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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.

TIE FINANCIAL POSITION continues
wesk after wesk, jIst the same quiet,
monotonCus affair we have so long
known it, and IO touch OF novelty ex-
lists to Ia Owiltere5t into Il; so It il kers.
so II IL everywhere. The New York Posi-
says: "Our money market is very mu h
IN the condition of the London msrket;
thar IS there are large smCunis OF idle
money which general distrust seps out
OF legitimate enterprises or use 10 trade,
ana which seeks empl lymeut other In
demand loans Or ia ticst-clsss securities.
Inc ruling rate FOR demsnd lOaus is 9
per cent, Nith i and q tue exceptional
rates. Prime mercantile pgDer, the
classification being very strict, sells at 8
ts,4 pr cent" The sme paper saws of
L)ndoB: "ConsOis have not been 50
high sincs 1853, when they sold az g78
The rss is que TO the plethora OF money
la L0ndoD, which Is so great that 1t Is
almcs. impossible ID lend il on demand
at any rate. II Ussd Ia discountibg
prime 3 months bills, it cannot be em-
ploye1 better than at l(9lt per cent. per
snnum. CnOice securities sTe therefore
sought, and it would not bs surprising 10
see cousols advance to I0I or IO2, the
highest prices on record, aud which were
made the former in 1853 aud the
later in 1852" Silver has sd.
vanced in London to 4gi an
ounce. The gold OF bullion value of
the su sdiary silver c,iu is 7SE cents to
the dollar (S0.7SI2); that is, the bullion
In two halves, four glsrters and ten
dimes is worth 7Ss cenis. Tne general
wave OF commercial depression is now
seriously felt ia England. While the
Banks o. England aud of France, aad
OF the United States, aud generally the
financial markets OF the world, have
unprecedented volumes OF money await
ing Investment, there is q general pros
traitor. The manufactures Of England
are met s1rsbly stagnRnt; the iron and
cotton productions have lost their mar
kets. The effect on labor is severe. Op-
erstives are discharged, wages reduced, |
transportation diminished, and incomes !
largely abridged. Expenses OF living |
and expenses OF doing business are cur |
tailed by the discharge Of I'll clerks and |
servants who can be dispensed with. In |
London thousands Of horses are for sale,
the owners being no longer able TO keep |
Them" Exchange in our market re-
mains at former rates; on the east snd |
north buying at par, selling at pre-
MUM; where three days' grace is
~0esStNN AAOtN vi ANbH SilcduS BuAli
at discount, selling at par. Gold quoted
lll4 in New York at noon yesterday;
brokers here paid as high rs Ill. Dur
ing the week there was nothing doing in
stocks CT bonds worth recspitulatipg,
and Quotations remained unchanged. /
Tennessee warrants are buying st 50,
selling at par. City Indebtedness of 1875
quote at SSGS5 buying, S76S9 selling,
1876 is taken at 65967. Two or three
city currency bonds were sold OF 38t; in
the middle Of the week Is shares OF
Insurance company stock
sold st Is.
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Price
HfdHfnn

Yesterdays New York closing tele-
gram reports: ordinary, Ste; good or.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY
MEDICAL.
PRESCRIPTIONS RRRF

DOR the speedy cure OF Seminal Weaknau.
A LOST Manhood, and all disorders brou1h
on oy lndlseretion CT excess. ANY drugRis
nsS khe ingredients. Address DAVIDSON
20 Box 229R New Ynrk s,cao 49,
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The following table shows the compar-
alive weekly and total receipts at all the
United States seaports:
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Dissolution COpartnership.

