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The District I'm Congress,

DAMAGES on VI STREET.
Mr. Buckner (Mo.) has introduced in the
House bills directing the Commissioners OF
the District of Columbia TO pay VIM CthiIl
$1,000 and John Connolly 50 go, for damages
sustained by the extension Of NJ street The
bllls were referred TO the Committee on the
District of Columbia.
1IiF RENTING OF THE FREFDMAN'S Rank
The Attorney General has submitted 10
congress n report in relation TO the orcu-
pancy by that department of portion OF the
Fre6dman's Bank building, under two leases
Toe first lease Is dated October Z. 1871, for ten
years. for the second, third and fourth floors,
including heating. at S15, 900 per anuUrn. The
second lease is dated April iSt 1873 for ten
years, and includes the nth floor of the same
builiing, and heating, a $4,000 per annum.
CHANGE OF ALLEYS.
Mr.. CasOn has introduced in the House n
bill to provide for changes of alleys i'm Wash
lngton, where such change is desired by par
ties interested. II provides that parties de-
slTing change shall file plat showing the
proposed change with the surveyor of the
D1stllct, VINO shall give notice TO other own
efs interested, and If damages are ciaimei a
commission shall be appointed to assess the
same, to be paid by the parties desiring the
change. The right OF an appeal from sucb
award 10 the Circuit Court of the District
oeing reserved TO the claimants, but I'm de-
Iault OF an award being refused On the ground
that no damage Is suS stained the cost Is m
fall ulOn the claimant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-22

THE LATEST SwINDLE.--A letter purport-
Ing TO be written by Mr.. J. l.. Stuart pTesi-
Gent OF the board of excise, was handed To
Daniel McEntee, saloon keeper. of UniyersI-
~ place and Thirteenth street. asking him
10 meet the writer at the Fifth avenue hotel
soon after nine o'clock on Friday evening
In Obedience to this request Mr.. McEntee
left his place, and soon after q man called ON
his barkeeper, bringing a note with the sig
nature OF Mr.. McEntee forged to il, directing
that all the money in the drawer be given to
the bearer. This was complied with, when,
on McEntee's return, after vainIy seeking
Inc excise commissioner at the Fifth ayeDus
motel, he found he had been the victim of a
bold swindle. Several others have suffered
by the same devics.-IN. Y HeraLI 2Oth
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SIOUX on THE WAR PATH.-A dispatch
from Helena, Montana, reports the Sioux
Pease, at the head of navigation on the Vel,
lowstone river. One man from the fort had
been killed by the Indians, and as only IA
men remained In the fort, it Is feared they
party OF 125 men bound for the Black Hills
were TO start from Helena in q few DAYS
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RUMoRED WHOLESALE MURDER-It is
.uHofeQ mat six negroes were found on
watts Island last Monday with each oftbeir
tnroats cut. The negroes were firmly bound
Iogether. Our Information is obtailed from
blIIty, who heard the affair talked nf ar Cor
bins store last Tuesday, but was unable fl
obtain any OF the particulars He received
bis information from what he Considers 10 he
q good SOURCE Ne1ctOWn Md Record
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THE UNRIyALLED GREENFiEID
u FAMILY FLOUR.

nave appointed Messrs BARBOUR HAMIL-
IOn sole senfs for the sale Of the celebrated and
pnrns allied brand o. "GBEKNeIELD FAMILY
fLOt This -four Is made from the very best
entire satisfaction. e~
JAS. L. ROBERTS, Manufacturer.
heierflnf 20 ne above, we solicit Q trial % this
seft >, Iio1r believing 10 gill prove 70 be all
the maker Claims Tor H. We have Ii for SAFE in bsgs
and barrels. - S-e'
BARBOUR HAMILTON,
Wholesale Groeers and Commission Merchants.
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AN EAkTHQUAkE SHOCK was felt at De-
troll, Michigan, Sunday forenoon, severe
CROUCH 10 shake the houses. It caused 40
much alarm In st. Mart's church that the
congregation speedily vacated the building.
The shock lasted several seconds.
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THE LATE CHARLOTTE CUsHMAN was
buried al Mount Auburn cemetery, Boston.
yesterday. The funeral was attended by a
vast throng. including many OF the most
prominent citizens. The dramatic corps OF
the various theatres were also present.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Disastrous Floods


