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New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

1.-THE CITIZENS SUPPLY ASSOC fATIoN' (ccODNis-
vc in Grafton FOR four months has voted 10 ad
number Cf members. Grocrries are 10
yred fnr the Wholesale prices meats and al Other
ipmy ,upp auctions ranging rOr1 j 10 40 per cent
ovsneuce hOusrk vel a. economy are secured;
10 large number o PROMINENT
who are members apply personally o. by n0lc Nith
name and re,usnce = iENEAS, Manager fSo 6thaye
near - ths. -----
In INV ,e.,e the oily LINIMENT nov use is GlLtSs
foIIiIilt -! AMMONIA ~ rOgus W0nncfs. unher.
fatirgly pronounce 4 the best saw No stable should
withOutlt Il, H. hGDA. ir.l.,' iilic'.!h. -, T.
,y ali druggists Depot No 4jl sixth ave-. Notk.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

DOMESTIC MARKETS
WupNCfoA Feb 25-Spirtts TurDeu tine steady a. 81 &C.
Pos,n steady a. ei 30 for sIanod Tar STEADY hti oo
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
MARRIED

TRUTI-RLANCHARD- At Salem, n. Y, on wednesday,
Frb l Gy the he's. G. SpIasue, William g. 1rul VI
IIrooayn 10 JEANNE daugn VI tue lao Anthony bsn
Chard of Saicm
Al Notices Of Jfdrfidgp, mus. be indorsd pih NIL
,,,,. and ldLresg
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

The Board of Aldermen have repeated, by express
desire. tho screaming farce Of "1he New Hack
Ordinance which has been played so often on the
municipal boards to the delight Of the nobility and
gentry of the hack-drylng profession. This latest
revival promises be quite successful as It's pre-
decessors There are few pieces of the kind which
present t,,e Patient Pubic in more amusing pre-
dicament of confusion, or fascinaio the spectator
With q more bewildering plot. The whole work
abounds with ingenious surprises, which can only
be appreciated 10y those who have witnessed the
spectacle in action and observed the mishaps CT ine
confding traveller who bestowS bmself in hack
under the douson that lac VIII be charged according
tO law,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

This metropolis is fortunate in having IN Con
ercss several men who can talk OF the currency III
r,orrer IN command respect. Mcssrs. Chittenden,
Hewitt. and Ward have already shown ability to
handle tho question and if nobody from the Empire
State ia on the Democratic Committee which has
been trying to get up another currency lucge 1t Is
the worse for the Committee. Sore one IS 10 be
cheated if we arc to have finance bill upon when
the Democratic brethren can "haTlnonlze.' We ale
clad that no New-York man figures as YET in stock
ing the cards The interests cf NewloTk, so lar as
money is concerned. are those Of the rest OF the
country, and it is gratifying that we have men to
sneak in Washington for us whose character and
talents command the respect of their tehows' 10
call man tho tool of the money power ls not an
swering his argument. Luckily, MeSsrss Ware
Hewitt. and Chittenden are men against whom snch
abuse Is ineffective.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
r,, ry,nd Bali. OF the Week.

roraFull sna Grapliio Report
% the
s..,,gA wAsIIfNUTor RECEPTIONS
and the
IIFDERkRAHZ BALL
Sco the
SUNDAY MERCURY
OF To rnofrew
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26
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vr. ID. J.. noody and lIr. Ira ID. sanh.y


