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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17
HOMES FOR ALL!
Subscribe to the Third Series of the stock of the
W0rkingHien's Building and Loan As
SOcintiOn.

The subscription books for the Third Series dim
ited to 800 shares are now open at the office Of the
Secretary, 2G1 Main street, uD stairs.
This Association has achieved substantial sue
cess; has been the means through which many have
already secured HOMES, and is now in the full tide
of successful operation.
Persons desiring to subscribe would do well TO
hand in their names early, as the books will close
with 500 subscribed shares
First monthly payment due on the first Tuesday
In January next.
CHARLES 7. Paterson. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17

u,c,,,>,c-o,- D, y,

WASHINGTON. December 16.-The house conf
mittee on commerce to-day heard further Arguments
concerning Mr.. C0S's bill TO regulate immigration.
New York steamship agents opposed the measure,
aSdid also Mr.. Hayes, OF Michigan, as a representa-
tive Of the National board Of trade. The argument
is now closed, and Tuesday next the bill will be
sidered By the committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17
OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.

WAR DEP'T, SIGNAL SERVICE Z. S. ARMY,
SATURDAY, Dec. l6. 1876, lO0S pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17

We again admonlsh the people Of Tennessee that
the end Is moi yet, and that the kSt lie Insurance is
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17
Creditors Notice.

Creditors Notice.
No 27l, R. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee james 4. Anderson, Admir-
etc, vs.. F. q. COnnell ct al.
Pursuant to an order made in this cause notice is
hereby given to all parties having claims against the
estate OF VIM /. COnnell, deceased to make their
dpSearance heTen at the courthouse of the Probate
Court, In Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in April 1877, and file their claims against
said estate, and have themselves made parties d.
fendant hereto, or they Will be forever barred and
this cause proceeded with eXparte; and that a copy
Oi this order be published week for four sue
cess!y5 weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal This
December Ii, 1916.
COpy-atteSt: JAMES REILLY Clerk
BE Hugh B. Cullen. Deputy Clerk.
Robinson Malone. SOis. for cOmpIt su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17

WASHINGTON, December l6.-FOuT hundred
employees of the bureau Of engraving and printing
were discharged to-day. This Is nearly One-half the
force. About twO-thirds of those discharged were
women,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-17

WASHINGTON, December 1A.-The attorney
general said to-day upon inquiry that he had heard
Of rumOrs Of Democrats banding together for the
inauguration Of Tilden, but bad not received any
confirmation. Inquiry In other quarters is TO the
same effect
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
FSCNH AT LAST:
The Famous AmarEoEn Cold Wine
FOUND by 4 Party Of Eureka
Prospectors.

The Eureka Sentinel OF April % con-
:ains the following:
The story o; the famous "Amargoza"
gold mine, discovered about 20 years ago
by party Of enoisrauts on their way 10
California by the southern route. is fani-
liar TO nearly every one on the Pacific
coast. The magnificent specimens
brought 10 San Francisco by the emf
grants created great excitement at the
time. but the einigran.s kept their secret
10 themselves, and. fitting Out COM
pany, started back TO their treasure
trove, and that was the last heard Of
them until months a.tsrward. when 1t
was ascer,ained thst the parry had been
surprised and murdered by the Indians.
Party after party has been organized.
and thousands of dollars expended IN
searching for the "AnargoZa, but all
have proved unsuccessful, until small
prospecting party came upon the mine
BY mere chance, and no doubt under the
same circumstances that led the first
discoveries 10 its hiding place. Death
Valley has ~ last divulged It's secret,
aud the famous AuarSoza has been re-
discovered. The party who found the
mine was composed OF j. +. Osborne.
the well known mining operator of this
place, and his partners, Messrs. Hsssan,
Phillips and Black. Mr.. Osborne re-
turned to town Thursday night, and yes
terliay. IN a brief conversation, related
to Us the discovery they had made. The
Amarsoza is situated in q solitary noun
tain near the center Of the southern bor-
der Ot Death Valley, almOs: the last
place in the world a prospector would
seek 70. gold. /; is situated IN San Ber-
nardino county, California. close 10 the
old emicIant road. i mill had been
erected OF the grounds, but was destroy
ed by the Indians. Four adobe houses
and several Of stone still remain on the
ground. The party made an exanlna-
ton ot the mine, passing through the
various tunnels made by the emlSrants
and taking out some Of the rock which
proved 70 Is red quartz, and although
without the proper appliances for thor
ousbly testing II. they succeeded by
.shornirC" N obtaining the most salts
factory results A team viii arrive in
town IN q day or two with specimens
from the mine fox assay. Mr.. Osborne
and party have located the lode and have
already started work, and intend to send
a sufficient number OF men there 10 put
the mine in proper working shape. Mr..
Osborne has promised to give Is the full
details OF the discovery Of the mine next
week. During their prospecting tour
they also located number Of mines in
Resting Springs District. which is also
in San Bernardino county. and twenty
Eve miles from the Lincoln county line.
The mines in this district show sn i'm
raense body Of carbonate ores and Mr..
Osborne assures US that the country IS
the most promising that he has ever
seen, and the facilities for working the
mines and the transportation o! bullion,
etc, unequaled. We anticipate rush
to tina, section this Summer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

