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, 1876-12-05

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The biggest }ob of fdser-hQuth'g un record tof
8eyesa! years In Southern Colorado occurred
Monuuy. at the bead OF lurulea' Canyon, about
ten miles from tA!s place. .rllu successful Eim.
rods that did thu loh were Ed eaaIl, l0-yeAr-
old hoy. aud Dr. Paraols, Ut Missouri. ThsY
killed ninc deer, including onu buck, one u
they lost trace in the darkpcss. Mr. J. W.
Smith went cut Yesterday anl brought lu six OF
them, wl,irh VIZ saw with our nakra eyes. The
glris now .sy that though Ed - not their llttle
dear, ils IL the 1ecrest boy iu Trinidad BY bali
tio1el. Ed Is holding u pretty. high head now,
and says We Inust not say anything mure about
old Nlnrod; hs u completely la4d ln the shade.
Altogvther, Ell killed i've aud Dr.. PsFso0s four,
tarss ef which wefa Killed Tuesday.
, 1876-12-05

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 4.-Washipgton Fer
guson, u policeman. WIS summoned to arrest
Patrick Dolan for ahuse Of Ills family. Dolan
WIS found on Ills doorstep with Hatlron md
poker in his hand. Ferguson attempted his ar-
rest aul was struck Will, the lron, after which
he shot at Doan twice, once after he had fullen.
Que bali entered the heart aud produced ilnule-
dIatc lcatlt.
, 1876-12-05

How seldom We = splendid head or
hair! From Aicknes*. excessive latos, OF neglect,
thousands hnd their hair gradually wasting away
NarneHts Gorontas Will repair this waste. Tho
Cocoatue 10 = perfect hair dressing. -a promoter
of the growth VI the hatr.--A preparation
free from irritating matter. 1t hns great affinity
for the human skin. ft rapidly absorbed. md i'm
marta luAtfe and strength,
, 1876-12-05

10 the entry into the Ministry Of eIther Jules
Simon OF Charles Dnclerc, - Involving too great
a change"
LoNpox, Dec. 5-I A. MA dfspatch from
Paris says President Macslaon requested tho
Duke d'AuticlITct Paaqufer to undertake. the
formation OF Cabinet. The Duke declined,
but the President asked him to reflect, anu the
Duke tas not ret given fnalscply,
, 1876-12-05
Germany Will Throw Her Weight into
the Balance in Good Time.
Transylvania and tho N1oldavfan
Passes to Be Occupied by
Austria.
Russia Will Forward 10000
Troops to the Danube.
No Change In tbs Frsn :. ministerial
Collapse.


1o~n.., ~. ~. Tyu.., Rlin corro
LONDON. oec' s.-t"e 1."e 0% 1s''' ~ so,,s n,s
spondent teleGraphs REPORT o. FHnee bls'
uaasck'a speech which he delivered at the Par
rIr,a,, =. 1.rh.t,r, T. 1Ivo. the fo11ow,nu
ps,n.eu as ,,.,u se.pat ~ ;',s s. 49,. .a,as.anha,,
po'nts IN aao.sloa 10 tnose @Ieauy tvtsupnsa
In regard to EnRiand's attitude. the fF1nee sald:
"Thanks to Gerrnap7's enucayors, England
would nrohablv allow the inevitable Russo
Tu.,,,,,, ,.a..c H.. ,.,o,t-at, The Norcu,s of
auth1sn "at W W "saA@eo. e '.ata.s
Salisbury, when At Berlin, laa spoken very teM'
perately on this side ot the question. However, u
was not England but Austria who found herself
roi,,,cei1 IN or s-cae,ngtr d,f7c,,,t nn.,t,on bv
.ss ,.sn,s. os,a.. ~ M nasan, ,r,sha1 n ror,,,n m
eustent eseuts ue'.nnnS H.stIa ~ t',,4'. .s
friendly terms With Austria" Here follows the
passage about German support to Austria.l
Relative to the occupation of Bulgaria, Prince
ut.ssn..,. .a1d ~ s...n-nant t,,ot +. he'd totJ
nalaseA sa'a tus 'naS ~ an.
Aue HlaI4uA0 VI aaAtapu'f tn"t tAe npPaof@o "'.
retrainctl from all interference, nnd had no
wish to nrnutrG prestige bY [lcduIInG
, 1876-12-05

eitl,er On his "pais" Of friends. fIc IS far
worse In his line than either Billy Forrester or
The wellknown Col. Crost, the forGcr. holland
Is u medium height Rnd about 81 years Of age.
II he would relate 1a experiences 1t would
make ono OF The most interesting aud exciting
histories ia criminal annals.
, 1876-12-05

