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New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Nem Publications.
VVHE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
4 Established May, 1872
CONDUCTED BY f. L. YOU UhANS'
/,....... - ,ho Touuarv Number.

L
Il Established May, 1872
CONDUCTED BY f. L. YOUBANs.
Contents Of the January Number.
l. The Earlier Forms of Life By Prof c. H. HITCHCOCK
TT teories OF primitive Marriage BY SPENCER
Ill prof Huxleys Lectures. Ill Qllustrated)
" The study and Teaching of Biology. BY Prof. H.
NEWELL MARTrN NJ. B.
VI Science in America. BY Prof J. w. DRAPER NJ. d.
Ii. ID.
VII Mental overworK BY ROBERT FkRQUHARsos, NJ. d.
VIII Tho Medical Profession in Modern Thought By Prof.
IL. MAUDsLEY, NJ ID.
TX About Sharks.
X Aboriginal settlements Of the Pacific BY PAUL
SCHUMACHER Illustrated)
XII Sketch Of Sir William Thomson. with Portralt)
XII CoRREsPoNDRSCE Insects and Flowers in COorauo
ThOs Carlyle and the Darwins
KILL Fp1ToR's TABLE: PhanthrOpc Fanaticism aganst
Scence-Poitical Eeonomy A. tnG & GIfsTf Pref Huxley
on the HoTse~Commercial Manias
LITERARY NOTICES: KNIGHTS American Mechaples Nee n
tical PhysOlogy-SAvAGE's Religion OF Evolutiion
Public Libraries in the United states GI ,s Cbemia
Won BRZ0LD's Theory OF COlOf--k0LLhH1Ehs Ihohi''
Coartata-Notes Building Construction etc
POPULAR MISCELLANY: Deep Sea Bottom @ R3sI
Arctic Exuodton-sexual selection among tne a a9m on
keys-The Transmission OF HabLEnSsr s tU t
Locust Piague-Insect Fertilization OF fidhOS-4iO
posed international Geolog cal Congress- e'c'
NOTES.
TERMS 5 per annum postage so cents per NUMBER
APpLEroSs JOURNAL and THE POPULAR SCIENCE NoNIhL, MINI
together for ST 20 per postage prepaid b the po
fishers. ID. APPLEloN % w, 80 - vorr
the eheGpe ana most readable Of he htgctqsS magaL"
"Hhas" says The chicago dDanee az Xxx and
Ter Of lis osgn; articles are short 6T'gh
=" n degeryes san, The Boston Post ga place ." "e "
vank OF current magazine hterdture'' - ,.,-,,u,
"H numbers among ts eor69rs sqgs fao5 ND to aaSGzne
Kssassn Ktersstis.' '0"' " 80 "''''
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
CENTRAL en- RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

ii p m
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE.-Ferry Stations In M ,Isi I4rki
foot of Liberty foot Of ClarksOn st. up town. FIeEn'
station foot OF Libcrty.st.r -. VI. .oo, =, T gb
Commencing oct. 2 1S76-Leave New.fork ioot Oh LO-
mMAn TRAIN for Easton Beyidere. Bethlehem
scranton Carbondale &C.; connects at junction WIN d. L.
7.Iha m-For sonerviIle and Pennington. -, A.,
m. EXPRESS. daily except sunhaysl JOE
the West Connects for Mauch Chunk Tamaqua
owanda Wkesbarre Scranton, DanvilIe Wlliamspofb &C
1.-Two D. m.-ExPREss for Flemington, Easton Anenown
Mauch Chunk, WKesbarre, scranton, Tamaqua mananoy
Citv, Hazleton Reading, Columbia Lancaster Epnra'a
100 D. mFor High Bridge Branch. Easton. Beiydere
Allentown and Mauch Chunk connects at Junction Win
Del Lack. and West Railroad.
s43O D. m-For Someryie aud bennington.
5:l5 m-FOT + INA Brook. =, 49,. ,,.,,.Laoro
$3.50 m-EyESNG EXPRESS, daily Tot Easton belV1eTe
Allentown Mauch Chunk Wilkesbarre, Towanda headnR
Harrisburg, and e West.
$3.50 ~. pi.-F0T Easton. -. - -. =. eos 7.a5
p05 1905 11.35 a. M; $780, l5U 800, 42O, o:2O 6:Zo
1.2O $40 1905. 1l:50 D. m: . -. =. 1...., os,,
Connection by Clarkson-st Ferry at Jersey CITY
For an trans 10 local points see timetable at satlons
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NEM-YORk, LONG
BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE SEA GRIT. AM, ANl sQU,AN AN,
Time Table of Nov. 10 1876 Trains leave New-fork nom
foot Of Lbertyst North River at slS, ll45 a. M, 4lS
"'ty Eya,n ~, ." foot of Clarksonst az l1:35 m
stages TO and from keypOrt connect at MaaWan satoD
with ali trains.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
6teamboats anS Railroads.

