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The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
CeDAE..

oSEPH FoUT has again opened a Coz
- Yard at West street opposite the II. II
no. works, which he intends to run in con,
9i good Goal can get the Enterprise by order
in tn at west and Water streets or Orange and
ave- aver S'reetS' JOSEPH F0UT.
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Big Profits ofsom. New York Bank.

Big Profits of Some New York Banks
Take the Chemical Bank, says the
New York correspondent of the Buf.
falo CouEaer, probably the strongest
corporation of its size in the world
no, don't exactly take the bank, but
just look at Its condition. The Ohemi.
cal has capital of $500, 900, and Its
surplus is $3.249, 800 How is that
for prosperity? Stock of the Chemical
which could once be bought at par is
now worth 81 600.
This stock has long been the Big
Bonanza of New York Investments
But the Chemical is not the only New
York bank that carries IA big surplus.
1t was only the other day that a com.
paratively obscure bank, the New
York county, declared dividend of
100 per cent, that being only part of
the surplus on hand. The bank of
Commerce, with a capital of $l6, ,O00,-
600 has surplus of So, $40, 900, and the
metropolitan, with capital of S4, 900,
OO0, handles surplus of over s., 900,
000.
A dozen others, with capital of
$l ,00O 900, to 100000 show sur.
plus of 30 to 80 per cent. and some OF
the smaller ones 20 to 100 per CONT
such concers can easily afford to pay
nice dividends, whether business is
good or not. So, as was saying, q
good way to make some money is to
invest $4,000 or 100000 in bank
shares or insurance stock. Some of
our milliohaires pick up enough in
that way every year to pay expenses.
1t Is the easiest way in the world to
make comfortable living. All YOU
have to do is to get $50 600 to 100000
and just put it in:
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22

Startling DISCLOSURES Before the MIL
waukee Grand Jury-Distiiiers Beg
Ing Quarters.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 21.-The evidence
given before the Grand Jury to day
was principally that of Fitzgerald, late
United States gauger, by which the
bottom dropped completely out OF the
Whiskey Ring defense. The most
prominent distillers are trying to make
terms, Offering to plead guilty on heing
called to trial on the condition OF
saving their bondsmen. 1t is understood
that this has been agreed to in the
cases of Lewis and Samuel Rindskopf,
Leopold Wirth, Thomas O'Ncil and
others, whose assessments, fines, for
feited bonds and consfiscated proper
ty represent nearly $500, 900. The
evidence is said to be Of the most
startling character, duplicating men
high in position whose names cannot
be given until the indictments are re.
turned, probably to morrow, and
finally establishing the fact that the
distillery business was subject to re-
gular assessments, frequently equaling
the Government tax and sometimes
reaching 81 per gallon and half dis.
count. One mans evidence, tits alleg-
ed, showed that there was regular
fund, out Of which Mum. Supervisor;
Conklin, Special Agent; Wclssert,
Deputy, and Eisking, Collector. re-
ceived regular payments. Another
that Mum obtained $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 in three sums, and Conklin
and Welssert, about $2500 per month
each. The gaugers and storekcegers
averaged from 500 to $3.50 per month
each.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
MILLS Il COnRS
Patent Dump Warn

Weare now using our Dums co,,r n
inventef and patented BY US vS;.s. M. w
ior to any wa gon ever introduced /" ~
other cities for dump Tag coal ina ~
We do not back on the pavement iu.o "v "
ia sometim "a the cuse with otbs, vai y, ga
merely back TO the curb, no matte, ,1Hsoa Hs,a
the pavement. and chute the eosi ~;
cellar without any trouble. 6ttscS'st ~
wagon IL an extension frame. and ~. Y
which rests on wheels. can be run bs,. bs,
the frame six or eight feet, Al thu S..a s.n.
the 'front.' oi the wagon running mn as.
cd plain gives it sufficient eleys,;au,M ~ " !
cause the coal to run by It's own s,svu, rsva
the Cellar when tho shoots astsrbsS he'd"
at our y" 'uo ''''tsi
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,So ana oyer az cent per rou.
~ ~ so cents perlNsslI
Ice by the ton at low rates. co.
me season as low as the l0wes, N"athea
We pride ourselves on hayins .,.
most careful. polite and aooo,e n, voalisl
vers In the city for all our routes out'AA'ai
GIVE us can before going elssv..
WALTON a Bra
No. 2 West Third ,,,s. ,a'
'eo~ thirteenth and King ~.
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: =. Partcular attention paid IN HOrJSI
I'D SHIP PAINTING. SION WRiTTNG
'-S' apI
The daily gazette., 1876-01-22
ICE DEALERS.