For Bronchial. Arithmetic. md Pulmonary
Complaints, :Hrown's Bronchial Troches y mani.
fest remarkable eutn.isn properties Like all
other mertt0rIons articlta they are frequently Inn
ttAted. and those purchasing shonfd be sure to OBJ
tain tht genuine u bronchial TfocAea.'
, 1876-12-05
BUSINESS NOTICES.



You Will ind Aes. Wlnslow's Soothing eyrnp IN
invaluable frienrt. Il cufes lysentery nnI lIar-
rhea, regulates the stomach and bowels curc4 wind
collie, suffers the gums, reduces Inflammation, and
gives tonr AMI energy to the whole systc. In a.
from psIst unl exhaustion relief will be found In Is
Or 80 minutes after the Soothing syrup haa beea
Adm!nlstssrd. DO not fall to procure II.
, 1876-12-05
ERE.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. "A Gre at Bolivar, Tus"
caraWn County, O., on Saturday night, de-
stroyed the Anchor planning mills. owned BY +.
l., Walters u Co. The loss Is o,oo0; partially
}naJ1rei
, 1876-12-05

Special Nspatch 10 1hs Tribune.
GALEspuRu, ILL.,, dec. l.-Brevet-Ltcut. T. II.
Locke, Of Aomausyllc, Utah, had his pocket
picked OF $40. while getting on the Omaha pas
scngcr, At tho deput in ths city, last evening.
, 1876-12-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, -
QuEEasrows, Dec. 4.-Stea1nehIps Abyssn!a,
Baltic, aud Dakota, from New York, have ar
rived.
Also arrived steamship China, from Boston.
New York has arrived.
, 1876-12-05


ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Thc RGv, L. Il. Plantz
was arrested at tho close Of his sermon, In
Worth County, No., yesterday, aud lodged In
tho Maryrll'u Jail to-day. lleis believed to be
Aaron j. Odorn, who killed Il man lu Sauta Rosa
In aIay.
, 1876-12-05

Hollands Aromatic NEttnr W1ne Of Iron IA =
remedy to1 nsrvo,a debility. inCoysr.hed blood.
, 1876-12-05

TROOPS AND TREASURE.
HAVANA, Dec. "A steamship, arrived to.
day, brought GOO troops and $500, 600 in gold.
, 1876-12-05
GERMANY.
INTERNATIONAL JEALOUSY.

INTERNATIONAL JE1LQCsf.
BERLIN, Dee. 4.-The Cabinet, with the ap-
proyal OF the Emperor, adopted the resolution
asa,nss the participation Of Germany In the
French Exhibition Of 1878.
, 1876-12-05
INDIA.
44% LILA
FAMINE AND CHOLERA,

F1XINB 4EU CuULEE4s
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Tters Is still great distress
tn portions OF India. There are no cTops for
want u rain.
The cho!era has appeared In Bombay, and is
increasing.
, 1876-12-05

stuuicd It, nnl he urjcrstooI It better than
some Of our ureachcrs,
"si tlink,' sud he, Il think will change my
nrofessun il rct out Of tlis. slall nba,l,lui,
burplary, md ureach. Don't YOU know Of SUNG
ri.i, W.st cru rl,trrl, that wa,,is ureacherl'
I'VE then cumnenreI tuIkinv about putting
up mupey for thu Lall, / told lin l didn't
tGlnE thG nroplu would accent iess than SIS UO0
apIerc, ball had been told by hIr. Kennedy
to say to HIN tlut It Nus useless to
hope for leas than that. Nu broke
out Immediately In something like anger, and
said they wrEe tsvt Of d-l seouudrels, and
wanted more than their faIr share.
III When / was In Chtcago' said he, and rot
IN tight nlarc, could always get oif for 10 per
| cent. jake RejlM and Hickey never wanic ed
| more than thai, but thess f9l.ows here want
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-02
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Or
phan's Court of Frederick County, letters
Tcstamcntary upon the estate of
JAMES THOMAS,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenticatcd to the subscriber, on or before
the Gath day of April next; thcy may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
SAMUEL u. X. THOMAS,
oCl2G-it administrator.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-02
M AR r led.

