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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
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NCyn.a DAnION oyxp AnnhIL
principal place of business. Han Fn.ciseo
California.
Loealion Of works, De,ll's Gate Mlnins
Dlstriet. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice h hereby given. that q Q meeting
OF the Board OF blreetors. held on the 2isl
day Of June. 1915, an sssessment (No. ~ VI Tea
Cents per share was levied upon the capita
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately
In United btates gold coin. 10 the Secretary. q
the once OF the Company. Room 81. No. 80
Pine stfrst. Ban fnnclsco. California.
Any stock upon which this asstssment shall
remain unpaid on the 3ist day of JSiy. lsld,
will be delinquent. and Advertised fOf sale
at public auction. and unless payment II made
before will be sold on FRIDAY, the is.h
day of August. lsIo, 10 pay the Delinquent as-
ressment. together with costs Of Afveftls'ng
and expenses OF sale.
by order of the board of Directors.
IL n. CULvkRwkLL, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. ~ Academy Buildinr. No.
~ Pine street, san Francisco. California.
ic1lih
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SwIrr said the reason a certain nni.
ysrsity was q learned place was that
most persons took some learning there.
and few brought any away with them.
50 II accumulated.
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TEE head Of the family is about to eat
an apple. Mother" Say. father. give
us . piece" "Dsughtsr-"O. father.
aiys me a piece" Son-"O. father. 1
want . piece" Nises-"Won't you
please give me . piece. too1' Father
tdisgusted) -" Here. the rest OF you
take the apple and give me piece.
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ASSESSMENTS LEyIRD.
OnowN POINT ooLD AHD slI
u vKR MINiHa COMPANY Location Q

nROWN POINT GOLD AuU bII<
| " vER MINING OONrAHY.--Lecaiion oi
pFinelIsl place Of buslnsss. ssn francisco
california.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notios 10 hereby given. thst ct . meeting oi
the Board OF Dirsctors. held on the 18th day of
June. 1875. an assessment ,No. aiI Of Ops
Dollar pr share vas lsyied upon the capt
tai stock Of tbs corporation. payable immedi.
ately, In United states gold coin. 10 tbs secrA
tAry, at the once Of ths Company, tls Callior.
mia street. Room 20. Han frahelsco. California.
Any stock upon which this sssessment shall
rsmsln unpaid ON the iSlh day OF July. 1876,
viii be dellnquent. and advertised for sale
at public auction, and unless payment IL made
before win be cold on TuRsyAY. the sth
day OF August. 1916, 10 pay the delinquent ~
sessmcnt, together with costs VI advertising
and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
OHAs. 4. ELL10T. Secretary.
Once - Room % Haywsrd's buiiding. tis
California Atreet, San Francisco. CAlifosnis.
islltd ra
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NUUTNTTN NNH.
un,ts,i States yarshsi aud Mes..pgsr In Han
ruttry for said District. lystd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-27
CORISTH. MISS.
Fire that Threatened TO Become a
Connag ration $500 Damages.