N consequence OF the death OF Mr.. F. q
y Ierry, the hrm OF Hill, Terry & Mitchell
IS tnls day dissolved. The business will he
closed and settled by the surviving partners,
as per copartnership agreement.
I. N. HILL.
W. 3. MITCHELL
Memphis, Tenn, July l, 1875.
~ The business win be continued from
and after this date under the name and
style Of
HILL q MITCHELL.
1. NJ. HILL.
ly1 Jaw w. r MITCH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

THE firm of Banksmith, Meacham & Co. is
4 ms day dissolved by mutual consent, NJ
l.. Meacham Il Co. retiring. Either party is
authorized to sign the firm name in settle
ment OF accounts due them. F.. Banksmith 4
Co. assume all the liabilities, and will con-
uuue the business at No. 8 Union street
+. HANKSMITH 4 co.
NJ. l.. MEACHAM & co.
Memphis, Tenn, July Is, 1876.
~ In retiring from the firm Of Banksmith,
Meacham Il Co, we return our thanks to our
patrons ior their liberal patronage extended
10 u.s. and request continuance OF the same
TO MeSsrs. +. Ban ksmitn & Co,
Jyl9 NJ. L. MEACHAM & Co
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Memphis, nth day OF May, 1876.
sHERIFFs SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Sheriff of shelby county, Tenn,
By W. ID. Cannon, Deputy-Sherif
T. A. Ryan, Atty for plaintiff. i've thu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25
HILL d MITCHELL.
DISSOLUTION.

1. NJ. HILL.
Jy1 cav W. B. MITCH
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Maximum thermometer, S0o
Minimum thermometer, ..
II. NJ. LUDWIG, Sergeant.
BY TELEGRAPH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-25

YESTERDAY. DAY BEFORE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
@runbeissntbum (REAL ESTATl
. m q MteH,

sastritf.. 6essttttsa. nsba alien sfHitsusu Dsfrstass,
Rsrstn aais sinitlt1ft sesrst.
cfaee: Gdt ssu a'ain uns S. Strait,
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
Gbieaso ans NorSmeit6abn

auttu.
Birtttt grtiasunssn FAB In 4 stssss nitser safs es~sD
ane 9t&tsan Scaittrn. 1a6isan Central, Baltimore ND
Sttp, gitts br 70. 5ert @aput une Ghteaee. Kaufafes RHe
Pan gamble etnie fur ale pldst sfitd ub fih6aitA sk
nit Der 9tteass ue altpu ue Sainsts asutral fas aGs
iueitntn Etdst drrdnstrt ueretr.
Ttrtttt VertineuHgen fue tberfdls NIT eu Union yadk
Siisnsabn In Omaha far ale paais tan fernsn Dsam trs
seftlt.
DTrstt. gtrsiusunstn ftns IN aIItn Sts.
iubunaspuHttt nit 5asea far sILs
xrtajltnitn htrstRtIIt
Vnnman VaIaft . Wa8en.
Iitt s~Hasmtsn Waseu laufsn Bet alien gaaasassas
aQn eiatsn eitir Sahu
Dits IL bic stnttssstutt, bic sieft sDaeta ,pf4es
Shtsass aas Ct. PAU! cher Chicago ans gailHauis Isufes
last.
Sn Omaha sustnssa I'D unisrt e9lafrassn mf ses
uet,rlane. S6lairasen Der Union Pacific 9tienbatu, fB
ale gldse refli6 psm pRtdsari 5luHt.
nntr ben grrtteilen, r.l6e hide etntt ben Retftueea
Sttin kti1stttrte Sabn. etabi. S1isnsn. Stin. ua6 Gtcs-
Sradtn, parlsr. ue Dravire. Room. yerfeHen, Nasen,
Raua. ue ssunsss. gDastn, Bsftn8teuis Si6ertetts 9ufr-
Srtmit. Wtuers Patent Stts belts. xuppeuus unh yfac-
form; fsruu btetet ft BEN Rrlsnseu, 1dbaenisests.
Zidbsrbsit nne penfdnstss Beauemitdbfstk
ID sisfs Gtfsnbabn
bur9 finf SroBe Staatsa,
uns astr 1000 M.lsn gsss liuft. 70 sisst siae Compass
ben Retleneen @rlsttterRaSsn, rel6t ttiue erueurtrsnes
Calm hat RsH anbtettn lam.
aat aidstassnttn isnnsa Iidsts asu siat eaba yer
%iaufta.
tDr bic stan adft. ssaasmlitfetta fs&t. ntrb fdps
atdsis nur abr stsft 6esn us usr isint aassrs ianfsa.
Saarpin Sus6tt, %, .. Stsuuett
9tuaaLs aperintsnstn.. aa-2s5 @enr oaaaas asess.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