LoSDoN, FEB. z2.-Ine Daily News special
disastrous floods In the provinces Of TOPPER
Austria and Moravia- one hundred and
twenty houses have been destroyed.
Pushing the CarIists.
MADRID, FEB. - - Dispatches received
yesterday announce that Don Carlos was I'm
the BaZtan Valley. General Martinez Cam
POS army is marching upon Hervani. King
Alfonso entered Tolosa yesterday afternoon.
The ROyallsts had reVlOusly carried AL the
heights near the town.
The tarlfst Cause GONE Tn.
PARIS, FEB. 22.-The carllst General Dor
rogaray has taken refuge on French soil.
The carliSt cause is now considered here as
hopelessly lost
The New French Ministry.
IL IS not yet known 10 whom President
MacMahOn Will entrust the formation OF the
new cabinet. The RepfJhgue Frdscdise Gam
cabinet Will have 20 render an account 70 tie
country OF its administration of public az
falTs, and declares thai any revision OF tue
Constitution, except In republic sense. is
now Impossible. The republican papers COM
ment upon the calm and tranquil manner n
which the country associated itself with re.
publican ideas.
New Ambassador.
ROME, Feb. 22.-Tbe Italian minister al
Vienna will be created an am oassadOr.
New Cable.
SYDNEY, Feb. 22.-The submarine cable
between sydney aud New Zealand has bsen
successfully laid and opened for traffic.
4. y. Ship supply.
LONDON, Feb. p Tine u. :. SIOreShip Sun
ply has arrived al Ciyitta Necchis.
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A FoRGFR'S CRIMEs.-C. L. Williamson.
alias Perrin, alias Farmer, the notorious
bt nd forger arrested Saturday was arraigned
az t,n court or general sessions In New York
on Wednesday. He pleaded not guilty %
s1Xty-slX indictments for forgery and was
then taken to the court of Oyer and Termt-
ner, where he pleaded not guilty to seven
teen similar indictments, eighty-seyel in all,
The minimum penalty on conviction is five
years on each indictment, 435 years in all.
lie was indicted in September, 1873.
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Leap year is making things lively for
he girls. They so OF like hot cakes.
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RETRENCHMENT.-Ihe committee on ex-
penditures OF the Department OF Justice Will
recommend considerable reductions in that
department.. Several OF the ornamental
bureaus will be consolidated, the pardon
clerk Will be dispensed with, and In North
Carolina and probably other of the southern
states where the marshals' expenditures have
oeen SO enormous the marshal districts Will
be consolidated.
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GOdI0ve y. Orth NOmfasted for Gov
erAOF m In dam

from Indianapolis says: Godlove q. Ortiz
was unanimously nominated for governor
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IHE ADVISORY COUNCIL of Plymouth
church spent most of yesterday in secret seS-
sion, during which 1t is said that We of the
committees presented full reports. Two
other committees requested further time
Wblch was granted. The members OF the
council had not heard of Mr.. Moulton's letter
onering TO prove the charges against Mr..
Beecher, which the moderator probably
out reading to the council. 1t was directed
10 DR.. Bacon, moderator Of the advisory
council of Plymouth church, and in it Moul-
ION declares his ability to prove Henry Ward
III ne tails TO make this assurance good he is
Wiling TO be discredited and denounced by
mankind as wretch devoid of truth and
honor, and unworthy of human association.
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WANTS TO BE IvEsTIGATED.-General
John f. Miller, president OF the Alaska Com
meTcial company, arrived here yesterday
from San Francisco. He comes To appear
voluntarily before the Ways and Means
Committee for the purpose of offering them
every facility for the examination OF the
company's books and papers, and of urging
them To make the invest CATION of its affairs,
which has been ordered by the House of
Representatives, not only as thoroughly, but
as speedily as possible
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SPIRITUAL INTEREsTS.-COl.J John Ira
cey, OF New York, chairman OF the commit
tee OF the wine and spirit traders society OF
the United States. has taken quarters at the
Arlington. He will be joined by the remain
ing members of the committee in few days
The object sought to be accomplished by
them is TO secure the passage OF a bill codify-
ing, simplifying and modifying the internal
revenue law relating to the tax on distilled
spirits. The society, among other things.
want the tax on whisky reduced TO fifty cents
q gallon.
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kilograms to The Star
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
YEAR CELEBRATIONS
GALA DAY IN ALEXANDRIA.

