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WONDERFUL IN ITS RESULTS ?-There is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as ShitohS Consumption Cure. 1t has es-
tablished the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hoarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms, if it was
unreliable it would be the greatest folly to
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing to try it as
it can be returned if it does not give salts
faction after using two-thirds of bottle.
Call at my store and get a sample bottle,
10 cents, or regular size for so cents or
81. If your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shloh's Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A. w. HrGGINs, Rutland; Rice & Co.
Castleton DIR. Meeker 81 DR.. Campbell,
Poultney w. Sweet, Fairhaven else
where by dealers generally
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Cen scisniaI.

The Mason & Bamlin Organ Compspy
are represented at Philadelphia by thirteen
of their world-renowned organs, declared
by all critics to be the finest LOT of instru-
ments ever exhibited anywhere. These or
gans have always taken the hIghes, awards
when exhibited in competition with other
organs This is fact worthy the consid-
Grafton of any who are thinking of buying
an organ. Over $4,000 of these organs
are rented by the month until the rent pays
for them. L. II. WOOD,
DIV General Agent, Rutland, Vt.
have one new buggy wagon, made By
Promo, for sale cheap. L. II. WooD.
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a Clerk Robs His Employer.

ST. ALBANs, VT, June II.
Edward A. Pierce, for three years a
clerk for b. f. Robinson, dry goods dealer
10 this place, has absconded, having robbed
his employer of about $4,000.
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Desperate Democrats.

BObIUN, JUHC To
AT meeting of the Massachusetts del
egates to the national democratic corven.
ton, resolution was adopted pledging the
delegates to vote as unit for that candi-
date possessing the qualifications requisite
for the defeat of the republican nominee.
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Plymouth Gold.

Work has recommended at the Green
Mountain gold mine, in Plymouth, under
the supervision Of the proprietor, Mr.. v.
Woodcock, who is working five men and
reports the washings at $25 per day.
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OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN, June 13-l Il. IN.
For Tuesday, throughout the Atlantic
states, continued southwest TO northeast
winds, cloudy or foggy and rainy weather
will prevsil with stationary temperature
and Dressurcg
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THIRD DISPATCH.
WAsHlSGroY, June 12-I1:3O

WAsHlNGToN, June 12-I1:3O p. m.
The following telegram was sent to
Congressman Hale at II 80 O'Clock
tonight stating Mr. Blaines condition
at that hour Mr.. Blaine has arisen from
his bed and eat in chair several minutes
and conversed with his physicians. He is
gaining strength steadily.
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The best in the world. Read what Strauss
and Wehli soy about it:
STRAUss-'Y pianos astonish me.
have never yet seen any pianos which equal
yours"
WEHLI-"Madame Parepa called your
piano the best in the United States. | fully
endorse that opinion They have no rival
anywhere"
These magnificent instruments may be
seen at our store. Catalogues sent free.
MCCLURE & HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, 5S West st.
april 1dSwtf
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Temnerance Address.

Henry Ballard, esq, of Burlington, de-
livered temperance address at Middle
bury on Sunday evening, under the aus
pices Of the Reform club.
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Mr.. Kerr Improving.

WASHINGTON, Juno 10.
Mr.. Kerr's physicians say he 10 decided
ly better to-day, and should no untoward
symptoms occur he will convalesce rapid
ly and be restored TO his usual health in a
days.
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so protracted In their course, and debilitat ny
In their effect upon the health. which ordina-
cnH saftpend upon hereditary Influences, as In
Sonsui l'is,. ri scrofula, or are the result OF
dcepraved nutrition, IiuHi ,.crartect, .ossimila.
digestive process is complete, material Is not
prepared for nourishlng the tissues ana repair
Ing the waste resulting from mental and phys
zeal exerton dminution Of constitutional
vigor Is soon apparent, and the vital organs,
partaking o4 the general debility, speedily
manifest symptoms OF arrangement. 1t is N
this class OF cases that DIR, WuERLER's COM
POUND ELIXIR OF FHosPHATEs AND CAIIsAYA de-
monstrates Its extraordinary nutritive proper
ties, being at once a chemical food lad medica-
ment OF the highest value. te6d&w2w
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STILL IMPROVING.
WASHINGTON. June 12-l1a.

