts 1879, and has been
propeiIy certified TO Ibis Office. By section
seven OF said act d. Is made Lhe duty of the
couptroller 10 notify you or the amount Il
fax.ss under said law. Que 4 ON your road 10
The : ate for the year lr7s, which amount hah
been asccrts'ued 20 be ts - dollars, ana mas
been arrived at from the following data:
Iangtb Of road in the state Llies,
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Trustees Sale.
Saturday, December IL, 1916,

IN pursuance of the terms OF trust deed
l executed 10 me by George \. Rice, April
%, 1874 will, on
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Tsses are due 70 the following amounts:

II viii be remern bersd that tue roads above
rneptioued refused 10 accept the amendment
faxiug the gI1ss receipts Of railroads a. the
rafa OF one aud one-hulT per cent? thereby
causing their property . be assessed as That
of any individual taxpayer.
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THE RAILROAD TAX.
Notification 10 Ebe Principal Railroads
of the State by the Comptroller.
NASHVILLE, TESs., Noverber q, 1873.

Comptroller GsinC' has Issued Lhe
followinQ notification 10 the management OF
me roads the names Of which appear below
L---...---.---- I - nI-E.LL.E
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". z. MITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sos Third Street.
Nonresident Notice.

STUDENTS prepared for the usual college
= course. All the common English branches
taught. For terms, apply at the schoolroom.
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Z. q. <. II.
Law Firm---DissOIutiOn.

THE law firm of Kortrecht, Craft and Scales
4 is this day dissolved. Each of will
continue to give needtul attention TO unfin-
iShed business in charge OF tue firm.
CHARLES KORTRECHT.
HENRY CRAFT.
J. W. SCALES.
lInl
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- At nine O'Clock the members OF the society
and their guests assembled in the DgglOrs Of
the Peabody, To witness the installation 9f
the officers elected To serve FOR the ensuing
year. Ihe OccaSlO" was graced By the presence
OF number OF ladies, a feature which added
very much to the in eTe't OF the ceremonies,
which were plea saltly and appropriately con-
Quoted by the retiring vIcE-pTcsldent, David
n. Philip. This gentleman had a few complia
mentary remarks f8r each Ofthc officers elect,
ana throughout the interesting ordeal OF in
stan atiou discharged his duties with credit
and ability. 20 much So IL fact, q! at he TE-
ceived fequent applause from the auditors.
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The following arfangement has been

made for the new western postal car-service: {:
The Cincinnati line will leave Pittsburg at
$50 pm, Columbus at II 10 am, and arrive at
Cincinnati at 4:40 am. Going east the mail
will leave Cincinnati at 7:05 pm, Columbus
at IL :4J pm and arrive at Pitlsburg at 6 As
a.m. The 81. Louis postal car will leave Pitt
burg at s 80 am, Columbus at $50 pm, and
Indianapolis at IL rs p.m., arriving at st.
Louis at 10 s.m. In the other direction 1t
will leave st. Louis at 7 is pm, Indianapo is
at 40 am, Colun bus at noon, and arrive in
PittsbuIg al pm. The st. Louis line will do
away with the mail service between Pitts
burg anu Indianapolis, going both ways.
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are as follows:
President-Ed l.. TOpp,
First Weep residens J. John g. Forbes.
Second Vice e-PrssideDt-W. W. Young.
Physician-Dr. +. J.. sim.
Treasurer John VI. Young.
Secretary John B Campbell.
Assist Ent-Sec Te' ary-John T. TomltnsOu.
Librarian-AieX. TecheT.
Board OF Managers-Harry T. : SOmliEsOn, ",
3. Bruce, David 81. Philip, II. Lemon, A. II
Douglass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-01

After the ABOVE tOasts volunteer tOasIs were
in order and responded to by several gentle
men. The entertainment was continued until
long after midnight and wound up with q
parting song appropriate to the occasion, an
occasion which VIII long be RENE m mbered by
the happy participants.