On Tuesday the 3lst ult, by Rev. II.
Wissler, in Crcagcrstown, Mr.. Chns. +.
Smith to Miss Lydia Ann Wachter, all
of Frederick county, Md.
October Goth, at the residence of the BRIDE
father, by Rev. Il. s. Johnston of En-
mitsbuIg, Mr.. Richard $. Hill, of Carroll
CO., to Miss Elizabeth A. Fisher of Fred
erck county
On the 10Th of October in Wayncsboro'
Pa, by Rev. p. Bcrgstrcsser, Upton J
Brown to Miss Margaret Hines, both OF
Washington CO., Md.
At the same time, and by the same, Daniel
Hines of Washington CO., to Miss Jen-
ME Brown of Frederick CO., Md.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-02
HHaHHs=zl
DI e D.

October 21st, very suddenly, at the New
York Avenue Hotel, Washington, DC,
Mr.. Daniel Rhodes, Of the vicinity of
Myersvilc, aged about 70 years
October 9th, suddenly, in Iagcrstown,
Mary Ann Bragonicr, sister of the late
Jacob Bragonicr, of Frederick, aged s.
years and 8 days.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-02
Nc1U Idrc1tisc
SHOeD EREW a RED!

TNhc undersigned offers ono hundred
L. dollars reward. for the arrest and con
vic'ion Of any party known to have taken
part in the burning Of my barn on the
night of Oct. the Goth. or for sufficient evil
dcncc that viii. lead to the conviction Of
said party.
NELSON D. RAMSRIRG.
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POLYTECHNIC ACTUAL
B USLNESS COLL EGE!

n actual business institution, where
/ Y bookkeeping, mathematics, pcnman-
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thoroughly taught by efficient and expert
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arc specially educated with the view of be.
ing competent to take positions n any bust
ness house Constant supervision and in
divi,lual instruction in each department
from five experienced instructors, who are
each specially skilled in distinct branch
Full business course, all branches, time linn
tied, $40 Ton easy terms of payment if
dcsrcd). Bookkeeping, including arth
mclc and pcnmanship, only Sl1. Salts
faction guaranteed. An examination of
our facilities and course of study solicited.
Enter at any time. Send for pamphlets.
Polytechnic Business College,
POO Baltimore ST., corner Chas, Bait, Md
oct5 3m
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ESTEsAN NOTICE.

.>Wtc u -lnWaHd, to.,rJ.
FrGlertch CoUMy, '''""
T hereby certify that on the 10Th day of
l. October, 1915, before me, the subscr-
Der, Il Justice of the Peace of the said
State in and for the said county aforesaid,
personally appeared Ephraim Grouse, and
made oath in due form of law, that some
time about July, 1876, he took up as cstray
trcspassing on his enclosure
A HELPER,
about two years old, half grown, crumblc
horns, a white star in forehead, red with
white stripes over the rump.
CALVIN FIROR, J. p.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. EPllRAlM GROUSE.
Near GraCCham.
Oct2G-3t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1876-11-02
RATiFlCATscN MOTiGE.

In the O'phon's Comt for Ec6rich
County.
OCTOBER TERM, 1876.
J. Taylor Mottcr, Executor of the last will
of Maria e. Brough, deceased.
by the Judges of the Or.
" phan's Count for Frederick County,
this 10Th day of October, 1876, that the
sale of the Real Estate Of Maria c. Brough,
late of Frederick County deceased, report.
ed by her Executor and filed this day be
ratified and confirmed, I'm css cause to the
contrary be Shown on or before the Goth
day of November 1876, provided II copy OF
this order be published for three weeks in
il some newspaper published
in Frederick County, previous to said day.
The Executors reports the sale of all the
Real Estate of said deceased, situate in
Frederick County for the gross sum of
One thousand five hundred and ten dollars
%.
True Copy-Tcst,
JOHN Il. ROUZER,
oct264w Register of Wills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