than ever before OF e1c.l,a,,
thlekneas (ls To is inchea) we a. a,o ovalpI
or the season OF Ls75. at ths M nloss
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LOUISIANA.
day Looking 20 the Impeaeh-
naeEit Of KelL0gg.s
A Committee Apo nted TO RepOri
Charges-The Rsds Taken by Sur.
prise-KeIiOEg's Letter.

NEW ORLEANS, February 25.-In the
bouSe, during the morning hour, MI,
Kid, Democrat, OF Jackson parish, Of
fered resolution that a committee Of
ssven be appointed by the spesker to in
vesligate what charges; IL any, there are
against Won. p. Rep6gg, demanding
his Impeachment, and that they report
IS early as prscticable.
Mr.. Mathews, Republican, Of Tensas,
raised the point OF Qrdst that
this was an order OF the house,
not motion, and could not be adopted
without suspension Of the rules. The
speaker overrulsd the point Of order.
Several Republican members demanded
the yeas and nays. The speaker de-
clined to order the yeas and nays, and
declared the motion carried. Later In
the evening the speaker announced the
com mittee So fallows. Messrs. Metz,
Young, Reid, Kountz, Jettries, Demo
GRAFT; aud Mesers Levisse and Dsmas,
Heputiiicans. Mr.. DemSs moved
that there be three Republicans placed
on the committee; the motion was
tabled by Strict party vote. Of the
five Democrats ON the committee, all
but Wilt signed the Wheeler adjust
ment agreement. This movement took
the Republicans by surprise, rs they did
not anticipate any impeachment mGve-
ment until after Msrdi Graz. Governor
Kellogg tonight addressed to the com
mittee formal communication, sayl1g
81 respectfully request to be inform ed
when your committee propose to en-
on this investigation, In order tina
may appear in person or by counsel, a.
provided for by section 1879 OF revised
statttes."
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COSGRESSIOSAE.

The fenGts op ned ye.tsfdly with a
discussion Of the til TO authorize the
refunding Of the national. debt, which
was passed without smendn ent-yeas
fify-one, rays five. The bill, IS passe d
amends the acts Of July Il, 1870, and
Janusry 90. 1871, 20 IS to provide thst
the amount Of bonds b5srirg four ard q
half per cent. Interest, authorized 10 be
issued, BE- increased 70 fiyehuadred nail.
Hon dollars, aud ihst they be payable
at the p essure 81 ihs United States otter
thirty years rom the date e heir issue,
instead o. a'ur fifteen yeas l. 81 O
provide tina: lie uct shall not be CON-
stCued q aUGa1Iiz any incfeai OF the
total amour OF the bonds provid, d Jor
by tie Ccs named, nor to Hu-
tbOrIz5 any increase whatever
Of the bonded debt or tie United stst 5
The J, mainder OF the session Wss taken
~ vito tue discussion Of the prop -sition
70 reduce The salaries Of professors in the
military academy, and the senate I'D
] urne1 til MDuuZy The first busin mess
ID the house vas the ,.iscuSsion Of Dis
tgict Of CUlumbia afFtlrs. which resulted
in it's . s'pOnemeut FOR suoih-r week.
Some aisclss.On VS. bat o. the
fEcS.Emma mine business, r sulfirg
in ne being referred go The COMMITTEES
on foreign sd.iTs. Tns house. went into
Committee OF tire whole on the private
csleI dar, and fii=E p sSiHg uUH Der a
hil The com lice rose end the honle
81 burned. Toe sessi = today will ~
for general a.Uaie CL,y.
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COTTON.
February Report Of the National Cotton
Exchange Movement at All
Points.
Figures for the Study OF Factors Trade
In the Staple Overland and by Sea
Receipts and Exports.