WASHINGTON, June 12- II u. m.
Dlaine's favorable symptoms all continue
to increase. Ropes are placed across the
streets leading to Blaine's residence, to
prevent his being disturbed by passing We
hicles, and men are stationed at the door
who deny admittance to all persons.
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safely and certainly that great external
remedy. GLEENs SULPHUR SOAP, removes GU
taneous eruptlons by opening the pores whose
0bstruci ion was the cause OF the difficulty,
Test ana you will endorse It.
BEAUTIFUL SHADES OF BLACK OR Brown are pro-
duced by HIHLs HAIR DYE. teGd6Wlw
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Tho circulation of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of the
"Weekly Globe" 10 q half larger than that OF
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and more than the combined circulation
of ell tho ether weeklies in Rutland county.
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An Extensive Shut Down.

PRovrDENoE, June 10.
The Sprague manufacturing company
have given orders to shut down all their
mills and print works as soon as the stock
can be run out. The cause is the present
depressed condition of the market for cot
ton goods. The production will not be re-
eumed until prices are improved.
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John Gain, agent Of the Vermont mt
tual and other companies. 6fllcc Jude
the town hall. DIV
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Visit Mrs. G. T. Loops hair store, Cen
ter St., over Townsend's fnrnits"e roonia,
Rutland, Vt. dif
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York etock and Money Earket.

NEW YORK. June -.
Money closed easy At 2@2h per cent.
Prime mercantile paper l@oH per cent.
sterling exchange steady at 4s7K@4s9H.
Gold opened at 1925, declined 10 Ivy, ana
Clearings At the Cold Exchange f23, Ol3,Ooo.
Custom receipts, 1878 600.
Treasury disbursements, SIO,OOO
Governments firm.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Railroads bonds firm.
to per cent, follored by further fall of y 10
,. per cent. The market during the last hour
OF business was Irregular, some shares closing
at the lowest point OF the day and others show
ing partial recovery.
The transactions III stocks to-day aggregated
9ls0,6 shares. The principal dealings were as
Erie, 5000; Lake shore, $1,000; Pacific
Mail, l1,3O St. Paul, $500 +; do. preferred. g
900 Western Union, 1880.
Gold closed az 1920.
Money offered at M.
Governments dun and steady.
State bonds are nominal.
Stocks dun and irregular.
The following are the closing quotations
u. =. Ca 81 rcg"., l195a Harlem ..........1 1873
U. S. 6s 81 comp. ..l23ss do pref. .133
z, 8. 5-20s '6i cUup. Michigan Central AK
U. ), 6-20s % Old. 10 Z panama .......l36
U. $. S-205 G5 new.,120ls Union Paclflc...,.. 80
u, s. E-20s 57...,,122ai Lake Shore q Mich
q. q. 5-20s '6S.....12SA igan Southern o.. s3L
u. 8. IS new.....ll7i9 Illinois Central.... 81
u. s. 10i0s reg,...ilIfs Cleveland q Pitts
u. S. 10-40s COUP. ISL burg ........... VIZ
Currency C9......, 1853 Chicago North
Delaware and IIud- western. .......,. 40H
son Canal. ...1OSIs do pref..... COS
CautOD............. p Cleveland, Colun-
Consolidated Coal. 40k bus Cin....., 4S
Cumberand... So n. J. Central,..... SIN
western Union Tel Rock Island. ..... s.
egraph. ........ 67.& NIL. & st. Paul..... 395s
Quicksilver ....... IA do pref. CPS
DO pref. 10 Fort WayDe...... 1C2A
Pacific MALI. 92A Chicago Alton. 10l II
Adams Express. los do pref..1tS
Wells, Fargo IS Co. 901S Del, Lack. West. i071s
American NJ. u. En- U. b. e Q.......ll6H
press. ...,... % Hannibal & ST. Jo-
United States EX- seph.,........,. 10
press. ...,....... 10 Central Pacifc... 10sa
New York Central Union pacl1c..... .i05
and ii. Il 4. ...i0GN Exchange long. .4ss
Erie....... ...... 1871 10 short. 400
do pref....... :. 10
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Blame Recovering.

WASHINGTON, June 1880 q. IN.
Blaine slept quietly during the night.
He awoke this morning much better, and
with no dangerous symptoms. The pros
poets Of 8 speedy recovery are excellent.
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE

were not tapped, doubtless for want of the
proper tools. The plumber was five bottles
of spring water. The burglars were prob
ably tramps.
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MARRIAGES..