other markets, where 1t commands a good
price at all essons OF the year. There is a
m u uTain peak near this place which is
greatly admired for its rom ntic seer cry, &C d
Tor toe gr ndeur and sublImJty OF iJs appeaT-
ancs, which has recently become quite ia.
nous from the fact that tragedy, We near
y equaling ONE OF those that t-ad,i iu-
forms us OF, nad like to have been enacted
here, and though a bio dless affair, we are
forced 10 be ieve 1t would have besn other
wise na1 not tie hetO OF this story Exercised
tue discretion that, fortunately ioT MIN, he
tn { reporter connected with one OF the
Lit Rock papers was out in the ne ghbor
hood OF tue aforesaid mountain gathering up
TEN" for his paper, and AZ a distance ad-
miring the scenery, C .ncluded tha it would be
nice TO take nearer view; so sta ting out In
tue afternoon OF pleasant spring day he un-
deIto0k the ascent; when getting about half
way, he suddenly found hmseif confronted
by three savage 20 king despers does escaI ed
p-nltentisry ConVlcts who, having failed to
eneet passage across the Iuntry, had fal en-
Dack and taken refuge among the adJ AGENT
rocks aud cliffs OF the mountains Our hero
was not left long in Goubt as to Eis fate, for
while one of the Iuffians threw himself
.nlo an attitude of "present arms" another
one OF the trio advanced up N him with
mdIl, ard demsndsd OF Mr.. Reporter to
"come out OF those pants" which demand
was, OF cluIse, met with demurrer. The
n tion being over uled instanter, our report
er, 10 mis- great Inconvenience, was forced 10
either don the garb of an escaped convict or
bro her, which latter course he chose o ac-
cept until convenient to replenish his now
scauty wardrobe. that rSportzr, Mr.. Editor,
has somehow or other made his visits rather
gcsIcs IN these parts ever since; and this Is
one item that ne has wiltully neglected to re-
port, ARKANSAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

THE murder Of Depury United Stat 8
Marsh Il Tor6stt, in Henry county, 8
few d 4ys ago, is crime so fisgrsnt as
to demand m are than usual viailance on
the part Of cur State authorities in the
work Of srresting the murderer. And
this vigilance should be exercised with
out referer CO to the fact that no political
Significance can attach to the
wsnton and unprovoked crime. II
off oers In the discharge Of their duties
are to be shot down like dogs By men
living in open defiance OF the lav, and
Their murder Is to s. u punishsd, We
shall find ii difficult ny and by to fad
men who viii hold ofll Je who Will not
compound with the Villeius or wink at
their vilisinies in CT54T to ssvs the-r
lives while they pocket unesrned sala-
ries. We owe it 10 ourselves, therefore,
TO srun down" the murderer Of TCrbett,
and the murderers Of the reglo Ben
Wright, and bring them to justice
Neither money nur time should be
spared to arrest these men and briDg
them before the courts, and to the gal
lows, which thew richIv merit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

RAYMOND II. PERRY, a former officer
OF the army, whose bravery, honesty
and patriotism vera vcuched for by
Grant, Sheridan and Reynolds, in a
published card, asserts that he Hrefused
seventy thousand dollars in gold and
" consideration of lands In s. D Imin.
20 rather than withhold The truth from
% the American and DJminiosn people,
A" and refused brides Of position and
" money ogsred me by senators and cit
"iSsns in Washington to withhold he
" truth from my government. The
President refused to listen to me, aud
abruptly ended an interview of his
appointing, walking eff ftom me at
"the executive mansion while 1 was
"spssking to him, leaving me there
" alone bscause l was exposing the viii
"lainy, falsity and cowardice OF his
"ptivste secretary, General Babcock,
" and his friendsn u And yet with all
this Logan challenges Democrats to say
q word damaging to Grants sdminis-
tTatlOu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04
ELECTION NEWS.
Figures from Colorado and Connecticut
IhrOngh Republican sOHrces-A
Day or Two will Bring
the aruth.
COLORADO.

