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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23

..s.sa San Francisco, nstmerO "a.
geaeEa --A-A4--.-~-
q En- 81 altnacen de Francisco Bas-
ton y Css Sc hai'an de yenta los artl-
cuos siguisntes, de superior cailfta1 y
a pleclos n6dicos. -
Hero XalsanlLado acanalado.
Clayos de tonelero, ingieses.
Machstes perrilios, moru,los J da;-
o','es R.'s!. iall::ss l:.s., .=s g.!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
lnteresante.

Ell Licenciado en- Leyes, D. Hilario Cuevias y
Hernandez que acsbs do regresar de la Peninsula ha
alberto su bufete en- Ia cae de Ia Cluz ndmero "a,
donde otrece sus numerosos amigos al pdblico
generalpa todo 10 refsrente profession. 3-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Canas de hie1ro

y forros para las tnismas, 50 hallan
constantemente De venta, en- el esta-
blecimiento ''El TelSgrafo,s calls de
Gan .DustO. uiimerO IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Agencia de Negoeios,
22.-San Justo- 90.

Ron viejo 4 realess botella
Idem de Jamaica reales iden.
Idem de cabeza / real iden1.
Idsm de murta 2 rsales idsm,
Idem mals8ueta 2 reales idem.
Doble aniz, 3 realea idem.,
Vino de Bordeaux resles idem.
Vino San Vicente { reales idem.
Vino tinto de mesa.
Caoao de Caracas segun class.
Adsm6s Do satos articulos, hay des caisa Dc kiare
Vario mnsblss sol viva para hacsr as6csr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Giro de Letras,

Sobre C6diz, Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
cantidades do $5 On adslante oorta vista gran los
que suscrben.
Pusrto-Rico 1s de Febrero de 1s75.-Irierte, Her
mano do Caracena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
OcaSion c0nVeIiieDte en- SederiiaS.

En- Ell 'TEGRAFO, calle do San Justo ntmero II,
reslzan sus crecdas existencias de gr6s gaces
gros asl como tambien popnes y moar6s de solorss,
precios de fabrica por esperar fscturas de
Europa. go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
I'll dHcubinBntN nS grande del Sg|d
Egyptian Hair Coloring.
No es wn tisate.
No es I'm tSNte.

A Ia vez que cumple con cuanto ofrecen Sc propo.
men la inndad de artfcuos que halan de venta no
asemea NADIA alas composciones espesas turbias
de agatre de acetate de pomo, nj los Tintes para
Cabello, cuyas propiedads dependen del Nitrate de
plata de otros metales venenoses, porque
Diferente de Otra preparedness,
No deja mancha en- la piel en- la ropa. e-
No ennegrece los ornamentos de orc plata.
No deja capa insouble de azufre de acetate de
plata en- el cabello, que es nocivo dssagradable.
vicie premature como 10 hacen otras preparedness
No afecta de ningun modo la salud como 10 han he
cho ,tras preparedness me4icas de una mansra aar
mante hasta ell extreme de llanar la atencion del p-
bco Ia prensa per6dica amonest&ndole contra su uso
No requiers 81 uso continue de aceites nj pomadas
para conrarar la asperezs los esctos secanas con-
secuentes al usO de preparedness nocivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
MUM. %.
pREc1os DE sUscRIPcIoN.

or un ako $40 islaPor ssis mssse 1850
$3-Por rssles en- a Capital ~ On rsass
Il per6dico franco de porte ingsa t5
aho on la ,iaa iie Cuba $l1 . =.
Las suepconss pagan smprs adslanadoy les susc
los Agsnsss drsesansas on ssa Ad
rpinistacon.
81 Bo1xrlx savia todas parties franco Do porte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
"LA FAMA."
F66rica de Pastas de tedas clases de To.
Nsds RaterG, 2: Lt,sea. !.

El duefo de este acreditado establecimisnto auuu-
ola & sus favorscsdorys Il p6bico en- general eus
hObiendO hecho una gran reforms On dicha fabrica,
parasl mayor adelantoy mejoras de industrial
pedsra los Gdeos les prscos sguisntss: !: elass
10. 2a & -. 3: & 81, las & v caiss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
VIRGINIA PRATS.

