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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
w WAgTITNETON nrfr H1 1914

I :
ment OF justice, has addressed the fol-
lowing1etter to Secretary Rristow:
HOUSE or REPREsENTAr1vEs
| WASHINGTON, April 70, 1875.
| DEAR SIR-YOurs OF Yesterday. the
| nineteenth, was received at our commit
tee-room nearly simultaneously with its
puDiicstlon IN the evening papers, In
reply, am directed by the Committee
70 say that the article you inclose from
the Baltimore Gazette, as well as one OF
the previous day in Philadelphia pa
per, were entirely without the kuovI-
edge or authority OF the committee. In
reference TO your criticism upon WHIT
you are plessed 20 term the "methoi is Of
your eom.Iittee," We must replY that
our committee claims the right
to conduct the business with viii
it is intrusted as it believes the n
est OF the public demands aIw eateI-
ing due regard to the rightN .,@ys hav-
diVidual, and the cor Ci every in
ieve that your criG~ 1smittee will be-
was rather the 9sIa OF thelr action
of cersure sstt than any lust prornd
JudSe ~ them. The tastimonv of
yoI, -ssltiey made no charge against
:, out was simple hesrssy Of W6st he
daimed had been told him bv 3 n
SUIT It contained nothing upo1 which
representation by YOU seemcT IN
De demanded. We felE there was mo NO
cesElty OF aQprising you of it until we
couid procure the attendance of Mr.
sun, and ascertain from him undor oatb
the exact facts ef the case. An officar
was dispatched for Mr. Snit Oh
could not be found at his njsce ~
business IN Washington. as ne Ived
some few miles in MaryIand. and bfs
st asttten9ance was not procured until last
monuay. He tee"ttified before the con-.
rtaSsee |" tLe Ldost earnest and emphatic
onn %,1n' aSa' "-sterly denying the truth OF
tn1$;' on' ~rge implied in Judge Bartley's |
- -.nony as having been made by him |
~gainst you. AS matter OF course there |
was nothing further for US to investi- |
gate, as far as you were concerned, and |
we felt that no charge had been made, |
and none proven against you.
1t was, howe yer, agreed that
one Of the committee should
communicate to you what had hap
pened. A gentleman Of the committee
accordingly called on you next morning
(Tuesdsy) and spprised you Of the fore
going circumstances. You informed
him that you had already heard
that these two witnesses had been
before the committee. Under these eir-
cumstances, subsequent publication
of the article you inclosed from the
Baltimore Gazette can hardly warrant
you in saying: ~ must promptly meet
slauder ss [ find it in public prints,
even at the risk Of appearing to reflect
upon the methC Is of your committee"
AS to further investigation, which you
demand, the co mGittee will willingly
accord it to you il you still sire it, but
we consider it wnolly uDne ecessary, as
here are no charges made or proven
against you, and you stand before us
With the fullest exOnerstion, without
wen suspicion. / IIemain very respect
ully, G. CAULFIELD,
Chairman of Committee. |
Ion. B. H. Bristow, Secretary of Treasury.
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aIter April 29th. He furthermore nrsv
GL ten thousand dollars dsmages in
nicted on the theater by TayIeurg anC
MS mismanagement.
Constsntinople, April 20: In HiIlaL
ana Bagdad, from March 2Sth tn Anrii
ISL theTe were two hundred and elevan
neW cases OF plague and one hundred
9uu seventeen deaths. The plague has
the Tigris. WV "nA u
4, SC: Louis, April 20: A steam boiler in
ene mississippi ice company's buildings.
On the leVee, between Florida street and
Ssss avenue, exploded this norning
D3uly damaging the building. and seTi1
Ously Tounding four Iaborers. one ~
'hen, Patrick HesIy, fatally.
Pittsburg, April 20: This morning tbo
Jury In the case of Frederick M9srs
charged with the murder of AngnsI
OoTn, returned a verdict of puiIty of
murder In the first degree. The mnTder
was committed in Meyers's saloon
Third avenue, in February last. "a
London, April 20: The f.
race st Newmarket to ; - handicap
Maitland, Bsrrvf aay was won by
third, Preakpo seld second, Delay
fourth. -, the American horse,
poun|- <reakness carried forty-four
po' - more tAsn the winner and thirty
-''auS HCre than Berryfeld and Delay.
Cincinnati, April 20: The EnquireT,s
Lima, Ohio, special says that this after.
noon SPARKS fEOm passing engine ig-
nlted Theodore Mayors warehouse,
Whlch, with its contents of seven thou.
SAND bushels OF grain, vera totally de.
dollars.
Providence, r. l., April 20: The Bal
lon manufacturing cOmDany and the
nrm or BallCn d Son, Woonsockett,
nave made an assignment. The in. |
debtedness exceeds one million dollars,
The liabilities will probably exceed the |
assets from one hundred and ffty thou |
sand to two hundred thousand dollars.
Evansville, Ind, April 20: A painter
named L. Martin, Of MadisonviIIe, Ken.
lucky, fell off the roof of 8 three-story |
building to-day. In falling he turned q
somersault, and struck at full length on
his back on the stone pavement, No
bones were broken, but his brain was in
!ured, and there are other internal in
juries.
Washington, April 20: The house
COMMITTEES on appropriations agreed to
Che following senate amendments to the
denclency bill: ApprOpriating twenty
nVe thousand dollars for the Black Hills
commission, and about seventy-five
thousand dollars for the expense Of ex-
articles belonging to the gov
st the Centennial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