HiPPODROMk,
Dstuee Madison snd Fouraycs Twenty sixth aud Twsn.
ty-sevrnthsts.
Entrance, NadsonaYe.
EVERY DAY at II O'Clock, - a, g., -, mt, 4, 1,
EVERY EVENING ~ s O'Clock,
OVERFLOW HFFTING. 8 20 Sl5 O'clock
Conducted by tho hev. Dr. : H. lNNO'r,
Entrarce. Fourtlsya
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY, - ,,. -. .,.,
(tntrauce, Fourth ave. EVERY NIGHT az o c.oSs;
WoMEN's MEETING, from 10 lao oc,eck, ,., ,
IN Id, Copkngs Church Msdisonase cor INeniy
EVERY SUNDAY.
tut '"'i''i'i' For WOMEN ONLY. SPIN.
For hGN ONLY, p IN
,icLaa NJ rsGurad ier any of tase services
1bc d,og, will De open ONE HALF HOUR before each
Service. .----..,.-. 80. H., ,,,, ,,,,,, a. A..
fryd Nv private subscription. Contributions can Dc sent 70
7 PR tpONT MokuAN, esq, TUasurer, - Wall a.
- SAMUEL tuORNE,
Chairman Commit oi Arrangements
W T. D0DQP Chairman General Committee
NATHAN EIshOP, Chairman Executive ton,Ahs'et.
Po,.t,rn G Notice.-The FORFIGN MAILS Tor the oesu
endng IA RDAN rSb. 70 1876. will ccse a. tLs opics
on TUESDAY at 70 H., Tor Europa per rissiaer ")on
ing via Oueens'oYn "WEDNESDAY a. ~ q u, 10Y
EurOpe. p. steamer Java, via 1urensown Oh
n IL 81 m Europe t.capef Herlcr va fvnouth
Cnsrbcurg Srd Hamburg; or SAHN EDAf AZ D hl LOT
Sc0lrd must bo specially addrcss,D ret stect
Ethiopia VIA GlzscoY and 1890 n fOr teat BitRlh
Irrlsud ard Franco. per CITY VI lachinnnh Wa
aud 1890 a. the Continent ot Europe
per yt-lmsr sairy WA Southampton and brc,ne hs fof
Australia Now Zealand. &C. leave san traaeisco StssSl
NAL. lCr CHINA. japan. Co. leave osn fIMSe siS' -
New-York tribune., 1876-02-26

and more Of lazy deliberaon. Is to prevent choice
~ the body to which the duty of choosing has been
committed by the Constitution, and TO throw lhe
rover of appointment into the hands OF Gov hei-
Loco after the Legislature has adjourned. but WE
do not think the Republican party can afford TO tri1e
u;ih oopulsr government In Louisiana any longer.
The possible power of few votes is nowhere bet
TOR ilIuS,rat-d than in the Nev-lanpshlre eiectoh
which leads off in few davs the political contests
~ the Centennial year. From the official returns
rs published in TuE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1870 IL
appears that for the last two years change OF ooo
votes in tho total of over seventy five thousand
would have reversed the result and insured deciS
ion by the people instead of the Legislature lho
county returus which are also gwen IN the Aa'i"o
show rather remarkable stability for 'e p's' 'nioo
wears. so that during that entire time inc s'ione'"
az zach party has not varied throughout tne eh'no
State three per cent Of the Whole Note. ho H''o''
;d,oot;ons Leave the probable result of the coming
slsctiop in rs nach uncertainty as ever, warning
Dronbcts and Spectators that unless they base 'e
predictions on the "bOttom facts OF uust"oi'nS
seturns they will be very likely to 90 to bed on tho
night of March Ii disappointed and poorer hieh'
r,ero il a lreed OF infatiOnsts in the Keystone
atote whose forte appears TO he vacinailon ana VI
.,n.rat;,p They predict the dircst ruin not only
for their own country hut for every other III which
interconyertbc assignats are not III use Ihe Gione
has been hebtable for some thousands OF years
with nothing better than god and silver for stand
ord Of value but we are now assured that terrible
rotrbution is in store. The inverted pyramid 10 to
fall and destroy mankind. All who venture to al-
rlv either facts OF logic to the papermoney scheme
ore denounced as black-hearted wretches, owned
body and soul by the "money power" One OF the
latest productions of this school If finance is an
elaborate parallel of coumn i'll length III which
ex-Secretary McCulloch is made cut blacker
hearted traitor than Benedict Arnold! TIE Cen
+annial Traitor" it calls the man who never asked
moro of his Government than the simple perform
ance Of plain promise TO pay!
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
Cure for Freckles.