Esta obra coptinuacion del Tesoro de los PiratGs,
escrita por D. Jose Perez Morris acaba de imprmirse
correcta Y lujosamente. Vendese en- la Liberia de
Gonzalez Font peso elejsmplar Ia rlstica dsz
reaes pasta hoandesa. Al mismo precio % expen-
de ALI Ell Itsoro de los PiratGs
Los suscrptores de Ia Capital pusden mandar rees
ger dicho establecimento eienplarss. los sus
crptores del rssto de a sla envar1n los suyos por
el vapOr costanero.
Los que gusten tensr ambas noveas empastadas On
solo voldmen, 1s rsales 81 eemplar, pusden in
di arlo
Todo habtante del interior que snvie al autor al
t1itor peso Is centavos sellos de telegrafOs
ca rreOs para esmpar 10 rdstca doce rsass pa
A todo el que mande sl importe de diez
mplares % le regalar1 uAo 1-M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Sc conpra.

Un juego de eoronas para trapichs de esqueleto de
20 pulgadas de diametro de fundicion extranjera-
En- Ia Quincalla de Cabrera, informaran. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
iInteresante!

Sc venlsn varios montes, sitos 81 departments
de Arecibo, propios para cafe con excelentes ma
dsras entire elias el ausubo 4: Los que des cen tomar
parte este nego,o pueden diig Sc al Sr. D. Jose
Fec Bello, comefciante recidente Arecibo. 7-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Circular.
Ban Juan P. r. 3 de Fsbrsro Dc 1876


4uy %. MO:
Tsngo 81 gusto de parcipar v. que desds ssta ie-
cha qusdo heshs cargo bajo mi solo aombrs de- IL
que a9raba On ssta plaza bao 10 rsson do CAPETI-
LII COMP, por dsoucion do ssta y eomprs que
hscho de 81 active y pasivo CON sbjeto decenti-
nuar sA los mism0s nsgsciOs. =
Con la ;misrna Hscha he e0nferide 0i pOder general
{ d. Antonio Z. Vsrgna. para que ne rsprsssnts en-
toda mis- opsraeieass. .-.:. "
EspsrO me dispenSarln d misma sos6saHa q1e
Ais . Atecesorss, sucribo atsnto g. 3. @ s. ii -
jaime Juan Sans6 ..~..~. la =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Sc ende.

Ell establecimisnto "La Perla, con las poeas exis.
encas que .iene que 10 nterese puede passr al mis-
mo local Ia CASA nilmero SO dea cae de Ia Forta-
leza donds informaran dc las condolences. So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Vspr Americana 'rarondebt.'

Toca1k On este puerto del 81 al 22 del corriente
seguir1 su viaje para Nueva- York Adms carga pa
sajsros. Para detalles dirgirss Latmer y Comp
Cosignatarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Interesante q los Hacendados.

Cal viva de la acreditada fabrica,
hacienda "Marcelina." ."-Dep6sito en-
Mayaiiez, Sres. Heise, Kraemer y G:
-Humacao, Noya y Hernandez
Para los pedidos dirigirse 4 los que
suscriben.-Hedilla y C:-Playa de
Ponce 9-13
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Star Ball Line.

Gran Inca de vapores correos ngleses entire Nueva-
York y el Brasil, con escala en- este puerto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Consulate Britanico

Segun disposition del Gobsrnador Brit2nico On los
as de correspondents para Europa las cartas % res
ran este ConsuladOs hasts la una del dia Gin mults
hasta las CON mults de IL centanyoa POr ear
tas excepto las que hechen e buzOn CON loo sslos
Sngeses necesarios. .1 ----.. 8
Caando el frau9usO es forzoso las oartas puestas
en- 81 buzo" son franqueAdas no pusden ser snvis
das por e vapOr ingl6s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Heise, Kraemer y G.,
MAYAGUEZ.