sas- Ssitraftsr Yor,piy. Ills 8ranssl
gum 8sisblsbabsr idmmtli4sr Sruppen err
naunt iporosn mar, e,lieb sr sinen 8sfebl,
msI6Nrbsn OifSisrsn oas 5rasen Der oor'
i4riftsmdBissn Sporsn 3ar Shidt m04te
uno Die l%osenanuteu eisenen Sporsn pers
bot. SnosHsn isbrten Die osrrsn 2ieuten.
ants ii4 usnis ODER gar nidt an Den Be
fsbI uno 10 ssidab es, oab Yapa Wrans
gel zines idonen Cages sinem Der 0errsn,
psl4sr nit unpOridriftsmdbi9en Sporsn
untsr o:n 2inoen ipasisrsn sins. gu hd ber'
anuinfte uno ibm Elm Sinwsis aui isinsn
SSfsbl orsi Gage Stubsnarrsit 3uoietirts.
nabsr gr,sleni." plaste Der { iR,isr, usr-
orieblid iiber Die Strafe bsraus, .grcsIs
lenS trasen ia islbt misunderstanding
Spocsn." ,8a-pas !" risf Der alte
Wranssl., inoem sr nod isinsu abidBsn
sudts, .Babrbaitis, oas 1T wabr! S4ps'
rsnotb. oafir psroisns i9 minositsns IA
Gage S%iubsnorrsit unb bisie MAIDEN Sis
pobl bel @slsSenbsit fir mid nit ab. pr.
2isutsnant.".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
So6n SoGer
tn
At. EIcuo. NtuueSoto.

bal, sit statn NeafAlata fur FARMER an Sdnh, nSI4s sti-
ltd zen "a. Zeal are NtuntasssSs " hassR aue.
namIt6;
Die huffman uns 5asIcr : TrtfamaS6iae,
Wspss SsItsbinssr, Reaper u. mdbsy,
Glrarss Harvester, Champion Reaper uns
Mabtr, Eagle Mabu.
1eSbrry unp Superior Sdsmaf&ias,
@ssp Sewing-@ afdine,
Gresla0r pusmibls flaming mily,
9sdt Lever Rake, Norwegian uae Dirpu palss
u. I. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
nes- Tohlebsube beSteioeue Ssraoe,

ssg- Taditebsnbe beideioene 6rasen
brinst oas Wlndsner Harrsni9iH /.
@arum psrlanst mon 10 firmii4 bonn
Staatsanualt. oab er ymebr 2idt" in bic
8srbdItniIe esuilsr @rlnoer uno Gons
iorten briuse uno Die SadIase aaftldrs.
ba bod idmmtlihe i4on ja ben aufse'
tldrtsn uno 2eudtsu Der n%ationaIen Gull
tur sebOr.n nno tein ein3iser 5intsrlins
[islbit fsin r6miiderl. Sunfelmann, OBJ
l@curant fid untsr ibntn finoet?
2. Warum stbt Sirft 8ismard uieosr
nad 8iIinsen. oa bod tisie Staot ibm
bsrsits Elm 9sRimal ssiebt bat?
3. Warum sHen Die Yrsbiuosn nit iol.
der Yorlisbe S1psinefsii4. oa bod ielbit
Der robets Rannibals nod INNER isinsss
alsihsn psridentg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