Crate horseradish fine; let 1t stand a
few hours in buttermilk, then strain,
and use the wash night and morning.
Or Squeeze the juice of a lemon into a
half goblet Of water, and use the same
way. Most of the remedies for fIeckles
are poisonous and cannot be used with
safety. Freckles indicate a defect in
digestion, and consist in depOsites Of
some carbOnaceOus or fatty matter be-
meath the scarfskin. The diet should be
attended to, and should be of a nature
that the bowels and kidneys will do
their duty. Daily bathing, with much
friction, should not be neglected, and
the Turkish bath taken occasionally, if
convenient. If the exact cause of f,eck-
les was known, q remedy for them
might be found. A chemist in Moravia,
observing the bleaching effect Of mercu-
ria! preparations, inferred that the
growth of a local parssiticsl fungus was
the cause OF the discoloratlon OF the
skin, Which extended and ripened its
spores in the warmer season. Knowing
tia, sulpho-carbolate of sine is a deadly
enemy to all parasitic vegetation Gttelf
not being otherwise injurious), he sp-
piled this salt for the purpose of re-
moving the freckles. The compound
consists Of two parts Of sulpho-carbolate
of zinc, twenty-five parts of distilled
glycerine, trsaty-fve parts of rose
water, and i've parts of scented alcohol,
and is to b applied twIce daily for
from half an hour to an hour, then
washed of with cold water. Protection
against the sun by yelling and other
means is recommended, and in addition.
for persons of pale complexion, some
mild preparation of iron.-Hrald g
Health.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
Couldn't Stand Prosperity.

How axfully some geniuses do miss
it in this world. Yesterday the writer
went into a butter and egg depot
on Perry street, and down stairs and
up stairs were piled 1000 egg cases, each
case having . capacity for thirty dozen.
"Do you see the inventors nsme -
Stevensi" asked our conductor. Sure
enough, every case was marked 'Stevens'
patent" Well, that mar Stevens made
over 100000 out of his patent in two
D. three years; and the reckless way in
which hs made money fly appalled, his
old friends and made some OF his new
ones rich. Then it came to it that he
Was obliged to sell out, and he disposed
of his RICH: at a very small figure. And
now Stevens is working for his success.
sors at 81 q day! The new firm Is
making piles of money" Such is the
story Of the inventor, who made eggs a
commercial commodity throughout tie
United States. Prosperity overthrow
him.-Dassspors GassttA
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

Dr. Schemes . Standard lie inPdies.-Tho
standard remedies iCT al diseases Cf tie lunys
ere sCHENCk's fCLIoSIc SYRUP, SCuESCK ; >EA
WEED Ton c aud ScaENCK's MANDRAKE nils,
and II taAeE before tbs La IS aTe G~estcOy e., .
speedy cure is elect 4. 70 these three medi-
cines rr. j. Il. S~cacuC.-, of Philadelphia, ives
his urrivGl!ed success IL the treatment Of pull
moaary L,sea- 81. The ruImoIic Syru1 ri, ems
TIE moi BID matter in the lGn-s: nature tLrJws it
on D. ~ easy ,xpcCtorition, fJT when tie phiogm
or mat! er is rig,, = slight coG-h VIII throw 1t OF,
the Talien: has rest nd the iu1-s cczin 20 heal.
10 enable the FUiM"uIc -yr 10 90 this.
Scheuck's v ndss Ike P.is sid .cacnck's sea
Weed Tonic Wu { D. freely Hstu 70 CitaGsc The
ttomacb aid liver. SCl,n-ks NGE..ase File
act o. the liver, TemCv ng al Oh t-nrttn.s, relax
he gaiI bladder, the DIls sEfts nicely, ana The
liver - soon Te.,Cvsd. SCE'Eck : Sea ~ ,ed ICEic
II a .cptla s-imuiaut aa1 at'I4ti.,, tue d xii oi
which ii AZ .Cmposyd mix with thr i'"a anu
prevents sGu Iug. ~ :ss.sts the c'E.s ion b.
tSning up thc stomach 10 "a bee by ,,nD't Oh. 80
th.t ire I ~. ui VA ptlmCLtC EyIfU Nj max
good biovd; I 81 Tie lul"- n-si, anu TIE patient
will surely sct WEI 4 ,I.c = iskru "a prevent
ir 81 cold IL hu wi7ht) consult Pr. : beEck,
either persDu:ily t. D. let'er en- % ?. 81 his
p~rirCIJai oiice. Curus- IF sikh aId Arch streets,
Philadelphia. every Ia C.y. scaencA's me,!-
cine. Sre sold Dy al CTGgl.sJs Throughout; thc
cEnnty~
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
BEST

