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CONFIEuAuONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. The Senate in Exec
utiyc session today confirmed the following uumiur
lions
q. Eaum of Illinois 70 be Inmmi.soncroi Internal
Revenue Mr. Pritt, fsIr.. Wa o. 100 Thorn e. Mas
sa,ui-, ltc Consul a Zanzibar: G'urrr a.
Andrews o.. Uucd States Aft'Tu", for jhr Ia~'D I
Tennessee Charles e. -it. - bH Appraiser i N'r
cuU.I-, nlr. O.ct. uOt 20 De- Collector % lu.,r,
Ie,,ufr the ~,,p,d District q" Louisiana Nu ruIu
t,hr POS mt-'rat INDEPENDENCE Iowa Col H NF'H Do"
'Ig vita t' rtuE of irgUur General Mas
tn j. D.. Aru'r 10 70. Iarut,uat. and Ensign EdH ard T.
Oua .nm.h 10 . MI.Inr II Tho NIyA.
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COTTON MILL BURNED.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Aug. "a cotton mill
at Hopkinton, owned by I. H. Wells, was destroyed by
fire last night. The mill contained 5000 spndles and
was valued at $4,000. The insurance IL $4,000. The
Ore WAS the work VI an incendary.
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without result II s impossible to have the building
on,ns,ed Il, accordance with the original INTENTION ~
MAJ 1877 and the city will therefore be under .ie
necessity OF renting Tor another year me On G IN hc
mod y the departments whose quarters are 10 nc III n0
new building The Board adjourned until sept D.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. THE President sent
the fo',ngu- nomination. t. tlc =. nalr to-day:
David r. SIClr of Atklua. 60 Doe Consul 100 Eus.ua See
Lieutenant Nait -rr,.rr go fr.' Ii-.ir 900 m
tlu CAV. y ana Ir-t Lieutenant CauUh j. .o-,- O.
Doe tpItia ia TIE same.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
SARATOGA RACES.

INTEREST MANIFESTED IN To-DiGS CoNlEsr-lhh
FAyoRITEs At SARATOGA AND II THIS CITY.
IBl TELEGRAPH TO THE Tribune.
SARATOGA STRINGS, n. Y, Aug. 2.-lhere
IA every promise tonight of beautiful day ana ile
snort tomorrow tine day of the first racing meeting
Much interest is taken in the second, third ana Iouth
races ST. Martin and Aaron Pennington are eApe''cu ~
make close contest in the three mile DASH The De'tns
this @; ching opened bristly at these figures:
F;yt Hace-Purse OF SGO0-One Me.-lnspration'
e5o. GRAY Nun $50: Courier. SO BuIg0o so; Rom
new So: Ambush F27; SISTER of Merry Nlo. mn
S,,coiI J,gcc-Saratoga SHkc--Thtct-quar Mile
1'yo,ycarolfs- belmont, Sl6O; McGrath, $50; Pur-
year 4 co.. SGj =. Loriar' 800 tredefick thf IN
so McDsniel $40 Kngishcr Filly, $50; c. L. Lori
Igrd. 500; ErIcmcr, So. 49,.
Miles Paruc, 500 Waglock $50; Odd Socks slOo !;
TucChoCt r, So. 80. o.. ,,,f,
F,Hr,t icr-Purse. ~ OOO-rhrce Mi,cs.-t. Martin,
~ 80: Aaron Pennington sos Big Sandy, $50.
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HOME NEWS
z AT HuDNUTs. IN

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs, IN
BROADWAY.
sam.7Io. Noon. 75' Bpm. ~ Midnight o.
III CHEST curing the day. 49,. Lowe, :, so.
Average 72is, Same daY. 1879 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP vitalizes, purifes, and
ennohes the blood giving strength and ygor the system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

THE BEBE BOSNET.-Fasmonab customer:
But II mahes me look 50 innocent - Fashionable milf
ner: "Ol no! indeed, madam Anything butthat |"
Fashionable customer: Are you now a. Fashion.
able miiAncr: "Qdte sure, madam Fashionable Gus
TONER: Then you may send ii me lPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-03

The diarrheas of children, which are pro,
duced by gosbe food or the excessive generation oil a'e
the stomach, readily cured by MILK OF MAGAEslL
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rErAKNrss WINS THE BRIGHTON crP.