Bzs~ .Wesin Ssrr !" iasts Elm al'sr Rid.
ter gu sinsn iunssn aouOtatsn DSie wir'
ben ipobl tbun, einise Gsoern aus ben Gli'
ssln Sbrer Ginbilouns gu piiidsn, um iid
Osn Sdwan3 Sbrss llrtbsils oumit uusSu.
lAmiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
g6icago rno Nort9weaeru
Gtjeubabu.

paFdsisrt fur Gttsass. Detroit, 1pIssp. dIssstaHa,
BuTale, Niagara 5als. gitts5url, Cincinnati, McAsRes
albdnp 9srsnts. Wpalreal. Gaebet. Portland. SsasW
asg s'Ei gs.assissta' saiiinlrss Wal ,,ssssH . sssst
Sim Denver. Gsuneil Slufs. StSur Gits, 81. pauI. Nsr-
sutts. Gseandba. Nenaiba. Waetipu, GbsrsHue, Omaha
saniisu, 0troHa. Duluth, Green Sap, Nhlparts unb al
punits re sltd, gpsaiia. SIeIia uRe Ssftia. iOasea tbs
ltdets ria Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

sas- Sn srobsr Gle rannts elm Barber
ourd bic Strabsn. ..Ssoa risf Ssmano
aus benz sritsn Stod. .babsn sic nidt
Elm 9isrteltinb&su 3eit?"-.Sa pobl.
msin Ssrr."-.So ssbsn sic bod stwas
l%anslamsr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
aes- NnlaSli6 Der MuoriH,. uel6e bi

sss- anldbli4 Der ansriif.. spel4e bic
minitsrisas YrOuinBial' Gorreiponoen3 &c.
gen bic Gortldritspartei ssridtst bat. 5at
Die ,ldpar3e Ysrle aus Msppen" folsen.
Den bumoritiiden StoBisui5sr uuf telssra-
pbiidsm 8ese an isin,n a!ten 8esner,
ben abssoronetsn Ri4ter.Sasen, De,
aussnblidlid in Sabnis psilt, ssridtst
,.Rsidsisinolid bsiBt u It q m o Mt q n.
Rei4sieinoli4 aua Der Sort Drifts.
n.
g8is 6eibt!-2aB' uns. 10 LANCE Gsino.
Ssbt Nrm in 4rm uno trsu pereint
Sss Staatss Rarrsn tusitsridlsppen.
Sd sratulire u inbhorf=W ,p'
PEN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19
unterba ltenbe 8.

