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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20
TO the LnnIes of DnIlas.

n IL has been deemed desirable TO en-
trust the ladies OF Dallas IN the good
W rk Of securing sufficient funds to
purchase one Of the richest aud most
elegant silk ilngc to be surrendered to
the grand old State OF Georgia, who
has fairly aud h0noraOIy wen IL from
Texas. The presidents Of the TiIden
and Hendricks clubs OF the city ure
therefore instructed 10 deliver To that
lady collecting aud handing over to the
Hon. Jno. d. Ke' foot Mayor Of Dali ~,
hy l. o'clock M. on January 4, 49,,
the largest sum Of money, either the
beautiful set of gold or JET jewe,ry
with cuil buttons, or the handsome
toilet set OF cut glass and silver wltb
silver cup, now on exhibition at
Webb's, the Jewelirr
The hope is expressed that number
Of ladies' will vie with each other IN
the collection OF these funds, 10 the end
that the bai ner may be transmitted at
the earliest moment to his Excellency,
the Governor of GeOrgn.
JAMES b, SIMPSON,
Prcs't II. aud o. Club, lst Ward.
JUuN BOoHnuuT,
Prps't Il. aud ii. CIub, "a Ward.
" w IIEAVL-IANn
Pres't 4. and II. cub 81 Ward.
JNO d. KERFoor
Pest Y, and II. CLUB, ith Wnrd.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

tact and cures coughs, colds and con-
sumption. Trial boxes by mail TWEEN
ty.dve cents, Dr. j. ii. MrLeun's
office, 3ll Chestnut, 81 Louis,
On exhibition at Webhs, the jew
eler, can he seen that handsome silver
pitcher and goblets TO DO delivered
over to that fireman receiving the
highest number Of votes al the Calh h.
ole supper to he given to night, The
design In tasteful aud the set viii make
M elegant ornament on the center
tnbls4f any parlOr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

McALlSTER-tEN NAUD-At tho resi-
dence OF tn bride latter ,n Dnllas county
Texas, uecember ., bN Rev = y. Doven.
port Mr.. WIN. Il. McAlste of II. Lou :
To- MISS Armnntina IL krynHud No en- dS
~. Louis, Louisville aud New Orleans
papers please copy,
b.N~K IL -iONDERSON the resi-.
unnc OF the brides fIth.r, on nsCen Der 49,
1916, by the Rev, Father M.rtnirre, Mr.. =,
W. L'nSkie TO - rs E'Nma T. ~undersou, al
OF tue city OF Dall,s.
The ceremony took place at 8 O'Clock u.
M, anu the happy couple departed ON the
0:iO train for AlexandIiH, Louisiana.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


Mrs Bath wishes respectfully to no
thy her old and new customers and lady
friends in general, that she has resun.
ed her dress making business in the
Howe Machine 0lica, sos Main street
where cheapness us we'll MS elegance i,
AN object, Ladies would do well to call
ON Mrs, B. before purchasing elsewhere
dtcl2 I'm 'N'N
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Don't BIZ C.n,nInininr

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for a
Christmas gift, but 90 to J. M. Dram,
2O1 Main street, and buy for the pur-
pose fine gold watch and chain, a
sparkling diamond, a choice locket
and necklace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

Holiday goods at Webbs. Dia-
monds, watches, jewelry, silver and
silver plated ware Best assorted stock
in the city, All goods new aud war.
rapted to be AS represented, at Webb's,
sos Main street
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Taken lln.

One large bay mare, both hind feet
white, right leg white runs up higher
than left; saddle marks OF white spots
on back. Apply to w. Il. Morton
CITY Marshal. I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20
Presents.

D. NJ. Dram would te pleased to hay,
you examine his selection of fine gol,
watches and chnins, diamond ring
necklaces and Iockets, aud great VA
rlr'y Ct other choice goods suitable foI
presents. If
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FOR the tIOlilIRya

You will find it to your interest be.
lore selecting Your Christmas present
to lirrst call at 7Oi Elm street, and exam.
me II, Longes stock of iewely. I'm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

BE sure and zee those beautiful cases
OF sterling silver goods, choice presents
for your wife, sister or mother.in.l law,
at j nj. Grams, 500 Main street-.tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

Ihe grand jury meets next Monday.
snd then all who have not paid their
occupation taxes will have a chance of
accounting to the law for the neglect.
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Lost.

