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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
The Two Candidates.

Public attention was drawn through
ont the campaign to the great difference
OF dcmcanor III the two candidates for
the Presidency. and is still more attract
ed 80 the subject by the way in which
they have conducted ihcmsclvcs since
election day. While the contest was
raging. -.Mr. Hayes remained at home,
attending ~ usual TO his duties rs Ex-
ecutivc OF the State of Ohio, maintain
ing throughout the campaign the calm,
digniIicd and statcsmauikc department
which Distinguishes great man from
mere politician aud wire worker. On
the contrary, Iillcn has been general
" considcccd az his own most active.
shrcwdcsi and most intriguing support
cr; "a much 80 ~ to expose himself to
TIE charge of being unduly excited and
almost inacccntly anxious about the re-
suit. Since the election Gov. Tildcn
has been constantly represented as
joining in the boastings of llis followers
that he had been victorious, and, when
screnalcd, assured the crowd that no
knew hc WAS elected, when it was
human impossibility for him to know
anything OF the kind. Gov. Hayes has
been very rcliccnt about claiming a
victory. aud raihcr expressed disappro-
baiion at the idea OF cxulring over it be-
fore it WIS settled beyond all doubt
that it had been achieved. Such are
the two men; the one T. sharp, shrewd
polllcal leader, who knows just how to
pull the wires and lay the plans to
achieve the object of ha personal am
bilion; the other clear headed, digni-
fled, dccp-thinking statesman, com
mnndng the respect OF even his poliii-
cal foes by his general department in
an hour calculated to move one pos
scsscd of the greatest command to
expressions OF chagrin at defeat, or cx-
ul,aiion at victory. And whether sue
cessiul or beaten, Gov. Hayes comes
out of the contest with q brighter char
actcr aud deeper hold on the conf.
dence of 'hc people in his integrity than
any man who ever went through the
ordeal before. Oryoninn.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Election Frauds.

The Seattle Djspafch says: "Jud-
son has gone to Vancouver to ferret
ont the election frauds at tha: place
that were engineered by the military
men and Federal Office holders
there"
Even Democrats over this way
will regard that as good joke. VIII
the hclmsman of the Disp"'ch please
tell us why Judson has not lcrrctcd
out the election frauds @ in King
county?
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

J. a. Calhoun, Of Maryland says
"lf some people at the North who talk
50 iippanily about dead issues, dead
p'rtie-, etc., coul! live while in one
II TIE old -layc States, oi;her Of the
sixteen would do, there would be a
change Of tone, aud that very sudden
~"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
"NOT'ICE.

Warming is now given to all Per
SONS, shat if any one is caught Civ
ing employment to Cinnamon when
a white man Or Woman could ti'l
the Bill, that they and their Property
viii be dealt with in the most con
vcnicnt manner, (eiihcr by fire OF
o'hcrwise) to the friends and mem
bcrs of the
Anti Chinese Society.
"Chincsc hire means fire, Dcsiriic-
ton and Bankruptcy"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Grange CO-Operatiyc Association
of the Northwest.

The above tile is to be the name Of
the new business corporafi N Of the
State Grange, whose object is described
"to establish and maintain a general
trade and commission business in mcr-
chandisc, farm products, and machinery,
for the mutual benefit Of the stock hold
crs and customers, and shall have pow
or TO purchase, hold, aud convey real
estate, TO loan and borrow money, and
charter vcsscl-." The principal place
Of business VII br located at Portland.
Amount OF capital stock shall be SJO,-
600, in shares Of five dollars. a tLcr
paving an annual dividend Of ter per
cent on capital stock, the remaining net
earnings OF he business shall be dIvid-
ed among the customers who are Pat
r,ns, in proportion to the amount Of
their purchases.
Stock books are now IN circulation,
and as half the stock was previously
subscribed, If available in tlat shape,
there seems no reason why tnc entire
capital should not be subscribed at an
earl y day, aud the bu-iGcss inaugcrat-
ed IN way 10 be prosecuted with en-
crgy.- IVNamcHo Eutmcr.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

The editorial charge Of the Walla
Wala IVh hmm il now under the en-
tire control Of Mr. A. r.. Isham.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
Thanksgiving Notice.