Special 10 the Appeal
CORINTH, Apui 26.-This morning at
half . at two o'clock an alarm of fire
- sounded Ia our liltle city. There
being no OTCadiZ ~ Brs or hook aud lad
der company cf any description, the cit.
izens came rushing to the scene as they
were awakened. The fire was undOubt.
edly the Work Of an iDcsndiary, aud
originuted in & building belonging to J.
?. Young, but occupied by NJ. Fern, q
former citjZsn o. Memphis, J. w.
b. Murray, and J. b Otti5 Loss small /;
about thirty five hundred dollars
h'Murray, ssdJler and harness maker,
hst a1 Insurance on his sock for eight
hundred collars. For q considerable
lime To e bIlldi,g coupled by Miss Por-
tia 7 dckett and Mn. 3. p. Martin as q
millinery establishment and fashion
emporium was Ia imminent danger, but
thr ugh the noble efforts of Captain K.
V. MaUs.On it wss saved frOm destTuc-
tion. he is one CT those iTrepressiCle
life and fire insurance sgents, but do not
think that the foregoing expression is
intended 10 convey The idea that the
said Mansion was RctOated by sordid
motives. No; he exhibited more cOuT-
age auo mere presence OF mind than
}.
a Green and Captain ]. \ Piekens oc-
cupied the upstairs IN the building that
was saved, IS d law Cffice. Miss POrtia
Puckett, OF Memphis, arrived at the fire
thinking that her stock still rem aimed
AZ the house, and could the persona who
removed her goods have heard her
heartfelt !ha1ks they would have been
amply repaid. Captain r V. Mansion,
1 forgot TO state, was painfully but not
severely iujGred by the FIRE, as the build
ing he went on wss in flames almost at
the time. / have EOt heard whether
the buildings Destroyed were insured or
not. But il is indeed strange that here
is a place of three thousand inhabitants
and 30 fire company, and without any
means OF protection whatever. A whole
block Of bu ldi1g would undoubtedly
have hesn 10 aches this morning had 1t
not beea fer the urfiirching courage Of
a score or 50 Of individuals who protected
the or -site side Of the street.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CoRINTH, MISS April GA fire oc.
Cured he-e last night, burning three
building stores Il was only by q gTest
efFIrt that the whole business portion Of
the town was saved. The loss is about
two thousand dollars on houses and
sbout fifteen hundred dollars on stock,
which is distritutad as follnws: Mr..
Ferro, $3.50; J M'Murray, $1,000; Mr.
. is, Sl5Q J. &' Murray had his stock
insured to it, fell value. Nothing WAS
saved to amount to twenty-five dollars
from any OF the stores.
A negro girl died on the twenty-third
OF hydrOphobis, csus d 0y the bite Of
ratio dog that bit her three years ago.
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TELkGRAMS.

Philadelphia, April 25: Arrived-the
steamer Illinois, from Liverpool.
New York, April %: Barney VIII
isms, the well-known Irish character
actor, died this afternoon.
New York, April 25: Arrived-the
steamships Switzerland, from Antwerp,
and Adriatic, from Liverpool.
Little Rock, April 25: The stable Of
Dr.. + 81. Skipwith burned this even
ing. Loss five thousand dollars.
Long Branch, n. April 25: The
Metropolitan hotel burned tonight. Less
seventy Thousand dollars; insurance
thirty-six Thousand dollars.
Laramie City, w. T., April %: The
sheriff has arrested and confined in Jail
here two women, supposed TO be the old
woman and Katie Bender, Of Kansas
murder fame.
Fort Laramie, Wyoming, April 25:
H. (. Brown died last evening at the
station on Sage creek. His body will
reach here to-day, and be forwarded to
Cheyenne tonight.
Milwaukee, April "a: The suspension
OF ShrOeder & Lindblom, commission
merchants, was announced on ichsnge
this morning. Their liabilities are four.
teen thousand dollsrs.
Toy, April 25: a mob Of masked
Uniouists this morning attacked the
bosrdinghouse OF the Bon-Union men,
and pre- bably fatally injured four. One
OF the ssssilants was mOrtally wounded.
Point ST. Ignsce, Mich, April 26: The
tug Mintor hss just arrived here from
ChebOygsD. Boats going north of Mack
inac isisHd could easily go above 81 Gui-
gins Point, and perhaps through tha
strait.
Georgetown, California, April 20: The
shipment Of ores for the Centennial ex
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-27
GERMAN L.
BIsmarek's Speech ON the Question OF
Purchase OF the German Rail.
ways.