The !olloWirg let er from Rev. F.. > Best, pas
TOR NJ h. Church, NaIick Mas. will he read
with interest by many physioiaEs. Also those
suffering non the same disease As al cted the
ron Of the Rev. K. :. Beet. No IeTsnn can
doub. this snd there l. no coub; about
tie ~cursIiv, powers Of vEGErINE:
Natick, Mas. Jan. l. 1874.
Mr.sH. r.. Stevens: Dear sil-We have good
reason FOR regarding your VEGEClNE = ned'-
cine %! III. greatest value. We fee. Ss-ured thS;
II has been tho means Of saving cur sOOs life.
He l. now seventeen years q! age: too The li-ttwo
years he hiss suffered from Necrosis OF tae Leg
caused by scrufulous AZ elton. asi was 80 i=r
reduced that nearly all who saw HIN ihou-ht his
recovery in o.slOe g. A council OF aHI" paS-i-
Clans could give Us bnt the faintert hope o. his
ever raifsing. two OF the Du'nnrr declaring Una
lie was beyond the reach OF human TenicCirs.
that even 6mput>tion could not FAVE him, - he
had not vigor enough to endure thu ogrrar on.
Jlst then we commenced g.yirg him NEGE
E, an from tina. time 10 tie present he his
been contin aou-ly improving. lie Ia. !htely re-
sumed hi. studies, thrown away his crutrhes and
cauc. AMI walks bout cheerfuliy aud strUHg.
Though Their - siiiI come discharge iom the
the opening where he limb was anced, We have
TIE fullest confidence that in a J tile I NE te VII
De perfectly cuced.
IL. has taken about three dozen 10 It's OF
NaCETlNE, but lately uses nut little. a. Re de-
ClaTes that he . 100 veil 10 be iaEiig medicine
Respectfully ycars, rs BEST,
X.oetJpe q. Solid nv nj! DrupcI.fs
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

Important To f&rIners.-lAe f. low NJ is
take. iivm ne Prt.tyter!l. Banner Ci DC. -
lc15:-
A EXCELLENT COES SHFLLEE-EOr rome
time pas, We have been advertising tEe 'noI.e
Corn Shelter manu- scruIsu ~ htssrr. Living
.ton i Co.. Plt,sblrg, Pa. We know the Ma.
chine 20 be VIA; tue manufacturers. { ia. - We
have given one d prgtj, thorough Trial Patrons,
If YOU want IA valuable fsia4ly c-Iu shell r, send
10 Me.srs. Livinsstbg a Co. fI't-1ur =. Pa, for
a circular, aaa II prices sr!', !ua viii Eoi D. Ola
upI Gil Ell as 10 tn wtTAi-g.
Our readers Interested viii sSc 8 cat CT ms
f.muus little She CT IN arO. her COl.E-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

A tornado at Princeton, Ind, q few
nightSsgo blew down ten houses. One
house was burned. May other houses
were badly damaged. Eight or ten pee
pie We're badly injured, two II is thought
fatally. Much damage vas done in the
surrounding country. The damage in
Princeton is estimated at over $780, 0O.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