bridgeport, and all points on Housat0nic
I'D aud Naugatuck Railroads. Fare, 81 steamer bislDf
PORT leaves Cathane slip at 1h30 a. m and bridgeport a
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

g.. 4 HOUsEFUL OF CHILDREN by Mrs,
d. P. SANFORD CNew.YOrk, L. p. DUTToN co.,, is a
collection Of stories for children by lady whose face has
done good service in the Of juvenile literature The
book is beautifully Illustrated and viii very handsome
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

PHILADELPHIA Via LONG BRANCH and
L the NEwJERsEY SOUTHERN RAILR0AD-F9re
loxer than by Commencing November lS
1915 leave NewYork from Pier North River foot OF Rec
tor ST.;
ii a. m for Philadelphia Long Branch, Toms River and
Vineland.
town and Tuckerton, w. s. SNEDEN, Gen. Manager
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
90 Dbom it Hlap Concern

-,
NOR SALE or to RENT-An eligible PEW
An the Church OF the Divine Paternity (Dr. r. IL Chapn,
pasorl Fifthavc and Forty MIN ST. New 6ork for
urthcr particularly inquire Of j. r. MILLER l2O BrOad"ay
NeW-lOrk.
Holm WILLIAM REYNOLDS, Gold Miner,
~ who ii since resided on the SG0a RIVER san
FraDclsco win please communicate with ROBERT ia hD1
Bckiayer Heyford Weedon, Northamponshre Great
Britain.
JONATHAN SNIFElN, once "a resident OF
~ YORK CITY would inform hs friends II living that
he now rC sdent County Of Genesee state o Ac
gan and would hear from them lie In want-an oa
man now with leg gone, and subject ~ chaIlty
supt Of Poor for Genesec County. Mich
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements Dec. II, 1870
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot; a.,
T:lb m WesteTn and Northern Express, with drawing
room 20 Rochester.
$50 q. m Special chicago and ST. Louis Express with
Rochester Buffalo; also, through Ir
81 Louis.
hoo a m, Northern and Western Express.
$50 p m, special Albany. Troy and western EXPRESS
arrive. Q Buffalo. I:lO a IN.
5.oJ ~ m Express with sleeping for Watert0wn and
Cnuaudaipua Also. for Montreal via Plattsburgh.
Express daily, with eleepiuRcafs TOT
Rochc.er Niagara Falls Buffalo Cleveland, and Cincinnati
also Chicago, both l. s. and NJ c. RarOads ana 10
Montreal via 81. Adams ,,, -.
Hoo o. M, Express with sleepingcars for Albany and
Troy. 49, a., -. -.
$50 36 AIS Broadway and at WescOtt Express Co.
Offices no Parkplace, 7S5 and 0i2 Broadway NeWfork
and 333 Mashin gtOn ST., Brooklyn.
~ ~ e. b. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Billiards.