SaARoS.-The Washington correspon-
den. Of the San Francisco Post, writing
April 20, says:
Senator Sharon leaves Us mex: SatUr-
day. During his brief stay in the Wash
ington he has become popular and we'll
favored by the Senators OF both parties.
While here he was always in his seat,
never shirked a vote and established a
reputation for being . fair-minded. con-
scien.ious gentleman. His absence will
be regretted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

AFREAK DE LIGHTNING.-The Elko
independent OF April 90 relates the
following:
During the rafting hailstorm yes
ter,Iav. lightning entered the Western
Union Telegraph office and literally
burned up one Of the instruments,
the wires Of the relay being utterly
consumed. The effect Of the current
coming III was very decided, giving
both operators 4 heavy shock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02
MORMON DESIGNS ON NEW
IENICO.

4 short time since . correspondent OF
The New Io,k Sun, writing from Salt
Lake, gave a detailed account OF the
manner in which Brigham Young and
The other leaders Of the Mormon Church
had determined upon coloDlzins New
Mexico so as to assume political control
II i: in case OF lis admission into the
Union as State. The changing Of 5.
Is. Axtell from the Governorship Of t,--h
10 that of New Mexico was alleged TO be
N the in.eres; Of this project. And now
comes a correspondent from Santa Ee,
New Mexico, who writes 10 the same
Journal declaring the statements Of the
Sal. Lake correspondent TO be undouot-
ediy true in every particular. Ibis
Santa Fe correspondent states that
there are now four strong Mormon colo
MES firmly established in New Mexico.
,)ne IS scattered over section of coun-
try Oh the head waters Of the PueIco.
some ten or fifteen miles square, and IS
composed o. from 2, $50 10 5000 young
men; ,ha. they all speak Spanish and
are very friendly. and are marrying the
Spanish girls in that Territory as fast as
thew can, and tina: they ali have money
and ezhib;: tina; industry peculiar to the
Mormon people. Another curious fea-
tue Of these Mcrmons is, they all speak
lie Navajo tongue, and exercise Won
t!e-tul influence over tina: Tribe OF Ia
dams, who number between 1900 and
1900. @. the other Mormon colonies
one is in Soerro COUNTY, one resr Fort
Stanton, and tie other Oh the Canadian
yr Red River, uea- old For: Sascom.
This writer further states that Wilson
Waddinshano, en- EuglishInan. who Owls
$50. $50 acres of the hes; land in New
Mexico. has received an oeer direct from
Brigham Youre Of 81 per acre in gold
Tor all his land, bU; UT. WaddIngham
asks Sl.25. He adds tina: it is highly
probable tia. the Mormons viii come to
his terms, as il is the most desirable un-
settled trac: in the Territory. Governor
l1teil is declared 70 be merely Nor
non tool. Among other things alleged
against him, Axtell is charged with hav-
ing forced through tine last Legislature a
bill granting the RICH: Of suffrage to
women and to all citizens Of the United
States who are bona fde residents Of the
Territory. irrespective O: the length OF
time Of their residence. This writer
estimates that under this law the Nor
mons, With what are now in the Terri
tory and On the way, would be able to
cast COCO solid votes. and so would
De able without doubt TO control l.
AID make a State government; to suit
themselves il case Congress grants the
permission to come IN. More OF Azteils
work for Tie Normons is alleged. At
recent session CT The United States Court
III Taos, Thomas Is. CaiT0n, United
States District Attorney, presented a
Mormon for bigamy under the United
States statute ior 1852, but, under ths
inspiration of Axtell, Judge Waldo, who
IS new to the bench, sustained e. de-nur-
rer 10 the indictment, or the ground that
that statute was framed expressly for
T-.ah, AMI does not apply TO the other
Territories.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