Fihy dollar bill, Monday or Tuesday
a liberal reward viii be paid for ID.
delivery to this Office. I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20

me instantaneous and innliihl,
remedy for Neuralgia n HoIkius 4
HoweiPs drug store, .- I1
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

Invite the attention of CLOSE BUYERS to thcir
immense stock Of STAPLE and FANCY my
GOODS which were Pul&CEASED for CA.E
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Clark, Bryan & Bros

FurCia.Cd NJ he factories it'll tHsh in hand. Oar
sI". Il at CLOTHING. 300 ~ ana SHOES and HATS
not he undcrsOld in HE Southwest. Az
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Christmas Presents

What more appropriate for Father. Son and Brother
than OutGt "a. GGul well aS ornamental? Ar these
days Of Returning Boards
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-20
Holida y Presents

Yn thisIlne what the people want these hard times
ANA where can BETTER BARGAINS be got
than
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
From Pure White Snow 10 Slush and
Nud-SIeighiDg Over and Snow
Balling Played Out.
Wind, Rain, Sleet and Snow from South
TO North All Along from the Gulf
up the Atlantic Coast.
Shipping Ashore, Houses UnrOOfed and
Many Lives LOst-Ceal Barges
Sunk-Wlay of Trains
Etc, Etc, Etc.

The beautital snow OF Monday was not
the beautiful fnOw on Tuesday, because
CT Us having been cut up ana shoveled
sfoUnd at such 3 rate as to rob it Of all
its dazzling attIactiveness, besides il had
become so mixed up with the filth of
the streets and cutters and pUlverized
NicOlson pavement, as to have the sp.
pearaBce Of a msss OF uncIeahness. Is
disappearance yesterday from the prin,
cipaI thOrOugbfares was Eesrly as rapid
as was lis accirsrance Sunday night,
and sll Gay yesterday the caves Of the
houses ana water cocd Its were running
slnices OF the melted snnW from the
tops Of the buildings, and the cutters on
each eide of the NicolSon were st food
hight carrying eff the delage Of. water.
Occasionally an avalanche Of show
would slide frQra the fcof OF four or
f've-story building and IA to the pave
ment below with splash that was a
continual terror to pedestrians. The
dread OF these calamitJus visitstions
yesterday kept the eye Of the average
MemphiRn turned heavenWaTd like a
duck in mid summer looking .for thun-
der. Some accidents Occurred by pedes-
triaps being caught by the falling avs
i0uChCcJ DuS AObS Ol q SSINu3 uStuFS
were reported.
sne festive sleiga-ride- INDUCED in
the rsre luxury throughout Monday
night, and many new tufn-outs set out
esriy yesterday morning to contintte the
sport as ICDg ss the opportunity lasted,
but tie midday sun so eoftened the
white carpet that the fun was lost in the
effort to keep the Internal thing agoing
without getting sp!ashed all over with
the slushy nixture CT snoW, watt t and
mud, The SKY was Clear ali day, and
under the Influences CT the SUMS rays
by night nearly all the snow had disap-
peared from the principal streets. In
the suburbs, however the commons are
still covered with snow, presenting still
a beautiful picture to the eye, the SUMS
rays ref. citing a sea Of sparkling gems
on the undisturbed surface CT the Snow,
The big snow will long. he remeribered
as having brought with it many pleas
aree, aH of which were enjoyed to the
extent that each could afford; it brought
with 1T also many sorrows, one tenth
of which will never be known, be-
cause human nature Of the facdern
school in PURSUIT Cf pleasure sci
dom finds time TO look after and sup
ply the wants Of the needy. Therefore,
il the big snow Ct March 20, 1876, was a
blessing 10 those who could Ell ~ it, its
rapid disappearance, giving place to the
balmy spring weather, is greater bless
ing to those who were lily prepared to
endure the pTivatioDs and inconvenieL-
ces occssioned by its unexpected appear
ancs.
Our telegraphic dispatches continue to
be bU+dened with the doings of the u2-
precedsnted storm, showing that its in
fi1eCces were more or less felt over the
entire North American continent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
Saturday, April %, 1876,

