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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

ANAxoN coNsulxDArED MINING
"A Company xoetce-f TIE annual neseiaa
II the saockke,Aers II ~ seovs se0sa eao-
pany will b Asid y the c1cs ~ ~ 80
rany, No. 80 Pine str~el. nonuAs aaaeo y,
aaa Franrtsnu,, % TuEADAY ~ - day =
November. A. y. is7s. % one o'csaea =
n far tha sssceton u svusasO fac ~ sosotn0
ysar. I'd ~ ssnnaarstsa ef sncA eeaar hasl
49, = may csns before IL uAsssinG.
- eRdBR a. ehe Dnas1.
JOidH 4. RgIcaRnI. ossy.
An YSssstsca. Nov. q ISIS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
MARK THESE FACTS.
rAs rssesnoay Of Ne whole wosa.
nOLLOWAI'S r LIS.

81 ~ - sSpsestes ncllswayS rsis cav,
ne hearty enc"
Year Pills ere mafvellous."
the house."
.Dr. Holloway ~ cured ny hssa.eAs H..
W. chronic
81 gave one Of Jour pills TO my bob, IA.
cholefs morbus. The dear hs,le thins 80
we'll In day.
!" ~ nausea Of morning II now cured
I" Your box Of Ho.lvwsy's Ointment cur~a
ne Of noisrs In the head ! rubbed some Of
your Ointment behind the ear, and the n.sss
kaa left"
e send me two boxss; want one for poo,
family"
II enclose dollar: your price !. ~ cent?.
but the medicine u me IL worth dollar"
Send noe ave boxes II your rilis Is
Let me have three hpxes VI yeur Pitts nv
yeturs mail, for Chile AID Fewer
have over 10 such Testimonials M thesc
but the want Of space ,onapeis hue 10 ,o.,.
cluSse,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22

snNHrs KxcELLKNr HOTEL Is WELL
located, well arranged aud Well FUR
nished. The rooms are large aud we'll veu-
,ilssed and lc,ieer may depend on every
thing about them bcinS Scrupuiousiy cissn'
We claam 70 have
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-22
Far Cutaneous Disorders.

And all eruytiona OF The skin. this ninsme,t
is iiost fuvalusble, II docs not heai tx,,r
nsiiy alone. bat lcEesrates With the M,
| searching fleets te tha vrrs root ~ the evil
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-16
II you want circulars,
II you want hand bills,
Ifyou want envelopes,

II you want business cards,
II you want tasty letter heads,
II you want neat bill heads,
II you want nieo visiting cards,
II you want the best Of ball works,
II you want any kind of job work,
Leave your orders at the TINES Of
doc, and you can secure them on
short notice, at low rates, and in the
best style.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-16

A RgNINDKR. There are = great
/. number Of our esteemed patrons
Who arc considerably in arrears for
advertising. job work and sub
scriptioas. Notwithstanding 'ur
calls they consider the duns are not
intended for them. Now. We wish
il understood that all who are in
debted TO TIE TIAKs are respect
fully requested 70 settle OF neg.
collection day. We want monev.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-16
General Notes.

Times were never 80 hard in Eure-
ka A. now. Money 10 scarce to an
embarrassing degree, aud the people
are complaining generally of the
hard times. Some business failures
have occurred.
Mr.. Spurgeon has made arrange
ments with his congregation whereby
on certain Sunday evenings they re-
main away and allow the general
public free access. The Tabernacle
is always thronyed on these occa-
sions
The arithmetic man Of The Kansas
Derrick has been busy with his slate
and pencil. He announces that if
the national debt were reduced to
one dollar greenbacks, pasted end 10
end. the belt would reach 9i,437
miles beyond the moon. Moonshine
is the natural terminus of green
back theory.
Mr.. Plimsoll has received flatter-
ing testimonial from the working
men Of Sheffield in the form Of a
magnificent silver cup richly chased.
Its weight 10 1870 ounces, its hight is
50 inches and it is mounted on black
marble. Its cost was $3.50. and il
was p lid for entirely by the subscrip-
tlon Of workingmen.
One of the chiefs who led the
Sioux against Custer on the Little
Big Horn has unmixed white blood
in his veins, He was born in Pike
county. Mo-, his father being one Of
the pioneers of Missouri and vete-
ran Of the Mexican war. He was
captured by the Indians when a boy,
grew up among them and finally be-
came their chief.
One Of Brigham Young's sops is
known as Prince Briggy. The Gen
tiles explain that the title was ac-
qui, ed several years ago. during his
sojourn in England. He rode in a
coach behind six gray horses. and
on one occasion his coachman, while
driving through the streets of Lon
don, disregarded the commands of
the Queens guards to give the road
TO Her Royal Highness and attend
ants. This led the officer in charge
of the cavalcade to ask the name of
the distinguished stranger. The re-
ply was. II am Prince Brigham, Sir,
of Utah."
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