HoE. TRUsTEN Polk, whose deA b at
81. Louis was recently announced, was
at one time one Of the foremost OF the
public men of Miss1uri. In 1856 tn g
Democratic party nominated and elect.
ed him governor Of that State. During
the ensuing session Of tine legislature he
was chosen United States senator, as the
colleague Of Hon. James s. Green. He
remained in the senate until 1861, when
he resigned and cast his fortunes with
the Coniederaey. A true man in all the
private relations Of life, an able lawyer
and honest public FsrvaDt, Mr.. Polk
died, universally beloved and lament
II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

1T has been well and truly said that
the whole object of the investigation or
deFed by the senate, and for which Key
voted, is to manufacture eIectioneering
capital fjr the Radicals, and to give s
coloring Of truth to the charge in ex-
Governor Ames's message, that the pres
ent Legislature Of Mississippi is an Illegal
body, and all its acts are binding only SO
far as they can be put into execution by
Lrr-L.. L..
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POLITICAL,
Nebraska State Democratic Convention
"A sound Platform

NeOraska state Democratic Convention
"A sound Platform.
OMAHA, April 2O.-The Democratic
State convention held at Lincoln yester-
day was the largest ard most Influential
eVer held in the State. Resolutions for
hard money and reform were adopted
with great unanimity. Two thirds OF
the convention favored the nomination
OF Governor Tiiden for the Presidency,
out no formal expression was given to
TINS preference. The delegates chosen
to the national convention are Charles
d.. m'Donald, of Lincoln; F. A. Har-
man, OF Franklin; Tobias Cotton, of Sa.
llnei =. b S3otield, Of OtOe; Alexander
Bear, OF Madison, and George L. Miller,
OF Douglas. The delegates are known to
b9 for Tilden unanimously.
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Colonel WhartOn's Denial of BartIey,s
story.

LOUISVILLE, April 2O-A Courier
journal reporter visited Colonel @. C..
Wharton, United States district-attor-
ney, and called his attention to the tes-
timony Of J. w. BARLEY, before the
committee on expenditures in the de.
psrtmeIt Of justice, as published in
numerous papsIs. The statement of
Barley wss that 8. T. Suit had paid
Mr.. Bristow a large sum OF money after
the secretary had resigned his position
as district-attOrney of Louisville, to pro-
cure the release OF certain distiueries be-
longing to Suit, and seized while Bris-
Tow was district attorney. Colonel
Wharton said that no distilIeries were
seized while Mr.. Bristow was district-at-
torney, and that he (WbsIton) was as.
sistant; that no distilleries of Mr.. Suit
have been seized since Mr.. Bristow re-
signed; that, upon careful examina-
ton Of the records OF the court, he finds
no case against either distilIeries or
wbiskies in which Suit was 3 claimant,
or had an attorney,
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Texas Cattle Trade.

ST. LOUIS, April 20-The Kansas
City Price Current, of tomorrow Fri.
day. will publish further adviees regard
ing the coming seasons drive Of Texas
cattle. Seventy-seven thousand head
are added to the number previously re-
ported, making total of three hundred
and thiTty-tive thousand head. Prob
ably one-fourth Of these cattle will stop
in northern Texas, and some for ship.
ment, but the larger part will 90 TO
stock the new ranches. The other three.
fourths will go to Wichita, Dodge City,
Hays City and Platte river. The bulk
OF this vast herd is composed of cows,
yearlings, twO-year-old steers and heif-
ers. The proportion Of three and four
year old steers are exceedingly small.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

A college professor tells the following:
During the after. dinner talk the rough
specimen foE whom was surveying re-
marked that mathematics had always
seemed very wonderful thing to him.
Thinking to interest him somewhat l
began to illustrate some Of the wonders;
among others, tried to show him the
way in which Neptune was discovered.
After some twenty minutes OF elaborate
explanation 1 was somewhat taken
aback to hear him say: ayes, yes, 1t is
very wonderful, very; but with sigh
there's another thing thst's alters
troubled me, and that is, why you have
to carry one for every ten; but if your
don't, 'tWOnt come cut right"
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A WARNING.
What the Indians de for Immigrants TO
the Black HiIIs-FearfuI Atrocities.