within legal EJurs, the following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tenn es-
see, and city of Memphis to wit
First.-Pa-t Of lot No. 80, on the plan OF the
city of Memphis. Be- iuniUg at the inteTs6c-
ton of the south side of Jackson street with
the south side of Jackson street ~ feet tncnes
1871; thence south 50 feet; thence east - feet
8 inches fI9l.l to the west side OF Center al ey;
thence nOrtn with the west SIDE OF SAID alley
80 feet to the beginning.
SecOGd-AlSO, another lOtin Chelsea, S1e'Dy
county, Tennessee: Beginning at the north
west corner OF GreeulaW and Second streets; /;
street liSl2 feet To an alley; thence LOrth with
said alley 81 feet II inches; thence east llS1a
feet: thence south with Second street 81 feet
10 inches ID the beginniug-beiDg the south
half of lot 81 GIeeniaw addition to the city OF
Memphis
Third.-AIsO, another lot-an undivided one
haIf interest in lot descr bed as follows: Be-
ginning az the south side of SayUsO street
2l91z feet west of the west line OF Wellington
street; thence west with the south side OF
Gayoso street so feet to the lot owned by the
heirs OF John A. NoOe, deceased thence south
with their line 76 feet to the line between the
Rice and Ramsey grants; thence east viii
B. Graham, deceased; thence with tnelr line
north IS feet TO the beginning-being same lot
sold by B. Graham to John Larkin and
Thomas Malone. See Registers of1ce Oook Al,
part /, page l30. -
Terms Of sale-On a credit of and Il
months; notes with approved Secur1 y re-
qCired of purcb aser; lien retained and equity
of redemption barred. This March q, 1875.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and haster.
By r. ]. Black, ID. G. and NJ.
FIippin & Mcfarland, HumeS & POSton ana
J. E. BigelOw, Attorneys. mhZZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
MISSISSIPPI.
The Executive Contingent Fund-Car-
dOza Offers 10 Resign-COId Weather
Fruit Destroyed.
Special to the Appeal.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, March q The senate
passed bill sppropristing four thousand
dollars for the executive contingent
fund and declaring to what purposes it
shall be expended; heretofore an spprO-
priation of ten thousand dollars was ex-
pended in luxuries and conveniences
about the governors mansion; also 8
bill regulating the sales Of lands under
deeds of trust and mortgages.
Cardoza, State superintendent Of edu-
cation, addressed letter to the speaker
of the house asking permission to re.
sign, and that the impeachment pro-
ceedings against him be dismissed.
Action on the communication was post
poned until tomorrow.
A bill was passed prohibiting the trap
ping or killing Of birds, wild animals
and game between the first of May and
the fifteenth Of September.
The weather yesterday and last night
was the coldeet of this winter. A light
snow fell, with a heavy wind. Fruit
and vegetables are severely damaged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

THE attempted murder Of negro
deck-hand yes'eida ay by sn angry second
mate, reminds us Of half q dozen cases
OF attempted and threatened killing
on Monday, growing cut OF the snow
bslllng Of gentlemen and even ladies by
organized parties on the streets. Psss-
ing by the fact that snow-balling on the
public streets is against the ordinances,
we feel we cannot too earnestly condemn
what those who indulge In think
harmless, but which is nothing more
than an assault, to resent which even to
death might be justified by jury. II
boys and men must indulge in snow
bAliing, and the city authorities will con.
tent to wink ct it, let it be among them
eelves-bstween such as are willing to
engage in the spOrt-but let all such be
careful to avoid assaul!ing the poor men
and women, especially, whose poverty
Is an everything appeal TO al real gen.
tIemsn commanding protection and
symya'hy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
HOME TELEGRAMS.

w. A. Darling, appraiser for the port
OF New York, has resigned.
The hegira to the B.sck Hills con-
tinues from all the western cities.
w. B. Caldwell, judge of the supreme
court of Ohio, died at Cincinnati yester-
day.
The board of supervisors of San Fran
cisco have appointed a committee to
memoriaiize congress in regard to Chi.
nese emigration.
The race that was to have come off in
San Francisco shortly between Eos ter
and SpringbOk, has been declared off,
SpringEOk's friends would nos come 10
terms.
AtSalt Lake City yesterday Jno. Wig.
gins was sentenced to be shot for the
murder OF Kramer Virgins chosing to
be shot rather than hanged or decapi-
tsted.
J. A. Barber, of Barber & Bacon, lum-
Der and grain dee lars, at West Moth.
field, Massachusetts, has disappeared.
He leaves twenty Thousand dollars lia-
bilities.
The desks, books and pspsrs Of the
SamOna Bay company wsr5 sold yester.
day to satisfy a judgment Of eleven
thousand dollars. Thirty dollars was
the amount obtained from the auction.
Ex-Msyor Cole, OF st. Louis, writes a
letter exonersting Colonel Meyer, inter
nal revenue supervisor OF that depart
ment, from the charges upon which his
removal was BASED.
A special committee has been sppOint-
ed by the produce exchange OF New
York TO memOrialiZe congress with a
statement Of grievances under which
dealers in highwines suffer.
Judge Barrett i'll the suit OF Washing
ton A, RGebling, agent for Duncan,
sherman d Co, in the supreme court Of
New York, has refused to vacate the or
der OF arrest against defendants.
]. j. Fisher. partner with Evans,
pcst-trader at Fort Sill, testified that
the firm paid Caleb Marsh at the rate OF
twelve thousand dollars yesr for two
and half yeals, and six thousand dol
lars year thereafter until April, 1875.
Pat QuiDlan, a notorious rough, and
an escaped convict from the Ohio peni
tenliary, was probably fatally shot at
Wheeling, West Virginia, yesterday, by
q cOurtesan named Melissa Robertson.
She claims TO have committed the deed
in ssil-defonse.
Tua new Democratic greeubsck Slate
com mittee, limited by the Demo-
cratic Sta 1tion, will meet in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