Destts; anadnetsus DER, ,ttnet BEN gtrietn,
.rtttttrt bic St.e uns b~tfSrpert ftsa
Bite 9tiuubbtit ets eetso.
0ie es fommen f5nnte. tpent,
oie Sausbl@er eim8eiIbrt wer:
ben.
Ser Slidi9nsiosr 8raputIdfe, 3esbsn.
Safe 4, 5. Dol LIMITS Hebensebduos, pier
Srsppea rsdts, bate oagsgen protslirt,
COB mon ibn nit Dem gintommen zines
Gommersienrutbes abiddss uno BON Wa.
siitrat folsenhs antuort erbsltsn.
r%llnisre S9dbuns Itibt li9 ouf Die
@%intrasun9en i'm Suusbu4e bss Suuiss,
in ,uel6em Sic luobnen; aus oieism boz
ben mir Golsenbes entnommen:
~ Nm Ia Dor. Mts. Worm. III llbr
babsn sic, ols Sic in SIR. 80 ubnuna bin,
aui9insen, fi4 binseld4slt. Gin Burger,
Der in beoriidteh Ssrbdltnihsn lsbt, ME ie
ss BON i9 %bsbauptsn, bat in bisisr be-
o%rdnsten 3sit unb bel oisism Dlilitair.
gtat pabrli4 teine n,ia4s Dor Fd bin3u,
ld1eln!
p am Is. b. IRIS. baben sic, als sic
Sbrsr Srau eirises psroisnts @slo 3sisten.
Die asuBsruns setban: so Stuff. Die
ertc NiRion trdre MI 6alo Suiammen; nit
be 3tpecte isbt es oenn I1on I1nsler!"
Saraus ideint uns CUR gpiosn, berpor5u.
ssbsn, oab Re beabidtieen, ii9 bintsr Dem
&iden bes Wasifrats gum Wiaionair
empor,uiduinsen.
81 am 20 babsn 9%laubpirbise Na9.
barn aus Der Saide Sbres 8. Sunssn bas
&erdui1 zines Sri gris pernommen.
8sr beutyutdse ieinsm 8. Sun zen Den gri-
Sri ani4ofen tunn. muB 3weifslos in luz
gari0isn Isrbdltnifen lsbeu uno fann
nidt bo6 aenu9 beiteuert merosn.
A. am 80. bat Sbre 6rau b,im 2auf'
mann sinen Serin9 uno Swar sinen rrsdt
9roSsn" nit Dem Semsrfen perlanst ga!
Der Mittclitano fann's nibt" sic red.
men lit alio ni6t mebr gum Mittsltano,
uno mullen au4 oemsemdB bobsr ssi4dst
ueroen.
81 am 81. abenSs babsn Sic 0taipla.
tur nit nod Sauie 9ebratt uno BARN
ldmmtli6e 8eridte uno Rsesnlionen iibsr
ole RunitapsHeauns seleisn. @er Rd
cine iolde Gsetiire seitatten tann. muB piel
3sit iibris uno aliO aud Oisl Ysrm0s.n
baben.
g. Die lssts Wonatsmistbs babsn Sic
in lautsr NidsIs a 10 Yf. be5ablt. Gs
ideint babsr. oaB sic Sbre sr6bsren @slo.
iiits gum anfauf BON runtsrn 2inSen~
oosr anosrn D%ertbpapisren psrpsnosn.
y am 8. D. Wts. babsn sic in sinsm
Rslsr cine babe @sibe %setrunten unb oa.
bel ssdubsrt ,9es 8aies'ide orint If
nih, il min nod mid riiber in's Senisiis
oct 9sbsn bier is mir liebsr !"-Wsr 9as
in unisrsr 3eit iassn tann, mus gtuas be.
iisen, mas er ben aussn oss Rasiitrats
ent,isben pia.-Webr babsn mir lsioer
aus Dem Saasbude nidt erisbsn t6nnsn,
absr bel ~unisrsr Sddbuns mub Is untsr
oisl.n %llmltdnosn iein 8ewenoen bsbalteu.
8erliner Wontaass 3eituna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-12-19

mad alien 5auptaasttn NnutfaS ans Gsitfsrnias isnnu
ven ssn,ea Tag tn mtintr CfRu ~ ben rtstlmdstssn prctn
stiauft pusen; q u niat nstsis Id auf ben Drsts ID
Rissta tiRasisu ~ IsHtu.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

Gen John 4. Mulforyi Is personally pgnizant
Of the truth Of MOST II not all OF the FACTS which
| 1 have narrated. He was connected with the
cartel from its date until tho close OF the war.
During portion Of the time no was Assistant
Agent 81 Exchange on the part OF the United
States. always found him TO be an honorable
end truthful eentlemgpn. While he discharged
ment, he was kind, and might also say tender.
70 Confederate prisoners. With that portion Of
the correspondence with which, his name Is con-
nected, he Is familiar. He Is equally so with the
delivery made at Savannah and it's attending
circumstances. and with the offer made MS to
the purchase OF medicines for the Federal sick
what have written"
Gen. Milford has never denied-so
far as we have seen or heard-any of
these statements They stand uncon-
tradicted and incontrovertible..
We do not complain OF Messrs. Blaine,
Garfield and their associates for "reviv-
Ing the animosities Of the past " or dis
turbing the halcyon harmony Of centen-
NAL good feeling. An open enemy is
better than a false friend; and to this
extent their frank avowal of enmity Is
more commendable than hypocritical
professions or peace, when there Is no
peace. The only exception that we take
Is to their Justification of facts-their
utter reversal Of historic truth = the
brazen audacity Of mendacity, with
which they dare to denounce Jefferson
Davis as guilty of cruelty to prisoners
and author Of the horrors of Ander-
aOnvi1leo
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
POLICE BOARD.
COMMISSIONER RYAN TO THE FRoNT-THE
BUNKO THIEVES.