The sersion Commences ON the drst Monday In
September. and sna# about thr Int " July, with
rntia examination tsrsideA thn annual, there sr~
private monthly examinations In The several classes
ii which distinguished merit IN conduct. diligence
and proii lHiiet receive Mtttng Annurp.
tn sttHfifis. .aeh student MssAminsd and placed
In thr ra*. ~ whlrh his previous attachments IN.
title linn. A good AurAl charneter IL required IT
III applying fur atiiulsnluii.
The miarsl. Hnd general d~gort,rnt NJ the stadont
~. constantly watched over. the 1rotlerW pTsalda
.. thsr rrr.atinss. And their ~ hifosts and iMr.
ruitAi hallts receive every stteHtIon.
Ha.sins IRE sent u uhvstMAs aud Esstrr III
parents mr. guardians II Inform them ~ The health,
eas.duet and Improvement ~ their s0Aa or wasda
h. religion taught m thr institute II Romaa
Catholic Nttdrnss NJ ether druuuslnatinas sr~ -
mitted. provided they ars Willing. fns The sAhr ~
ossler and uniformity 10 attend the public esercises
Of ruitRiaus wnr biz.
Tho earrsrppndsnee III students, ~ veil - MI
lsnAs u~rd hy them, are subject W NE inspection
III thr pireetar.
Tho p.kei money u th~ stnd~nis IL Aera~tted
With TIN TFfAsurer, n i~ git.n ~ pr.idehft nasy
sugsstt, and may be partly, nr totally withheld
fsnm THETA, on srrolnt ~ tntsnndAet hseisrt III
duty.
TN entering, each inassfr should h. provided
with sitAll. quantity NJ clothing. aud snisscivnt
Hnints<v NJ sl'tvts taeks. haHdtcrrtirfs, towels.
cnsnl,s. brushes. str. None ~ lIsesN viii be fur.
nshs ny College, Hnr4s sI~.rls deposit ~ snals
fstty Ar lille should be market with the flssue III
tl.s 0wn~s In fni
Parents Wishing 10 have their children sent hom !.
shund gsr tin,sly nutss, And forward travelling a.
Ieitss~ fuf further particulars. Address
lt-iJ tat. OLIVER, t'f0.IisHt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT..

tns+haH class, IaessYtn.s iMsssnsasn. en-
fatssspAs. hssAsss. ustsliss ttsil4A ssyAM4
snss ahswwAs fsgsa slius* " ssHsssA AssshNvts
EiiesAusss hassassss naishef1. sss~YtstAs iNss*A.
saas tssnsft ~ fHssawAs Hsssnss tktsnstp k1si
t'sss* h#aA lAsaA 1ssnsh anA AstmaA. sssss~at
fHthtt tIAN@.s HsasgtsHs thAtFn*tsMs NHthss
Hsashs. NtA inns, fsHtHsNshii. tngissh stvssrmaf
isFss~hs ffss LIVE sssatssasdi. AstAnsesae slts.
ssen ffsssirAa ~ tesHvAMssa tnssisIvaNsl Aria.
satisf shnsHnMAsss Hssi.ts tksvn~ss tasss NsAsAt.
ts~~wvMpAs MssrhsaIr vSssmAst ArsshssA. essnt~&ss
tAA gVea*iebtms' Fssss ts.&aH.l. IbsA.kertsAs
r'tsssaAasns " sess., tenal* kasssl istin trsst
ftrnvh ard uesnsAH rt4ieAAl.
frtSn ttNNA~atHftsiian n~aranf, Dfsisa4
stArhs. Trading. t~nnaSnsi,lr. fngsssh tArsmFnas
htu~h Institutes - rns4 III. thar III II AsssAe.
~. ttsplaHsons rrAsssra AalshvaA, intellectual
AfishtHstie. tteehfA lllem~Aiasy IL nadtcAlss,
tstetn*sfs sliriihs~nt HesAs. M~nswsAaien N kMrs
fsraA. Mfwern Matters tfrwit ~ lAn IL tsecUvsrhy
tAtteheiiA iutsrMrAtAte " AAiAt, tasurns66nsa
snssAehf~~ fis~t t,~sseAa nalshsd,. tswA .ke~tanx
It,sHtie latFy Hhishedt. rusumessiAl Law. lAsin,
safssA ffwnch and slerman. optional.
flnsT FlAxs.-@thtistiAn n~tstn~. Os4AowvA.
rhs, hhssusrAi Neadsne learw~Ats etanhard
np*Ak*r1. tsHhHanshir. EnGilsh Grammar llsrpwnS
thtttutrs tinueds. Artthustle ttlnilhaaS uirh.
RI. MvHlai Arithmetic, Algebra fklenrntavy An.
sheds, Mensurstou n Ands, fseesnvssy. riane ana
Slid. Mniern History tHr~siet ranasnuetl, t~rx.
rArh, !MIseheiis intermediary, hMetnste, nnsl.
hes. fnFns, Commercial Law. Ensltsh syn.
nnyuas tufshAmsi, Natural fntl~uthy lOaarAen.
los " ryronnnsic~1. Ea~ays. Muaskiy lhAAsrs,
Latin, tsresh: fr~neA And Herman, optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT.