The following is the full text of the
Fei ruary report of Mr.. Samuel h.
Blu *, secretary CT the Nation al cotton
exchange, M sde through that exchange
to all the local exchanges Of the United
SIatesi
New ORLEANS, February Ill have
the honor to submit the foil Owing state
ment ofreceipts at porte, exports, stocks
and shipments overland. Daring the
period from the first of September,
1875, to the thirty-6rst Of Janu.
cry, 1876, inclusive, q total Of
All, 457 bales has been carried over
land direct from producers, OF which
173, 1856 have gone direct to spinners, and
202, 904 to eastern delivery ports, leaving
Al 1868 in transit from producers to deliv
cry ports east at the close of January.
mad hoped to submit this statement at
an earlier date, but the time has been
occupied in making thorough exami-
nation OF all the data from which this
and previous statements have been COM
piled, with the view of correcting any
errors that may have been made-a
work rendered absolutely necessary Il ON
the cludeness Of the returns during the
first three months. / have concluded
not to publish the details Of the over
land this month, only giving the total
and resarving the fall particulars for the
semi-annual statement, which it il my
desire til make elaborate and interest
ing. TIE receipts at Portland, 744 bales,
are compiled from railroad statements
showing this number OF bales to have
been shipped through to that port with
out toachii elsewhere. With these
explanstions submit the following:
NET RECEIPTS, UNITED STATE PORTS.
lSantemhar L IS7h. to LanuRrY 81. IS16A
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rich cushion, on which lay the arms OF King
Louis.
4. Group querry leading the Kings
mailed steed.
.. GrUup-Count de Poiters, Count d'A0gc1
(blothers 70 The King, and Couut de Neon,
IN full armOr. riding abreast aud bearing
royal guidons AID banners (scars across tue
armorl.
q. GrOuD-King Louis IN Of France and his
Queen, Marguerite OF Provence in royal
robes IN their carriage OF state, drawn by four
white horses, led by 6QuerrieS; groom and
footman to the carriage
7. GToup-Three maids 10 the Queen, riding
abreast, mounted on richly capdrlsonsd pal
freys led by three pages.
B. SToHp-Four Pages 10 the King, mounted
AID bearing rich oolOrs, with the many col
ored pendant streRmsrs, riding abreast.
y. GFoup-FOur mounted men-st-srrns,
abreast, armed with shields and osttle axes.
Four men-at-arms, abreast, armed with hal
herds. Four men-at arms, abreast, armed
with lances.
IL. Gronp-CaTaller, mounted, bearing the
banner OF st. Donntsi three cavaliers, abreast,
MOUNTED, bearaDg pennonS; three cavaliers
abr east, mounted and bearing pennons.
IL. GrOEp-The Cardinal So. CeciIe, seated
under q baldichtne, or canopy OF rich silk,
drawn by four black horses, led by equeTr'es
r. GTOalp-Priests, on loot, bearing grand
banner Of the Virgin; four priests, on foot,
abreast four CAVALIERS, abreast four pilgrims,
with scrip and STAG.
l3. GroHp-Eour Saracens, ebreast, In chains;
Jour squres, mounted, bearing lance an pen
non-all riding abreast.
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TIE M'KEE Gaze came up in the
United States. chcIit court 81 st. Louis
Us 'erday, on uotion for a new trial.
Colonel Hatch, cJunsel for Mr.. M'Kee,
filed an affidavit in support Of the mo-
tiop, aud with it snme editorials from
the Republican, VII ca are claimed to
have served TO Pr j Idiee the case against
the defendant. He also fled an aft iavit
by Watson Foster, Of Louisiana, Pike
county, Missouri, who charges II T.
Summer, jur. ia the M'Kee trial,
with having pTeju1'cai the case by stat
ing previous to the tria' tha. he believed
Nike was guilty, and that be wss the
"oigges. toad in the puddle" The court
ordered tast the defendant have leave
until the fifth Of March to file additional
sflidavits, Jhe prosecution ten days
theIesf.sr u answer ths came, and the
Ce'en0snt TO hsve until the twentieth to
file testimony H. reHuttsl.
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MARDI GRAS.
Programmes OF the Memphi and the
Ulks- Order Of Proceedings for
Monday and Tuesday.
The Grand Professions, Tableaux and
Balls "A Rich and Gorgeous Dis.
play-"Motley Is his
Wear.o