COMMISSIONER RYAN TO THE FRoNT-THI
BUNKO THIEVES.
The regular session Of the Police Board
was held yesterday, and the usual bust
ness of overhauling policemen for mis-.
Officer Kerrigan, for maltreating q
prisoner, fixed for q hearing to-day, was
postponed until Friday, the 21st. This
ended the regular business OF the board
Commissioner Ryan rose and stated
that he had read an article published
Sunday in some of the city papers
headed "Bunko Thieves" and that he
was going to answer 1t with card and
hoped 1t would receive the signature Of
every commissioner present. The card
was then handed to the Secretary and
read as follows:
ANSWER 10 MANY MERCHANTS.
The chief executive officer on the police force
Nv. r. Loan is alone responsible. SO far as Il
VA. RYAN. Police Commissioner
This card created considerable debate
and Commissioner Lewis having the
floor said he would state for the benefit
Of the Board that he did not think Col.
Loan entirely to blame for the large
number OF bunko robberies committed
in this city, and he for one would not
sign the card.
This brought Commissioner Ryan to
the front, who said that he knew Super
intendant Loan was to blame, and that
he could prove it, and that he would
state little incident that occurred yes
terday, which perhaps the balance Of
the Board were ignorant Of, and that he
also wished the reporters would publish
the statement that he was about to
make
r.. Izl
R.C. Garrett, who arrived here few
days ago from Marshall, Texas, and
who left the city Saturday evening by
the steamer Maria Louise, was robbed
Of $1175 at a game known as bunko,
and that it was reported to him that the
robbery was compromised in the
Chiefs Office for $780, and that he was
informed that Mr.. Garrett only re-
ceived $500. He stated further that he
had written u letter to Mr.. Garrett,
telling him that II he would forward a
sworn affidavit giving a statement Of
the robbery, he Ryan would use his
endeavors to recover the money.
On the above statement Vice Presi-
dent Bray moved that Mr.. Ryan should
authorize tho Chief Clerk to prefer
charges against Superintendent Loan for
the violation of the following resolution,
adopted by the board December goth,
1875, which was carried:
BE il resolved, That the Superintend-
ent is hereby ordered to close and keep
closed all Bunko games in this city; for
that purpose is authorized to detail addi-
tional officers, and he will be held strictly
responsible for the execution OF this
order.
Commissioner Ryan further stated that
thenewspapers wereIin "cohoot" with
the bunko men. Our Reporter, with the
permission Of the Board, stated that he
was not responsible for the acts OF the
other journals, but for the benefit Of the
Commissioner he would inform him that
he could not with truth make any such
accusation against the DEMOCRAT Com
missioner Ryan then said he would
modify his statement: he would with
draw The charges SO far as the DEMOCRAT
was concerned, but he knew it was true
as to the Picdyune.
. The Board then adjourned to meet
Friday. 2lst instant.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

-.
sAsErY. The way the South received
sa asty Is thus explained in the recent
AVE IN the House:
80 vox then proceeded to give the
|Sns2t,. q the various attempts at
.a ne course of this, Mr.. Blaine
rsS.u OF him how tho Southern
a. h ~ who We're members of the
(osses o y replied that they; got there
|aoSts., Inc South wanted honest rep
~ 1--we, and the Republicans down
Sere not honest.
~ Ialne-T They got it from the force
r. scs5 sentiment, which enabled a
Is "a ~ men on your side of the House
~, Nltn good men on this side to
~ amnesty. Loud laughter
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