A MFRICAN STANDARD BEVEL BILLIARD
n TABLES with Delaney's wire cushions indorsea ny a
leading professional players extra Inducements '" oo'
second hand Tables at great bargains - 40 -.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
NEW YORK, NEW:HAYEN AND Az Hart: I;

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HART
~ FORD X. R.-NEW.YORK AND NEW-lIANEN DI'
VISIoN-Winter Arrangement, commencing Dec. TO- 1875
Passenger station in NewYOrk. Grand Central Depot en-
rty-secOnd-st.
LEAVE NEW.fORk. - ..
Trains for New.ayen leave at 7:lO Acon 500 tNl bO9
tAccnl II a. IN. (Ex IL N. (Acc'n lExl 22D tAcen,
tEx 4iO aud 5lb local EXl, (EN 10 tEx ll:3O p m
For south NOrWak, 7:lU SO5, 905. II mr ~ M (3NL
900 8 40 5:l5 h:l5 6:35 o. 10 and 1875 For Stam
ford, 7;lO, 500 900, 1910 m II M 22O g. S;o' 4'to
A4J, 5:l5, $40 G3J. 7:20. 9. TO- aud 1880 D. M
Express via Springfield at 500 and II M anq %
D. NJ; wa shore Line at aud 10 p IN Boston, wa Az
Line and llS5 M the sO5 a. M s 3; d y ana a. M ao
B. D and 10 p az Brgsp3rL Ihe 800 a. m; eon9eGS 9 me
Conn. Valley at saybrOok The p m oIS e9lnSets WIN IN
With New Haven aud Northampton r. r. at New and
thr gO5 IN and D. for Newporti 800, II a. u ~ noon,
connect with COun, River r. X. az Spring
field and D. M Montreal The SO5 a. m. and 3 p M
Naugauck HOusatOnc r. Rs at bridgeport:
The sos o. M and /, 44O, and p. with Danbury and
Norwalk South NOrwalk and the 500 q. M, anu a9O
n M with New.Canaan r. II. at Stamford -
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via sprnghelaj at III
.. m. via Providence ,,,-, a. -.
DTawingFOOm cars on Day Express ana SleephB Ofs Oh
Night Express trains -, en-. -, -. -,
Central Depot or at offices OF N y transfer Co 9ia
BROADWAY NCwIOr and No Courtsi BROOKLYN, VINO WIZ
also check baggage from residence TO destination.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

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TIE tpuN, lr NI IisW illustrated ....... / 20
THE MAanEiiiisi@N Inv, story ............ | 10
THE IEii a. u1 tsfE oP COoI'RTTs ......... / 40
TUE OITAKEI, CITY: MONKS OF MONK HAIL. 20
TOW FR OF LONDON. With - IlustratiOns----- ! %
LEGENDS OF AMERICAN RENOIUIlO 49,. %
SjX NIGHTS WITH THE WASHlNGTONIANS NS oV
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS, with its sequel. o.
ROSE FORSTER. Sequel t0 - court OF London ~
10 4bors books are Jor sale by all boohaec or e9te'
Of ana one all Of them Cl b. sent 10 any one 10 any Paoe
poSipaid rcll,tng price 70 u P0bttaGrs,
Il. Il. PETERSON X BROI HERS,
300 Chestnutst, philadelphia, Penn
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~ 0s722 ENGLISH GITT BOOKS At ouR D II PR PRiGE,, Gt,rcr
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ll2T22 GORGEOUS JUVENILE looks AT AN1 TN. r.
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New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
ERlE RAILWAY.

