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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.
The Dissertation Of the sabbath.

The Dissertation OF the Sabbath.
EDITORS APPBAL-Is see by the papers
there il to be another decoration of the
Sabbath tonight, by the exhibition Of
Prof. Pepper and assistants: Why is
this? Is there no law against carrying
on business on the Sabbath? II there is
not, why should not our dry goods
houses and grocery house, be open on
the Sabbath Why compel our Jewish
felloW-citizer to close their stores on
the Sabbath, ifProf Pepper or any other
Snowman il allowed to ply his vocation?
Why compel all legitimate and useful
work to cease on the sabbath, and per-
NIT only that which Il detrimental 10
society to be carried on? Why should
saloons and theat, rs be open for the pur-
pose of making money on the Sabbath.
when L0wenstein ard Menken, and
Meaeham and Fizer, and Peair, aud al
our merchants and traders, must close up
their places CT business2 Such state
OF things not only tends to the destruc-
ton Of morality and religion, but Ii is
gross Injustice. To say nOthiDeItor the
divine authority Of the sabbath, if it is
necessary IS a dsy OF rest for poor, suf.
fer ng humanity, there must be Sabbath
laws. aud they should be enforced upon
all alike. Is there no public sentiment
in Memphis that will protect US from
these oulrages? Is money to be the
growing power here as elsewhere? IfsO,
let us hear no more Of corruption 10 high
places. INQUIRER.
A Good Suggestion from a Republican.
EDITORS APPEAL-As q southern Re-
publican, earnestly advocating the eter-
nal principles Of equal and exact JUS
tice to all men," and glorying in the
grand work of that party which has Sc
cured to every man the equal protection
of all political rights before the laws, |
wish, nevertheless, TO place upon record
this public disavOwal Of even remote
sympathy with the President of the
United SGst@s in his obstinate, persist
ent and wicked disregard Of all the
bitter men aud elements Of the party.
The utter shsmeiessness which has, for
his last term particularly, characterized
his ptrsansl appointments, has placed
it far beyond tie power OF any decent
Republican to defend him; and the re-
cent aud rapidly multiplying de-
velopmentg OF thieving and cor
ruptiOn in high places have
not only that ell honest Republicans
should speak out in bod and manly con-
domination, but that the apparently rot
ten condition OF political affairs should
be probsd to the very bottom; and that
not only impeachment, but criminal \
prosecution should follow every equity
man." even though it should lead into
las it really seems TO me it doesl the
White House itself We have had
enc ugh of this mOnstrous WickeIness,
and L, for one; am in favor of beginning
at the top and pruning downward until |
every official thief is made to feel the |
righteous indignation now felt by the |
honest and distressed Taxpayers of this
great nation. Let 1t not be truthfuljy !
said by other nations that the honest |
people of this feared or failed to punish |
mo MISTER how high the stationary !
and ell public servants who betrayed |
and abused their sacred trusts.
REPUBLICAN,.
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Circuit Court-Hetsken, Judge,

The following is the calendar for to.
day: 1928, Lewis VS. Jenkins; 2542,
Franklin VS. Wolcott; 1922, Berlin vs.
Sims; 3I6S, Berlin VS. Caple ct al; 317S,
Bennett VS. Barnes; 2346, Holloway VS.
Patton; 2490, Cochran VS. Thomas; 2497,
Cochran vs. Thomas; 1929, Brown &
Norton VS. Woodruff ct al; 5000, Leidy
& Co. VS. Woodruff ct al; 1924, Henry VS.
OzRnne; 1929, ToUbe & Bro. vs.. Wash
ingtOn insurance company; 1856, City CT
Memphis va Eddins ct al; 3lOI, Marka,
trustee, VS. Rsdigan: BOO, Buck vs City
of Memphis; 1928, Dickinson, Williams
& Co. vs Cfonan; 1898, Cicalla VS. Cical-
Ia; 3244 Flynn VS. Smalzried; 1860 Oil
yer d Wspus VS. Arbuckle; 1858, Eng
lish vs. Alderman ct al; 1915, Adams,
Dixon & Pike VS. BriDkley ct al; 1919,
Edmonds vs Kelly; 1891, Marshall vs.
CoOney; 2305, Keck 6 Bro. vs. Crews;
1915, Jehl VS. Conrad & Co; 1919. Mayer
vs Junkermau; 1923, Means vs. Powers.
administrator; 1925, Oliver, Finnie &
Co Va S1Iari; 1929, Pollard ct al VS. Hoe
gel; 334l, State Of Tennessee vs. Tgner;
3342, Truett Sons & Morgan VS. Peyton;
S347, Watkins VS. Memphis and Charles
ton railroad company.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
4 Man Cru he'd 10 Death Beneath a
Train of Cars While Attempting
20 Steal His Passage 10
Memphis.