FOURTH Characterization Doctrine, lItxher
Arithmetic continued University Algebra 10 FRO
aud rrisahatetFy. Rhetoric, knx,iah Ilt~rstnre,
synonyms and Natural Philosophy continued.
Ancient liistory. Physical t~rgrsphy, fssays,
Mnnthly DehAie., Latin, ar~sh; herman aud
French, optional
Third eI sss-.Esidsncrs II Cathollctiy, Eiacu.
ton. rru~ndy, Ancient tltssars and tl~osranhy.
sansan sud tlr~clan Antiquities. Emxilsh Literature
l'ntstrsity Algebra completed, surveying, rAwlc.
fsAys Monthly Debates. Latin, assch Fr~nrh
and tt~rtnaa optional.
SECOND Observation-Disclosures NJ Catholteity. gte.
etition, lf0~ody, Mental Philosophy. IA,asc aud
Mrtspliysirs. hctAny surAysl. Chemistry tsiill
msn'.) Navigation. Astronomy, Analytical ueosnc-
try, fssays, Monthly Debates. Latin, (ire~h French
and herman optional
FIRST CLASS Moral Philosophy. Political Eeon-
amy, nnisns tarolagy, Astronomy. Chemistry tai
ursek: German sud French optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
GENERAL REGULATIONS

f.pIis arr festtsed sH3 time during The yess. sHd
charged ffnm dAte " entrance.
M daGnftinn msdf for partial Ahsspcs. unless IN
caA~ ri pratrAried lmeAs. or dissntssAi
COMMUNICATIONS III anA fr0sn The AraAemy ere
Submitted ~ th~ inspection ~ tht kupsrlcfess.
Each pupil u required " hsss rhsnucA a r1sAh.
tpeetsiy Dressed: alsp sts towe1s, IN tahie Hsp.
hins, ossr drrsAin9 Fn& pn~ bathing gown, tW0
blset sprle. knife f0rt silver tAhls And tsastssn
aud nsj,ktp. ring wtth Hsm~ msfks w full dT~,s-
In ease fur ished NTH y tntr. h nah, teeth sun
Eall hfusIss. ~ ~, rtt.
fa.k.t msusy ami Fssssae fsatar@ sF* ~ ~ H.
.ltalfus or .shsf iisI. will ~ iuAds uHIsse susn
~ masey he deposits With ihr instItuti ~ fnr that
huFrose.
Difference III religion fafnss ~ alaAAe1s NJ the
tmirsinn III sHeh - ~tsitnx IN cnNf0rM IN IN
established routine ~ the lnststHf@.
iti.is MISTER ~ fATkITlA. yaieSiosees
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22

Driving aud Pain iug ~ irufess 5s,s eharsss.
students received ii any tima during the year,
int for ~ shooter period than nse nDntha. No
mahs, refunded ~hsn withdrawn dusinx ths terra,
Nodrlurtinn for Atssenc@, unless In case III PRO.
trartrd iiInsss.
NJ H. PAYNE al In IN bc made IN advance. ~ No
student retained Ia thN lRsttHsinn whesr rsrent ~
guardian docs mot comply With this Rule.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22

Til COURSE III EsiH.irh Instruction comprises
uHliWi Api.s, heading. tattehlsni, tennat,ship
aramu,As, hhsaurir. ansnpn%itt u, L.,nas. Mshtai
FliinN.,, hs. Mental and i'TAtssi VT ~, a. 4.
Hebra. tkHik~kstltav. u.ain'tFs !. Ahet ~, MpissM
a, Thy Il. I'll tss Evslt kacvsd snd prufane Wis.
IN >. M,thnssas. Astronomy. Natural Philosophy.
Natural iiss ~. totahs. Chemistry and III, stnIndy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.