BERLIN, April 26.-The Prussisn
chamber Of deputies hss commenced the
discussion of the railway bill. Bis
marck, in his speech, emphatieally de-
clared that the resignation Of Herr Del.
bruck was uncornected with the rail-
way question, and was solely due to his
heath. Not the slightest difference Of
opinion existed between himself the
Emperor, and Herr DelbIuck. He
would have preferred postponement Of
this most important question to the res
ignstion Of Herr Delbruck, if the
resignation was avoidsble. Bismarck
afterward made another speech, in
the course of which he urged that it
was intolerable that Germany should be
cut in pieces in regard to railway sys-
tenn. He said the imperisl constitution
could only become a reality in Talgay
matters when the railways were trans
ferred to the empire. The empire, how
ever, could not acquire them against
the will Of separate 5tates. 1t wss not
intended to do anything precipitstely,
but proceed step by step. 1t was des!ra'
bic, above all things, to Danish ali idea
of political intrIgues, and to take purely
a commercial view Of the matter.
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HIGH WATER,
A Break Through n Hitherto Safe
LeVec and overflow of Very
Promising Farms.
4 Sad 0utIOOk-NO Relief Looked for
Untfg the Water Goes Down
Hard Luck.

We are permitted by the gentleman TO
whom he following letter is addressed,
20 lay u bsfC-s the readers of the AP-
PEAT. Bad news. We trust ere This
col.y Of the A. PEAL reaches the writer
the water will nave suGsided, and he
will have been enabled 10 enter upon the
work o. pItting in crop:
MOUND PLACE, miss, April -, 1875
We are 81 10 the water. In spite
OF al We could do the water ran over
our eide OF protection levee. It over.
came sli hope Of resistance about f0uT
o'clock Saturday morning, the fifteenth
instant. Wuen sfleT working and
Vsfirg on and about 1t for two days and
nights, We had 70 90 to work gathering
up and ssv ug things in houses, &c,
snd driving the stock TO high land to.
ward the front uf the place, where we
bat corn % them. Il is 8 sad, dreAry
sight, and will damage US considerably,
nut l trust the Lord will provide for Us,
50 pray be will for thousands worse of
than we are. But for the break st
WRde's, above Bolivar, We could have
kept the water of us from the Buck
Ridge or Msj,r EjmuDd's break, but
with the Wade trssk the wRter came
up ten inches higher than in 1864, with
the Bolivar and Catfish Point breaks,
and destroyed Gll hope. The river here
was ten or eleven inches higher than in
1874, under the influence Cf high water
in the Arkansas ard White Tivers, es-
pecialIy the former, and which will go
10 q great extent sCr0ss the country by
& press creek. All the country from
Esypt Ridge, around ana below Catfish
Point, and acFoss to aud including our
place, are under, and also under the in
fiusnce Of this (0url break. AL the
country adjacent 10 Black bayou, below
us and OF down back Of Greenville, will
be more or less oveIfiowed. The water
ia now backing Up on the Archibald,
MiCleiisu ana King place late Mrs.
Hsdges), and the Merrill place, and 80
on dosn. What the end, or when, snd
what the damage to the country will be,
God alone knows
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AWFUL CATASTROPHE.
The Theater Des Arts, Of ROuen, France,
Burned and Many Lives Lost -
Sad Particulars.

LONDON, April GA Paris cores
pondent say~ that 3 fire in the theater
Dss Arts,ein Rouen, broke out while the
actors were dressing for the performances,
and was discovered before the public
were admitted. The flames spre9d rap
idly, and the outlets of the building were
so narrow that tue exit Of the membeJs
of the chorus and supernumeraries was
cut off, and the poor people crowded the
windows, many leaping from them upon
bedding piled below by the inhabitants
One chOrus singer was visible for an
hour in an upper window, beyond the
reach OF help. -Four soldiers were killed
and fifteen wounded in endeavoring to
save lives. About fifty person were
badly injured a leading singer, Mad
anne E. Zys, entered the burning build
ing, in search OF her husband, aud per-
ished in the flames.
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Minneapolis Mad.