The WalIa Walla Union says that
some person, not smart enough to
steal, posted the following notice ON
the workshop of a mechanic in that
city:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square, 10 lines or less, first insertions 5? on
Each subsequent insertion, per square. -. oO
Advertisements inserted three months OF
. longer periods, at liberal rates by special con
tract
-" Legal notices will be charged to the
attorney Or officer authorizing their Insertion
i-sy" Advertisements sent from distance,
and transient notices; must be accompanied
by the cash.
.ss- Notices of births marriages and deaths
inscrtd free of charge.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02
a Quaint Old bill.

The following curious account for re-
storing chapel was engraved in French
on n watch crystal in the Swiss depart
mcnt of the Vienna Exposition. Tho
whole was placed on scroll less than
al inch square. A painter had been
employed 70 repair n number of pict-
urcs in a. convent; he did it, and pre-
scntcd his bill in full for 80 francs and
! / ccnimcs to the curatc, who refused
to pay it, saying that the committee
would require full detail. Tho paint
cr proceeded rs follows:
Corrected and revised the Ten Com
mlndmcnis, 8 francs and ~ centimcs;
cmbcllshcd and renewed Iontius Plate,
and put new ribbon in his bonnet, :;
francs 6 ccnlim"s; put new tail on the
rooster Of St. Peter, and mendcd his
comb, 3 francs 20 ccntmcs; rcplumcd
and giIdcd the left wing of the Guard
ian Angel, 4 francs II ccntimcs; washed
the servant of the High Priest, and put
carininc on his cheeks, 8 francs IL CEN
times; renewed Heaven, adjusted two
stars, gildcd the Sun and renewed tho
Moon, flames ! confines; terminated
the Flames Of Purgntory, and restored
some souls, q francs 6 crntimcs revived
the Flames Of Hell, put new tail on
the Devil, mondcd his left hoof aud did
several jobs for the Damned, 4 franca
. ccni!ncs; put new spaficr dishes on
the Son Of Tobias, and dressing on hl.
back, 3 francs; cleaned the ears Of
Balaam's Ass, and shod him, 3 francs
and ccnlincs; put ear rings IN the ears
Of Sarah, francs 5 ccntimes; re
bordcred ihc robe Of iIcrod, and read
ju+icd wiz, Francs 1 'ccntimes; put
new stone in Dlvid's sling, enlarged the
head of ,oliah, and extended his legs,
3 francs 2 ccnimrs; decorated Npah's
Ark, 3 francs; mcndcd the shirt Of the
Prodgal Son, aud Cleaned the Pigs, 4
francs 8 ccn.mes. Total 50 francs |
ccutinc5.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

Subscribe for the INDErE NDENT.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-02

Olympia's pet par,on mcasurc- ff-
ty-onc inches around the "i''h. ia
consequence of the clam and chicken
diet OF that luxuriou, locality. -Dis-
patch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

BY ". W. Coleman, Deputy sheriff.
Wilson & Beard, Atty's for plaintiff. ap4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
NEW FIRE-ENGINES.
What is Wanted, as n Fireman BE.
IieVes-The City Dads will kIease
Read.

EDITORS APPEAL-Any one at all &C
quAinted with the Memphis fire depart
ment, must know that Memphis needs
badly two new engines, and will have
to purchase them before another year
passes; and as the;sgent for the Silby
manufacturing company offered to take
the two old engines for thirty-five hun
dred dollars, leaving the city to pay
sixty-tiRe hundred dollars in one year,
without interest, or give one, two, three
or four years time with eight per cent.
interest, IL will place the needed addition
to the fire department within the reach
Of the city at this time, and perhaps
save the city two or three thousand dol
lars and the citizens many hundred
thousand in case of large fires. Engine
No. Is old and too heavy to be of any
service without four horses, and No.
is completely worn out by constant use
and must be handled by four horses,
which Is more expensive by half than
the two new engines would cost in four
year.. We are told by one that knows
by experience that the Silby engine,
with the late improvement, Is equal to
any engine that L. made at the present
time, and will last, with I roper care, as
long, and cost less for repairs, than any
other engine now in use. FIREMAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
IN RIEMORIAM.
IaFues X Little