In order that our citizens, as we'll a.
those from abroad, who intend being
present at the Matdi Grss celebrations
of Monday and Tuesday next, may De
able to form an intelligent idea Of what
is to be done by the Uiks aud the Mem
phi, and what 1t is they propose to illus
uate by their grand psgeants and pro-
cessions, we give as follows, In regular
succession and in detail, the pro-
grammts Of both the mysterious orders,
rs furnished Us yesterday by order oil
the Lord Of Misrue," whose dUdnt
courier has arrived In the city, for the
purpose OF completing all the arrange
ments necessary 10. the reception of the
king aud his court, ard carrying the
festivities to successful conclusion:
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by the audience In the proceedings,
which consisted Of the following exer-
cisea: Let Music. 81. Prayer. 50. Adj
dress by Hon; Leon ,T'ousdale, S ate su-
perintendent Of put lie instruction
Su erintendebt Trcusdsle's lecture,
having for its subject, Thoughts
on Free School Education"
was one of the best ever delivered
ia this or any other State. 1t was
replete with Instructive facts aud judi
ciUus advice, and received tbs hearty
appr citation OF every one present.
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PERTINENT to the publication Ct the
Nation, 4 cotton exchange report is tht t
received by telegraph from London, yes
5srdsy, from the Liverpool co.ton bro
Rer3 ESQ citation, when says that cot
ton continues Gu J, and quotations of ali
descriptions are further reduced. Amer
lean has bssn il rather better demand,
bat the quaint ~ fferir g is SO great that
prices have further 'eclinsd fsrthing
for lower grades, and ue-eighth of q
penny fer medium grades. Middllng
fsir qualities are unchanged. SEA island
slap e remain in very moderate &c
mand. Quotations Of middle ard lower
grades Of florida have been reduced
One-hslf penny. TrarsEc ions in futures
have increased, but pricss, after slight
fuc ustijns are fully ope.eighth OF q
penny bslow se Of LIST week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

THE DemOcfstc Congressional caucus
committee held an aojouInel meeting
yesterday, tut arrived at 40 conclusion
on ihs fiaance question. The feeling
among tue members Of the committee
10 represented Is more favorable than
herettf1re t. q satisfactory agreement
on tue basis Of Psypt's bill Several ad-
ditionsl meeiiPg viii probably be re.
qulred before leac8il G an adjustment Of
lbs ffffsy 80,
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
PROOF ssIoN Of THE uIKs

Tuesday afternoon the UIkE will give a
grand street process ion, the subject of which
Is the return Of Louis TX OF France from the
Ciusades, the scene being laid at Paris sep
tember7 7, 1854. The following Is the proSTamme
OF the Ulks's procession.
/. Group-Thr-e mounted Hsralds, with
tvumpets at the mou'h, riding abreast.
2. GToup-Armed knights, Tearing the Ori-
hsmme OF France (mounteu).
s. Grorp-Two squIres on foot, bearing .
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NASHVILLE, February 25.-The river
is falling, with Z! fee5 on the shCsls.
CINCINNATI, February 25.-River q
feet and falling. Wea-htr far aud mild.
Departed: Jams D. Parker, Memphis.
VICKsBURG, Februsry 25-D0wn:
Grand Lake. Up: Susie Silver, s am;
Illinois, II BismaIcs, 6 Pm. In
port Julis.
New ORLEANS, February 25.-Ih9
weather is Gear aud pleasant. De-
parted: Houston, Cincinnati; City Of
Alton, st. Louis; John a. WoOj, Pitts
burg.
ST. LOUIS, February 25.-Arrived:
parted: Belle Memphis, Memphis.
River stationary. Westher clear snd
waTm
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A WAsHIN G TON dispa.ch yesterday
contained the gratifying intelligence
that the inter lal revenue collections fol
the first six motifs of the present fiscal
year show al lace sse OF four millions
and f rty th0ufand dollars compared
with the same time les. year. This is
the first good result Of the trials and con.
yietlon Of the whisky thieves o; st.
Louis, indianapolis, New OIeans, Chi
cage, Milwaukee and everywhere else
bq Memphis.
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EXPORTS.
Total....I O57 SS5 2ss5l9 8s5,664 S4S7S I,s9s,y7e
OVERLAND MOVEMENT.