DENVER, Ocaobar 3 Two reports
have been received from diff rent points, aud
indicate a peaceful el5ctiJo. The vote will
be the largest ever c1st in Colorado. At this
nour n tn nE definite Can be give.
aJer reports from the principal towns, re-
ceived at three O'Clock in tue afternoon, IN
dictate heavy Republic IN gains everywhere
over the election OF 1874. The chairman of
the Republican State committee claims the
State by two thUuSan natO lty, aud thu lie =
islaIure by m j Jnty of forty o. JOINT lot.
DENY ER, COL., October D. Comparisons
Will be made with tie vote Oi 1874, VIII rat
terson, the Democratic candidate Tor congress,
was elected by 2l63 majority. Arapanoe
county mas el.c ed a lair kepub blIcan ticket Dy
a msjO.t of 800; Republican gain 6IS. JET.
IersDn county-Republlca maj Jrity rs; Re-
public gain, 2l3 Gilpin couuty- Repub l.
can msjoriSs, 40: Republican gain, 256
Boulder cUunly-KepuDllcau majority estt-
mated at 800; Republican gam, IA. Gle
Creek county-Repu ublIcan maj Jority esti-
mated at 2U0; Republican gain, z3I. Park
C uutv-Esumated Republican m jority, 70;
gail Il, go FL fasO rs ssEImattd at $50 Re yubn-
can majority; kepublican gain, 295. Puebia
cOuuty-EstIma Ell Democratic maj jJrIty;
Dem pcrstic 10 S, 50. Los Amin county
imated d -mocratic majority, 800; d DemOcraifc
loss, 70. Bent count democratic maioIiIy,
100; Democratic loss, So.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04
HERNANDO.
Ehe Negroes of HeSOIO County Ku.
kluXtnR Zach Other, Holding Sc.
creI Meetings. and Threat
eninK Prominent Whites.
From an Occasional Correspondent of the


Appeal
HERNANDo, MISS, O3tOber 2-YFs
teTday evening about duss as Kelly David
son, colored man, was driving load OF corn
homr, as listed by his brother, a Iad OF sixteen,
they were fired npo' from the woods by some
persous who, though their f atures cou d not
be cearly discerne1 IN the gait eriDg twilight
yet were distinctly perceived by them 10 be
ack men. The suoJ took effect on the lad,
wouuding him in the bowels. IL is thought fa-
rally. THIS man, Kelly Davidson is a native
of Ohio, mulatto, born tree and has excited
the bit er resentment of the coored freedmen
hereabOuts ty expressions of contempt Tor
their ex RENE Ignorance and brutality. H.
has been W mt to sneer at the immortality of
hese miserable baooOns," as he called them,
anu 10 say tuat he being decent man, would
not associate with them; also lauR Thing at the
'giUbarish" of their preac hers, and refusing
to sft1l ate with their CLUB Organiza1 JnS,
o lgh he does not claim be a Democrat
The Consequence IS an attempt on the part
o these Ha>es and Walton bloody -shirC
nadicas to asSasSinste him. They
have also made outrageous threats against a
prominent phySictsn of this (Coldwaterl
nelsoorhood, he having distinguished himself
as a = ardent Democrat. The negro clubs m Ell
on FIR day afternoons, and the drum beatings
and dt orc eTly conduct IF 3st tall is again az
Hight. 1t is a pity BIT tnat u en- of the in
hamm atory blOOd-shirt type, the wouid-b be
tt dsrs of riotOus MODS, could be arrested and
Kept in jill ull after the eectiOn. But for
them, fully believe the negroes would stay
q iierly at home AMI gather their crops. This
aGtITtug up OF their oIst passions and pr'ju
dices m kes maniacs of the poor relcGes.
Meantime the face OEn4ture, and the tnrob-
biUgs of her great heart, are fulI of beautiful
Tenlty, like one who has struggl, d with
fever, f'und pc ce at the last. The sun
shine goldenly these love.y september d Us,
and the nights are white with moonbeams.
he cotton fields are heavy with snONV Iruit
and the wide-Uursted bolls seem to invite the
eager pIcBers. he cotton crop in COldWaIe.
bottom is foe, aud there is corn enough to fat
ten logs, and do US thrOu IN the W nter if the
demo RadicSltsm would let us alone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04
ESTABLISH ED 1910

these expersss the club last night
aPpoi6ted committee of reputable cid.
Esns to collect funds. This committee
will call in person upon D mocTsis TO.
day and we trust they will be met 10 q
kindly and liberal spirit, and thst every
member Of the psr'y viii. feel it q privi-
lsge to Contribute to lhe furtherance OF
the cause which ali who Relieve in eco-
ronicsl, safe ard good government
make their own. The war with Radical
ism cannot be carried on without money,
and the rank and file Of the Democratic
party must onntrIhuta IL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