LoypoN. Aug. The race for the Brighton
over.
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BUFFALO RACES.
TIE 2:2i CONTEST woN by CTS. GEANr TIE .

HE 2:2i CONTEST woN EY GiN GEANT TIIE ~
by rUGpY-LULrs rEtIs.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. The attendance at
tue -..uad d. Of i4c August meeting at Buffalo + rk
WIS lT-r. about 10000 person, being present The
weather WAS nuc. and the T"ck in splendid condition
H. the -29 agc i've heat, were necessary, and four ia
thc 80. race, Ia, colt races which Were advertised
were postponed The appearance 81 Lula on the tTa'a
To- rgu, BOO special ria greeted with applause ihc
summary ~ tlc 2:-9 race is a. follows:
F, Purse $3.50. ior % class; first $780, see.
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Announcements }

LANDLORDS CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
ana bath. delightful substitute Tor Cologne Bay Rum
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STAIN ISLAND.

SrAPTrToS.-Thc s.,u; Mohawk is still lying at
the Coast Wrecng CouanyS dock Visited daily by
large Numbers OF y ople nom NewN York and Sc
where The report that $4,000 is untrue
Ii appears that provision for main auug the opp
Sitou Jerry although the d. r. Martin
IRON the C!Ub House dock Teton Per North
hiyef, at a daily loss 10 her owners.
EpGEwATER-Jaules r. Robinson. Town Treasurer,
derel hs resignation, nt n doing 50 has compm-icd the
trustees upon the mauh m Which they have duty
stating that A. iNly Ae Is entirely led with
manner IN which tie a"ars OF ;he village managed
RCHONp.-Ihe Richmond County police have made al.
ready 1000 arrests sis year. During July l. butyas
druukarlS &C. were caPtltcl and locked mp.
NEW BEiGHTON-A party OF German basAetmaaers newly
arrived eusTAnts, eHcanpcd ia the
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. GOpDE dem, Nal called attention 10 the fact
that %. had b.cu reported having applied or and ON
famed indefinite leave Of absence aud denied that such
was the fact.
Ga motion OF lir. GOODlE Dem. Kansas ,Ho Senate
amcnlu ~, to tir DIN providing fug 90" sale 81 Tie
O..- c.,d lands iu n u-f- 60 ar u.l -"i..ttr we've
noncon urcll in and YWg,1ig. Mcq.htin'r ''''r'd.
Yesterday report omit ,. t.c uuur 90 'ir NIlsi
UJIu Val from t.o-r WHO made obituary spcccu',
the late EuWaId !. Parsons.
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LONG ISLAND.

BARNUM lSLANp.-rhe well now being bored az
the queens County Poor Farm has the depth Of $50
feet Mt Carman who prosecuting work. reports having
passed through alternate layers clay coarse gravel and
To De in old meadow iorma0n-wooty fiber roofs
&c lie expects next 10 strike sand ana probably water
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shooting Is said be very good ON n
souh SIDE. man al AIutc,le day week COT
dozen birds and other have been
" lllam H. !CkuuD. MAJOR
life member the ~uik County Agricultural society
Mt-1HANtION-A notary public il search Of Gov Dix az
WeSaWpuou,Uu SurJ found him di ted with sprainr
ankle Lut tIr meadow with his gun watching for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25