OVERLAND MOVEMENT.
September /, 1875 to January 81, 1885,
Total overland direct from producers. All, 457
Less:
Receipts overland at New York, Bos-
ton, Providence, Philadelphia, Balti.
more, Portland, and points in Cana
da, SEPTEMBER LIST TO January Slst...... 202, 904
2l4y55s
Shipments direct to mills according to
statements of railroads at points of
crossing, ETC., on Ohio and Mfssis-
sppi I7S s5
In transit to delivery ports close jan
uary fl JOS
RECAPITULATI n.
Receipts at United States ports, sept
l, 1875, to January 81, 1875 ..........3 DOL 500
Shipments overland from producers
direct 10 mills, same 1915
In transit overland from producers d.
rect to delivery ports close Janury.. 1888
" 8,2ls,452
Stock of all United States ports, Sept.
Receipts At ali United States ports -''-'
from Sept. l, leT5, TO Jan. 81, COL 500
Total, bales. ,O78 8l2
F,'Teign exports, same time - 696 ,976
81 rped to points in Canada- 40
sto X at U s. ports Jan. 81, 76- 9l648l-2,sls
45s,Ss4
bCuNCb COtDOu III bIAuBlL between de-
livery por;s at close of January....-. 1884
Taken by northern spinners from
PorIs sept. LIST 70 Jan Slst-.,.........-. $3.50
Add overland shipments direct to
mills north and east OF Ohio and
Mississippi river during same lime 1875
Total taken for northern con eump-
ton trUm sept. !, 1878, to jan. 8, ISie eIi7e5
S
THE Kansas D ;mecratic State conven-
| ton Is called to meet at Topeka on the
eighteenth Of May.
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UNDER the administration Of Govern
or Coke the State tax OF Texas hiss been
reduced from two dollars and thirty
cents TO fifty csnts on one hundred dol
lars, debt Il oar million five uadred
thousand collars has baen psid, and
there is four hundred Thousand dollars
in the tn asnry.
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! offerings OF flowers. F0u {, IN despair, tetFN
10 reach Gretchen, but T. Isl-Ts-ned ~ Me
phistopholes.
EngII.h Epoch.
| TABLEA o 22-S SHAKESPEARE AND BY RON
SceRe-The power and supremacy OF Great
Britain sy mhOli zed by The Globe, resting near
monumental mas, capped by an 81 OAK
leaves. Cannon trident and ScepfeT, thu
two royal lions at the base. The statues OF
Shakespeare and Byron surmount the globe.
TABLEAU 23,-FOLLY.
Scene and Chdrdcters-The road by GadshiiI:
q bridge and forest. FaiStsfl Bard lph and
PetO have way laid and robbed the travellers,
and while di ytding ithe booty are n turn set
on by Fnnce Hal and POins. they H., and
leave field and spOilS 20 the merry prince.
TABLEAU 2l-PRIDE.
Scene and CHARACTERIZED grand corridor near
thu DDgs's room, in the Ducal Palace a.
Venice. VincenzO, officer Of the paldce. The
Secretary of the Council OF Forty bears to
Marine rSlisrO the judgment OF that body,
infiicLing a light punishment on Michel Steno
ior an oenkg OF grave sas ai 6 5Ff b
violent old warrior, stunE by the injury
snstohes the paper from the hands Of his
9pheW, and reals Il, trembling VITA rage
and wounded pride.
American Epoch.
TABLEAU 2j.-PUE AND Il NGFELLOW-
Scene-The statues Of the dead and living
Bards of America-POe and Longiellow-
erected on mass We granite rock.
TABLEAU Is GRIEF.
X
cliff by tbs seaside dashed by waves Near a
cOpse of cypress and a solitary willow, IS seen
the Sc pulehTe of Annabel lee, msrzed By =
cross entWined with tmmoriel es. The figure
OF griei < ricken youth an unopened book
at hts feet, miniature IL his hand-Fecines
hst essly on the grave.
TABLEAU e. DEFIANCE.
Scene and Characterization the Puritan
church at Plymouth IN the old Col1n5 days
Mtdwinter. Deep an ". The bT inches Of
lesfiess trees ~hiteued by frost. The brass
studded bible " lies on rude table, az y hiCh
are The old Elder of Plymouth and mis- Puritan
companion. An Indian messenger from his
tribe presents 70 the Council the savage's SYM
Dol of war, which Miles Standish defantly re-
turns, filed with bullets.
Conclusion.
TABLEAU g. THE MUSE AND The
MEMPHL
Scene and Characters-A swan-like silver
car, richly carved and decorated with < ~
lands and lotus leaves, drawn by ltOu-- bear
ing the raiiant figure OF Poetry. The chariot
is conducted by the Sublime Quo. and the
spirit OF Mempht guides the lions with >ilken
cords. Loves are in graceful attend ,nce upon
Issued from the hidden recesses Of the Pa
novi, this i016sh year OF our dynasty.
SUBLIM = OURO.
Attest: TYPHoN.
The Memphi Ball
will be given in the Memphis ThesteT, Tues
day night, and will be the graUdest OF its kind
ever witnessed on this continent. Alter the
tableux the guests will be afforded fuIl dress
hop.
Grand Exposition Ball.
Tuesday night the annual bal DIdSque of the
Ulks will be given at the Exposition, which,
as usual will attract thousands Of visitors and
participants.
La MaIta's Ball.
La Malta, of Cochran hsII, has issued cards
hall Tuesday night. IL promises 10 oe quite
entertaining.
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TIE further inve -tiRstion of tire
Ere dmen's bank siIa'rs discloses more
a1d more Corruption, aud it is confident
ly believed that many high officials In
Washington will Yet DO involved in the
disgracs growing out Off
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MONDAY NIGHT.