Chicago Tribune.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April "a
Newspaper complications increase. An
Injunction has been served and the PiO-
neer Press now enjoys possession Of the
Tribune office, the stolen forms having
been returned. A brass band wss driven
through the streets to-day. Circulars
for an indignation meeting were dis.
tributed, and fifteen hundred attended
the meeting tonight. Resolutions were
adopted to support newspapers owned
and published in this city. Speeches
we're made accusing st. Paul OF mis-
representing Minneapolis interests. The
Tribune will be issued in the morning
for the first time in four days.
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A BrutaI Murder,

LOUISVILLE, April 26.-Lsst Sunday
Judge J. E. Carson, Of Crab Orchard,
was shot and killed, it is alleged, with
out provocstion, by one John Smith.
Five bullets were fired into Carson by
the murderer. This morning Smith was
brought into court for trial, but not be-
ing ready was granted further time. He
then left in charge ofOficers, but on the
way to prison several sons Of the de-
ceased judge endesvored to kill him.
Tneir attempt failed and caused their
arrest, but having promised to not again
attempt to kill Smith they were released.
Columbus, Ohio, April %: Base. ball
to-dRy-Buckeyes IL, Milfords 0,
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HOT SPBINGS.
The Government in Hot Water-A Case
Of Kill or Cure.

WASHINGTON, April 26-Steps are
being taken by the attorney-geneFsl to
take possession for the government Of
the HO, Spring reservations, Arkansas.
Judge P,eIrepont will move for the ap.
pointment Of a receiver for these lands.
It is understood that threats have been
made sgRinst persoDs attempting to take
possession flr tie government, and in
this event it > certain thst troops will
be brougb.. into requisitlOn to enforce
the dc icision Of the court.
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Imporlant DecIsIon.

CHICAGO, April 26.-Judge M'AlIis.
ter to day gave verbally the decision Of
the full bench of the circuit court in IA.
vor of the legality Of temporary loans
by the city in anticipation of revenues,
when the appropriations and tax levee
have been made. This is the case with
the existing loans, and the new loans IS
proposed by the comptroller. The sp-
p!icat1on for a nld1ldd8lu8 requiring the
comptroller to make 8 loan, and pay
ment on voucher, f5T which an sppro-
priation had been made, bu the tax not
yet levied, was. refused. The written
opinion will he given to O.moTOw. 1t is
expacted by the comptroller that this
decision will be of great benefit to the
cifV
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DIED.

O'CONNOR-Th friends and acquaintances
of Patrick and Ellen O'Connor are invited to
attend the funeral oft their son TERRENCE, aged
ten years, five months and eighteen days, this
CTHURSDAY) afternoon, at 21l o'clock, at
their residence, 48 Second St., corner Oyerton.
MULLINS-A pril 26th, at o'clock am,
MrS. MARTHA A. MULLINS, wife OF Rev. L d.
Mullins, in tue sixty-sixtn year OF her age.
Funeral services viii be held at fernando
Street Methodist Church this CTHURSDAYl
morning, at 1917 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quainJances are Invited to attend.
COLuER-On Wednesday evening at nine
O'Clock, EVELYN BELCHER COLLIER, vile Of
Charles H Collier, aged twenty-three years.
Funeral services from Calvary Church FRI
DAY morning at ten O'Clock.
TRIBUTE.
Death comes unbidden, unIooke ed-for, and
unweIcome. he takes the nearest and dear
est, and is no respecter OF persons. Neither
sadness nor sorrow, nor trial nor trouble, stays
him nor tears, nor agonies, nor bloody sweats.
Relentlessly and reno orselessly he breaks
TudeIy upon the promises and purposes OF
life taking the babe from its mother, the
bride from the groom. No home is too sacred, J.,
no trust TOO cOnnding, no relationship too
molly for him. A ruthless invader, ne treats
all alike loving most shining mark like her
whose death we chronicle to-day. And sure
no more bright aRd beautiful life ever went
out under sadder circumstances, or under
tenderer care or SOlicitude. What love could
do or skill prompt, was done 10 save her
TO her husband or only a few months, and
TO a circle OF relatives and friends by whom
she was idolized. No words can do usttce TO
their devotion through ali the long trying
hours OF her rsicknsss-hOurs laden each with
a special peng and sOrrOw-and language
would fail to picture her patience and resig-
nation under suffering so extreme as TO chat
lenge the abilities and sympathles Of our
abiest ply ySctans. No s8dder Oeath than hers
has oveTtaken Memphis in many day, Al
ter weeks or torture borne with christian res
iguatiOn, Mrs. COLLIER has passed away,
leaving only blessed memory Tor him upon
whom she mad conferred herself The school
children whom she taught and 20 whom she
was as light lighting them from darkness,
will mourn for her, and they will swell the sad
chorus OF regret with which the announce
ment OF her unumely death Will be greeted Oy
her friends Today. With them we tender our
condolences TO her husband overcome by q su-
pTeme sJTrOw, and o1er these poor words
Iri buqa 10 her - sacred memory
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The Pacific Railroad.