FORT LARAMIE, April 2O.-Mr. Mill.
gan, OF Scranton, Pennsylvania, arrived
mere this evening, and says that while
coming in on the morning of the six.
teenth his party was attacked by In
diSDs IN Red canon, nesr the Cheyenne
river rancho, about fifty miles from
Custer. A few of the party escaped to
the rancho. Mr.. and Mrs. Mitz, of Lara
mle, were killed, colored woman was
taken prisoner, and q man named Simp-
son was also killed. The bodies were
buried to-day. Mrs. Mitz had been
Tsvlshed. Three men were wounded:
GrIchsn, from Missouri, mortaIIy; Fill
ton, from Missouri, and G. w. Bergesser,
nom Virginia City, Nevada, seriously.
1t Is feared that the wounds will prove
mortal. The wounded men are at Cbey-
enne river rancho. The place where
the attack was maze is about one hum
dred and twenty miles from this post.
A party who arrived. here from the
Black Hills today say that about ten
days ago three wagons we're found at
the entrance TO Buffalo Gap, on the
YanktOn route. The wagons had been
destroyed, the stock were gone, aid
signs OF fight were numerous, The
wagon covers had been shot to pieces
and the coLtents Of the wagons were
scattered in every direction, some with
holes shot through them. The Indians
had undoubtedly attacked and DESTROYED
the entire outfit,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

PHILADELPHIA, April 2O.-Dr. Peter
Schuh and his wife, Russians, who re-
sided on Bouvier street, both committe d
suicide yesterday. Mrs. Schuh swsl-
lowed prussie acid during her husbands
absence, and on his return he found her
lying dead on the floor. He summoned
the neigbors, but before they reached
the place he had shot himself through
the heart, and lay dead beside her.
They were very poor, but were persons
of education and refinement, VINO had
occupied much higher position in soci-
ETY. than Of late. Their pride was great,
and it is supposed that embittered feel
ing resulting from their fall led to the
fatal act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE Detroit papers OF Tuesday an
nounced the death, in that city, on Mon
day, Of Orestes Augustus Brownson, the
editor Of BroVRsoR's Quarterly ReUie,y,
discontinued les. year. he mad been a
preacher succsssively in the Presbyte-
nan, UniveIsslist, and Unitarian de-
nominations, then became an avowed
infdel, and later convert to the Roman
Catholic faith
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
Proper and TimeIr Ac,ion-

COLUMBUS, O., April Ex-Governor
Hayes has issued q proclamation for cir.
culation il the Tuscsrora valley coal re-
giOns, where q strike is now pending,
declaring, in most emphatic terms, that
the reign OF terror now existing in that
region must come to an end, and good
order be restored; that miners who are
willing 10 work must not be interfered
with; aud declaring further that, when
ever the civil authorities inform him
that they are no longer able to protect
pescssbie miners in pursuit Of their csII-
ingr he will at once order q sufficient
military force to the scene Of the troubles
with Instructions 10 dispsTse rioters, and
protect all who are disposed to labor in
the mines and elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

a TELEGRAM from Berlin yesterday
confirms the stated purpose Of Russia,
Germany and Austria in regard to Tur-
key. II is 10 this effect: "The msintsn-
4" snce Of q complete agreement between
=" the three northern powers is affirmed.
{" Il has been decided not to take any
" further steps in the eastern question
" without a previous understanding
A" among themselves and with three
other guaranteeing psrties."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

We learn from the Lewisburg State
that the grading on the Little Rock and
Fort Smith road is about finished, and
that trsck-lsying began on Monday last.
ave understand" +" continues the State,
"that the iron VIII be put down at the
rate OF mile a day, and the road finish
ed in the time appointed, All honor 10
LII. Converse aud friends. We aPpre.
hend that the management Of this road
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE april number of the AnleTican
Catholic Quarterly ReUietU has learned
disquisition upon modern miracles. It
argues against the mirsc!e-wOrkers, Of
whose performances we lately had &C,
counts, and says that "no miracle for
which The evidence is not sstis factory can
bsadmitteIU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

We are happy TO announce that Cap.
taia George w, Gif. is out Of danger.
and is cOnyalescing. A private letter
from Nsps, California, TO Captain o.
ID. Ceilier, conveys ;he gratifying as.
sIpsnce. All the Memphis friends Of
the gallant Gift will rejoice to learn ahe
fact. We send our congrstulationg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
DIED.