ATTEMPTED I,UBEEEY.-Some ruIIan
attempted to rob Mrs. Cullen last
night. This IS the lady for whom a
sum Of money was raised last week,
and the thief thought 10 find i in the
house. The man vas feeling about
the bed when Mrs. {. awoke and
spoke to her little girl, asking if !,
were her. Yes, lis her." said the
thief, thus revealing his presence by i
wrong word. Mrs. {. shrleked Tor
help, and The Heishbors came to her
assistance. 70 find that the thief had
fied.-LEeao Gazette, April -.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

The S.amhoul, published at Con-
stant!nou'e, a.l2des graveiy 10 that
!i-l!s affair %. Genera! Scheuc.l win
,.se woman. I-,:i;i.a MiCc."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

THEoDoRE HALE, Secretary Of the
Alps mine and mill At Phoebe, is, we
learn from the Phoebe Record, con-
fined TO his room with erysipclas.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

DIED OF HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., who
IVES cut At Phoebe short time since,
died Of lis injuries last Thursday
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

Hox. WILLIAM VI. STEWART, our
ex-United States Senator, arrived in
san Francisco on Saturday evening
from Washington.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

TzE Genoa Pos OHce las ben made
a Money order c1E7=- on: tie arrange
l.eats VIII not 20 no esssc: until about
The E-st q Jliv -eZ..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-05-02

i'ro,i the Carson Appea. We learn
sIac General Thomas II. Williams
has been selected 70 represent Nevada;
=. the Centennial, in the capacity Of
orator. Who selected Ail4:-L Z. Z.
Raveille.
We don't know. Unr authority for
the statement WAS ;Ac Reno Gazette.
Perhaps that Journal Vii. ri~c and e.
plain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
SDrgmg g. Dubuque, Qendag, September

pasnie bate ii@ cOntraftIi9 perpfli6tet, fir
bieie caIifOrniamiiben Gbineien in 9tsp
Dort slrbeit gu bei6afien, unb bic alrbei:
ter iollten einen SbeiI ibrss gerbienitss Ser
Gompasnie aberma3en, UNI bieie fit Die
Soften Der 0teiie unb bes Nsp Dorter 9lufs
entbalts, welde BON Der @eieui6aft pors
seitredt ipurSen, idablos gu balten. DIE
les Brosramm fonnte uesen Ser in glew
gorf berri9enben 9lr6eitsloiistsit is5o9
ni5t aussefiibrt werben, unS bssbaIb wurbe
Der glan sur Seri9iifuns Oct arbeitsloien
Gbineien na6 England sefaBt. Sn Con.
bon iolen bieelben bas in gtem gort ,ur
@eniise befannte Spitsm Ser dinefiden
Wai9; ;stnitalten einfibren. Gin @sent
Der 3ineiii5en @onpasnie 1T bersits na6
2onbon absereiit, nm BORT bic n0tbisen
Sorfsbrunsen gu treiien, unS bic erite Sens
buns Gbineien ioq in bieier $50 5s in einem
SeseIi6iiie abseben.
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9o6 .ArGeiteu aGer Art prompt nuo 6iGia
ansgefa6rt.
office Ser Gazette
go. 442 @airitraBs, ,tuii6en 4. II. 5.

5ortpabreno treiien ruiiiide SoIbaten unb
OiiiSiere Bel Der ierbiiden 9(rmee eir.
llnteroeiIen fommen aus Gonitantinopel
INNER beutIi@ere Na9ridten, buB Die Girs
tei feinen 8affenitilitanb unb nod menis
ger einen 6rieben Mil. slber AUDI bic Sers
ben, bic Wontenesriner unb 5ersesowinsr
rpollen pOn einent Srieben nidts miiIsn.
go fann man ii6 benn sefuBt MAIDEN, baB
zines fri5en MOrsens ber unsemsine &riss
losbri9t. Sn &uBlanb 1T bic Rssierums
trOe G9sinbar) itrenser WsaBreseIn fat
ni9t mebr int Stanbe Die slufresuns bss
Solfes gu bemeiitern unb ieben Sag tann
Der sriessfeiiel iiberto9en. 0abei lit bsr
SaIt bet Siirtei an England elm isbr idpas
der uno lit einmal bic giieriudt Der ripaz
liirenbem Staaten errest, wer tunn bann
bas @noe abieben.
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Aus,ua aus Ssn telegraph. pspffhsa
8 e lgien.