n - '~~N
R6 c6;cSa aG qna and GsGag2 Ray %
lO45 m.-EXpress Mall for Buffalo with Sleeping Coaches
p m CDaiyl Pacific Express for the West, sIeeOlng
and Chicago without changei also Hotel DINING cars 10
Trails leave Chambers street Depot n. Y, for
Nawark, 645. $50 1913 a. M 5;i9 DID ana Si9 p m'
Rntlerfurd Park and Passaic g. 745 10 m, IL noon,
i4S $45 $50 S;SO p M u 1a maniga1 sundASS' o.
aS sI5 $ saSasy 4so $50 S5 5 e IL eo no. CO. HS m
snifrrn g. 7:i5 lO:45 a. m 3sO, 43O, 8. p. m, 12
mIGnight Sundays $50 10 m, las 6So p M aud
CamWai, 8 A. H.. $780, 4:sOp m. Sundays, $50 a.
Warwick, lO;45 a m 4;3o p; go mo ian, Sunday. sso
Newburgh, o, l045 a. NJ $780, 4:Sop m' sunl'yS ooo
&Ias:on $50 cS % m sg9sSg o iso ss2 n Sundays
13doan iSS 10 M 7g5 g$ l6l5 g. m 4sO p M Sundays $50
10 M The a. n and no Pol p % af trans au S8nne''
Port Jeryis, Q, lO45 m 4:SO, pm Sundays $780, lo
SGrTTraBs No. leaving Chambersst on even bali hours
leave twenty fifteen earlier than above me
trains e1E Py se on oas eaSe Sf Een
At s5 and 10 iSa P p and MI r2PneGRs e GnRs wh trains 'H '
cseis for passage in Drawing room @
ana transfer q may 9e I AZ No
BToosyn and at the Company Depots.
ETpres; Trains from West arrive in NewfOrk at 7;25
a. M, 2:l0 and 7:J6 y. IN.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEwJERsEY.
Trains leave for EngewgoSa a G2st & & MOI and sp9 aSfS
nights only l:3O Sundays, y a. m ana o:oU p m
Manuel Spring Valley and MOusey, $40 a. m, 4t9 y m
mo. n. ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agent, New 1oTk
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ADVANCEMENT OF PAssENGER TRAINS Aprb io'
ls7GIaye depots Cortlandt and Desbrossess az
Z a m for East0n, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunek
Beaver Meadow, MahanOy CITY, SHENANDOAH MI
Carmel Shanokin, Wkesbarrc, Pittston, sayre na &C.
connecting with trains Tor Ithaca AuOuib oNhesteI ou
falo Niagara Falls, amt the West -. c,,-
n m for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
UaieOn MahanOy City Shenandoah Wikesbarre Ptston,
&C making connections for Reading, Pottsye ana
Harrisburg. -. , ,,.,,h
1 D. M. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Aauch
Chunk, stopping 90 all stations. - ,.,,-,. a,
ESQ D. M ght Express daily, for EastOn Bethlehem Al
leutown Maur Chunk, Wkesbarre, Pttston sayre ElnA
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Nagafa faIs, ana the
West Pullnan's sleeping coaches attached
EOB'T. H. SAfRE, sup't and Engr.
General Once corner OF Church and ~
CIIAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
~ steamers Peek slip for Newaven at and II p '
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
FIRST BoARD-1O12 O'CLOCK a. NJ.
Sales of state Bonds-Rdilr0ad Bonds-B0ak and RAD
road ShdTeS-ETpreSs Stocks, dc.


Tol. Wab and West
l,000....bc. 81
Del, Lack and West
lnu be. TIA
Chi, Bur q Quincy
3D.. ..ll3
100. bella
Pitts, Fl Wayne a
chic CD
5....be- l02
st L, X G a. n r
100. be. 8
Kansas Pacific
100. be. 2k
Han and So 10 n
100. be. 25b
Ohio and Miss
200. bcbY. 81
10O..s3. 81
@ G q I g
10O....bc. 81
100. "a
Consolidation Coal
lDO....pc. 26
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15

| NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare, 81.
~ steamers Peek slip for Haven at and IL p '
| cYu ny vl railroad.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
1912 o'CLoCK-sALEs BEFoRE
THE CALI.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK
u S 6s Registered, 1881 U 5s, l04O Coupon ,,o.
35.OOO.... --'s' - 1870. '''P
lO,OO'. liza u 1901 ,,n.
500 Registered, 90 n lOOO.-s,s.
n G - J0 ConDon fB5 l0,0o0................lZl3
2O.OO0. ..........s. e''ll@R'
o-co,,n t,o.pn-1 n'rUocK p NJ
New-York tribune., 1876-12-15
Iustrncnon.