Died, near San Antonio, Texas, on the 27tt
| OF March, OF consumption, JANIS K. LYTLE
f., aged twenty-five years.
How sad the requiem in our hearts ever the
| lhss Of this truly excel lenJ young man, while
we essay a feeble tIiBnte 10 mis- many virtues
whose Teli sion influenced his daily walk auo
conyers alton. His memory VIII be cherished
in our hearts with all mat Is lovely and oi
good report, bis nature was alive TO ali the
cheerful re!atlors eEd enioyments OF soc a.
life; his benevOlenfe scItTe Rud unset
fish; and IN his Ceath our beloved 1T
tie Alabama StrE e. Churc J, has lost One
Of Its most firm and Jealous mem
bersi ever 1T the pos. OF duty, faithful
worker IN bis Masters vineyard. Naturally
modest and rel IriIg. h. set hau the courage 10
do what many Older christians shrink rom
that OF lifting his voice 10 lead in p;Ryet IN
our weekly m settings. ito v tender and earneS
we're those petitions al a throne OF grace,
many win recall with deep emotions, now
that his voice j. basisd IN death. There is
sadness in the old cJttRg home, In the far
away Emerald Isl. AS the gentle spring
time comes spa9e, the aged sire and loving
SIS er will sit In lonely sadness and talk OF the
beloved ons who vi revisit the old home
stead no more, but TtnO has found q quiet rest
ing place among msnv WARM 1r1ends IN the
home Of his adoption: while the brothers ana
relatives who came 10 share the neW-fOund
home will sadly miss h-s companionShlp.
Brt let them all receive comfort IN the blessed
assurance that ne has only gone before, and
has now far better hUiie IN some of the
many mansions prepared Tor Ihoso VINO
love and serve the Lord. We have abundant
reason TO believe that this young disciple was
no hallway or doubt III Christian, but one
whose every day lie bore the impress OF d.
vine grace in fis reviewing ltfe-glving power
to the soul. May bis example live. Blessed
are the dead who die in the Lord, for they rest
from their laboTs and their works do follow
them" n. NJ. ID.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

MR. BRIGHT, Q. Tennessee, acting
chairman OF the committee OF investiga.
ton on the expenditures Of the treasury
department, has directed the imm ediste
summoning Of Secretary Bristow, Ex-
Secretary Belknsp, Ex Attorney-Gen.
eral Williams, EK-AssistsDt.A Attorney
General GOforih, Ex.Eeco1d- Comp
trolleT Brodhead, Ex-AssistRnt-At
ney- g sEeral M'Miclse', Solicitor Blu.
ford Wilson and Ex- Ex-Assistsnt-Seorefar
Sawyer, touching the matter which has
just been examined 10y the houss j1di.
ciary cor mittee on the so.c2n:Ied Bristow
mule claim. All c55ipies OF correspond
encs and on me subject in the war, trea.
sury End sttornoy-general's departments
nave also been called for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THE APPEAL is opposed 10 "class
dlstir ctlOns," ard therefore thinks Ii
wrong and hurtful to insist on the non1i-
nation of farmer for the legislature in
this county. Perhaps il has forgotten
that it once demanded that the news-
paper profession be recognized in the
distribution Of offices, and raised g most
dis nal bowl when ore OF its editors was
debated before Democratic convention
fer clerk OF one Of the courts Of Shelby
county. What is sauce for the goose is
not ways sauce for the gsndeE, yoit
krO rOw.-Bro,OnsUiLLe s dtes.
The APPEAL never demanded that
the newspaper profession be reeoeRised
in the distribution Of Offices, but it did
ssy that IN general thing editors were
forgotten in their distribution by the
politicians whom they 50 faithfully
serve. And we did not raise dismsl
howl, nor howl at all over the defeat OF
one of our editors, because that editor
voluntarily withdrew his name from be-
lore the convention (which was not
DemocraEic) and was therefore not de-
ftated. Our cotemporRry is in error.
We have always been opposed to class
distinctions, but as to editors, we think
their place is as workers at their profess
sion and not as noisy plsce-bunteTs
which no one Of the editors of the AP-
PEAL eau be accuse d Of being, or having
been ct any time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