GIRAN A CORTA VISTA SOBRE
MADRID, BARCELONA, -ALIC ANTE,
MALAGA, GRANADA, .ALMER1A,
VILLA Y VALENCIA a.. :
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23

Pnblieass ssa ps6so Domingo mrcsss v6ns. Guam
grdtis ss saseiptsrts 81 & .h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-23
Ferreter1a.

! San Francisco, nstmero "a,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
KELLOGG,S CARD.

We publish this morning card from Gov
ernor Kellogg that denies in toto a state
ment in the New Orleans Picayune to the ef-
feet that be va in correspondence with SEN
ntor Conoy-r. Of Florida, and Governor
Chamberlain, with view to swindling the
Democracy of those States out Of tha majori-
tiee they have earned by judicious work for
TIlden. Hendricks and Reform If Cover
nor Kellogg had not made for himself
character JustifyIng tn" charge Of the
Picayune, We would willingly give him credit
for speaking the trIth. A. it j., We 10 not
believe him; hut We do believe, On the con-
trsry-. that he Il now. at TINS moment. doing
all be can. with the aid and conniyance Of the
Radical members Of the Returning Board. to
cheat the people Of Louisiana out Of their
votes. Just as he did in 1872 and 1874, and
that be II even equal to the conspiracy with
winch he stands charged 10y the hcayune.
Indeed. be II 80 infamous that We regard him
equal to anything in political chicsnery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
OUR LEeEsLArIvE cANDIDATEs,

We regret exceedingly. that Colonel Du-
Bose and Colonel NJ. d. L. Stewart have been
defeated fer the Legislature, and by 20 small a
majority. We have not in the thousands who
on Tuesday testified their feslty to the party.
two more intelligent, honest or upright Dem
ocrats. Their connection with our party has
leen alike profitable to il aud honorable to
them, and w hore a day viii come when their
fellow-partisaus VII correct the vote which
denies 10 them ssslt' IN the Legislature Mean
while, they have some consolation in know
ing that the places intrnded ior them by the
Democratic party are to be filed by two good
citizens, gentlemen Of capacity the wort
thing that can be said of whom J. that they
belong to the Republican party. The election
OF Mes9rs. Love, Coleman. Peters. Douglass,
Nelson. Maddux and Collier i still greater
stretch Of consolation. all the more 50 that
they have -uc,eeded IN spite Of the ''comGna-
tions, the bargains, and the 'selling-out'
of the Thomas independents Good men,
and worthy the honors the people have con
ferred sp0n them, We rejoice in their success.
believing tliat they viii in all respects fulfill
the expectancy Of the public. who look to
them for safe, conservative and economical
legislation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11

New York Tribune.

NKw YORK, November 10.-The Tribune
says the following is in substance the latest
news and comment furnished at the head
quarters Of the national committee: " InfOr-
nation from Louisiana and Florida shows
that the White League and kuklux are max
ing raids. on the ballot boxes and canvassers.
This of course proves that they know they
have lost these States. Governor Kellogg and
Governor Steams are informed that the Lead
ing friends of Mr.. Tilden are on their wav to
Louisiana and Florida, and they invite prom
inent men of national reputation of both par
ties TO I've present They ask that the situa-
ton and the facts be thoroughly known.
They say, We know We are right and will
stand or fall by the record.
New York Evening Post.
The Evening Post editOrially says: Our
special dispatches from Florida leave no rea-
-Onable doubt that Hayes has a majority in
that State These dispatches are confirmed
by an examination Of a dispatch to the Times
giving the first returns by counties which
have been received. The result III Louisiana
l. yet to be definitely aScertained. but it Is
reasonable 10 expect a Republican majority.
1t seems safe to take South Carolina from the
list of doubtful States The Sun does 80 IN
its leading editorial article this morning.
The Crazy New York Times
New YORK, November 10.-The Times re-
peats the assertion that there is no room for
further doubt of the election of Hayes. The
statement il based upon specials from Flori-
da, South Carolina and Louisiana.
The New York Herald Vet in Doubt.
NEW YORK, November 10.-The Herald
considers the election still doubtful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
IN THE TROUGH OF THE SEA.
Boss Tweed In a Bad Box MaIfzE
Slow Progress to His Future
Goal tJaIlJ-AdmiraI RobcsOu
Uneasy for HIa Hulk.