HARRIS PATTON Classical School will
-. REOPEN WEDNEsDAY, sept go az !, 1893 Broadway
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-02

DYAID TnNA'HoS'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-08-02
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ have this day sold my interest in the
United States Bakery, Main street, Eureka,
to John Bush, who wiz continue the business
at the old stand. All bills due the bakery
are to be paid to me, and persens having
claims against the same will present them to
''' JACOB KIRscHsTALLER.
Eureka, July Is. 1873. jyl9-ln
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06
EPISCOPAL.
The Convention Recently Held at Sc
vance UnfVersity-Rev. George d
white OF Memphis, Sc
leeted as the HistO-
rian OF this D1- 81.
Ocese.

Sp,vANpE UNIVERSITY, June 2 Il
have been siDes Wednesday on this
lovely spot attending the convention OF
the Eaiseopal church in this State. This
bodv closed lie proceedings yesterday
eStaTnoon. after a very harmonious ses-
SION. The delegates were elegantly en-
teyfatued bv the residents, and went
awav satisfied that no spot in Tennessee
nv elsewhere can vie with Sewanee for
ssInbrftv of climate, excellence OF water,
as we'll az for the culture and refinement
of its inhabitants. Our friend DIR. White,
of Calvary church, delivered an address
on the hfetOry Of the church in Tennes-
see. How IL vas received you can Judge
from the following: fa
Uoon motion of Judge Phelsn, 1t was
Resolved, That the the thaDks OF the
con yentiOn arc due to Rev. DIR. White
foT his able resume Of the history OF the
church in the diocese, and that he be re-
qussted to pursue his Investigations Tor
the archives OF the convention.
Rev. DR.. Bsci1ett offered the follow
;,C, ,,-aamble aud resolutions, which
passed u. snimousiy; ,,,-.
WRRREAl',it 1t IS desirable mat al lnCel,
esting facts rs latng 10 tne origln anu
history OF the Tlocese OF Iehnessse De
carefully collected ana preselve1, Ia
consideTation that Death is annually re-
moving from our society many who are
,shIa to furnish the most valuable sEd
interesting information upon the sub
iect; therefore,
RssoyUed, That the clergy and persons
intarested in the history Of the church
in the diocese OF Tennessee are mere,
by earnestly requested to collect ana
forward TO Rev. Geo. White, VINO Is
hereby appointed historiographer OF tne
diocese, ali statistics aud information
they can gather, bearing upon the Dis
tory Of their respective parishes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06
ACROSS rHE CONTINENT.
-, ,Epyenfy-SIx Minutes Less Than
,Ss.hEy-FOur HOurs-Safe In san
vranciseO-A Salute of Thirs
tees Gums. ----

c., E,.. CISCO, June 4.-The train
80 - n, Nklald wharf, which Is
a.i,t;n ,tSa oSfv limits Of San Francisco,
AZ % 9.95 s8 "dnutes less than "a
i,oIrs. e. - sr-ived Of IA wharf this side at
9.a5 snd si AZ 3 :5aI the ! 'assengers alighted
at Tie court of the Pa ace hoteL Susty z
and travel-wosn, bat in gcSd nesIsn anu .,la
spirits. Engine No. 49 .WouSnt tno
train through from Ogden, WAN tne ,Ss-
distance of an additional engine II It cIoss-
irg the SierrAs. Time from CsgSen 70
san Francisco, 25:52; actual sHehasSS
running time from Ogden to Osktanu
wharf, 4l1 miles per hour. ConsloA9iS
ilIe trouble was experienced on the Oeu-
tral Pacific from the wearing ont OF tne
brake-shoes in the Pennsylvanla care,
and in the mountains the Central IA
eific company put on two Of their own
soscbes to brake the train. NO accloent
M ai;y kind occurred throughout the
rim Shortly after their arrival break
fast yse served, to which nnmbsr OF
nrominent citizens, officers OF the army
and navy, representatives Of the press
and theatrical profession, railroad ON
-cisIs and mayor Of the city were IN
Ujted. A salute of thirteen guns was
sired from this roof Of the Palace hotei
On fhe arrival of the train &C the wharf
The rest of the day viii be devoted 70
Ileeded rest and 3 serenSde IN the even
{n0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06
rELEGRAPHIC BREEFs.

