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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-12

Minimum Thermometer IS deg.
+. Ii. NEAL. Private, Signal Corps, U. 6. A.
Bv Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, December II.-River falling, Is feet
on the shoals.
CINCINNATI December 11-Noon.-RIver falling
Weather clear and cold.
PITTSBURG, DecembS I1.-weather cloudy and
cool. River % feet 8 Inches and rising.
LOUISVILLE, December J1.-Weather cloudy
and cool River stationary; ! feet 10 inches In
the canal. Departed: Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Alice
Plttsburg.
PORT EADS, December 11.-ArrIved Steamship
Fire Queen. PernamHueo; ship Prussia, Rio Janeiro
Sailed: Ships Fylega, LOnley, AlmeTia; bark p. A.
Al'en schooner j. d. Rsbinson, New York
NEW ORLEANS, December 1l.-weAther clear;
thermometer, Sd deg. Arrived: Guiding Star. last
Gate and Future Ciiy and barges, ST. Louis. No de-
paItuTes
vICKsBURG. December II.-weaiher cloudy ;ther
mometer 80 d <. River rising rapidly-26 inches
IN past tWenty-four hours. 10: ParPourd. 8 am.
The river has risen enough TO permit boats TO land
at the old landing and the wharfboat was brought
back to-day 10 the old landing.
CAIRO. December 11-Noon.-wea cloudy and
turning cold; Mercury 30 6eg. River % feet
pnis. pm; I'M. Norton. Pomeroy. pm; Storm
Belmont. pm; Cobb Cecil, Evansville 2 pm Ste
Geneyleve and City OF Helena, st. Louis, m. De-
burg, o6ion river, 3 pm; storm, ST; Louis, 3 pm
phis. ii pm vInt shinkie, Cni innati, am;
Ny Choice, Ct. Louis. am; Centennial New Or
leans am MARI hOustan, New Orleans, am
CincinnatI, II m; Shlnk'e Memphis, 2 M: Gen.
tenniai, st Louis. , An. Mary Houston, Cincinnati
3 am. Weather clear and cold.
Movements at the Levee.
ARRIVALS.
C0ahoma, FraTs Point; Hard Cash, White river.
DEPARTURES.
James D Parher. Cincinnati; Thompson Dean,
New orleans; Hard Cash. White river; COahoma
FrilTs Point.
IN PORT.
sam Roberts and barges.
BOATS DUE
Dozen Golden Rule, Vlnt Shlnkle, Common
wetlth, Osceala Belle.
U -ChaTles Morgan. John A. Srudder. George ",
Cheek, Illinois, Ouachita Belle, Marlin Speed.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
FRIATs PoISr-Geo. W. Cheek, Stack Lee master,
8 pm.
ARKAssAs CITY-ouachlta Belle. Mark R. Cheek
master, pm.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y virtue of the terms OF a deed IN trust, TO NE
ID executed by L A. Rhodes and wife. C. n.
Rhodes. on the tenth dag OF February, 1873, which
deed of trust IS duly registered In the Registers
Office of Shelby county, Tennessee, I'm deed book No.
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III. NJ. Nicely, john JOhnSOD.
President. Secretary
Phenix Insurance Go.
OF MEMPHIS,
Office: no. 10 Madison street.
Capital stock, s2OI,OOO.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
AdministratOr's Notice.

HAVING been appointed by the Probate Court of
IL Shelby county, administrator Of the estates OF
Samuel B. Mnlef and Emslle Miller, deceased, this
Is 10 notify all persons indebted to said estates 20
come forward ana settle at once, and those having
claims against said estates are notfe TO PRESENT
the same At once, properly proven, az my ofc,, SO
Madison street
On wednesday. December is, 1873.
in front of II. ButtenbeTgs, No. 231 Second street.
city OF Memphis, Will sell at auction, the personal
property Of B. Miller, consisting OF table and
china ware, kitchen furniture. carpets, beds aDd
bedding, chairs, sewing machine, etc, etc. Terms
OF sale-Cash.
JAMES Il. MALONE. Administrator
MEMPHIS, TENN, December 7, 1878.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $50 900.
100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH
HALF-TICkETS, ONE DOLLAR.

| 1857 Prizes, amounting Sl1O.4DO
Responsible corr spending agents " ,ntsd at all
prominent points, 10 whom a LIBERAL compensation
will be paid.
Application FL rates to clubs should only be made
| to the Hons office IN New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, for further in
formation, or send orders 10 Il. a. DA CPHEh,
Z. %. fSssx 69,s, New Orleans. LA. or to D..
L. Gillespie, West Court ST., Memphis. Tenn.
Az ottr Grad Extraordinary Drawings are under
The stseIriStOIs and management Of GENERALS g..
T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Chancerx Sale Of Real Estate.