BUTTERFIELD-DEWLE Ludlow, June
18th, by Rev. ii. K. whitney, Mr.. d. *. But
teriield TO Miss Mary A. Dawley, both OF
Ludlow.
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HAoKMETAcK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
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THE CONKLINO MEN

continue to keep their counsels and to
work indefatigably. George:William Cur
It's is here, the only New York delegate
opposed to Conkling and earnest in his ad-
vocacy of civil service reform. Michigan
is the only state which has thus far shown
any detection from Blaine. At least six
delegates FROM that state who were origin
ally for Mr.. Blaine have come out for Brs-
tow
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BRIsTow AND HIS CHANCES.

Mr. Bristow's friends are IN high spirits
this morning, and their list of delegates
who will vote for the gallant Kentuckisn
on the first ballot is securing constant ac-
cessions A story that Mr.. Brstow, if
elected president would sanction the pay
ment of the southern war claims almost
without limit is untrue.
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A CONSULTATION,

Ellis II. Roberts and George William
Curtis we're reported In conference with
John NJ. Harlan, of Kentucky, and other
friends of Bristow. Curtis and Roberts
have not yet publicly expressed a prefer
cnce for any candidate, but speeches are
expected from them in opposition to Conk-
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HAYES AND MORTON.

The Hayes men intimate that they have
assurance of large re-inforcements from the
Blaine ranks. Gov. Morton has at least
five hundred energetic workers here from
Indiana, and they have their headquarters
decorated with flags, at the Burnett house,
the Gibson house and the Grand Central
hotel.
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BLAINE's FRIENDS HOPEFUL.

Mr.. Blaine's friends's fears have been
disspated by the reports from Washington.
John L. Stevens, of Augusta, Mr.. Blaine's
former partner, says be has known him to
be similarly Frustrated after excessive la
Dor and great mental STRAIN, but that he
was always quick to recover. The reports
Of the hostility of Mr.. Bristow to Mr..
Blaine are false. Their friendly relations
remain unclouded.
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A HAnTRANFT DELEGATION.

A Philadelphia dispatch says delega-
ton, without credentials, 1877 strong,
headed by Mayor Stokely and Postmaster
Fairmsn, left for Cincinnati last night.
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A PRACTICAL JOKE.

The republican reform club of New
York was made the victim Of a practical
joke by members of the New York repub-
lican club. The former are stopping at
the Gibson house, and have the name of
their organization on canvass stretching
across the entire front OF the house. The
members of the latter placed underneath in
letters equally large the legend "For Presi-
dent, Roscoe Conkling.".
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A GOOD REPORT.

a ~ "''' onf'
1000 Shingles laid and only 10 found poor.
CHAS. 7. HARRIS d co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17
THE STORM IN EUROPE.
Additional Particulars about the I'm
precedented Devastation by Storm
and Flood in France and
Elsewhere.

LONDON, March 16.-The weather is
hardly settled yet though it has greatly
moderated. From all parts Of the coun-
try come details of the destruction by
the gale. The rivers Cherwell, Tone,
and others, overfoWed the country for
miles. Paris advices say that Bercy,
Neuilly, Cou1bevoie, Armiens, Billan-
court, Point du Jour, Austenil, Sevres,
st. Cloud, and other suburbs of the city,
were all more or less inundated. The
suffering caused by the floods is very
great. Marshal and Madame MacMa-
hon have each visited separate quarters
and distributed relief personally. Mad
anne MacMshOn sent the pTefect OF po
lice five thousand francs for the relief of
the sufferers, and public contributions
are being made for the same object. All
the large streams between Paris and the
eastern frontier of France are over their
banks and the country for miles around
Is flooded. In Normandy the gale was
terrible. On thu Calvados coast masses
OF rock were blown off the cliffs. In
Belgium the hurricane was terrific. The
barometer at Liege fell below the lowest
reading on record. Elsewhere in Ger
many the storm was most violent, and
generally on the continent the telegraph
lines were damaged 10 an extent hitherto
unparalleled.
LONDON, March 16 "A P P4ris dispatch
in the Times reports that inundations
have stopped the work in the govern
ment tobacco factory and in the found
cries OF AlfortviIle. Two hundred houses
are flooded at st. Maur. The gale of
Sunday caused frightful devastation
of life and property Eleven persons
were killed in Cambray. At Ssllners
the river Roer rose twenty or thirty feet,
inundating the county. AT Coblintz the
Rhine rose behind the railway bridge
like water spout to the hight OF houses.
Hamburg and Frankfort have also suf-
farad
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DOn,t Want 10 be a scape.GOAt.