graiisl, IA. Sept. Der geographic
ide GonsreB bra6te feline grbeitsn bsute
gum 9lbi9IuB. Gs uurbe bic giIbuns eis
nes internationaIem Sereins ;ur grforz
iduns afrita's III. llnterbriduns bes Stlaz
uenbanSsls beidIoiien. Der gsrsin ioG aus
srusi uttiuen MitsIisbsrn pom isbsm 9anbe
beaeben. Sn ieiner eriten 3uiummentunft
ioa Der &onis uOn geIsien ben goriis fibs
rem.
Srautrei1.
Sonbon, IA. Sept. Der ,Oailp
9tews" melbet ibr 9ariier Correspondent:
SIS sebt bus @eridt I'M, baB Der @raf
BON Gbamborb infOIse Der itrensen guBz
iibunsen, bic sr iid pdbrenb elmer neuns
tdsisen 3uriidsesosenbeit auisrlsst bat,
ernitIi6 ertrantt Jet. e?)
alus berieIben Susle srfdbrt bie ,9ieps,'
bic beuoritebenSe grbebuns bes Seiuiten=
generals Sedr sur GarbinaIspiirbe iei eiu
wi9tises greisniB in fatboIii9en &reiisn.
pater gedr, meint Der Correspondent, lei
Der Ganbioat Der llltramontanen fir bic
9fa4fOlss auf bem 81. StubIe, unb ieine
gSabl uirSe bet altfatbolii6en Sewesuus
in WsittsI: europa bO9it fOrberIi9 isin unb,
i'm Sale teS Sortbsitanbes Der atepulit
6rantrei9, bort iiber sur Srennuns ;wis
l9en Stride uno Staat fiibren. (@el9e
0taiie Don llniinn in BEN luenisen @orten.
Geb.)
JtuBlanb.
Berlin, II. Sept. Der lette Gelt
abminiitratiuer SeIbititdnbistsit in golem
1T burd taiierIiden lltas usrni9tet worbem
unb audi bas Miniitsrium fir 9olen ioa
abseidafit we,ben.
2onbou, IA. Sept. Oas Yroiett
elmer neuen aabellinie swiidsn Gsrp.gort
unb garis 1T uufseseben worSsn, ba ss
nidt bic nOtbise Sbeilnabme Ssitens Der
&apitaIiiten fanb.
EIrtei.
2onbon, 10. Sept. Gin I'M gluss
pdrtisen Imte einselaufenes telegram pon
Sir gaiott, benz ensIii9en @eIanbten ;u
&onitantinOpsI, iast, baB Der Stattbaltsr
BON Iorianopel entlaiisn worSsn lit, neil
sr, na6bem es Idnsa ni9t mebr notbwsns
big mar, bic ausemeiuer Sewafinuns Der
Wtobantebaner aufre3t erbaIten bate. Cir
glliott beri9tet ferner, ,baB Der benz tiirtil9en
Sauptquartier sasetbeiIte britii9e Sffi;ier
meloete, bic Sirten raubten ,lnb pliinbsrtem
Ssrbien na3 SersensIuif, bod iei linn nod
tein ein,iser 6au BON Ssrsewaltisuns weibs
Iider Yerionen su Sbrem setommsn.
Der @elanSte bra9te bisie &dubsrsien
sur &enntniB ser tirtii9en &esieruns,
ruel5e on Den Sefeblsbaber rer tiirfii9en
slrmse in Ssrbisn iofort ben Sefebl err
seben lisB, senieIbsn GinbaIt gu tban.
Cuba.
@tabrib, II. Sept. Sin 0etabment
pon 27OO @tanu Sruppen wiro ii5 au l5.
Ss. mad @uba sinidifien nno uor gnSe Ses
Monats perben nod $500 Mfunn ibnem
foI9sn,
Sauana, II. Sept. SaS Gei5aft
6es bielisen eusIii3eu @uenwaaren Sms
port5auieS Sruwu 81 So. lit pesen 9ti6ts
besabluns ser fir bas Iaufenbe Sabr auis
erIesteu ariessiteusr init SeidIas beIsst
porSen. Sin anoeres enslii6es ISaus,
Gjebr. Moriion, bat Die Sreuer entri9tet,
TN Ntr itag crG,o1aAlsn @iSnOuug aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
Ansfdnoifde 2.nnof6au.