In THE SENATE yesterday, the postal
route bin pzsss,i as reported by the com.
injt.ee o. postcflicc5 aud pOstfoRis, with
some m.uo5 amendments. Tae bill
regulating the counting o. the vote for
Prssi1cls and Vies-P Ptesident passed.
AGeT the vote h5d been announced.
Senator Thurman said he wss ct loss
tc see VIA. senators could see in this
ID. 70, p partisan ns;ure, sud he moved
q reegas.jcIa.i3n oi the vote whereby
the b.L Ess passed, in order 10 give OF e
naore ckzuce 10 fix some bill n meet th9
question when tao sets OF rCtarns were
seat IN. Ec aid hope tha. in that cham
b-S where debate was allowed, somo
measure could be perfected to meet the
necessity of the case; n not, there vas
IN hopes Or getting il done at this con-
r0rss. The mCiGn was entered. The
senate than t0CE up the consular and
q plCnstic bin sud mads II the order of
business, and thea went into executive
g ssi00 and soon adjourned to Monday
In the hCuse-sfte- jhe disposal Of nniUor
business the house went into committee
0I the whole on the legislative, execu-
tive AID jul.cil appropriation bill,
which Tss discussed up to the hour OF
adjournment.
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CEonel Cusrla- c. Cae=uey, whose
death is announced by Telegraph from
Eazlaud, vas the r-pu Ell au-hOr Of
The Bgf1e Uf Docking that enter
tsfning f.b which p-nPhesied the
dSxuisIi q Great Britain, and which
rrsst.d 30 much excitement s: the time
OF rs publication a few years ago. CJl-
oael Clesney also wrote history o. he
civil y-sr H. the Ulited states, which
bl- become a 81 lud-ra work, ard ss re-
msTasn!e fJ7 is Clsarness aGd bhorough-
mess. aud flr the crest kuowieG ge which
rs author Gisplsys, n9t oGly Ct tie main
sltisct, but Ot military history lu gene
la' aud Of loelsVs Tnica govern aTmiss.
colonel Cheney c3n,T. buttons 90 the
batter CIsss Of pc i1d.Csls hsvc been
many aud excel slt. His Ieview of
Gsl6rsl ShermsL's Memoirs IN the Fort,
ufghtly RCUiSzD was g notably Just ard
d terminating essay, and his article
upgn the Count Of Paris's history Of the
American rebellion vas also well con-
s.igred aud widely resd. The article IN
tte new Eacy clOpGdid BThtdHicn,
on lueI Ea t's,n was written by G, J.
o..I CuC-uey, who was regarded in
T. rlsud q d IN lhls country a. an au-
.l1Ti.y upon military hist 7Ty and amy
tactics.-NeV York Evening PoSt.
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Centennial Railway Fares,

PHILADELPHIA, March 2I.-At the
recent Time Table convention in Cincin.
natl, il was the unanimous opinion that
the extension of the limit of excursion
tickets should be increased to sixty days
from date Of sale. AS there was not
time to secure this. extension by action
OF the general ticket and passenger
agents association, the trunk lines, be-
ing the parties most directly interested
were requested to issue q general notice
of :he pIOI o Jed change, which was done
to-day in q circular signed by the gener.
al passenger agents OF this New York
Central, the Baltimore and Ohio, the
Erie and the Pennsylvania railroads. re-.
q1esting all lines in the territory west
Of Detroit, Cleveland, Crestline, Column
bus ard Cincinnati tucluding tickets
from these points,, and south Ct the
Ohio river, to print their centennial
tickets to Philadelphia and New York
so that they wll b, valid for passage
sixty days from the date OF sale, and
also that the half centennial excursion
tickets be sold at ne-hslf the agreed ex-
cursiOn rates, for use by children be-
tween the ages OF five and twelve years.
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Saturday, April Is. 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Ten
nesSee, to-wit: In the Second Civil District
range 7, section ), being the west half of the
307 acres that Joshua StOokey purchased In
the Robert GoOdIoe 5000 acre gran t, No. 81
thence west II DEGREES east Is links, q sweet
gum marked r. G. the northwest corner oi
said grant; thence easts south with the north
boundary line of said grant - chains AN
links to a stake; thence south $50 Z 81 links, 8
poplar marked ]. NJ, John MarkhRm's NV
conner; thence south 5 W 50 chains to a
stake; thence north 2io f IS links, an ash
t1srhed +. NJ. on Howard Williams line;
thence west { " with said line 40 chains AZ
links to STAKE 4 links south o. a dogwood
marked 3. A. on the west boundary line OF
said grant; thence north 80 east with said line
3S chains to the beginning.
Terms of Sale-One third G{) cash; balance
on a credit of and u months; notes with ap-
proved security required: lien retained till
same are PAID, &C. THIS March Is, 1875.
Z. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Black, d. e. and ii.
Z. NJ. Hearn and Hsiskell Il Weatheltord,
Attorneys. mh20
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PROSPECTUS.
nRosPEUrUs-on or before the eight.