A PLEASANT evidence Of the feeling
noE prevailing between the racss Is
given 70 u by a correspondent at Cor
nth, who writes that while the white
people o' thai city we're celebrating the
resignation OF Ames and the elevation
Of Governor Stone 10 the executive chair
Of Mississippi, "tbe colored brass band
Of the town came out and helped us to
celebrate the occasion; Snd thst without
being asked OF paid r II, either"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THE Kosciasko Star ssys it is under
stood ths. the DemccraLs OF the several
districts Of Mississippi, will reuonalnate
sni elect the present Dem 0crstic con.
81 sssmsn, with the exception Of Lamar,
who takes his seat ss United States SEN
stor 10 Msrlh next. Hooker, Singleton
ard Money are strong in their districts,
and the impression is that they will
have 10 opposition In the next election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THE troubles in sbd about MaSsmoras
sIe likely 10 culmirate in an attack by
our fo-ces u2on the gressers, whose con-
duct the pas. few days has been OF The
most iUso'ent end oveIbearing chsTac
ter. Ous guubos.s and steam launches
are policing the river. aud the President
has teiegrIphed orders for the protection
OF the foreign residents u MatsmoTas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THE hoUse Of rel Tssentatives yester-
day orsiJered the bill reported by Mr.
Reagan, Of Texas, from The committee
on commerce, to amend the lava con-
cerning commerce and navigation, and
the regulation OF steam vessels After
g three hours discussion in regard to
fog horns, stesm cock valves, lights to
larbosrd aud slarbOard courses, about
which none of the members psrtic.:I al
ing protested TO have much Information,
further consideration Of the bill WAS
postponed III next Saturday. BY that
lime members will take tack, perhaps
three sheets In the wind,n veer round
and nun safe to polt with the bill o. K
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
ESDABLISAED 1910.

Occasioned by the death Of Hon. Z. f
G!llenwater, aud the Knoxville Tribune
Gays: "The sppoibtse is well known
throughout the Safe a. an estimable
gentleman, s lawyer Of higl tone, and
having that appreciation Of Judicial pro-
pdety that will insure TO the people snd
bar fOr that circuit an upright judge"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

AT a Democratic caucus on Fridsy
night, he'd for the purpose Of electing
manager % conduct the Impeachment
trial T Ex.Secrstary Be'knap before the
seuae, the following members of the
house were slsct,d d by ballot: Lsrj,
Me Ishsu, KrotI, Lynde and jerks,
Dem c'sts. As many Republicans will
be selec ed by e. a. party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
WEATHER rRonAnILIrIEs.

WAE DrI-r- OFFICE CT. + &c. OFrlCEE, Z
oa-Hi-ss.os. April 1 an.
fJr Ien1CEsCc and the Ohio CIlley
stationary, yoH0J0sd 6y JIiiag 5GrO7ac
f.. c1s,eTly lCi7dS, ltr6dfeaaRg and PIE
sib;y rui"y IL CWiHg clear WeataeTi
7o,tt stationary temperature.
The Oississpp. JrR continue aJoUe
thC danger Tine 5ctlgcel Cairo and Ticks
Iurn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

ALL classes Of cur readers viii be glad
70 lesrn That Hon. L. q. &. Lsmsr is
very fast recovering, and hopes shortly
10 be 10 hts seat in the house. We hope
50, toe, for the country now, more than
ever, needs his Eervicss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE Mississippi Republican conven.
ton sends fourteen ou. Of her sixteen
delegates to The Cincinnati convention
for Oliver. p. Morton for President, and
adopted resolutions Irdorsiug his course.
The colored convention declare him tc
be the JGa0imous choice Of the colored
voters Of Mississippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THC storm which visited Memphis
yesterday and the dsy before hss been
felt overa vide SCOPE Of country. Chey-
enne and Denver bad ten inches Of
snow, aud Little Rock and the country
adjacent Esd a violent wind and rain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

Mr.. ROBINSON ia the houss yester-
day cGered 8 resolution roclting that
Horace Boynt03, clerk Of The hcu.e
committee oa military sffAirs, has been
guilty Of clrup: and base practices
while an ofiicsr Of tbe internal revenue
bIrea1 in Texas, and directing the COM
init .ee 10 invsstirs . tho 'sc.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

A WAsHEGToN telegram gpeaks thus
OF tbs Presidents health: THE Presi
dent has recovered from The direet ef-
feets Of his lste Illness, but still it has
left him exhausted and weak. be
passed fleapless night lsss night, and
to-day wa unable to receive visitors OF
dispatch tusiness.U
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE sub-,ressury Gt ST. Louis has re.
c,ived a. iBsts1meut Of six hundred
aud ffiy-fve thousand dollsrs of silver
coin below the determination OF one
do lsrr TO he used iu the resumption
busiuess
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE conventions to be held next
week srs thOse OF ths coIored men a!
N4shvil'e, On Wednesday, the fifth;
Obi . Greenback party, on Thursday, the
sixth, aud the Utah Democrats, on Sat.
Urday. the Eighth ioltsnt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE BroWnsyille Frce.Pres8. J. L
Poston & Co. IToprietors, is a new can.
didste fIr public favor in the field OF
journalism. Il is Republican in politics.
Tie fret Iumber is well msde-up, snd
by Il, c1ntents snd tone, gives promise
OF usefulness in the interelts Of is Tarty
srd the community where /; hrds it,
erlnuoFf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