WASHINGTON, April 26.-The house
committee on Pacific railroads to-day
came to a favorable conclusion on the
senate bill, giving eight years additional
time to the Northern Pacific railroad
company to construct and complete
their road.
Mr. Throckmortcn will, at the next
meeting, submit an amendment TO the
bill requiring the Texas Pacific
railroad To build twenty miles OF road
from San Diego within the next Two
years, and extending the time for the
completion Of the road to 1890.
Mr.. Luttrell will also offer an amend
nent for all settlers within the land
giant TO prove their titles, and affording
others an opportunity to purchase land
at two dollars and quarter an acre.
The Texas Pacific railroad company is
required to complete thirty miles OF road
from San Diego eastward each year, and
to complete the entire road in six years.
Failing to do this, the lands granted to
the Texas Pacific road are to be given to
the Southern Pacific or any other COM
pauv that will build the road.
BeIknaP's Impeachment.
WASHINGTON, April "a There is q
considerab difference of opinion be-.
tween the managers on the part Of the
house in the impeachment Of General
Belknsp and his counsel, as to the man.
ner and time Of proceeding with the
triaI. The counsel for General Belknsp
have process ded upon the hypothesis that
on Thursday, by order of the senate, the
pIeadings were to be all in and the issue
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ADDITIONAL REvER REPORTS

A Steamboat COIIIdes with a Bridge.
ST LOUIS, April z6 the Whale, Of
PitIsbUrg, collided with one of the piers
of the bridge about one o'clock this
morning. She was disabled and floated
down to near the arsensl, where she was
caught by tug and taken in to shore.
Her st4rboard hog. chain braces and
nsys damaged, and the cylinder timbers
broken, involving damage Of two
thousand dollars. She will be repaired
at once.
miscellaneous.
ST. LOUIS, April 26 Departed:
Commonwealth, New Oriesn. Arrived: !:
Ste.G e.Genevieve, Vlcksburg. The river
has risen . inches. Weather clear and
warm. -
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VICKSBURG.
The LOng.Threatened Cutoff COnsum-
mated at Last.

VIcKsBuRG, April 26 The long
talked-of cutoff opposite this city seems
10 be partly made. Quite heavy cur
rent is now running across the point be.
tween the elevator and the cotton COM
press.
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THE PAVING TAX.
Memphis Merchants Entitled to No Re-
lief, but Must Pay Tax.