DR0S PESJTUS-On or before the eighteenth
of March next the undersigned will COM
mence, in the city of Knoxville, the publica-
tion of a newspaper, daily and weekly, to be
styled the Knoxville Tribune. The tribune,
politically, will be Democratic, but as free TO
censure errors or wrongs within Its own party
as to expose and condemn hurtful policies
and acts on the part of its opponents. In its
general tone and conduct II will be conserva-
i've and national, and, in such spirit, will Ia
Dor for the deserved success OF the Democrat
ic party in the states and nation, as now op.
posed by its Republican adversaries. Local
ly, IL will earnestly pTomulgate such ideas
and advocate such means as may be deemed
best promotive of the development, advance
ment and general prosperity OF the section
from which il will claim its support. The
Daily Tribune will be full-sized seven-col-
umn paper, containing each day the tele
graphic news from all parts OF the world,
complete Commercial reports, and a greater
quantity OF miscellaneous reading matter
tnan any daily paper In East Tennessee,
north Georgia, or southwestern Virginia. The
WeekLy Tribune will be an eight-page paper,
filled with choice editorial and miscellaneous
matter, embracing all the departments of ap-
proved journalism making 1t hrst-clsss
family newspaper. The local and business
departments of the Tribune will be in charge
of gentlemen OF welI-kBown experience, ca
be new in its entire outfit, comprising also a
Well-selected job office. Terms: Daily-One
copy one year, S.; one copy six months, 81;
one copy three months, 81; one copy one
month, 75c; one copy one week, 2)c. Weekly
One copy one year, 81; one copy six months,
81; ten copies one year, SIS. Advertising rates
All subscriptions cash in advance, though on
payments for either subscriptions or adver.
tisements will be asked for until the publica-
ton of the paper shall have been commenced.
For the support OF this enterprise we respect
ully solicit the patronage of the public.
JOHN NJ. FLEMING,
HAM M'KINNEY,
Editors and Sole Proprietors.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 4, 1876.
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HEAVY RAIN.STORM.
Arkansas Flooded by OyerEio6ing
Rivers-Ra1lsays BADLY Washed
OGt- ScrIuDs AecIdent-Tfains
Delayed, Etc.

LITTLE Rock, March 24.-Tnis Sec
ton hes been visited by q heavy rain
ntortt, which has pt0vS1 very disastrous
to all railroads. Arksnsas river Is rising
rapidly, Ouachita, Saline and White
are out Of their banks and flooding the
cOuatry. The lid Mountain railroad is
badly damage in several place..
The southern bound trail this morn
ing ran into wash-cut six miles south
Of Malvern, ditcbing the engine, bag
gage, mail, express and one passeD ser
car, and ipjuriTg g Thomas Elliott, mail
sgent, anu Wlllism Cas- der, express
messenger.
North of Little Rock two vash-outs
are reported. The Hot Springs railroad
is bsdly damaged, aud trains will be de-
lsytd a few dayF. The Texas trains are
al de l4yed.
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The opeIahouse and block Of stores
burned at Scranton, Pennsylvania,
Thursday. Loss, one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Incendiarism. Only
q few moments before the fire broke out
in the operahouss, an attempt was made
to fire the Second national bank, and
tonight an incendiary fire was discov-
cred in the postoffice block. A joint
fessiOn OF the city council was called by
the mayor to take special action in the
matter, and the city has offered q re.
ward Of five thousand dollars for the ar
rest and conviction OF the incendiaries.
Two previous attempts were made to
burn the Opershouse within the past
week,
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CMANCE1X S&LE
REAL XII Ssh ATH.