MCNALLY-At Louisville, KY, on the 18th
inst, Of pneumonia, Capt. FRANK MONALLY,
OF Pine Bluff, Ark. [Pine Bluff papers please
cOpy.l
His remains will arrive In Memphis to-day,
and be conveyed to the residence Of his
mother-in-law, MS. Mary Flaherty, No. 484
Vance street. Due notice of the funeral will
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE Illinois Democrats PIE going to
follow the good example of their breth.
ren OF Tennessee. Tkey have resolved
to hold two State conventions. frat on
the tWenty-seco'id OF June to select only
delegates to tie National Democratic
convention s.t 81. Louis, and the other
70 nomtD ate q State ticket at cate to
DC nRpI5d hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

VICKsBURG, April 20.-Weather fair.
Up: Ste. Genevieve. Arrived: City of
Vicksburg and Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, April 2O.-Arrived: Colo
RADIO, Vieksburg; John A. Scudder, New
Orleans. Departed: John B. Maude,
Vicksburg; Atlantic and bsrges, New
Orleans. The river has risen 6 inches,
but is about stationary tonight, and a
decline may be expected tomorrow, as
the upper rivers are falling. Weather
cloudy, warm and showery tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE Somefviile FdIcOa OF yesterday
is t. hand, and though, as ususl, it is
readable and spisy,we do not find line
in regard to the arrest Cf any Of the
masked party who attempted to sssss-
sinate two merchants there some weeks
sgo. But we suppose the constable is
looking for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

in Texas the question put % aspirants
for the United States .senatorsh;n, Is
care you Saxon OF Normap9;' The
issues Of the day are laid aside, and the
shib0olsth With one party is Norman, u
and with the other Saxon Very pro-
Sressive and "5iood-"y nice, as an
AnElo-NormGn would say.
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WEATHER. PROBABILITIES.

WAz DEPT-, OFFICE CH. sc. OFFICER,
E5SgT3E, April q, an.
For IeaaeSSCs and the Ohio Udl2ey,
stationary or rising barometer, north
Srsst 10 So,ahtgest toiHGS, cooler, fOlIOUsd
CyPdriig elQudy or clear tCeatheT.
ne lo5Csr Ohio and central Missis-
S,pl5! t0RE rise slightly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

TIE emperor Of Brazil is making his
tour OF the continent without indu ging
IN half as much glitter, tinssi or show
as usually chsTscteIizss Grant when be
swings around the circle. He is sem
siole -1an, as well rs an honest ruler,
who t9leEa5es neither BabcOcks IoI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
DISSOLUTION
DISSOLUTION.

TTNHE firm of Luilman & Vienna has beeu
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. ; .
z. Lullman having disposed OF his entire in .
terest in said nrm to A. J. Vienna, who will
continue the business, and IS alone authorized
TO sign in liquidation. J. G. LIJI,INAN
Memphis, April l, 1870. A. J. VIE-NA.
&c In retirirg from the above firm. 1 cheer
Tully recommend my late partner, 4. J. Vi.
emma, to my triend- and our patrons, and So
ncit continuance of their liz eral patronage
IN his behalf, thanking the public generally
IOr past IaVoIs. j G. LULLMAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE fact that AttoTney-GsBeral
Pierrepont can find 10 vouchers FOR one
hundred and eighty thousand dollars dis
bursed 10 ChiefDstectivs Whitley by
his pTedecessoIs-AckermsH and WI
lisms-is suhjsct for anxious cabinet
meeting. The tolls are slowly W eaviDg
round the gentleman Of the l2ud aulet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

TIE Chattanooga Times concludes be-
Cause the gralsioppers are in the Ten
nessee, and mosquitoes at Augusta,
GsorgIs, and sll the region round
there, that this southern country is
getting to be very fast one, rushing
the season as Il were.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