ueber bie Stelluns gnslanbs in
Der orientalii9en 6rase CAB 2orb DERBY
am IL. September 3tpeisn Oeputationsn
Der Mrbeiterpereine, bic i'm beiu9ten, fol.
senbe Iuftldruns, bic 10 uidtis lit, SaB
mir iie uniern 9eiern nidt porentbalten
tOnmen. Su grwioeruns auf ibre abrsi.
len iaste sr, bsr &esisrums iei Snbifisrsns
sesen bic Werbreden, uel9e bic Sirtsn in
Salsarien ueriibt batten, sur 9aii selest
poroen. aaein es iei alqes sstban wors
ben, mas anf bipIOmatii9em @ese setban
perben tonnte unb es iei cine Slotte mad
bsr Seiita gai seididt worbsn, wsnn aud
pielei3t ni@t ebe bic grdueltbaten seIdes
ben waren, bod ebe bieieIbsn befannt se.
poroen. ST weiit bic Sei9uIbisuns suriid,
als TRACE bic enslii6s &esierans Die S9ulb
an lsnen ausbrii9en bes Sanatismus. gr
srflarte bic friibere !6anblunssweile Der
&e9ieruns unb bebauptete, baB SieieIbe
ibre gSorte nidt unseiast Ipinide, SaB feline
ibrer Sbaten iie reue. Gr iei pieImebr Der
Utsinuns, baB Die Siirfen iene Grceile aus
aa5e periibten, neil iie slaubtsn, baB iie
sans aus europa uerbrdnst ,perSen lollten.
gr bsmerfte, baB er Der 0teinunsiit, baB bic
in Der Siirfei bsrridenbe slniidt, baB gns.
Iano ystrIi4ss Spiel" polle, msbr als aues
slnSsEs beisetrasen babe, baB Der 6risS
nibt IN einen 9teIisionstriss ausartete unb
SaB Die 9ranIamtsiten ii9 auf cine 8ro.
ping bei9rdnften, weIbe ionit uisllei9t aud
III mebreren anbern periibt poroen wGreu.
England, fubr er fort, babe nidt pesen
bes Rrimtrieses, pel9er uornsbmIi9 auf
getreiben bes &aiiers pon Sranfrei5 itatts
ssfunSsn, cine Sonosritelluns anssnoms
men. gr CLAUDE, baB es ieet 10 ibslbsras
tben ais iriiber wdre, bas tiirtiide &aiisrs
reid iid ieI5it su iibsrIaiien. Die Cider
itsuuns bes tiirtii3en 9dnbersebiets mar
fiir uns cine @obItbat. Oas Ieste 8ort
in Der orientalii9en Srase wdre sepsisn:
rWem iOa &onitantinopeI sebOren," unb
cine Ebeiluns bes tiirtiiden @sbists pare
unfebIbar bas Sisnal gu einsm sroBsn
suropdiIden &riese.
Oie Sesiebunsen Der Girtsi gu ben
ibr nntertbanen Solteritdmmsn iinb gu pers
idiebenen WsaIen mobifisirt porSen unb
t0nnen nodmals Serdnbsrunsen srleiben.
gs wurbe nit 3uitimmuns bsr Ysrtrasss
md9te elm llebereintommen setroiisn, mo-,
nab @esppten, 2reta &C. lofaIe Selbltres
sierunsen erbisIten; ct absr parbe feline
3aitimmuns niemaIs gu einem SIane bers
seben, weIdef fir bic 3utunft nidt aus,
fiibrbar i9eine.
Die enslii3e 0tesieruns tbue aass in
ibrer Ma3t, nm cine giniteIluns Ser Seinbs
ieIisteitsn su ersieIen; bieslenoeransen aber,
bic setrOiien werben miiiiea, miBtsn pom
sanSen pereinisten europa gut sebeiBen
perSen uno Sarauf fOnne eriest nitbt na6er
einseben.
gs iei tbSritbt unb umsere9t, cine 9an;e
9tation fit bic Serbre@en einiser @sniser
utrantpcrIli6 81 MAIDEN.
Srsenb welder Ssriu@ bic Sirte; pon
Der 9anofarte guropas gu perSrdasen,
wiirbc unuermei0li3 einen &ries CUR Solse
baben, in peI9sm bic in 9ulsarien per.
iibteu @reueIiceuen melt iibsrtroiIen pers
ben uiirben. Die Siirfen piirben Saour6
mad sliien suridsctriebeu, aber aud BORT
.piiyoeu uielc Gbrilten moWsobameoaner an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19
g y a II len.