70. ASj.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
TenneGsee.-Daniel V. COrhetJ ct al. VS.. L. Y.
COrbett It al.;-and No. 33i E. V. COIbett
ct al. VS.. Stephen McDuffy.
TNY viitue OF an interIacutory decree for
= sale, entered in the above cause June Il
1872; December 10, 1873, and renewed, ETC., Feb-
ruaTy, 1879, epd Amended March 2l, 1876,
will sell, at public a1ctiCr, to the highest
bidder, IN front OF the Clerk ana 2tsster's
Office, new Courthouse building, Main street,
MomnhiS Tennessee, on
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DIED.

COONET On the morning OF the 9th iUst.,
LAwREHts 4, CoOvET, son of Michael and
Bridget C0Oney, aged II ears.
lSt.Iodts and Chicago papers please c0py.l
The friends and acquaintances OF the FAM
lily are invited TO attend his funeral, from their
residence, 55 Front street, SUNDAY EVEN
ING, March 2gth, at . O'Clock. Services at st.
Rri gets Church.
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EOund Chilly.

DPOO4o1T 10 n PPUAI'I
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss March "a
John CaDnady, charged with the kill
ing Of Jew, Marcus Lewis, in his
store, on the night Of the fifteenth of
Februlry last, was to-day found guilty
by the jury OF having done The foul
deed. He will be sentenced at an early
day, since, it is thought, no effort will be
made TO bave new trial, the evidence
being so strong and the murderer with
out means.
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v-s.-nsE pran,asarrrrn

WAsETssTos. Garch .. ! am,
fJr TeaHesseo and The Ohio Ualley,
Taia and severe local storms; during The
uoy I1oFHy c,clfSy and o0o'cT aVeather;
t,VTta9 ne might so;Ilagest 70 north1ccst
'fiHls cid l9tg bJt rising barometer.
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a CARD,

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will send
a recipe that will cure, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionary in South America. Send a self.ad-
dresst envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. IN
MAN S.ntton D.. RtblehOtse, NetO York Citu [W
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MISSISSIPPI.
Senator BrucU's Record In the Bribery
and Corruption LIne-Aa Array Of
Figures and Nance. q
Statements Worthy the Investigation
OF the Legislature-A Criminal
Feund Guilty Cf MardeT.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the

From an Occasional Correspondent of the
4pDeal.i
NORTH MISSISSIPPI March 23-Iu
the New YORK Herald OF March 18Th q
c0rrespon dent from Jackson, Missis-
siIpi, "shOvelsn up ia plain figures
ana figures can't be denied-how B X.
Bruce, the oratCrical and clustering
black chsmDiOn OF Republican princi-
pies in that state, became entitled to q
seat in the national halls, and as neither
the Democratic legislature, Democratic
leaders nor Democratic papers published
ia Jackson have made B.uce's trick
cries a subj ct for Investigation, will
you not, through your columns, call the
attention of the Jackson people to the
fact, especially the legislature, and have
the matter entirely and thoroughly
sifted. fit is a crime for Davis to par
don State criminals, CSrdoza to make
way with school funds, and Ames to
usurp Offices and plot damniDg schemes,
is it not greater crime and disgrace on
the State of Mississippi that black ard
perhaps criminal advocate of Republican
principles-such as are to-day preached
b9 allowed to walk openly into the
United States senate chamber on >
plank Of greenback favors? Sute-
ly it IT,. and rs the Dues
ton is propounded, "Why have not the
guardians of Democratic honor and in
tegrity-now sitting in session at Jack
son-taken hold of this subject and en-
terod upon the duties OF cleaning out ths
unclean stables Of polities, instead of
enacting corporation laws, introducing
bills Of relief fer I m, Dick and Harry,
changing boundary lines, creating
offices, and otherwise employing time
and spending the last dollar in the State
treasury" have noticed with regret
the proceedings Of the last legislature,
and can safely say that fer 8 fehash of
bombssG this last legislature excels any
session ever known. But digress. The
Herald correspondent furnishes 8 sched-
ule OF certificates issued to members OF
the Missi@9.r,TG,, i.,,i.,G, ieg19iature, with dates
and AMOUNTS specified, and ssys they
wefe dUiy signed by the presiding cffi-
GERS OF the two houses, AMI atterward
the certificates were presented by the
members to whom they were issued to
B. K. Bruce (whO was q candidate at
that time for United States senator),
aud by him csshed in lawful currency
Of the United States at their face value,
with the understanding that ssid mem
tiers were to cast their votes for him in
consideration thereof, which agreement
was carried out by each member OF the
legislature, with the exception Of two or
three, Rs the records will chow The
following is the schedule of certificates
as furnished, and will perhaps aid greatly
in any course that may be taken:
RIapT)I7 / TTUf-S
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1ts'cr,i1y n cotton ard goid: Ncag
i~,E co,'9H Is 5-isa; HoaPhis, 1870
-fe5 5o-s, Co!d closed C. lili; Acu-
i-..-. LIa..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25