Washington telegram states that Secrp-
tary RObesOn, after consulting several ugv I
0rhces last night, sent orders t. Captain John
ID. Russell, COMMANDING the United States
steamer POwhattan at Norfolk. To proceaI
without moments delay In search Of tn.
Franklin, and to bring her to port
The orders for the United States rtaan--
PoWhHttan to proceed in search Of the Fr,nkI,l.
hay. been revoked, but sheis directed TO be- In
readiness.
Captain Bernecker. Of the ship Norman who
passed off Sable island November 4. sighted
steamship resembling q man-of-ygar. and
thought 70 b. the missing United States
steamer Franklin, bringing back the fugitive
W.M. Tweed, says he passed vii hin thre. SHIN,
length Ot the steamship. and noticed rHgt 81.
rolled heavily. a. II watrr-lO-g.-l. and be was
positive that her gUns alone TOuId not have
caused her b roll 40 heavily. There was NJ
the time a strong breeze. but tn, sea vras
moderate, and no vessel in good condition
would have been seriously affected by H. Th.
steamer rolled from side 10 sida - that the
gunwaleS were almost nr GJlit- under wafer l.
was bright moonlight night. and his oF,s.--
SauOns Of the vessels movements were "a
accurate a. they could have been bv daylight
The SHIP wa making very slow progress. but
the Norman being compelled to beat up
against head winds the steamship was .oon
lo4t Eght Of Captain B,.rnecker diI not offl-
any assistance, nor nail the steamer. as b..
VIA 40 near her that if assistance had t4..n
wanted It would have been asked for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
GENERAL CHALMERS.

No man IN the United States save General
Hampton. Of South Carolina undertook task
20 difficult ~ that which General Chalmers
accomplished IN carrying hi district 10y over
three thousand vote. It WA herculean job.
one the magnitude Of which viii be- appre-
cisted by the readers Of the APPEAL when
we tel them that an immense negro majority
was encountered, and honorahly and credita-
bly, couciliated and won over to the cause Of
gol government. General Chalmers has
achieved the grandest triumph Of cam
psign that, viewed in any light, was the most
srduou- IN the history Of the Union. We
congratulate him and congratulate his con-
stituents on a choice for representative every
way justified by the result Of his labors during
the past three months.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
THE CENTENNIAL.
Imposing Ceremonies OF Closing ths
Grand Exposition Address by
COmmisSiOner MOrrcIi. and
Music BY ThOmas's Or
chestra-

PHILADELPHIA, November IU-Euiu La
Oeen falling steadily since morning. but Ia
spite OF dsCOuragIug weather a great uuruhe,
/ OF people art III attendance at the Centennial
grounds to witness the formal closing Of tb-
Exposition. Smc- early morning steam AMI
street Cars going t0 the grounds lave r-u
crowded, and al two clock. th. uu. Of l---
ginning the ceremonies, i was estimated that
fully one hundred thousand p-UuI,. w-r- Ill
Slde the lnclOsun-. Shortly hpfuretwO D clock
President Gran., escorted by Governor Haye-
ley, asc'-naei the platform. followed by tn,
Centennial C0mn4sTIDu. board Of tnauc-.
foreign commissioners and invited guest
After the excitement Of the multitude, o.
ca1Oned by the presence Of General Grant
had subsidized. the orchestra. UNDER the dir,-,-
hon o. Iheo'.--c Thomas, performed WsE-
ner : Inauguration March. comp0-gd ortLr
opening exercises Oh the tenth Of Nav last
At III conclusion Rev Joseph A. Seiss offered
up PRAYER. The chorus. accompaui,yl bv tb.,
orchestra, then sung a ChOrtle entitled. ''Fu-
gre, by ;. Bach, after which IN address v7a-
delivered BY hon. .. d. Noreu. United
States Centennial commissioner from Penn
Syivanla, and chairman IT tn rxscuti-e c0vl-
mIttee. The orchestra then rendered ''S,.-
cheOns; after hICh Hon John Welsh. U-,.-f-
dent of the Centennial board Of finance. de-
Gvered an address After Beta9vin'- ..E5ftb
symphony" had been rendered.. Director
General GosbOrn addressed the audience Al
length. Handel's 'Hanelujah Chorus was
next given by the orchestra and chor1l
Hon. Joseph R. Hawley. president of tbs
lnlted States Centennial commission. then
delivered an address reviewing the history Of
the Exposition. The audience then ioinei
IN singing 'America;" after which President
Grant declared the International Exposition
Of 1876 closed. The "DoxoIogv" wa sung
by the chorus and audience. accHmpauiad bv
the orchestra The formal ceremonies wcr.
then concluded. The ceremonies took place
IN the Judges hall. owing to the rain.
Although the Exposition is now formally
ended, the grounds and buildings VIII be ar-
ce4elble to ths public for several dav- TO come
though the exhibition vii Ie in au neon
Plete form. Many Of the exhibitors are now
preparing to fence off their exhibits tQ-uyr-
row, preparatory to packing their goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
TELEGRAMS.