A man named w. n. Walsh was
XII led on the Mississippi aud Tennessse
railway, a couple OF miles below Horn
Lake, yesterday morning, under the fol-
lowing circumstance: Soon after the
north bound freight IRAN left Grenada,
Walsh was disc OveTed aboard toe train,
making his way to Memphis with.
out paying his fare, and was
put off. As the train started
again he climbed up on the bumpers
between two freight-Cars, and was again
put off, this time st SHdis WheH the
train started from SaTdis, Walsh again
percbed himself on the Jumper, select
ing the one on the car coupled next to
the engine, where he would lees likely
be discovered, and would have succeed
ed in making the trip through TO this
city but for an accident occurring that
COS. the man his life. When the train was
approaching Horn Lake the coupling
between the tender aRd the freight.car
broke, the engine leaving the train be-
hind, thus leaving nothing for Walsh to
hold on to, and causing him to fall head
long on the track to be run over and
crushed TO death by the rapidly moving
freight cars-the entire tTsin passing
over his body and MASKING it into al
almost unrecognizable mass OF flesh.
The coroner OF DeSotO county
was Immediately summoned, who
held an inquest, the verdict being in
accordance with the facts above stated.
In his pockets were found, among other
articles, thirty-fiye dollars in green
backs, with which he could easily have
paid HE fare and saved his life. Walsh
was originally from Kentucky, and had
been working in various capacities in
Grenada for some time. His remains
will be inferred at Herr andO by the cor
oner to-day.
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FOUND.

VTAIL-On Lauderda'e street, a black Grape
vail which the owner can have by call
ing at sos Ponto oc street. mh2
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Personal.

Mr.. AND MRS. HARRY HosKIs, the
latter formerly Miss Ella Henderson, of
Jackson, are in the city.
Pref. WIN. MUELLER, accompanied
by his estimable lady and con, Master
Allie, left for ClarksvilIe yesterday. We
most heartily recommend them to The
citizens Of our sister city as being wor-
thy their patronage and esteem.
THE following visitors were registered
at the cotton exchange yesterday: T V.
Neel, Forrest City; w. II. Wall, Ssrdis:
G. B. Couch and n. Mosee, Cleveland,
Ohio; A. Wynne, Redfcrk Arkansas;
w. S Turner, Charlotte, North Carroll.
ma; B. R. M'Gaughey, Vernon, Missis-
sippi.
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NASHVILLE, March The river is
stationary.
LTrrLR Rock. March Weather
clear and pleasant. The river is Oh q
stand, with twelve inches of 8 rise re-
ported shove.
VICKsBURG, March Up: Glencoe,
l M; Golden Rule, IL am; Gene
We've, IL q M; Future City, pm.
Down: Natchez, 5 p M; Katie, 2 am.
ST. LOUIS, March 7.-Arrived: Grand
Tower, Memphis; Petrol, Cairo. De-
parted: Belle Of Shreveport, New Or
leans. The river has risen inches.
Weather cloudy and colder.
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.
IRON GRAY MULE one the night OF 18th
! February. q large iron-gray hor-e mule,
seven " airs old. A liberal reward for his re-
turn u Memphis oil Co. mhS
AsARE A dark bay mare three years old,
III aNonl l3 hands nigh has gray spot on
per forehead ana right hip, name and tail
long. When last seen she was with small
ught-brown niue A liberal reward will be
paid for her delivery to
SOLOMON BRADSHAW,
ellis Station,
mb2 Memphis and Charleston r. 2.
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Just received 8 nice assortment of
gents silk dress hats. Gents soft and
stiff felt dress and business hats.
Youths hats, hobby styles, new co,ors
and styles, Boys aud children's hats,
large variety TO suit sill, st prices to
suit the times. Call and see, and price
the goods and be convinced.
COHEN, the Halter,
2l9 Main street, under Worsham House.
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Criminal Court-Adams, Judge

The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 447, Ed Lee; 465, Mary Randall;
500, Ben Singleton; 449, Lucius Robin
son; 476, George Mitchell; S74.. Hheo-
dore GoebelI; 30l, James Rurk; 293, Lou
Kelly; 2S2, Charles Wilkins; 261, Gao.
Nolan; 261, Phil Henry; 249, Thomas
Moore; 204, Oscar Turner; 202, Sterling
PERCY,
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Dentists.