THE Jackson Clarion calls attention
TO the fact that Mississippi State war
rants at this time last year were selling
at seventy-nine 70 eighty cents on the
dollar. Now they are quoted at ninety
to ninety-one cents. $50 much for a
Democratic ADMINISTRATION" correctly
concludes the Clarion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
NOTICE
PASSENGER & SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAILWAY Col
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, A pTil ,, 1876. }
~ Commencing Saturday, AprII 1870,
and until through trains are resumed, packets
viii make daily trips, Sundays excepted, be-
tween Memphis and Madison.
Passengers leaving Memphis at 5 pm. ar
rive at Little Rock at p m, making daily
connections with the II. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad, and Little Rock and Fort
Smith Rsilroad or all points in Arkansas and
Texas.
Freight will be received daily at the depot,
at the foot Of Washington street, as heretofore
Rate of freight and passage unchanged.
apl4 W. r. SMITH. Sup't.
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A PROMPT Denial.

WASHINGTON, April 2O.-S. T. Suit
has published card denOuncing bitter.
ly as false warp and wOof, and with
out the ightest foundation in fact, the
story connecting his name with the al
legged payment to 3. II. Bristow, secre-
tsry OF the treasury, Of forty thousand
dollars, as an inducement to him to re-
sign his position as United States dis
triet-attorney for Kentucky, and to re-
lesse his suits in tine distillery.
Cleveland, April 20: Petroleum quiet
and unchanged; standard, 1lO, lie;
prime white, $50, l2c car-lots,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

" Exploring waist places" said John
Henry, as he put his arm around the
pretty chambermaid. Navigation of
the 'sir," said Mrs. Henry, overhearing
him, and sailing into his raven curls.S
Cincinnati Times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

Ia answer to correspondent, we
have ossy tha. We will net announce q
candidate for any party in this or any
Of the neighboring States save at our
usual advertising rstes, sscertalnSble by
reference II our Terms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

TaE committee 70 investigate Missis-
Gippi i5 composed Of Boutwell,, Oglesby
and Cameron, Republicans, and Bayard
aud &'Do1sld, Democrats. A one
sided affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

TIE drought is severe in Cuba, and is
running the growing corn sRd ether
croPs. In the Vuslta Absjo region the
tobacco cTop especially is in q very bad
condition and plsnters are dishesItened.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
VOL SO NO o.
Ice Cream .

"a + direct the attention Of the ladies and
~ gents to the beautifully reftted lea
cream tarlor OF SPECHT x WALTER. No.
y Madison street. This splendid establish ,
Htent Is the Oldest IN the citv in the Coufec-
cream, SherbeIt, Cakes, Fruits, etc. Family
orders for Ice Cream promptly delivered.
Wholesale and retail apI6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
VIII UARY.


New Yo~- IS A. BrOWnsOn, LII. ID.
II Herald, lSth.l
=. telegram from Detroit, Michigan,
/ under date Of the seventeenth Instant,
announces the occurrence Of the death
Of Orestes A, Brownson, LII D, the
Well.knOWn American author. He ex-
pired in that city, where he resided since
the discontinusnce Of the publication OF
his ReUieoO, yesterday, at the age of sew
enty-tWo wears.
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The Mare island Frnnds-

SAN FRANCISCO, April 2O.-The
CtTonicle continues the publication OF
charges Of fraud and mismanagement
OF Mare island. 1t alleges that each
years crop OF grain harvested on the is
land is more than sufficient for the wants
OF the establishment, but is appropriated
as pin money by the officers Of the ward,
and the grain required for use there is
purchased in the N market; also that ex-
Pensiye white and live oak, and teak
ship timber brougt from the east at a
heavy cost, has been used for fire wood.
and allowed to lay about the yard un.
protected from the weather and rotting.
involving loss to the government OF
half q million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

The crPose cf Grant by the New York
World in the publication OF the Ford
letter is confirmation strong rs proof Of
holy wit, tha. the President is as bad as
.he COMPANY be keeEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21
NOTICE.

" 266 SECOND ST, COR. COURT,
Memphis, Tenn, April 20, 1876.
~ Citizens are hereby notified TO thor
Oughly cleanse their premises (back-yards,
alleys, cellars, etc.. On the first of May the
sanitary force will proceed to make a syste-
matte examination of the whole city, and all
cases of neglect will be reported. The vicious
habit of throwing dead animals, fowls, etc,
into the streets must at once be stopped. Such
nuisances must be reported at the station
house, and v i'll at once be removed.
By order OF IuS Board.
HE2ER JONES. Md. Sacretarv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-21

TAKE AYERS SARsAPARILLA to pu-
rify the blood and purge out the hum0rs,
pimples, bOiIs and sores, which are
merely emblems of the rottenness with
in