Savannah, November 10: paath, frop VI
low-fsyer, siX
London, November 10: The steamship Aus
trtllan, from New York, has arrived
Belgrade, November 10: tieuaral Tcbsr
nsyeh has resolved 10 remain permanently i
ServIa
Berlin. November 10: The weekly stat.
ment OF the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
an increase of three million three hundlp,
and nifty Thousand marks.
Denver. Col, November 10: In a caucus o:
the Republican members of the Legislature.
Hon. Jerome b. ChafFes was 1nanl1nou-ly
nominated for United states --nstor.
London, Eovembsr 10: A telegram from
Calro reTortz that the Egyptian minister Of
finance has been dismissed and imprisoned
for consPlnng against the khetive. Hu-sein,
the khediye's -on, has been appointed minis
ter Of finance.
Utica. " Y, November IL: IT, af,e b.
tween Rarus and Great Eastern, f1- a purse
of $1,000, 70 wagon, WAS trotted h-re to-day
over q rather heavy track Rarls Onls ar
nHsd thls morning, after :Tty-siEht hoon
on the cTs. The rscs was won by Gr,.at
Eastern u thrse straight hests, Tius-9.s 81
9 N, 2:23S
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
OBsERyATIONs YESTERDAY.
War 3BP'T. SIGNAL SERVICE L. :. Army,
tEiDAT, N0y. 10. 1876. lOSJs p.m.
SALE on VOTERS m THE THOMAS
ENDEPENDENTH

We publish IN another column Of tllS issue
of the ArPEAL a letter from Gcaeratl Nancy.
IN which h. consessrs that for and IN consid-
"r1tion Of hi rt;racy from the canvass Of two
congressional and fifteen Legislative districts
IN Wet Tennessee to b. by them delivered
(, the Radicals. the Thomas independent
lea1er- Of Memphis, with no doubt. TIN, Ava
laucha al their head, purchased the Radical
support for Thomas Anything more DIS
graceful and ji-cr,-ltable than thi- has never
- tran-p.r-~i IN tn, history Of politics in this
-e-tiou. b. thir bargain and sale the Demo
o-at-, aho believed they were following hon
~ lea'icT' in Their opposition to Porter, were
har--aned for and sold ~ il. indeed. they
were . many ANIMALS without voljtion
VIII or cspaci'y b act for thrm-ely,-. No
wori- Of condemnation are TOO severe for the
--- aTthorot this combination, as Nancy calls
H. and NJ are sure the honest Thomas voters,
who were the victims of the plot, will be the
krst to deuounce their leaders as they richly
deserve
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
TESNESSEE-
The Vote OF Benton County