Persons visiting Msrdi Gras, and
wishing to have their teeth attended to,
and return home on the same ticket,
should visit Drs. A. WessOn & Sons o.
flee, 243 Main street. These gentlemen
are unquestionsbly the finest workmen
in our city, aud the most reasonable in
their charges. Clip this out, and give
them q call.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Concert Tonight,

The programme interpreted on Mon
day night al the Greenlaw Operahouse
will be repeated, at the same place, to-
night, for the benefit of the Lesth Or.
phan asylum. We hope the house will
be crowded, in compliment to the sing
ers. no less than for the sake o. the poor
children.
Maggie Mitchell.
This talented lady comes once mere
to greet US with her favorite roles
"Fanohon," Jane Eyre" Barefoot
'LoIle," and Pearl of Ssvoy"-com-
mencing 81 the Theater on Monday
evening, March 18th, with FInchOn
matinee Saturday afternoon. The pro.
grsmmes and our exchanges sp9ak of a
most excellent company, in which we
fiDd the name Of Mr.. VIM. HAMS, who
supported the late Edwin Forest during
hiH farewell tour through the south.
There is tut one Maggie Mitchell, and
as long as she grsces the stage with her
presence, 30 long will the public fl )ck to
see and hear her inimitable impersona-
tons.
Katie Putnam.
The interesting play entitled FdRchon,
the Cricket, dIamatiZed from Mime Ida
Pheiffer's besutiful story, was presented
at the Theater last night, in which this
charming Coincidence appeared in the
dual character of "Fsnchon" and "The
Cricket" in both Of which she rendered
truly artistic Interpretation, and inter-
spersiDg the play with original songs
and dances. Miss Putnam pleased her
audience, particularly in her songs aid
dances, in each Of which she received
the heartiest encores. Her support was
excellent, especially the "Iandry" Of
MIR J Sullivan, aud Mother Fadet"
by Miss Ada Jones. At the matinee
this afternoon Function will be repeated,
and tonight Jane Eyre will be the at.
traction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08

THOSE who desire good article to re-
store gray hair to its youthful color we
would recommend to purchase Halle
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, q
most excellent and valuable prepare
ton. Sold by all druggists.
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Law REPORTS.
Chancerx Court. Morgan. Juda

NH"HcthJ NOIFI, MOFBau' JuuBes
Court will meet st ten o'clock, and
the calendar published on Tuesday is
continued. THE attorney having the
papers in the cause of Bore, Shinkle &
Howell, No. 1927, VS. J. w. Avery, will
pie ase return the same at once 10 the
Office of the cltrk and master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08

A UNIvERAL Browns bron-
chisl trOches, for cOugha, colds and bron-
vor and confidence. THE result has been
acquired by test OF many years.
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Flowers for Sale,

Mrs. Sledge has opened salesroom at
357 Main street, in connection with her
greenhouses on Rayburn avenue. Bou-
quests, cut flowers and floral designs,
bedding plants, etc.
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70 DBIIlQUaNT}.

OFFICE OF WATER COMPANY, Il
- NEyfF as, March l, 1878 J
Delinquent Water CoRsum,srs are hereoy
notified thst the water will positively De smut
OF from their premises II the bis Sre nov
paid or or before the 10th Of Msrch.
W DCAMERCN,
mhS Agent Of Trustees.
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Close connections made AZ Grenada with
trains North and south for all points
For further Information apply 70 Ticket
once, No. d Main street, and at depot.
NJ. BURKE, Superintendent
LANES SPEED, TIcket AGENT.
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MOTIF Ns-


u Ii II - 7 - - = 81 u o IoIUa
TIMBER Instructions from the Board Of Di-
" rectOTs Cf the home In uranCs ard Trust
Company OF Memphis, / will prOCe- q To sell,
en- SATUED Az, March IS, 1876, T. the highest
bidder, for cash, Certificate No li9 for twenty
shares Of the capita stock Oi ga q Company,
aud apply the proceeds Of uch salet the pay
ment or 7. B. D.liard's note, 20 whom said
Cert fcate was issued. sale to take place a.
IL O'Clock am, at the southwest corner Of
ID adiFon and Main streets, Mem phis, ieun.
mk7 r Z. RDLLEe q, Secretary.
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ELECTION aOTIUE.