CHICAGO, March I6-HOyt, the in
dicted ex-revenue collector who left for
Canada, wrote an explanatory let
ter yesterday to his counsel, Mr.. DsX-
ter, in which he says be took the step at
the esrnegt solicitations of his fdends,
and because he knew that enough per-
iured testimony had been manufactured
against him TO make him scape-gost
for the crimes Of others. be would re-
turn as coon as he became convinced
that he could Obtsin fair trial Tor THIS,
b.nisbnieut vas worse TO him than
even an unjust t,ial Gpd punishment.
The grand imy have returned tndict-
ments against Phillip Hadswcf.h, ex-
20 lactor Of internal revenue Of his dis
trict. u. w. Mum, ex-supervisoT oil in
ternsI revenue, aud f. 7. Bridges, ex-
revenue agent. Tbs letter has gone to
(Hanaio
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

THE New York SiGg is authority Tor
the statement that facts obtained from
credible sources, which will doubtless be
msde public in an authoritative form IN
a few dayp, 20 to show that Caleb Z.
Marsh had no intention whsteVer OF
leaving the country when he left Wash
ington on Thursday, March %, on the
half-past one O'Clock train, and that he
hurried 70 Canada only after receiving a
telegram from Washington to the effect
that the whole power Of the government
would be exerted in furnishing him as .
witness against Belknsp. If this can
be made to sppesr, there will be chance
for more impeachment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

RUBENsTEIN is to be hanged on the
xeuty-lourth. He is Won BuloW's
greatsst rival, With the sole exception oil
fiszt. and u composer OF genius. close
-esemIlins that Of Chopin. 1t is sad
that 3 man 70 talented should prove 30
great q criminal; b1t the instances lG .ar LuI-
and others uoint TO the conclusion that
men OF great intellect are often destitute
nf moral character Chicago Times,
March 1Gth.
Such blurder amounts to a crime,
snd "a unpsrdonabie in newspaper of
60 b,gb a character as the Times. We
need not ssy that the Rubensteln TO Oe
hanged is az oId-clothes dealer OF Ne"
York, whose genius is OF another order
than that which distinguishes the grea'
Russian pianist.
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HOME TELEGRAMg.

New York, March Is: The BUentng
Post announces the death this morning
OF Prof. M. Wetmore, regent OF New
York university.
Cleveland, Ohio, March 16: Petro-
around; standard white, 10 test, I13c;
prime white, $50 test, l27c.
New York, March Is: The Democratic
S ate convention will be held in Utica,
the twenty-sixth Of April. Governor
Tilden's friends wanted it held in AL
bany few weeks eaflieT.
Chicago, March l6: The funeral OF
the late General J. D. Webster, former
ly collector OF internal revenue, took
place this morning. The Firstregiment
participated in the service.
Cincinnati, March Is: Quite a gale
passed over this city about noon to-day,
tearing the roofs off OF number OF
houses. 10 casualties are reported, and
the damage not ssceftainable, as yet.
Boston, March Is: The elegant new
building OF the Young Mems christian
upion vS%s dsdicated Yesterday, Gov
ernor Rice, Rev. Rober! Collyer, James
Freeman, bishop Clark and others,
took part.
Nashua, n. H March I6: a fire hfoke
out at Milton to-day. The Railroad
house and Newell block have been
burned, and the fire is still spreading 6
Engines from this city and Milford have
gone to their assistance.
New York, March 10; The 3Tg6l.Tt
announces that Mrs. Schurz, wife of Ex'
Saostgr Carl SshutZ died Veaterday
afternoon at her husbands residence, il
this city, of puerperal fever. She gave
birth on Sunday to a boy.
st. Louis, March Is: The locomotive
and oight cars of freight train, on the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad, wen
through the bridge over the Merrima'
river yesterday az noon, killing Chris
LeasoD, the engineer, and badly bruis
ing Harrison Preston, the fireman, ant
destroying a good deal Of property
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17
LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, judo

Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
The calendar to-day is made up of the
following cases; 1929, Toube vs WASH
ington fire and marine insurance COM
pany; 22S6, City of Memphis VS. Eddins
ct al; 310I, Marks, trustee vs Radigan
ct al; 3102, Burk vs City of Memphis;
323S, Cicalla VS. Cicalla; 3244, Flynn VS.
Smalzreid; 32S9. Sale vs. Graves ct al,
administrator; 1921, Marshall VS. COOney /;
1905, E. Keck & Bro. vs. Crews; 1919,
Mayer vs Junkerman ct al; 1923, Means
VS. Powers administrator; 1925, Oliver,
Finnie & Co. vs Solari; 3329, Pollard
ct al VS. Hoegel; 934l, State Of Tennes-
see vs Tigner; 3349, Watkins VS. Mem
phis and Charleston railroad company /;
30Sl, Sharpe vs. VsnBrocklin; 1913,
Patterson VS. Apperson; 1918, Apper.
son, executor, VS. Patterson.
Criminal COurt-Adams, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: $50, Theodore GOebell; $50, Cnas.
Fain; 5l3, II. T. Brandon; 507, William
Anderson; sos, John Richardson; 49S,
Susan Smith; 49O, Thomas Merris; Ais,
Tkos RYAN,
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CatsTe Statistics Promised.

ST. LOUIS, March IG-Ihe Kansas
City Price CtlTTCat OF tO-mOTToV will
publish 8 letter from a Prominent cattle
trader OF Kansas, giving as sccurate in
formation OF the cattle drive from Texas
the coming sGasOn as can bs obtained.
The letter IS from San Antonio, Texas,
and gives the names Of the owners and
the number OF cattle in each herd, foot.
ing up in the aggregate two hundred
aud ffty-eight thousand head. This
does not include the cattle which have
beep yintersd in the Indian Territory.
About one-third OF the whole number
WI! be contract cattle, and one-hali
stock cattle. The most OF the driye will
be concentrated in Kansas, between
Dodge City and Eiiis, 50 that advantage
may lie taken Of the rates over either the
Kansas Pacific or the Atohison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

EVEN the s!ow.cosch Cincinnau
Ga-ele condemns brother OTville Grant.
IL save Of him that he "seems TO be un'
conscious of this degradation OF tae in
fIuence of his illustfious brother; ana
the brother himself seems to have been
unconscious that this giving his brother
a rowing license to trade on his relation
chip w.s anything uubscoming his high
position. It is evident that he has that
low and sordld nature which makes him
unconscious thst there was any indeiI'
csey in this.r "Fhe loyal ressos," " says
.,,e New York Tribune, " is left in hsr-
rowI,,0 doubt a. 10 Which brother il
meant by the sentence, He has thai 10"
and sord,d ciure which makes him un'
conscious that n. ere was any iR6elicacy
ip this -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17
MISSISSIPPI.
Senate Organized as Court for I'M
parchment of Ames u. y. Troops
to sc Removed.
Special to the Appeal I

Special to the Appeal
In the supreme court Mr.. Peyton re-
signed the chiefjusticeship, but remains
on the bench as associate justice. II.
F, Simrall thus becomes chief-justice.
The senate organized ss a court
OF impeachment for the trial of Ames,
Chief-Justice Simrsll presiding. Sum-
mons were issued citing Governor
Ames to appear to.morrow at half-psst
ten O'clock.
A bill limiting the special tax in Boli-
var county to pay bonds, passed over
the governors veto.
The house adopted the resolution re-
scinding the instructions to the commit
tee to memorialize the President to re-.
move the troops from Pike and Amite
counties. Legislation unimportant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

OF BUCHANAN's call for help for our
poet, the New York Herald ssys;
Homer, we are told, begged for bread,
Chstterton was driven to suicide, OtWsy
was q starveling and Milton in his day
Jared 40 bstter than Walt in Ours-let US
hope, however, that the libersl think
ers of Am5rica will not leave the work
OF belping WI! Whitman in his time
of suffering entirely in foreign hands" )"
Who will subscribe first?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

TIE Jackson Clarion does not think
the causes bringing about the appoint
ment OF a rsceivership for the Central
railroad reflect discredit upon the man.
asemeut Of Colonel M'Comb and the
able corps whom he had engaged in the
service Of the road. They have done all
that men could do to overcome the OBJ
stacles with which they had to contend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-17

TIE good book speaks Of "three
tbinRsu which are past fiading out, but
they ars not the "three things" which
are puzzlirg mankind to-day, to-wit:
TIE meaning Of Attorney General
Pierrepont's letter 10 southern prosecHt-
ing officers in the whisky tr!al'i why
Plymouth church maintains a farce
which is transparently ridiculous to the
world; and how Babcock slipped 30
easiIy back into the Presidential bosom.