Christian Doctrine tcatrchiam ~ rerreserancel.
Arithmetic titalinsonw Higher and rrtstenden u
Commercially, bookkeeping thsyAnt Hsruston and
Cristendenrl. urasnmaF tNrowna lnatttntssl tae-
aRraphy lMiichelie lntermealaae1, MenaurAticn
tyowiesl, History sKerncys Comparatively. C,om.
maFriHl correspondence and Enstlah Compa@lliar.
Commercial Law iitsyaat h ktrattnns,. IRA wing .
German anil French, optional
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
IT. JOINTS OOLlIoI
rkllkik m CHIN, VIII
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
g. Mary's Institute,
PRAIRIE III cMIEN, wis.

This Institution. situated III thr lno~s ttsplstfnt
location III lrAirie dH hien In under the direction
Of the kehu i sisters d Metre nanis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
HOWARD COUNTY
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ssN1ssS. - ny - p..a
kt.sssvy yNal.rs.
~. =. Owwr, ~ s~se@sss = i4s's aoMs'se,'
fsiocAsmafAs.
4. lAsSsa u nasiarss ,Asa s'ssss ." Ms'ifeaa
nv $50 = socns. : a.'sr !. ="
tvoshsHg.
at sssess s. I'D s 1s;tss r \. ., =
C0sswtv NssrvvNor.
I.ANAN 0AssETr, Howard usn.rr, ie~a.
CarpeMtcrs and Bniitfcrs.
Z. b, LIMIT. shcr East side Kim street.
Dry 0oods Dealers.
xyW,ssss SI sc s,:. r s;. s'' y nrss v"'
sissif Sx III, xsssssssxs,.x SEAMLESS. ere.
hlocA.
Drug Syors~.
s~sssss . y, 4 ;.s !; IN 4 i. a.
FMwnifnrs.
.. MKvkNNEN. H~~ advertisement.
JOMN m1ex. see III.
Eb&wdry and Machtnc Nhop.
swkNsON ssROTMEns. star Foundry.
Flour and Med
INA HSATi. nj ns. Az MERRY. ne.rl, app.
site kimhsil farns~orths Hank.
0rocery, Fruit aud Confectionery
NtOrf.
Z. mArMAwAy,. in old r~.offce building.
~ $ ::;;s,': J: H. \. !: nv;
Hardware .storcs. -
lOnAs . MROTmER, ssatA u cosss lioa.c.
T. 4. row e,ss 400, ."s,s III. M.rse, street
Hnrncsx Makers.
ANNA. ,; .scUs..1 So shop north ..a r.a
. i;. III s,H VI Congregational w. ~ ea"''
wknwrER 1sOusk. e~ner Film and i,s.
DalWUwrm HOUSE. .orarr I'm ."a Market
stsee.a.
Insurance AgeHts.
b. ". ilOiWAY. rosasr Kim aud Railroad streets.
Watches, Clocks and Je0siry.
sWENADN INWMy. sAst aide Of Kim ssre.t.
CmXs. j. WEnWEM, In nysx. ha,ld,nw, t~o
dnorS north " Tfme. ofAcs.
Jnsfices Of tho Peace.
q. r. INSTRUMENTATION orse "ssr kl,nh.ll 4
r.rssxovtas NAH.
Lumber Dealers.
". q :. vtEMMiNa. Heh~rt I'h@lar.
Agent. Yard near si,e Elevator
Meat Mnrksta.
OEOMNE w. GOMt opposite Court lla',se
osx SSsxsl., s..axs !. xs.xs. or.-.,s
Ktmhali Hssnaw0sths hsnt.
NilliMera and i)vessmakrvs.
ksMMAtl. = nlal.kB, u the late stand u T.
~. J. Y sso Ssssss .sal :, cesn House.
NHr10vyD,en and Fruit 6r0Wers.
y. VI. NWEN, Harry Apple Tree. AMI sm,ll
!. q. MITCuEsI. New cresea Na,.es,, ~.
snlles knMsh ri cre.eo b,.rI 90 III 0ldstha,a
and ath~v hAr,t, Appis Ire@, Fifteen el,,lra
varieties Hll<FiAM Arp'e frees,
Photograph.
y. =. MEATkASO Wr.. u cma ilnu-e
sqnast.
/hyxininns.
z. z mnWE.s; ~. s, card; 49,. ....
=. y. jONkM. once with H~eas.m fo~ts
LSN0A \. tWAv6e.. North n e 'nu moi~e.
IMmJs.
MILLION TOtslky 4 90. North u I'm,
Painters mud GiH:iers
!. j. nitsIWN. Near thr f,ss..m.
Produce I)e0hrx.
MEN. nUMT1lNO. Nsa Warehouse -Dtalts
s !. 3! i'sa' q Produce rss'. Hides ''''" AMI
Real EsfGt1 Den erx.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
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Or. II NiLANr's
WNnfs NfsECllf,C
VERnl1FuuE,
SYMPTOMS ur Nt,fssta