THE HOLIDAY ELSEWHERE.
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We ere selling SHIRTS, Ready MADE, OF frat
class Muslin, and fine twenty hundred Linen
Boeous, for 81, or hat may be better understood,
we furnish first class material for nothing, aud
charge the usual price for making the Shirt 81 the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03
FoREIGN TELEGRAMs

MADRID, October 2-The contract for the
Cub al loan o: fifteen million piasters has
teen award d TO the Bank OF CASTLE.
CORK, October IA ferry boat was
swamped Saturday evening, in Yougal har-
Dor, anu fourteen persons were drowned,
neatly all fsrmers and their wives.
CONST ANTINOPLE, October l.-Uontrary
10 expectation no meeting of the extraordina.
~ council was held TO day 10 decide upon q
reply 10 the peace proposals Of the European
powers.
RAGUSA, October 2-The Mouteneeriu
COVER ment is understood 10 be prepared to
accept he teI ms OF peace based on an exten-
sion Of territory, although the people favor
a continuance OF the war.
BELGRADE, October Am official dis
pate says that two thousand Turks with
forty cannon attacked the SeTvian army on
Saturday near q edetin. They were COM
pletely repulsed with heavy loss after twelve
hours lighting.
HALIFAX, October 2.-Obed Smith how
Oarsmau OF me champion four-oared crew
who distinguished themselves at Philad ii.
phtB, and ais brother Mark, were drowned
this nuruing In Halifax harbor They were
gong home IN their scho ner a vessel of
about sixteen tons, wi some coal and winter
stores on b ard, when they we G run down BY
the mail steamer Nova ScoLian, bound in
from Baltimore. A W, man named Luke, a
passenger with them, wss rescued. The
Smiths were not seen after the collision, and
is is supposed that they sank with the boat,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

FROM the Vienna correspondent OF
the London Times we learn that the let
ter Of the emperor of R1ssis to the en-
psrOr OF Au tria, after describir g in de
tail the dangers Of the situation and
condemning the original peace propCsi-
tons, proposes the immediate occupa.
tion OF Phgaria by his army, and the &C
cupS-Ion Of Bosnia and Herzegovina by
~>se Austrian army, the watching OF the
Blspho1uJ by the navies OF both powers,
5ervis to retain her present inde.
pendence. This prop. ton is to make
sure that the Russian Interpretation of
the term of self-government will be ad-
bered to in the reforms to be introduced
by the porte. Russia thinks this Will
g cp bloodshed and impose on the insur-
gsIt pyovinees the acceptance Of the
C .nditions stipulated in their favor. A
Vienna dispstch to the Daily NesOs says
the reply Of Francis Joseph to the Czsr's
note will not be made until the porte's
ans yer to the peace proposal is received
1 seems now that Count Androssy will
oppose joiDiDg Ru sia in the occupation
OF the Turkish provinces, II Austria
finds support 10 her refusal,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

EUROPE is drifting on to war. Russia
has developed her schemes; has placed
her army on a War footing, waiting or
ders to move at q moments notice, and
Is impatient to march to the point where
every good Russian believes the mani.
fest destiny Of the empire will sooner or
later tsk9 her. When the step is taken
she will be joined by the Greeks and
Roumanians; ard perhaps the world
may again be Mortified by religious
wsr waged by the Greek Catholic church
on the one side, and the Mahomedan
ald R-msn Catholic churches on the
other. Austria, whose integrity will be
jsopsrdized by such a war, is doing what
she can to prevent it. But it will come
in spite Of her, and as q result of the al
most indifference OF Germany and the
contemptible and indefinite policy
Of Disraeli's government, which, in
view OF the large Mahommedan popula-
ton Of Iadia, is fearful openly to oppose
Turkey, and in presence Of Gladstone,
supported by the people, dare not side
with her.
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CONNECTICUT.
Result OF the Town Elections Held
There Yesterday-A Badly
Mixed Lot.

HARTFORD. o 3tober 2-Tn the elec.
tions, so far as heard from in this vicinity, the
gains are in favor OF the Republicans.
10 Hartford the Republicans elect the first
selectman aud assessor, am t. lee constabies.
Most of the other Oft1c rs are democratic.
In Waterbury, strong Democratic town,
the hepu ulicans elect maj ,rity OF the alder
men and council; the Democrats elect the
otner city officers. O,her towns heard from
are as follows:
Demo6l atic-East Hartford, Winchester,
NJ ddletoWn, Windham, New London, De by
Repubhcan-Aven Canton, West Hartford
8 S,msbury, Enfield, ROCKY Hill, Manchester,
Vernon, Norwich, Plymouth, Essex, Madison,
East Haven.
Divide East Windsor, New Britain.
Con titutionaI amend dments have been car
red preventing an 1pcresss OF members of
the Legislature in new towns of l ss tina /
twenty-five hundred inhabitants; ma Sing
com mon pleas judges teI ms four, city judges
Two, and PROBATE judges two years; making
the compensation OF members of The legis-
lature three hundred dollars and mileage;
ei asing tee word white" from the electoral
qualifications. A majority of the towns vote
Tor liquor license.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