Heavy frosss are reported at Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Three berders were recently killed by
Indians near sidney, Nebraska.
Yesterday being Whit Monday, was
observed as holiday ia London.
Two boys were drowned, while BATH
ing in the river ut Columbus ONO, yes"
teTday.
seventeen priests were ordained at 81.
Johns (CathClie) church, In St' LOUIS
Sunday.
&c. Aver, the pstelt medicine man
,lsscturer. wBs sent to the insane asylum
in New Jersey last yeek-so says BOZ
ton telegram.
King Victor Emanuel has accepted
the honorary presidency OF the Rhtia-
,ieIphis committee for the erection OF
statue of Columbus.
The congressional investigating COM
,,Itfoe vas again IN session in New Df-
Ieans Yesterday. Several witnesses were
examined on the whisky frauds. .
A boiler exploded in the Collier white
l.ad ,yo,li5 ia st. Louis yesterday, de-
,sTogishin,, portion of the building, and
seriously ipiuring several employees.
Z Mayfeld, Ksntucky, Sunday, q
a ,Sned Beaumont, iesdlng ela-
zsn I snd D. pbIisher Of newspsPPeI, PP,s,Is Wa
.SrsSfed. a5n T, cha, ged with rooDing Ine IoAiis
nT,nossroIis !, cow the largest city u
ntinnasofa no by fiye ti.t cSssnd inha6ltants
a recent census shOwll-s h2sFI- g. I'm.
lstiou at thirty EIGHT thousaAe "a ufe N-A''
dred. .....--
PhilsdeIphiAns observed Yesterday
WHIT Mondays q holiday, in conses
rnie,,oe OF which the Centennial sxpOsl-
ton was crowded with an increased al
tendance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06

THE resolution Of Representative Nor
rison fixing the twelfth Of June as the
day Of the final adjournment Of congress
will not be considered by the committee
OF ways and means, to which it has been
referred, until further progress has been
made with the general appropriation
bills, which it is necessary to pass by the
first of July, the commencement Of the
fiscal year. According to present ap-
pearances, the adjournment viii not
take place befoge the middle Of July. A
number of senators say that the senate
will postpone the BslknRp impeach-
ment csse, as otherwise the appropriS-
ton bills could not be acted on In time
to afford the government the necessary
means to carry on its operations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06
STATE FINANCES.
KOn. J. e. Bailey Consents to Deliver
an Address In Memphis ON the
~ Ninth Instant.
The following correspondents explains

The following correspondence explains
itself:
MEMPHIS, TENN. May q, 1876.
Hon. ]. E. Bailey, Clarksville, Tennessee:
DEAR SIR-Regardfhg the question Of
onr State finances SIS the ostimportant
one now before the people Of Tennesses,
and observing through the public press
your able and manly defense o. the
honor and credit Of the State, and being
anxious to hear from you q more full
and complete discussion Of this subject,
the undersigned citizens of Memphis
respectfully Invite you to visit this city
for this purpose at an early day, and de-
liver an address. You will please desig-
nate time that will suit your conveni-
ence.
. ID. MiKissiek, D. 7. Porter, 8. III.
Dunscomb, G.. w. Macrse, VIM. A. Col
ifer, D. A. Clarke, James Elder, J. n.
.Goodbar, M. b. Trezevant, J.. L. Good
bar, H. Furstenheim, W. B. Grubbs, Jas.
Speed, 81. A. Cochran, f, 8. Davis, y,
W. Clspp, A. WoOdruf, Chas. b. Bryan,
1T. Petit, J. A. Anderson, A. J. LiV-
ermore, Tom Holman, IT,, Brown q Hor-
tor, &C Graham, Jno, s.. Brown, Ja-
cob Weller, Geo. B. Branch, w. Mes
sick, Ellis Lsubgle, R,J semmes. Als-
Ersl1ine, w. Mcclure, r. +. Wilcox, r.
Dudley Frsyser, J. L. Wexford, d. r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-06