Weabrib, 8. Sept. Oas ipanii3e
Wsinilterium 1T su bem Gntidluiie setoms
men, bic YropinsiaIbeb0rben su bena9ri9:
tiaen, bab bic 8erfailums iebe feinoli9e
Snnbgebans seseu bic fatbolh6e &elision
unteriaet, un6 bab bic llnperlebli6feit Der
proteitantjl6en &ir9en unb 6rico5Sic in
9c6a9rcnber @eiie Sea9tet werOen mub,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

alle an3eisen ienbe man ipdteitens
Guutag @nrgcn Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

gn;rtssn tdr pienirs, 9stteritn, @liifsIpiele
&C., als Ssm C'silts Der fatb. STRIDE sumiber, fin-
ben feline @ufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

.Seiratts- unb Sobesanseisen nit Spru&
$3.50, pbne Spru1 $I.0O.
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grsise dsr anzeigex.
>Noti3e,t.

llntsr 3silen Yrepier wxbsn nitt auaensn.
men, 6iir jere 3eie grssitr oesr bsren Raunt
eas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic nathsn Rals 5 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-09-19

Gusrdrtss anisissn mihsn sSrausbssast perssn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-13
THE APPEAL INDORsED.

While we do not claim that we are in
any respect superior to others, we are
happy to state that our views and opin-
ions have been Endorsed by the Demo
cratic party and by the people. In 1874
we opposed any reputation Of the estate
debt, and the Democratic State conven-
ton Endorsed our position. We opposed
any increase in taxation, and the con-
vention agreed with us in opinion. We
sustained Governor Browns administra-
ton, and.the convention also Endorsed
it. We opposed certain portions OF our
city charter, while we approved of other
portions, and the supreme court Of our
State has pronounced some OF those por-
tons we opposed as unconstitutional
Now, everybody says We must have ad-
ditionsl legislation in order to effect a
settlement with our creditors. We said
that the city charter prevented any set
Element, and all now agree with US.
While we did not agree with the major
ity of the recent Democratic convention
at Nashville, we felt assured that the De-
mocracy OF the State and OF the United
States were with US, and the action OF
the convention at st. Louis, and the en-
thusiasm with which their nominations
are received in Tennessee, satisfy US that
we were right. We have no examinations
or denominations to make. We must
have harmony in our ranks. We will
have enough to do to fight the common
enemy without wasting any OF our am
munition on ourselves about minor
questions. The open enemy we do not
fear so much as we do those who fight
under cover; who fight from behind
bushes and pursue guerrilla warfare.
We intend to ba true to our own party
and its principles, whilst we will treat
our political opponents with all becom-
ing courtesy ana respect. We feel glati-
fed in being able to say that we have
the confidence and support of our own
political party, and we hope to merit, If
we do not receive, the kind feelings and
good will of the best portion OF our po-
litieal opponents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-13

Mr.. WELLS, who is generally cor
coded to be one of the cleverest thinkers
and ablest writers OIL financial subjects,
thus states the whole matter involved
in the financial discussion in few brief
sentences: "Nationsl reputation is a
national crime, and individual repu-
diation an individual crime. There is
no medium ground in this discussion.
Resumption of specie payments is 10y
"alty to the government, strength to
"the union, fidelity to the national
honor, and fidelity to private obliga-
"tIons. There is no way in which a
government or an individual can dis
"charge his debts except by paying or
diminishing them, and paying and di-
minishing them is contraction. He
"who is not in favor of contracting the
currency is not in favor Of paying it
according to the stipulation entered
"into when 1t was issued; and he who
ais not in favor Of paying IL is repudi-
&C ator ~