DIR. Tu-see says: 1t Is Unnecessary for me 10
enumera,e the diseases fOf when lie Veletile
.hoEid be used. know OF 10 dse-se which will
Lot admit OF IL use, with good results. Amosi
innumeIable complaints are caused by poisonous
secre ions Ia The blood, whiCa csn be entirely ex-
PEELED ( On the sys EN- b. The Useoi h Neget!ne.
When the bio ii il perfectly o!eansed, he disease
rapidly vie ds; pains esase; tCllthy acton IS
prJinyl!y I~estJTyu, ana tHc p~iicA5 is IErcd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

SY~"An ounce Of prev nt.oa is better ih,n a
pound Of cure" and the use o. Un-le Sans Har-
ness Oh Drseshts cTackias, 70 I'll. and nilcewtng
Of Harnesses, and sdGs hty per cent CT more 10
their durability. Ask yoG. harness maker or
dealer for it. Emmett Proprietary Co, Chicago,
III n.puF..ru-.-E
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
ALL DISEASES Of THE BLOOD.

II yBGKTINK will relieve sain. cleanse. purI.
~ ard cure ssch disease, Restoring the patient
20 perfect hezlih at. T { ! sIug different physicians.
many remedies. suffering for years, 10 II not con-
l elusive proof. II yoV are . sufferer. you can re
curtds Why 10 this medicine performing zach
great currs1 10 works IN the blood, in the ciro1-
ls,ing q lid. IL truly be called tie GREAT
BLOOD The g,e.i source OF disease
/ originates f0k&ne blood, ana no medleire that
dle. not act cirscll. upon IL, 10 pu' ~ aud reno
yste, has any Jus, claim upon public aiienion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
SEYEnIY.0hE YEARS OF AGE,

Eat NATEbHs.d. Aug. =, Ic.U-
Mr. Sievers: Dear SRI srn seventy -oue ears
of s.e: hsSe suffered many wears with Kidney
com plant, Weakness in my Back snd stomach.
Was induced BY friends 10 Try !orr NtGE-
line. and / think u The bes; medcirs fr
wesAue>- Of the kidneys | ever usef. tsre
tiled many remedies fox this comp Amt AMI ney =
{ una 60 much relief as frum the
II ttreDgthens and iEvig crate. the wfoie s!st n.
Many u NV acquaintance have taken II. s1t 1
believe II TO be god for al the C np!,inis ios
which IL 10 commended.
Your, ,rulv. JOSIAH Ii. SHERMAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

Dr. SSAEE GA > ~. sr-CGste Vi Er.ist
sito hI.IICan AI-t ICtcs. - s5a.s . pEsc,clAf
physician. uTcs,e 81 D!etasSE 81 tEs E.C.eys,
Liy,r, Llnge, 6FaGl, JLTUat, led md SenC.s
~sysieA. EIrGEs =. IOuti. SKA Abuses vi MAI
hood rucccssiCtiy treated and even atJr ItHCT,
have iaiicG. sIJ toTie!t !or Guy Dase Ci Sem.He,
Weakness u irHato C.sc-sc 81 anY KANE or lhAr
act.Y nc undertakes ard Is.s to Cute. LLaG-s
Will l.Lu pTolS f i!GalI1c-E !CT G.s,-ecc pcCu.Ia.
~ lnelf Sex. -! .Ul;tIS Iy..s,-l-s siam. > 10!
.epiJ !iCmpti. alswGI.a,
CO.sasGQJEcET. ts. o,GG .C- c~!!cIla.. -aH1-Css
Lock boz Etl, 81 c. a UaCo, ii. tyIrY eLeSL
EaytLIOFl, low
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

V-The strongest and sounded .EpSs will SIZE
cumb 10 he Influence Of 4 .otg-cpnjI:ue6 coEsh.
Take E:lert's Extract Of Tar and Wid Cherry be
fore the cough sends you iltoi-caI-bla eoasuInp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

Tha general tai l. Dobbins' Liecir!c Soap,
inside by tIgain i Co, Hi gColl hia } There
never was a soap 20 highly al d general praised.
II tell. a story OF lis own merits, tina! caLLst b.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

eHcCough, and Cold. In horses and other d :
mest:c arimaIs can be cured by 8 TT-per Use Of
Uncle Sans Condition Powder. coupled win
mood ,rs-.r,.,
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