ALL the independsDt journals, ard
many OF those suppOI ting HAyes and
Wheeler, have pronounced the reply If
Judge SinnOtt to the New York Times
to be full, complete and satisfactory
Anoi those most prominent are he
Philadelphia Times, the Chicsgo Times,
the New YO.k Evening Post, the Boston
Herald, the S SlringfsiO RepUbLicdn, and
the New York Nation, which, though it
supports Hsye7, does not think it peces-
ssry 20 publish fsisehoods about Tilden.
From VIVA. it says we N * = this extract:
The TTnes's pro f OF perjury and fraud on
the "art OF the Demo ratio C ,"didate for Pres
Zoe tcOn>ts ed, IN tbs irrt place OF J0csiTIile
of MIR Tudeu's sworn retu n Ofiucome Iur the
yTaI Is ,, which tie Times calls IS ia lSe af-
uavit, tine oath (the form of which IL is lmpor-
tani, IL nsIderi g the charge OF perjury, to
bear in mind) being OF that tue NuIn returned
waS his l7lcJnc, bu that IL was so much OF his
ncome "SUbject 10 an income tar under
the eJcise dJCs Cfthe Ustite StdteS." The amount
sw To to was seven thousand one hundred
and eighteen dollars. The words which we
ave printed in Rllcs snould not be let on.
OF got, for they make the oath not an stfi Ia
wi as 10 the facs Of III tot income Il M
Illdrn, but an oath as 10 a construction If
law, or a mixed IestiOn Of lac and law. The
two thing~Eare quite distinct. mau's entire
IN come may b one nundred and seven thou
sand one hundre1 and eighteen dollar, aud
yet, after deducting rom tJ whatever paid a
tax ii ecty. t0seth4r with losses, intere-t
reLt, etc, the H. come return Bile might easily
turn at to be seven thousand one hundred
and eighteen dollars. NJ, st people in exam
/ ing the rhaFge- against Mr. TiIdeu have ap-
pare lily bsen led to be ieve that he returned
seven IN usand one hundred and eighteen
dollars as whole income, and that tie
smaliness Of the sum bore upon its face evil
deuca OF raud, he fac being that there is no
~ cor RNg an h.f vfct Il
income and his taxa .le income.
After this the Times should confess its
sh Ime, and be silent during the remain
ing days OF the canvas But then the
Times has % sense Of shame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

AFTER sll our beggsrIy exhibit at the
Centennial il Is grali'y ing to know, as
the Chattanooga Times tells Us, that
General Wilder took a premium on a
collection of marble; that the State took
q prsmiU n o her geological collection; !;
the Dl ktown copper company took a
premium on copper and copper ores; ].
b. Killebrew took premium on speci
men Of Tennessee marble, snd The
Knoxville marble comusBy took one ou
colored marble. Chattanooga has csr-
Iied of oaa priza, ord sire Is pretty sure
to carry off another when they come to
make their awards on iron ore and the
like
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-04

THE Memphis cOtton-seed association
Will GUd il another column the pro.
csediDgs Of meeting Of the planters of
Crittenden county, Arkansas, at which
c0mmittee was appointed to report I'll e
resolutions which are appended to The
eff isl report, and which, 10 very stroi g
terms, make an issue that ought not TO
be allowed to exist a moment longer
than an accommodation Of the differ
enees and. a reconciliation can be accom-.
pi'she6, No interest 30 large and so
important SIS that represented by the
cOtton-seeI oil ma u'acturers Of Men,
p lis can afford to sntagoniEe the plant
era, and we hope the cotton,seed asso.
cation will promptly take steps to effect
q compromie that will be satisfactory
TO the people Of the surrounding ceun.
try, ard dissbUse their minds of any in
tentiOa on their part to create and msin-
tain monop, ly. We know the gentle
men who represent the oil mills to be
sctuate6 b. spirit Of ''live and let Iive,n
and that they are as far removed from q
desire to oppress ss they are from a will.
ingntsI to succumb to oppression, and
We believe they will meet the people of
Cnittenden in spirit Of fair play, and
agree to compromise. Compromise,
gentlemen, comprOmise