The following dispatch in relation to
the n.anddnlos psving-tsx, was received
from Nashville last night:
"After the fullest argument, Judge
Emmons has decided that the mer-
chants are entitled to no relief, but must
nav the tax -
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEFr- OFFICE CH. s q. OFFICER
-sAlh hGrUs, April q, ain !
For Tennessee and the Ohio UGHey,
falling barometer, Increasing soittheTly
tOinds, VI7mer and cloudy tDeothsT.
The TiueTS tDiE continue generally
stationary or falling.
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A Three-Sided COntesI

Chiesgo Tribune
WASHINGTON. April Ex-Governor
Bsgiey, VI Michigan, is in Washington
for the purpose, it is cor sctureG, OF dis
cussing with bis friends 10 the Michigan
delegation in congress the chances OF
his election to the United States senate
hext winter. His presence here reveals
the existence OF 8 three-sided contest
for tie succession TO Senator Ferry,
whose term will expire on the fourth Of
March next. Senator Ferry Is a csndi-
date for reelection, but his claims will
be contested by Governor B4gley, while
both OF these men will in turn have to
dispute the ground with Zack Chandler,
secretary OF the interior. Governor
Bsgley is very rich. being q rival in this
respect of Secretary Chandler, and Sen
stor Ferry is also a wealthy mah, 80 that
the sinews OF war W.! not De wanting
to make the fall nominations in Mlccl-
gan and succeeding strugglein the iegls-
Isture most lively campaign.
A Promise by Davenport.
WASHINGTON. April 28.-The com.
pnjttee on exusndttures IN the department
OF Justice adjourned till tomorrow, wien
Davenport promises to produce VOuen-
ers for all moneys received and expenu-
ed for suppression OF frauds in New YORK.
His presence before the committee re-
suited ia showing that the committee
would not permit him to explain In his
own way, and that he wRs disiRclined
to adopt the committees plan,
CIrIc's PrOEtS3
General e Uric Of New York, to-day
testified before the committee on e1,
peuditures In the war department to the
effect that he had received about twelve
Thousand dollars from pOst-traderships
and for interesting himself with the Sec
retary of war to procure appointments
for friends. General Bslknap nor any
one else had any interest in his matters.
How the ROgues Escape.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-6upervisor
TOtten arrived here tonight from six
weeks trip in the south. He says that
many of the persons indicted for Whisky
frauds there have escaped by challeDg-
ing the grand jurits, on the ground that
ex-Confede-ates were on them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-27
cLnsINa RATES

Yeas2dGy Of cotton and gold: Nes5
York, cotton, I3io; Memphis, - l-l6c.
Nes0 York, gold closed at ll2i; Mem
T1hfs. 1II7
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made up, and that time was then to be
SLOWED to prepare for the argument Of
the issue as to Jurisdiction, and they had
decided to ask for two weeks. The man
ayers, however, take very different
view, and irsist that on Thursday the
trial shall actually begin, and that argu'
msnt shall be made at Onca upon the is
sue as made upon that day. With this
end in view, they have been preparing
to proceed with the trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-27

wells1d, Ont., April 25: The freight
tr.in bound east on the Canada South
eru ailrOzr lss; night rau ito the Wei
lsOd canal, wfecking the feeder, engine
and eigh. lrei sht cars. Engineer Csdy
was killed, also Nanhoughton, the ire
man.
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WASHINGTON.
The Pacific Railroads North and South
A Promise by Little Davenport.
UIrIc's PrOfits-HOw the ROSues Es-
capped -BeIknap's ImP Peachment-
Etc.


WASHINGTON, April 26-Blaine de-
nounces the rumor that he will with
draw in favor of BristOw, and says he
will not withdraw under any circum
stances, and if he does he has a strong
preference fer other candidates than
BristoW. He appears confident he will
ka Y,opoipa atnd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-27
Security Buildirg and Lean As.
snriATinn.

TF7HE regular annual election for Seven d.
rectors or this Association TO serve for
one year from the second Tuesday in May,
Will be held ST the Office of the Secretary, No.
Y Madison street, on MONDAY, May /, 1876.
Polls open from 10 am. % pm.
BY order OF the Board.
". I. CIRODE, President.
7. B. TRF Secretary. APPS