Monday night the Ulks will give a grand
tableaux ball in the Greenlaw Operahouss.
This occasion will be full-dress entertain
meut, and will be made additionally interest
ing by the Centennial Coronation" Rex has
ruled from time immemorial, his crown hav-
ing been made by the direction of Jupiter To-
mans, in the far sges of the past However, he
will be the fret potentGte of the world who re-
ceives this Centennial honor, and, OF course,
this occasion is fraught with significant inter
est and pleasure TO the Ulk3 and the royal
children in the modern city OF Memphis. The
following il the programme for
THE CORONATION BALL
FTrss Td6ledE- Last moments OF Louis TX of
France, front of Tunis, october 25, ITO. Woods
set; back-drop royal TENT arms OF the king
suspended; rude pallet or bed, on which lay
the king; at the foot two priests kneelinR, one
priest with large candle. ON the side OF the
bed next the bsck-drop, are Theobold, his son,
king of Nevarre; lsaLel, his daughter; Admit
raj FIorent de VarrenDes and two knights; at
the head OF the bed Cardinal st. Ceclle, with
vessel and wafer; near him q priest with can
die, another with crucifx elevated, groups of
priests, knights, soldiers, ladies weeping, arms
and banners.
Second TableatL- Centennial Coronation Of
Menus Stage, palace set, throne aud chair !;
Rex standing near the royal chair, en- the
arm Of the chair q girl looking mischievousy
in his face and ticking his ear with straw I;
another child is rifiing his pocket, another is
playing with his scepter, another grasps his
legs, kneeling; two on the steps OF the throne.
To the right OF Rex, King Louis kneels and
offers him his crown; to his left, the Queen is
kneeling and offers burlesque bouquet; on
tue side of King Louis are three maids with
mock garlauds; PaDtaioon is robbing King
Louis, Punchinello looks from behind the
chair, Harlequin takes attitude with his wand.
GrOups-knlghts with swords drawn and ele.
waited, priests with arms extended, soldiers
grand serpentlne march.
1.-THE ORIGINAL ULKS"
will give q grand masquerade ball, at Coch.
ran hall, Monday night. This promises to be
very interesting display, aud will be largely
attended.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-26

THE q ct step has 3; last been taken
toward the Impeachment OF Governor
Kellogg, and We may reasonably hope
for a sensation hom Louisiana rivaling
tLst whi;h Mississippi promises us In
the impeachment o. Apes.