THE Stockholders Of the Mississippi River
1 Telegraph Company are hereby notl Ted
that an election for a Board Of Directors, TO
serve for one year, or until their successors
are elected. will be held On Wedues. 81, 18TH
March next, be- fen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am. and o'clock pm, az the cOurthOuSs IN
thu town Of = eraaudJ, M.SSiss. ppi.
fbH GFO. ". l. Gao *, act. Sec'y.
fernando papers please cory.
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THE tonic qualities OF Leibig's liquid
extract of beef are much greater tnan
those found il any other specific or sp.
petizer, and is now recommended by the
best physicians in Engl and and America
for consumption, debility, fever, ague,
loss Of appetite, etc. Geo. w. Jones &
Co., agents, Memphis.
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AMUHEMENTs.
II EMPHIS TEEATER.

IA EMPHIS TEEATER.
ONE WEEK ONLY, AND
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Commencing
Monday Evening, Hareh IL, 1875.
n - pAnn0HU Ho,ooox
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RAILROADS.
hIsslssIPPI AND TLNNEssEk.K, \.
CHANGE OF sCHEDULFL

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JANUARY
" 81, 1910, trains Will run - follows:
Lave ARRIVE.
New Orleans Nail, daily ~ pm. 2a.5 pm
EXPIRES Train, dAily(excspt
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IOFFICLAL.I
HbTIGB 10 CRY TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX-COLLECTOE, }
~ MEMPHIS TENN, February q, 1876. !
R5- The city tax-bOOks for the 4Sth c0rpO-
rate year Qs75l having been delivered 10 me
on December :, 1876, thereby give notice that
1 will issue DISTRESS WARRANTS sgainst
all who fan to pay their taxes by March ,, 1876.
FRED. @. SCHAPER,
fb27 CITY Tay-COIlPcTOr.
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Our EneciaIfias.

The latest novelties in plain aad fancy
stationery, Juvenile books, teachers
bibles, reward cards and Sunday School
supplies. A. F. DOD & CO.,
2U Main street.
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Red snapper and MackiDsw trout re-
csived daily at Victor D. Fuchs, Ne. A
Jefferson street.
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GARDEN SEEDS grass seeds, fruit
trees, eveTgreens AID Towering plants,
at Otto SchWill's seed store, SAG Main st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-08

EXPERIENCE warrants US in recon-.
mending HALLS vegetable SieiIisn hair
remover as 3 sure remedy for gray hair.
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CoTTOw GTNNpEG.
NOTICES.

mh5 PAINE & PATRICK.
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Fresh Fish

for sale by Williams & Co., lumbar deal
er, corner Gayoso and Second streets.
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MOT

T HAVE this dav sold the assets and good
L viii Of Boyle & Chapman to W. F. Boyle,
who will hereafter carry on the business OF
Statfoner, Bookseller, Prluler and Binder, at
the old stand, under The name Of BOYLE & Co.
LIZ CHAPMAN.
Memphis, February Is, 1876. mb4
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING House in the ciIy Is at 2z6
Second street. r. wa LKEE & CO.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Fer Vichsburzs EsgChes, Rev Orleans,
and gay EsaEdtRss.-The Great
Str. Thompson bean 49, sSss
W. 3. Matchmaker Geo. AiltenbeTger-c clerk
Having entered the trade as above, Will leave
Memphis as follows:
Thursday, Feb. 17tn. Thursday, March I'd
And every alternate Thursday thereafter
during the season. Special attention given to
ali business intTuste6 to Us.
r. NJ, BRADFORD, Agent, 5 Madison vt,
]. It. WASHINGTON, Agent, 800 Front st.
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Fresh oysters
straWberry BOXES

Received daily at J. A. Sigaaigo's, No
278 Second street.
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STR ED.

III ULt-FTOm wsgOn-ysrd, cprner SeoOr d
NJ and Union, small bay mare mule, about
II hands high name and tail well reached.
the mule at wagon-yard, corner Second and
Union II Gets. mh3
ks ULES-On the right OF February 2lst,
W from my place, al Germantown, Tenn,
two white horse Mules, medium size; one
black horse Mule medium lie; one mouse
color horse Mule, medium sizs- all old, in
medium condition, ana 10 special marks. A
liberal reward viii be paid Tor information
leRiing 10 their recovery. Address L. A.
RHODES. GeTmarfogn Tenn. fb29 a0d
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M ULES-CHEAP-2O head OF broke marc
LII mules, HALL a co.
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Wall. Paper.