Last nignt the discovery was made In
P1iiadslpBis that a large number Of
bogus FIVE dollar bills, coInterfeiis on
the Merchants National bank Of New
Bedford, Massachusetts, had been put in
circulation during the afternoon and
evening. Three men, named Nels, Hsr-
IisOn and Patterson, were arrested. Tney
had a partial hearing yesterday, and
were committed for further investigs-
tion to-day.
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EuIIOIs duu CDIc II
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, February 4,

The undersigned, in justice to himself and
fallconcerned, takes this occasion TO say that
ow ing to personal and professional disagree
ments between himself and partners in the
office OF the Knoxville PreSs and Herald, ne
has not been acting as editor of that paper
since tue fifteenth of December last. The
same disagreements still continuing, legal
proceedings have been instituted Tor their
settlement, JOHN ID. FLEMING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25
Rnights Of HOnNr.

THE regular meeting OF Memphis Lodge No.
Il 1856, K. of H., will be held at their hall, in
Gayose Block, this (SAJURDAN) evening,
March 18th, at o clock, for init alton and dis
patch OF business. Visiting brothers invited.
ByOrder j. HARVEY MATHES, d.
J. H. CHENOWEFH, Reporter.
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1867. SAINT JOSEPH 1876.
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF THE CITY OF ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Incorporated 1867.
Financial Exhibit, DSc. 81, 1878.
Capital, 100000 90

ASSETS.
sep sephI and in Connpany's ofice.....s 82,f ,f76 70
Cash in course of transmission (prtn-
premiums5 ........-.-............ SO,6I6 AZ
Bonds present market value. )......... Il8 so 50
Accrued interest on Bonds TO Decem-
ber 81, ,IS75........... ......---... S.44l "A
Bank and other stocks (present VAL. 2.S25 60
Real Estate (prezent vsluel.............. 5l5 %
Loans on Bond and Mortgage first
liens on improved real estatel per
cent. interest, ayabIe quarterly in
advance (yaiue OF mortgaged PIE
niEes s3,8 ......-...-. I4S SIS IS
Amount loaned on Stocks, Bonds,
etc as co lateral security-.......... 2i,7Ss 30
UEcOlleeted premiums at home olice 1913 %
Stock Notes secured by real estate,
approved cOllaterals, or three res
ponsible indorsers ............. ..... 100000 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25

The convention at Toledo, Ohio, yea
Il rday adopted solutions recommend
ing Clark Weggoner, Of that city, as
one OF the senatorial delegates for Ohio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25

The SUNDAY APPEAL is the best Rd-
vertising medium in the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-25
The Liverpool Grand sG,epIe.Chase

LONDOg, March "a The Liverpool
grand stsspie 1Eage was won by Regal.
EHR1d S. tie savoIile was badly beaten.
&he betting on the International uni
verify boa. rec, which week or two
aEc Was Line to four against the Ok
Ilrls, il now SIX to four in favor Of the
l.tcr,i.