THE Washington correspondent OF
the New York World makes = oalcula.
tim as 10 the complexion of the next
house Of representatives, the result OF
which is the Democrats are bound to
have the next house by q fair majority
but the fact should not detraot from the
work of the campaign in the conEres.
sionsl districts, that the large msjority
in the present congress may be approx.
imated as nearly as possible. The Re
p1blicans have deceived themselves
with a close margin, but have entered
the canvass with determination to in-
crease 1t If p0ssib'e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

The Jackson Wing and TiJu,ae, re-
viewing Governor Pyrtel's work, ssy 6
that ''the opposition ID him Crews
feebler every day, and his election is
now q fixed fact. The tsx-humbIg MS
explod d. 1. made, like that OF Hell
Gate, much less noise than was expected, !,
and Thomas has really been lost in the
enthusiasm over Porter. Tde people
have remanded the tax question TO the
legislature, who're it properly belongs,
and the decision Of that body will be
final aud satisfactory -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

AT meeting Of the Rsform club in
Manchester last night, r sht Honorable
John Bright made pointed and sig0ifi
cant speech on the eastern question. He
ssid that he thought a meeting Of par
Lament was desirable, I. would result
In 8 new policy, probably under a new
ministry. 1t would stamp the future
policy of the country with the ecIemn
decision that the blood and uea urs OF
England should never again be wsstei
in behalf Of toe Ottoman empire, Tur-
key shru'd be left to the fate which
Providence had decreed for corruption
and tyranny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

In the WEEKLY APPEAL Of to- day
We repubiish the letter OF Hon. Jere
Black to General Gslfisld, for which
there was q demand go much beyond
anything we anticipated or provided for
s'to compel It's reproduction. Those Of
our friends who have not read this sd mi-
rable production can do so In theWEEk,
LY, which can be hsd in wrappers,
ready for mailing, at five cents per copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

SLADE, the great Spirituslist, with
his confederate Simmons, was yesterday
arrested in London, charged with va.
grancy, and on a second charge of con-
spirscy. DR.. Lsnksster, who makes the
charge OF conspiracy, sTears he saw
Slsds write the messages which he as
serted emsnated from spiIi-s. Slzde is
in 8 tight plscs. PeIhsps the spirits
will help him rut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

GOVERNOR ALLEN w2s interviewed
by reporter Of the Cincinnati COmBler
cidl, few days since, when he did US
the justice to say that "the southern
people are anxious to be reconciied with
the north. They want TO go to work
and earn their living. They doD't de-
sire separation. This agitation Of sac
tionsl pTtj Idices Is most mischisvous,
and the IF Tts Of the politi-isns to make
the northern people beiisve that the
south is trying to gain by steslth wlat
shs failsd to achieve by force Of arms
are damusb.e. 1 Coz slider, said the gov
ernor, the succtes Of the D-mccrRlic
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THERE ia an nnfnr.nn.te tand

THERE il an unfnr;unste feud In the
Republican party of the Memphis district,
which bids 'Air 10 lose to the party a con-
gTessman from tuat district AID several mem.
6ers OF the leg gislature. The only salvation we
see Ior the patty there is the withdrawal from
the Congre siOnai race OF Hon. h 4rnour Lew
IL. Tn ere IL 50 much opposition 10 Mr.. Lewis
in the partyl aud on the part OF the lest men
of tue par. ', that we do MT b-lieve he can be
elected. We believe another Republican can
be elected. We hope Mr.. Lewis will show
himself worthy Of the support and honors
heretofore bestowed upon him by the Repub-
ltcaD party Iu.showing disposition anJ abil-
tty 10 subordinate per Onal ambition to the
INTERESTS of his party end countTy.--Rn0zviIe
Chronicle
Nowitis In order for the gentle and per-
sUasive Barbour to rise up and respond
Tue Federal office-holding ring, the re-
spectsbles and the negro friends of Ed
Shaw, are especially anxious to hear
from him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

GOVERNOR STONE, who personally in
vestigated the recent riot in Oktibbeha
county, ssys: at was q small sfrair,
originating fcOm the calunny circulated
by bitter negro leaders, and their ur-
gent desires to get up campaign az
ticle; that the parties had apparently
resumed friendly relations, and things
were again restored to quiet"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

SPAIN is again in restless and fever
ish coalition. Disputes between Ex-
Queen Isabella and the ministry rela,
tive to the formers pecunisIy claims,
have broGght contempt and ridicule on
all cnncArned
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DIED.