Beautiful sprir G patterns at Quacken-
bush's paint store, 800 Main.
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VenisOn Hams and SaddIes.
SDring EfyIe Hats

Victor ID. fuchs, Al Jefferson street
has choice lot for sale low.
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MEMPHIS
BOARD OF HEALTH

MEXPHIs, TENN, March 8, Is.j-
THE Office Of tee Board OF HsaIt7 hes been
i located at sG6 - esssiss "A -, cor Court.
citizens are requested o. report uUiSancss 81
this office, and ssEuTed that hey VIII receive
attention at the earliest posi- 5le moment.
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NgURALGIA.-"Neur cures It, Sold
By g, ". Jones & Co., Memphis,
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STOLEN.

III ULE-On Tuesday night, from Fort Pick
IVA ering, large dark brown mare mule,
With light sprir wagon, patent hubs, with
" r. l.. Lee, builder" in gilt letters on side Of
WAGON. A liberal reward for their recovery
viii be paid at SSl Main st. RE. LEE.
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

CPLENDID COTTON SHED LOT-very
- close and convenient 10 the corner OF
Union street and Front row,
26S1z FIT. FRONT BY 1881 DEEP,
VIII be sold at a very reduced price for cash,
or will be sold on time 20 SUIT, or Will be leased
for ten years.
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NOTTCu,

Citizens are hereby notified that IN compl'-
auce with section 50 OF the health ordinance,
they must discontinue the practice o sweep
ing trash. waste paper rubbish, ashes. ETC.
into the cutters snd street. They must pro-
vide suitable IeceILar' es for such Iefuse, Keep
them in the alleys or in the rear Of their busI-
ness houses, and remove the same at regular
intervals
fore the Recorder.
By order or the Board OF Health.
HEBER ". JONES. ". D.,
nuhT Secretary.
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ADDITIONAL RIVE8 REPORTS

Go TO Leddtn's Business College.
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ATTBgD Rohsrtsou's Bus'ness College
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL \ Office.

THE Str. CITY q. AUarsrA @EES
L having been unaYoicgbIy de .sssSSs = 8
tanned by bad weather. will leave FOR JsckaC n
port and intermediate landings on white
river this day tWEDN ESDAY), the Sth, at 8
pm. For freight or passage apply to
j. T. WASH ISGTON Arpnt an Front 81.
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PE0PomAHR.

Pr 0P0 AI9-
Sesled Or pOssis viii be recei we'd a. the Cfiice
until March 2th, for removal o. Garbage from
The city. Specifications TO be seen at the Office
OF the Board.
Board reserves the right u reject all BIDS.
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ESmGaa.

n u EOsCai eSst-T
Leaves Memphis every SATURDAY at pm.
The fine passenger steamer
City Of Augusta, -
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
For freight CT passage apply on board, or 70
J. T. WASHINGTON. Ag't, $50 Front st.
4. 2. GLENN, Agent, on WhafbOat.
Freight consigned 10 Milt Harry will be
handled free of storage, drayege and commits
sion, and put through prom pity. Shippers
will please send frell ht to GIenn's Wharf
boat as usua! now
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
8iEs Harry Memphis s2c White &igt
u. q. Eel ME-.

Mouth White River, indian Bay, st. Charles,
CTOcketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, Do
Walls Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JscksOBpOrt,
West Point and Searcy.
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fQe 0RA eRv Q0nee
s"1 Vu"OO "OOV
|
Corner o
|
'" an" o"o se
.-o - .o~eo ceoa
This we'll known hotel has been enlarged and
reeonstrueted until In capacity anc appearance
is. oaqus Snorabi5 tie
s"a 'S
SpAS!OOS O1NIV~ nA1I
Marnafseent Pa rIors and Spl,ndtd
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+ ersonal!y s.;ected from tha lest msnufacto-
riss in the East, will Offer my entire stock xt
greatly reduced rates for the next Fifteen ,ys.
Parties wishing furniture would do we'll 70 give
rae call. GEO. W. kliZIEfER.
Cars n Ci.y, August ~, 1876. agWl
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23

A bill has been introduced in the house
by Simkins reducing salaries from the
Governor down. The salary of health
officer of this port is reduced to $500; St.
Helena $500; The county treasurer of
Beaufort county to $500; county audi
tor $500, and school commissions, 5000.
The salaries of solicitors are entirely
abolished and they will have only their
fees which are $40, on each indictment
returned by The grand jury.
When such bill as this becomes an
Act, the often repeated promise of reform
will become more than empty words.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-23

Blue Ridge scrip is looking up agpin,
the legislature seeming to wish to do
something for its payment bat being
afraid of the consequences. This is said
to have been very dry session for the
members md if they could only provide
for the payment of this scrip they might
all go home with something in their
pockets, and as many of them will never
return to Columbia, unless in company
with sheriff for more permanent
residence, they feel that they must either
make strike now or bsTer.