THE article in the APPRAL on Sun-
day. taken from the Batesville Blade,
in regard to the difficulty between T..
NJ. WatsoB, Of Holly Spring, aud s. F.
Massey, found It's way into our columns
without the knowledge Of the sditors.
This We regret, as it was calculated 20
do great Injustice to one Of the parties.
Fortunately the same number Of the
APPEAL contsined the entire corre-
spondence between these gentlemen.
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Hopson, A. J. White, A. D. Lapgstaf,
A. L. harris, J. ". Johnston, W. B.
Mallory, 8. r. Clarke, ID. F. Jett, Jno.
r. WDkerson, Louis HananeF, y. 81. An
derson, Jne. g. Lonsdale, jr., Bohlen,
Huse 4 Co, G. B. Wexford, Macon
Webb, Rob't A. Allison, r P. Glenn,
Louis g Wood, Hounslow Cary, r. 8.
Jones, VIM. II. Goodlett, w. Y. ClrOde,
]. L. DennisoD, n. Fontaine.
CLARKsNILLE. Tenn, June 3, 1876.
Messrs. j. M. GOodbar, l.. ID. M'Kissick, s.
h Dunsconb, and others, Memphis, Ten
nessee:
GRNTLEMEN-Abseno from home
explains the delay in replying to your
letter Of the twenty-seventh Of May, in
vitiDg me to address the citizens Of Men,
phis on the subject Of State finances. 1t
viii afford me great pleasure to speak to
my fellow-citiSens OF Memphis on this
important subject, and, with your per-
mission, propose to doso on the ninth
instant. Very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, J. Z. BAILEY.
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A telegram from Madison, Florida,
says the regular Republican convention
nominated NJ. l.. Stesrns for governor
and Hon. d. Montgomery for ieuten-
ant-governor. Delegates to the Cincin-
natl convention were chosen, as follows:
E. M. Cheney (Blsine), P. W. Bryant
(Blsine), w. II. Gleason (Blaine), B. F.
Livingston (Blainel, G. D. Brigham
(Blaine), A. b. Osgood (CoDkling), G..
E. Wentworth (Blsine), and J. II. ARM
strong (Blsine).
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ssIs Of Unclaimed soon..

NUSTOM-HOU5E, MEMPHIS, TENN, sur.
1 } veyor'r once, May 28, lS76.-The following
described goods having been seized and for
fefted to the United States, notice is hereby
given that on June %, 1875, at the hour Of u
O'clock nn at the steps OF the United States
Bonded Warehouse No. 2l9 second street., at
the Port Of Memphis, WIFI sell, ct public
auction, to the higaest and best bidder. to-
Wit: cask Irish Whisky, marked Ii. &. ~ II.
cod WI. SMITH, urveyor Of Customs.
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MARRIED.

STURLA-CORDANO-O Monday evening,
June 5tn, at st. Peters Church, by Rev. Father
Kelly, Mr.. JOHN STURLA and Miss MARY Cor
DANo, both Of Memphis. No cards.
The bride is one OF the most beautiful and
accomplished daughters Of Memphis, and the
bridegroom Is to be congratulated on his
happy lot. They left by last nights train for
the Centennial Exposition.
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DIED.

VIGUs-FRANK w. VIGUs, Jr., infant son of
F. w. Vigus, Saturday night, June 8, 1876, aged
one year, two months and twenty three days
ROBINSON-In this city, June 5th, TALU-
LAH K, infant daughter OF A. O. and Mary II.
Robinson, aged SIX months,
The friends and acquaintances OF the fam
ily are invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence, corner of Sixth and Keel streets,
this lTUEsDAYl morning, at 10 o'clock.