The Democratic National Convention
is to % held at St. Louis, June 81. 1876
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16
DIR. Whittier

6II 81. Ch2r!eS S:Eeft. Sf- tCr.S. MO.
Aregu!ar Erai1a;c 1.-TWO Hnl.sa. ooE,-rs. Las le. -sa-ts-t
- ne .P-cial t-eI;-nca; .! cEeTa! and g, Zu1l Diseases TIA
any other ravsiciaa IL -. ioIls. -, s.y Ia.-Es -AONl al =.
cd reijeuS Ercs.
Syphilis, Goaorr5Gs. C'cet, Structure. Orchitis,
Rurtcsc. all Urinary Diseases 3nd Sy3hIiat:co o. meT-
caria' Affections f:Nc iarCa'. saiI or &. as. enss: e
WIN GngaTaAl.i -Ic.s 90 ,i.c,igI fae.rles >aisV, { .s-t.~
SperTc:crrhGa, Sexual 4ebi - s:a inFuic:as
80 the r=sGl:oIosi' sou elm oIIt sc.aJlr-'cs'st IN -r '-r=-F,-.
D ciher cuscs, -Lt g.'"f pro'c-- .E-"'l 81" lo-.. Ers -.-f.
Gcrvousacss, seaiuIl cni ssiOns, dlb.',iv. Gus--sc II, dci-civ.
IcEaoTy. rtnpts on ts :cs rhVI'l decay. av-rslJa 20 SOL. -
offemrirs, coIiUsop C:!ttss, s.s Of sexual power. r.. rli,urt
-carri1g, i'1propc- Or urE-U-C, are rsrEaaao:y cl-1
tVDsE.a't.n At a,tre G b. M f.r. .fs lL-it-l . t-l.rfly = 70
or has cpiulcl costs a5'.iys. Nrt.riaac-u ts SOFT i- esq rs, o
riat. Ca-os Guaranteed. uM q hours -. N 9, p n tu..
tsys. l. Il. to = Il. Pam, L-.. 90 a.y at.-c-1 Er s--l,
NANHOCC-At sbsu.i' 4, fr T.: Gcris.
s9CSiAEECCJ Gserywcsaeaw 2Rts noe.
Ser: Scaled both -, % cents. h!soi- German. t11lt
together. .fiustre'a I. f-.E C'.l-s E'-,.- - U.'l.
A,zo II 9'SEl1t ;lctI ana S-it fIne.aE. 30 rGCe'
ch.s.e E-C.u- iG=s SaI- sad g. - cents, Els
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-03-16

Vsgetire - Sold by all Druggists
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.