Office or New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No. 1874 Canal street. New Orleans
Orleans City Railroad Company and the New
Orleans Metairie and Lake Railroad Company
having been approved and ratified as required
invited to come forward, on or before the FIF-
TENTH INSTANT. to. subscribe to the one
thousand shares of stock to be issued rs pro-
vided in the articles of consolidation, for the
purpose of extending the Canal street line to the
Lake. Each holder Of thirteen shares OF the
present stock Of this Company. will be entitled
per cent Of same to be paid at the time Of sub
scribing. and the balance In three installments
Of twenty-five per cent each, payable monthly
IA I'm q. Z. LEWIS. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
DIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- "a st. Charles street.
Engagement for one Week only, the favoritt
syoung American Comedian

RIDwELLs ACADEMY !. lI' MY Of MUSIC
| Engagement for one Week only, the favorito
syOung American Comedian.
SID. G. FRANCE.
Presenting on M
DAY EVENINGS, Jan. Is, IL. is and 10.
Also. at the WEDNESDAY MATINEE, upon
which occasion beautiful Ladys Prize will
be given his great success OF last season,
MARKED FOR LIFE.
The most exciting Drama ever produced.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday Evenings Jan
20, 81 and a. also at the Saturday Matinee
rs MY TTE er W6%p 9Rs entitled DEAD
cess now in it's twentieth week at the Gre
clan Theatre produced with ali Of It's start
ling effects and magnificent scenic display
sundf HAk aP GoMBis 2%fT1f3Sl HAhhlef as
CT. CHARLES THEATRE
Engagement Extraordinary Of tho Beautiful
Equestrian Artistic.
MISS KATE FISHER,
And her celebrated trained horse WONDER .
SUNDAY EVENING, jan 1G, and until further
notice, and SATURDAY. Matinee, '''''
MAZEPPA,
THE WILD HORSE or TARTARY
ulSb NIUE lS0eT.
The Wild Horse. -. :. The celebrated Wonder .
FRIDAY-Beneflt Of Miss Kate Fisher. jai6
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Baronne and Perddo streets.
MARSH ADAMS. Business and Stage Manager.
Houses crowded nightly with the elite Of the
city-The peoples popular resort Cheapest
place Of amusement in the eity-Two shows
Of Miss Nellie Taylor the J peerless vocalist Toe Of
Miss Alice Gilmore, song and dance artist Of
vocalist; Of Miss Josie Stead. the beautiful dan
seuse: Of Mile Marie IAvoix, the accomplished
charming vocalist. Great hit Of Larkin and
Armstrong, q funny Dutch couple; Our spe-
Hunter, Mile Albertine. jennie Burdell. Chas.
gallagher. Ella Helm, Tim Morris. John Il.
Of the sensational drama, Three Fast Young
Women, or Female Bathers." During the
drama. the Grand Duchess Can-Can will be in
troduced by the full strength OF the mammoth
company Don't forget our popular Matinee on
Saturday mt Ia m.
Admission. 10. Is. 25 and soc. ja16
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
Parish Committee Rooms-Ncw Orleans

Parish Committee Rooms New Orleans
January H. 1s76.--Under instructions of the
State Central Committee of the DemOcratic-Con-
servatve party of the State of Louisiana. the
different Central Ward Clubs OF the parish Of
Orleans are hereby requested to assemble and
hold an election on tho EVENING OF THE
18th INST. for the purpose of electing one
Wards on the State Central Committee.
The Presidents Of the several Central Ward
Clubs are requested to give the proper notice In
their respective Wards. BY order
E. L. BOWER,
ja1st Il Secretary of Parish Committee.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18
THE STATE HOUSE.

The Governor appointed Enos Currie,
Peace, Fourth Ward, st. Landry parish.
The Tax Collectors have their clerks
at the Auditors office preparing their
new assessment rolls.
The Governor has received the resig-
nation of Frank Jones, Justice Of the
Peace, Eighth Ward, parish Of More
house
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