flssts - -
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$50 ~ III
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
Nnf0rN PHbiir.

", 4. u AnkIA. nlsslou AxsLa II NJ -
NA0ao3 TO- Notary ruhtr and Den i. cole III
Agses i,s.lnsse BY n,s,i eiil hss. Pr aya atts.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
Chester Trade.

y. =. e0MnsMEm, Chesess tsswe@, fAsaohes
eepd eees. caolestaeas ru4ns ssA obttaiae~off h
aueotot
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22
u tlitfe. W mist hAve Ae~u bAf.
hnKdIN a IuHl rfIfs1tltaka..u

uerWy JUN CUUFItlhiUI. Uft
Curling knows bis bitalusms tftp vail,
HD~nv1t, have y piau ~ nuIlnE vu,.
noticed httle SALOON np iivtn the II
ton quarter 81 mills Dr 10, II There afu
Any tlpplsrs among tha xlnis IA III
tandAnis. ~ viii meat ihaIn tl.fs. and
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22

gs1aA fssks tvAkH, 1ks p~~AA esGts4~
f4HkgA te4ys AtASa ksAh4N. 0AtHN3oA eAfkneA
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n tAss - 4sssssI fessl tssiass Eskfssss
eett tsese Ga tatst psesipne na1io1 fsulet
tAae@ kssA y ~ kstseA Jslla net
lAeas k4AS Gy khtss kasssSa kSAr
s'kSs hatsHss ksAgH Lsss fssAs kssais
:. VIII Whit iai tirhsss Tzli 1sptTs asTA,i. vAivi
1o psfsees vha saexsiLe ~ the Oasetis. buslaxtoa
Ws<Iiy N III daily ~ po4sswa PAID ysaf Ths weakly
W sAiuuu family nswspajss desossd eAoss artels1 u
~ ha l.+lng sotes II ths day sAd also eeasins th<
political by telegraph from Al paHs IL ths world
esp~, 10 lbs MIssia.Icp v,lsy It's Wsskly has Lesa
Ths Daily W ", s6d k1sh IN brightest pspsr In II
viii ks*p yoa shoseoxhy poss&d H. tusna question
dooD eHsvAsfkS WAa1Et-oUIiivIT fkni
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-09-22

Justice 0f the Irncr.
sM0A 2. cOARs. col,ses,oss nsA. aaa prAnp ,
W RENTED,
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Hs,lcls.

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DllWUNTM HOUSE.. .orner I'm and MARKET
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

ANOTHER evidence OF our progress
TepreSse wheat in the New Orleans
market was, lsss week, a turprise to the
dealers IL that staple in the Crescent
City. The New Orleans Times, Of the
fourteenth, referring to the first arrivals,
says: samples Of Tennessee 'Bough-
ton White and May wheat have been
exhibited on Change, and good judges
have pronounced them the equal to, If
not the best ever shown in this market
The grains are welI-fiiled, are OF fine
color, and In al resp scts indicate perfect
maturity and soundness, as well ss care
ful handling. The exhibitor Of these
samples informs US that sales OF eighteen
bushels, to arrive Uid. the New Orleans,
81. Louis and Chicago railroad, have
been made on export account at one
dollar and twenty-five cents per bushel,
for the red, and one dollar and thirty
cents for. the white wheat. This is the
first movement OF Tennessee wheat
through the market since the war; but
q is believed to be this beginning of the
reopeniRg OF our oidi ss:sie 20 that cereal
with that region.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