| EDITORS APPEAL-As the time is an.
| preaching for the selection Of an elector
| for this district, we need q man of abili-
| ty, experience and skill in debate. Such
man is Colonel w. T. Avery, Ct Shell
| by; no better man can be found in the
district. He is well and favOrsbly known
in all the counties. This is no time to
be selecting men beca Ise Of personal
preferences. We must have, if we wish
success, as our standard. bearers, men of
| tirst-rate ability, who Thoroughly I'M
| derstsnd the questions at issue. 1t is.
therefor to be hoped that the delegates
from this congressional district to the
Nashville convention i'll unanimously
select Colonel Avery as our elector. II
go, he will well and nobly do his duty.
DEMOCRAT.
Why Old Line wings Should Vote for
TfIden and Hendricks.
EDITORS APPEAL-For your pspar of
the twenty third of June, 1 addressed to
you the query: "Why should 1, as an
Old Line Wing, vote for a man because
he is a DemocTst?p AS to this, l con.
fess to two facts: First-That IL was
my hope to draw from you such an arti.
Gle as upon which, all southern men, re-
CARELESS Of party, could accept and most
cordially join hands with you in the
now pending cspvcgg. Second-Thst
your reply was not satisfactory to me as
q Wing. These were written before the
nominations, looking forward to what
might be. After the Cincinnati nomi-
alton, being told that Governor Hayes
was an Old Line Wing, that he was
fair, honest, just man, and would, at all
hazards support our old, 10Th Wing and
Democratic, IOdtcblOOTds: SIS he hon.
est? Is he capable? Is he faithful to the
constitutions 1.-THE Union, the con-
stitution and the enforcement Of the
laws, knowing 10 north, no south, but
the whole country" l breathed freer.
l felt that the better day was indeed
coming, and that the dark past was ill.,
deed forgotten; thst we might hope at
last fO- a re united country, SIS well in
the hearts OF the people as on paper?
But, sir, do assure you that these pleas
ant hopes have all been scattered to the
winds by the letter Of acceptance of Mr..
Wheeler, and the late address of "The
soldiers and sailors who served in the
late war" Both OF which spit forth the
vile venom Of prejudice, alike unsoIdieT-
ly, unmsnly and uuchristian. How,
after them, any southern man, or any
lHdu HnO lives aulOuSaI anu KNOWS
them, can, with the least self-respect, or,
having the least regard for his people,
vote for the ticket npOn which is Mr..
Wheeler, / cannot understand. The
voice Of the south should go up as one
man in stern rebuke to party who can
offer to them such brutal insult and !
abuse, as does Mr.. Wheeler in his letter |
OF acceptance. II is shocking: and |
shows how bitter, deep and unmanly is |
the northern party, or, perhaps / should |
say, the hate Of the northern Republic |
cans, for the people Of the south, than
whom, a more cultivated, generous,
manly, brave people never lived in any
land or CLINE. Surely, no true |
soldier o. ths Union army
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-26
BED, REDDER, REDDEST.
Experience Comes, but Wisdom Lin.
gers The Memphis Reds Again
Defeated by the st. Louis
Reds-TO-Day's Games.

Yesterday the third game between the
St. Louis and the Memphis Reds, at
Central park, was witnessed by over
four hundred spectators. The game was
called at four O'clock, with the Memphis
nine at the bat, and led of rather en-
coulagingly, Oran getting second and
Brookshaw first on base hits. Mayher
pitched up to the beginning Of the latter
part Of the second inning, when he gave
way to Luff, Kenneday catching, Moore
on second base, and Clinton not in the
game because of q sprained finger. Up
to the eighth inning the game
stood five to nothing in IA
vor Of the st. Louis club, which
had earned but Cne Tup. Blu with this
i.uiGg Kenneday, whose catching was
clean, clear and safe, only one passed
bail being accredited him during the en-
tire game, gained second base on clean
field strike, and afterward making third,
got home on Mayher's strike to center
field. Here the St. Louis club resented
Luff's balls, batting them effectively,
aud scored six TuDs, and the inning
closed in their favor by total of eleven
to one The Memphis club undoubtedly
went to pieces, and in this one inning
destroyed what might otherwise have
been very stout game, considering the
acknowledged superiority of the st.
Louis nine. 1t is evident that the Mem
phis nine is weak, and cannot unit
ize their playing. We are not prone
to condemn, and will not ceusure. Gin
cihnati anu Louisville have played
worse games this season, and those who
want a good nine in Memphis must re-
member that it requires mOney-much
money-and liberal encouragement to
secure this. AS to Luff7s pitching, it
was not bad, nor was that Of Mayhem,
for up to the eighth inning the st.
Louis club made nothing off Of the balls
they sent in. We wish the game had
been otherwise, and would suggest that
Kenneday be retained behind the bat;
and as for Moore, his muff at second
from short stop, when double play was
at hand, and his carelessness in giving
a man base by failing to even stop a
ball from first, need no comment. Our
desire is to have good club in Mem
phis, and we would be the last to criti-
else haTshly, fact attested by the re-
port We make Of yesterdays game. To-
day the st. Louis Reds will try the
Riversides at Central park; the game
will be called at four O'Clock sharp. The
following is
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