Few York city, on tie twenty-foHrih b
instant, to chose delegates TO the St;
Louis convention on the greenba2k and
anti resumption platform.
A New Orleans dispatch says: "As-
sistant Treasurer Flanders has received
three hundfed thou and dollars in silver
coin-helf dollars and dimes-sent from
Gan Francisco by order Of Secretary
BristoW. It is expected one million dol
lars will be sent to this point"
In New York yesterday there was q
rumor to the effect that the departure OF
EX-Judge Barret, who sailed for Europe
Saturday, was due TO alleged irregulari-
ties in business affairs and pecunisry
difficulties. Mr.. Redfield, former law
partner Of Barret, says the judge is in
solvent, but denies tie truth Of the ru-
NOR Of Irregularities.
A memorial recommending Dana has
been signed by two hundred senators
and members, and forwarded from New
York to Senators Boutwell, and Dawes.
A paper was also forwarded signed by
all leading members of the bar OF both
parties, headed by Sidney Bartlett and
Ex- Chisfgustice George Tyler Bigelow,
eomplimenting the President en- his Sc
lection of Mr.. DaDs, and urging the GEN.
ate to confirm him.
The city Of Chicago paid yesterday
in New York six hundred thou
sand dollars OF certificates Of in
debtedness, making over eleven hun
dred thousand dollars paid during the
month. The amount due in April Is
one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars, and for the May payments
Comptroller Hayes has new loans pro-
vided fJr nearly the full amount.
Fred A. D5ckrsy, the American
arrested in Cubs and sentenced to death,
but the sentence was cOmmuted to i'm
prisonment fof life in Spain, es-
capped to this country and was arrested
by the government authorities in New
York, charged with embezzling five
thousand dollars While he was collector
Of the port Of st. Johns, Florids, in
1870. Dockrsy says it is purely 8 Politi-
cal move. He waived examination and
started forthwith to Florida.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

JNTHE SENATE yesterday, number
Of pet tons Ve,z read Praying the Tas-
sage Of s TTohibiteIy liquor Law. The
bill 70 esulate the counting Of the votes
f.r President ard Vice-Prssident was
discussed the remainder OF TIE session,
without fical result. In the house Mr.
Caulheld, from the Judiciary committee,
leplrtcd blll making It a misds mesnor
for any person in tina employ Of the
United States to solicit or contribute
funds for election Fu'pJses, or to canvas
in any election in any State, county or
districs I'm the Unitei States. Dir. H,ar
offered "a smea1ment, prgviling ths5
the bill should Egt re construed TO pre-
vent voluntary contributions f1r the Pur-
pose Of circulating documents or Of pro.
curing public addresses on questions Of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

IT WILL be seen from our dispatches
thst the storm which whitened our
streets On Sunday night, and prevailed
with such violence until Monday morn
ing, has spread itsslf ''over land and
sea" with results alike disastrous to the
mariner aud ialdsman. Of the Allan
tic coast TIE "b.aw' vas severely felt,
and We l016 for "Sccounts 70 come" that
vii! add 70 tie bill OF particulars already,
God KNOBS, soul-harrowiDg enough.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

IL CoNNECIIoN with tHe erection of
the fountain in Court square, fo5 which
we are to be indebted to the munificence
Of many good citizens, AID msiniy to
Mr. James ElIsr, We renew our sugges-
ton that jhe bust OF Jackson be lie.
moved 10 Market fqlsre, snd we in
dcrse the suggestion OF the Ledger tba.
the name u that Eew attractive spot lie
changed 10 Jscks0u square. There would
seem to BE- = spscis, fitness ia thus To-
eating the blst OF the man who most
Impressed h,mse.f Oh HE country where
st will be surrounded by tLe dssco ndsnts
OF tkoIe vh3 were always bis iTioLds
and warrlest admireIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