GENERAL J. a. SMITH Is 8 candidate
for superintendent OF education Of Mis-.
sissippi. General Smith was the editor
OF the Brandon Republican for some
years, during which he proved himself
81 sble writer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

COLONEL JAMES q. ROSE, Of the Nor
rlstowI tar, is said TO be the coming
man fJr judge in the second Judicial cir
cult. TIE c),onel, ssys the Greenevile
l1,Clsgeacer, is a lawyer Of ability and
would make q model juSge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

]. C. Huffaker, of Monticello, Ken.
lucky, died in the Fifth Avenue hotel
In Louisville, yesterday morning. He
went to that city several days ago, and
while suffering from malaria, purchased
some quinine. Wednesday evening be
again went out to procure, as he said,
quinine. Yesterday morning Hufaker
was discovered in q dying condition,
having taken morphine teiore. When
expiring, be cried out, 1.-The druggist
gave me morphine for quinine."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
?. GORBELS, THE FLORIST,
At No. 4I3 Second Street,

TB prepared to take orders for all kinds of
work in his line, including the care OF lots
at the various cemeteries. Prompt attention
given, and all work done at the lowest living
rates. orders for cut flowers Tor bouquets and
decorating purposes nlled in any guam ttty
and on shortest notice. Special Invitation IS
extended the public &c visit his greenhouses,
now in full bloom, fb9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
500 REWARD

I WILL pay the above reward for the de
1 livery % me at Marianus, Arkansas, OF
WILLIAM WRIGHT, colOred, chRTgt Il with
the attempt 10 poison the family OF Frank q
Falls. said Wright Is ) feet 10 inches in
b ght, is black, aud IS characterized by a
piercing look. He wears very ragged clothes,
and Is peculiar for wearing none but patched
garments. W. II. FURBISH,
ami Rherfff OF Lee county. ArkanStLs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

MISSISSIPPI will be represented at .-he
Centennial by q handsome building,
com 21Eei OF every variety II wood
grogn Ia the stlte; aad Tennessee will!
10. be s.m7IsFlv entsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

THE Hope C.y Tines says that Hon
Thomas F.stcner has c)nseated to make
the race for governor Of Arkansas, sue
jec. T. ihe action OF the next Demo
cratic -C1nservs'iv. Sta-e cNnveation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

BELL, The witness who testified
sgaiusi B2bcccki was yesterday as
ssultel 10y one Mole-e, bu! the parties
were separated before any damage wss
4 ana
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE Savannah (Tean.) T-aHscript "a.
vo-s Hon Thomas II. PAire for congress
from ina. district, and AtLi1s and Bate
rJT The United States senate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
DISs0AGFE1Ns

VNHE partnership existing heretofore be-
i tween the urde, signed under the firm
name Of FUHHSTOH / SuSNS, is this day
dissolved by mutual cUuse 1t.
J. II. JOHN SION is authorized to ttse the
firm name in liquidation. -
J. n. JOHNSTON.
THuS. NUNES.
L. q n \ VI ES.
rarp Marfh 1878
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TRR Tupsl) Journal hiss the name OF
CsPtsia james A. Blair So Its masthead
'or ihe position of Congressman from the
d-st distT.c. % Misgissippi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

TIE DyertbuTg Progress has reason &c
hope the 'Iut il that region has not all
beel killed. This IL the best Of news.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02

IT must always be remembered 10 his
cIeiI. thst Ham Carter (co-oICd) voted
fug Auo.'s impeachment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
CIo.ING RATES

Yesterday q oott0a aud gold: NeiC
York, co,,oa, i3!c; MemPlis, II 1916.
Nctg FORK G0.z closed at llS.; Mem
g3hts. II3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-02
EACTOE les.
DISSOLUTION 3.
Notice of Dissolution.

TIvHF ,Isderyigned, -uTyig ing = .1 sT- {. ~ .5
-. - ~, fv,fa-eat rf the e. tale of \ - hrHe5
in said rrm. ;Ge same f. hereby .g-l--,.r a
cat from January /. $50 We LsE.A- ---.-.s
sfI tirifse- 0f t.e .a. f.m- lle D.----l
Triri continue under tbs t-u name aHl s.y-e
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