ANOTHER proof that we are not all
going to the devil, resches US from the
New York Public, which, in an article
completely reviewing the railroads OF
the Unior, their earnings and the in
terest they pay, shows that shout s., SC7,-
OOO,OJ0 Of capital invested in rail Ways
esrns pro fit, averaging SIS per cent.
on bonds, and per cent. on stock,
while sbous 81 ,S5I 900, 600 invested in
railways earns nothing, l,l5l, 600, OOO
being in non. paying stock snd 500, 600,
900 10 defaulted bonds. 1t must be ad-
mitted that, in q time Of extreme de-
preston OF business, this is an exceed.
ingly encouraging result. Probably the
capital invested in mercantile or manu-
featuring business does not realize, in
these times, as fair profit. Just sixty
per cent. Of sll capital, actual or nomi-
nal, invested in railway enterprises, ap-
pears to earn on an average 81 per cent.
yearly, even in the worst Of times. II
is not strange that capital seeks invest.
Insnt OF this nature with remarkable
pertinaelty, in spite Of great risks and
many losses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

FROM the circular OF the Mercantile
agency Of r G, Dun & Co, jast to hand,
we learn that the failures in the United
States Tor the first six months of this
year amounted to SIO7, 600 600, against
$40, OOG, 900 for the corresponding period
last year. Bat attention is drawn to the
fact that this increase mainly occurred
10 the first quarter OF the year. Although
the figures for the three months Just
closed are somewhat larger than those
in the corresponding quarter of 1875,
there is a marked decline in the figures
for tie second quarter OF the current
year. ia other words, the number Of
failures in tbs last three months are Less
an number by eAs thousand than in the
Exceeding three months Of this year,
wfaile the liabilities show decline o.
SCI ,6O0, 900, both items showing ca i'm
provement Of over forty per cent. This
variation is greater than ever before IN
the same period, aud happily, in this
instance, the variation is In tbs right
direction. 1t appears from The circulsi
before us, that the average liabilities Of
each quarter in the last eighteen months
Ssh, COO, 600; so that the liabilities Of
,tba "a 'artsr just closed ($43, 600, OOO) are
As Gee o. less than the average. 80 W.
are NOT all . ding into bankruptcy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

The meetings i'll the second and third
wards, last night, were al that they
ought to have been in respect Of num-
bers, the character OF the officers select
ed, and the enthusiasm enlisted. In the
second ward it wss merely prelimina-
ny movement, but in the third it was
the first OF series that we hope to see
kept up until every nominee OF the
Democratic party, whether county, State
nr national, is elected. We must not
only have organization, but work. Our
enemies are silent, hut they are work
ing. They are preparing q surprise for
Us, especially in the shape OF ticket in
opposition to Logwood, Gordon, Ander-
son aud Rawlings. II they can defeat
any or all Of these gentlemen, the Rsdi-
Gals think it will help them 70 organize
q ticket for the legislature and Cor con-
gress that will give us trouble. We
must, therefore, meet them on the
threehhold and defeat them. We must
make ITEM feel our strength at the out
set il we v, 'uld save ourselves q world Of
trouble In the months to come. The best
way TO do this h to organize. We must
have club, then, in every ward, and 3
central club, compose d Representatives
from sill the wards. In that way only
can the canvass be con Quoted success
fully. We must have 81 stem and order
TO insure success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

NASHVILLE, July 15.-River falling,
with Is inches on the shoals.
ST.. LOUIS, July 15.-Night-The
weather is very sultry and warm. The
river has fallen four inches.
VICKsBURG, July 15-River rose
inches. Weather warm and cloudy.
Up: Shannon and City Of Vicksburg.
Down: Arlington.
SHREVEPORT, July 15.-The river at
Fulton rose foot since last report, and
ia row iuches higher than during the
disastrous overflow OF 1866.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-16

A TELEGRAM from st. Louis last
night is to the effect that the d. m Ocrsis
held primary elections yesterday for del
gates to the State convention, TO be held
at Jefferson City on the nineteenth in
slant. The struggle was between the
so-called Tsmmsny and anti-Tammany,
the former favoring George @. Vest, Tor
governor. Tae returns are not all in
yet, bat the probabilities seem to be that
the TAmmany delegates will be the
most nDmerOus.