No BETTER evidence Of the generous
public spirit a.. cur cotton exchange
could be furnizhel than that which We
publish eIseWhere in regard to the com.
petitio-, for Centennial honors by cotton
gr)Ters. TIA! Il one way-and good
wAy-.O tcap what We have and add to
nIlr c9ston trade.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

"OLD SHELBY" gives us another let
te, from the Hot Springs, from which
our readers will learn much in regard 10
we'll known citizaHs, md see that even
there, where heslth-hunting is the great
object. IrishD2sn can find time to ce'e.
b7ate 5ic2r4ingly and patriotically the
bnbdzy Of their patron saint.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

WE AGAIN press upon the attention
Of tae beard Of health the necessity for
compelling compliance with the ord
nance requiring clean sidewalks, and
suggest that on Front, Main snd Second
especially the frsmen be Put to work,
with hose attached to the hydrsnts, to
flcoi thu streets, wash the snow away,
and give Us clean th0roughfsres. What
SLY The Commissioners 10 this latter?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

We publish another istter about the
Blsck Hhi-, written by Mr.. Thomas
O'Briea. Tha. be writes what he be-
lieves to be true, bssei upon what he
considers relisble data, We lave not the
slightest doubt. But, for all that, we
would hsye TIE resdeE Of the APPEAL
think up ali the chsEces, and weigh all
che possible d'slpPointmsn!s, before
committing themgelves-any Of them
10 adventures that experience proves are
not on sn average half so remunefstive
as lePi,Imafe lahar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
COTTON.
Report for the First Six Months of the
Year from the National Cotton
Exchange.
The Overland Movement in betaiI-
HOFihS+n Consumption, 73g, 1926
BRIes-Etc., Etc.
NATIONAL eorToN EycHANeEI


NE~ ORLEANS, March IL, 1876. !
John B. Lafitte, ESQ Chairman Committee ON
Crop Statements, National Cotton Ex-
chahgS OF America
SIR beg to submit herewith the o.
fetal statement of the cotton movement
overland. etc., for the SIX months end
iug Fsbrrary a9, 1875: Curing that Pc
riod 205, All b. les OF cotton have been
transported direct from producers to
mills By tbe various overland routes
crossing the Ohio and Mississippi rivers,
running north and east, and 29l, ,006
bales have gone overland direct to east
ern delivery porte making an sg@tegate
CT 49a 433 tales. These figures snow an
increase over the entire movement for
the season 1915 of 13, 973 bales direct
from producers to the mills, and 49,77S
bales direct from producers to ali points
north and east of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi rivers, Including eastern. delivery
ports, The gross movement tom the
variOCs points OF crossing during the
past six months compares with that of
all last year as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

The communication from "Agricola"
which We publish in another column,
win, we think, meet with very general
and very hearty ind0Hement fIom
planters especially. L. chimes so exsct-
Iy with what has ell the time been q
policy Of tde APPEAL that we feel we
cannot urge il upol the attention Of our
readers too earnestly. To take full sd.
vAutzge C' on. soil and climate we must
entof into competition with the west in
the production O. f,uits, vegetables,
rhfaL rrrn arn rras.ns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

GENERAL FITZPATRICK writes to the
New York Times: 81 said General But
% teIfieli wr5te me a letter offering
(" twenty thousand dollars ior the col-
" lectorship OF the port of New YORK..
- H5 denies il. Let the commit5ee
summon me-" That's Hahn and to
the point, Let Us bear from the gallant
III
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

In VIncennes, Indiana, Monday L iyht,
two men attempted to enter the house
Of John Ryan during his absence. His
wife discharged a revolver for the pur-
pose Of frightening them off, whereupon
the men retTested to house in the rear.
Ryan, returning, assaulted and Injured
one so severely with club that he died
during the night. 1t was sfteTwari as
ceftained that the man had received q
pistol-shot in the bsck, causing probably
q fatal wound. The other robber es-
oaDad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22

public interest The bill met with
warm reception, and during its discus-
sion several ameudm ents were proposed.
No action was hsd, aud the house went
into committee Of the whole or the leg.
islstive and Judicial appropriation bill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-22
In EUROPE,

LONDON, March 2l.-Snow has fallen
qpite generally in the south Of England
to-day. A heavy snow storm occurred
at Rome yesterday. AdYices from Sc
bsstian, Spain, advise Of heavy snow
storm there; fearful hurricane occurred
in the provinces along the coast Of the
Mediterranean; great amount Of dam
age L as been done.