The Vote or Benton County.
From an Appeal Correspondent
CAMDEN, November 9-Ihe official returns
of this county were az follows: Tilden, 929;
Hayes, 257; Porter, 53l; Thomas 664; At
, kir3, 762; Hawkins, 264; Ross, for the State
senate, 1000; one district to hear from. Lank-
ford Is our representative.
Ent1usIasm at Brownsville.
Special TO tho Appeal.l
BROWNS FILLE, November I0-Brownsyille
tonight enjoyed the grandest demonstration
in her history. The four squares of the city
were all brilliantly illuminated. and immense
bonfres were ablaze at every corner. Dis
tingui 1heI visitors and resident citizens de-
livered eloquent speeches from magnificent
stand, amid the roarof artillery and splendid
music of bands Abram s. Hewitt's dis
patch only increased the enthusiasm of the
people If Tilden If elected we think he has
the courage to secure his installation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
GRANTISM- 1876.

A land that rose in beauty and with splendOr.
Bright as the new bloom Of a morning flower
Riches were hers, aud brave sons TO defend her,
And fame and power
The younger sister, loved Of every nation.
So good, so fair, that the world breathed in awe,
Aud bringing gifts OF worship and OblatiOn,
Bowed TO her law.
There came winged monster, the dominion
Claiming as his-unto this land be came
OF evil port. bent claw, and sable piniOns,
And glance OF lame;
And with swft fight o'ercastlng hill and meadow z
In circles widening, till his dark form grew
Unto that stature that brooding shadow
On all II threw.
Now men grew pale. and all they dreaded uttered,
And while It spoiled their iabOrs nocked and nut
tered
with monster mlrth
Tween man and light this herce Destroyer, flying.
Hung DER the hlackness which his shadow cast
Hish-poised and still vulture gorged and eying
It's dire repast
Then was despaIr-despalr thai Natures error
Withdrew all 5Olacs With the day begun
The foe that stlked by night reigned the terror
Which veied the sun.
And nOw no place Was more for fear for sOrrOT
Even PHYS self looked stsrn, nor degned 70 sigh,
From lips, fast-set, unclasped 20 say Tomorrow
We strike, We die!''
50 chanced that drunk with wine, with reveI sated
The acc1Use sed creatures evil orsin became
'Fumed and distraught, and the dun eyelids bated
The glance OF flame
Then they aToss-the true Of soui-in uumbers
And every man. With what might serve his stead,
Struck TIL no blow might rouse him from his slum-
baFs
The hend WIS dead.
Loud from the startled dawn unto the even
The ringing shore, the shouting seas. amain,
Raised the Wild CRY that rent the very heaven,
Id
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11

rames Of leading Democrats, who have con
-.nted to ~ to Louisiana, and .ee the vote of
that State counted, will b. found elsewhere:
al-o, the appoint-.s by Grant, for the same
pupo-s, al Republicans, and one Of them, At
hast. Of most Infamous charlrter-Logan.
In addition 70 thesr. It Is more than likely
that the Republican National committee viii
sl-o appoint 4 delegation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11
IndisputahIe Firurea.
MISSOURI.

ST. LOCIs, November 10.-Ihe official vote
of this city and county IL not reported yet.
Only the Democratic county officers are
elected. The majority of Emile Thomas, Re
publican. for sheriff. over Ex-MayOr Brown.
will be about SIX thousand. and for other Off
GERS It will be much smaller. The result IN
the thrd congressional district Is not yet de-
c1ded, It stands for Metcalf, Republican, but
supplemental report of the votes cast in
one precinct has been made to the clerk of the
court, which, if accepted and counted. will
give the election to Frost, Democrat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-11

Monsieur Ernest Feyieau. the delightful
French novelist, has just been travelling in
Algeria and publishing a book about il. His
summing up Of the Arab character Is good
humored. He describes the native as Of q
simple, maryel-loving nature, easily pleased.
careless, free-handed, pleasu-e-loYiEg. and
childish In manners. Neithar moral nor re-
l!g1ous considerations can keep him from
teasung or fireworks The native has a cgr-
tam wit OF his own-a wit which delights IN
the practical part of joking: and he has 2
keen appreciation Of wit in others. Indeed
ne rellshes Il good thing 20 much that when
ne has heard once he instantly cries ont.
" Encore, enCorel' and wants 20 hear II again