TORBETT-FELIx n. ToBBETr, late Captain
aud Brevet- Major eighteenth U. 3. Infantry,
killed in the discharge OF mis- duty IS DeJuty
q. 3. Marshal, Ia Henry county, Tenn, on
sunday, october l.. 1876. brooklyn IN. } and
Nashville papers please c ipy
Funeral services by Rev. DR.. Steadman.
at No. 2es Poplar street, this CTUESDAY)
morning, at $50 O'Clock. The remains will be
removed for interment in Greenwood Gene.
terry, Brooklyn, New York.
CANNAVAN-At his residence, 100 Wash
ington street, at 80 am, October 2, 1875, JOHN
UANNAvAN, aged sixty two years.
Funeral from st. Peters Church, this (TU Es-
DAY. afternoon, at 80 o'clock. Friends OF
the family are invited TO attend. Carriages at
Flsherty's and at the church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

THE Republicans Of Lancaster, Penn
sylvAnis, In order to feed their bonfres
recently, tore up the wooden crosses il
the Catholic graveyard, burning quite a
number Of them. And yet they are OF
the "God and morality peIty,n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

GENERAL MANY. in q formal ard
somewhat lengthy card, published i'll
the Knoxville Tribune of tn q st, de
clares it his iDieLuon to Iul tie can.
vsss for governor. But the Tribune
says, and truly, tba! ne is bound to fa,l
between two stools-YsTd y and Porter
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

party as especially important at the
present time, as 1t would have the effect
OF alisying whatever feeling may exist
between the two sections, and bringing
the people OF the whole country into 8
better undeTstsndir s of their common
Interest IN Preserving the government
and running It honestly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03
wEArHER PRoRAEILIrIEs,

WAR DEPT, OFFICE ca. SIC. OFFrcKR.l
NAzaGSeTCH, October 2 Is-u. Z
For Tennessee and the OHIO valley,
falling, succeeded during the night By
rising barometer. fresh ana brisk south
eFly minds, veer 10 JDest and n07 hlUest,
and t0drpoaTl clear or partly clOU1y
fDeqther
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

COLONEL CASEY YOUNG aud ]. ".
Clspp speak at Bolivar, Colonel d.
Bose and w. II. Nelson at Lucy, sr d
Hon. s. C, Maddox and Hon. Geo ge 3.
Peters at CoIlierville to morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

facts In the case, this was 8 eoWardIy and IN
provoked deed, disgracefnl TO Henry county
aud every reN pectabie citizen. It is the duty
of the people Of henry county 10 wipe out
this stain by having the murderer apprehe end
ed and punished The time for such deeds Is
past, ADD II now remains TO he seen IL the au-
lhorities OF Henry county can have the laws
of the State Of Tennessee properly executed.
Marshal ToTbett was quiet and efficient OFF,
Ger, who never shirked his duty, but per-
formed it fearlessy, though he has always
be characterized for his kind treatment to
persons under his charge. Two years ago,
when Giles was arrested in Henry county,
this officer took his bond, and thereby saved
him the trouble and modification Of
coming to Memphis. Last spring, when
Marshal TOIbett arrested two men on the
charge o, violating the United States rev
enus laws, ths friends of the accused threat
eoed 10 stop the tram and throw 1t of the
track, If necessary, in order to rescue the pris-
oDers. he officials of the Louisville and
Nashville and Grea southern railroad learn
ing this, telegraphed from Paris to a station
between there and the Tennessee river to the
conduc or OF The train. This occurred last
June, but fortunately tue train was not mo
lest=d and came thI ough safe to Paris, at
which point the MARSHAL, with his prisoners,
got aboard, Now; will the authorities Of
Henry county exert themselves to have Giles,
the murderer, ar es ed? We trust they will
and ehall await 10 see what is done in behalf
OF law, order and tusuce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

AT Cincinnati, last hight, Hon. James
g. Blaine made a speech in which he
took occasion to reply to the lettsr< of
Hon. Charles Francis Adams, j. ~hich
he presented Mr. Adsme' political
record since 1860. in retaliation for the
latter's review Of Blaine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-03

TIE planet Vulcan, which hGs "soared
for centuries, dsrk with excessive
bright" will tO-dsy pGss between the
earth and the sun, the center Of attrsc-
ton to all the big telescope gazers of
this earth