No. 1853 hancery Court of Shelby county-Andrew
Taylor VS.. j. B. Farley ct al.
py virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-
ID tered in the above cause on the thirteenth day
of July, 1878, and renewed, etc, December f. 1878,
will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder.
in front of the Clerk and Masters Office Courthouse
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, December rs. 1928.
Within legal hours. the following described prop
eIty situated in Shelby county Tennessee to wit: Be-
ins part OF sectien QD eleven in the 0Oth) tenth
civil district Of said county, beginning az stake
with cherry and elm pointers, and running Their ce
south IS chains to stake in road thence east 20
chains to stake with a post-oak pointer, thence
north 40 chains TO a stake by fence, thence east
20 chains to stake With pOst-oak pointer, thence
north 40 chains to stake In a road. themes along
the read south 81 degrees west 80 links, Themes 20
degrees west, q CHAINS 40 links, thence north NJ
deg tees. west $50 links, thence north T3 degrees
west Is chains IS links, thence north % degrees
west Is chains 30 links 10 pOSt-Uak pointer. theme
north AZ degrees, west chains 20 links 70 the be
ginning.
Terms of Sale-On credit Of seven a months.
purchaser to execute note with approved security.
lien retained until same paid Equity OF redemption
barred.
This December o, 1873.
R. j BLACK, Clerk and Master.
- fnay, Peters Greene, Solicitors for Complain
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RIVER NEWS.
Weather and Rivera

Weather and Rivers.
The table and dispatches below give official
particulars concerning the weather and rivers:
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE OBS, u 8. Ar
MEMPHIS, December / |, 1873.
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saturday, December ~. 1875.
Administrators sale,

T WILL sell on December Is. 1879, within legal
L hours, at the residence of the Lite +. f. Pleltz,
ali the personal property Of deceased consisting of
hcrSeS. mules, wagons, carts farming utensils,
household and kitchen furniture, hay, corn, etc.
also TOckaway. said property will be sold TO the
highest bidder, for cash.
ifEORGE RORNER. Administrator.
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ksanIxrupt Sale,

In matt 90 J. Boyce Farley, Bankrupt:
10y y. o of 4 general order OF sale entered bl
ID tn Jaitsd States District Court, for tie West
ern District or Tennessee, will sell at public auc
ton, in ihe town OF COlliervllle, in front OF j.
Briggs u CO.. store, on
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Isl

: SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
a z iRTUNE. FIRST GRAND DISTRIBUTi ON
CLASS A, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, JAN
UARY IA. 1879-104th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for Educational and Charta
bic purposes In 1858, with capital of 81 600 OOO
to which It has since added reserve fund of $780,
000 Its Grand single Number DistfS.
button will take place menthly on the second
Tuesday. u tecer scales or postpo'ses Look at The
following Distribution
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Trustees Sale,
Monday, Decpmber I6, iS7

FINDER a deedlof trust iexecutedb by G. H. Davis
- on the 9TH day OF June. 1878, and recorded IL
the registers Office of Shelby counry, iT
record book No. l24, page 400, Will as trustee, a
the rennnsr of the hanehciarieS.
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at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison streets
in the city Of Memphis proceed TO sell at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder for cash. the wharfb at
" r. F. Lee" low lying at the wharf at the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee. together With all and singular
the sp6FS, cables chains stages and other appurte-
panees to said wharfboat Sale between the hours
of II m. and pm
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on the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
streets. Memphis, Tennessee, sell 10 the highest bid
der for cash, the following property. to-w1t:
certain lot OF land, lying and being in Collier
vlle Shelby county Tennessee situated at the south
east corner of the intersection of Main and Wash
ingtJn streets, fronting (40) forty feet on Main
street. and running 4ck between parallel lines one
hundred (lU0) feet, together With the Improvements
thereon
sale at IL O'Clock m. Title believed TO be good.
sell and convey as trustee only Equity OF redemp-
lion waived,
WIN. NJ. BROOKS. Trustee.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Of
Shelby County, Tenn.

FTNHE Tax Books for the year 1878 are now In my
i hands, and all taxes, State, City and County,
are now du9.
Taxpayers are urgently requested to come forward
and pay their taxes by or before the FRS DAY OF
FEBRUARY NEXT, on which day. as required by
law Will place all accounts for taxes then unpaid
in the hands of cOnstabes for collection.
The Poil-TaX for the year 1873 Is two dollars to
each citizen UetTeen the ages of twentyoDe and fty
years, anu is devoted exclusively to Public Schools
Merchants, farmeTs and manufacturers having in
their employ those who Poll requested
10 arrange With them for the advancement OF the
same, so far as may be convenient and agreeable TO
each. GEORGE b. FLEECE,
Comfy Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance OF the terms OF trust deed exc
L euted TO me By Walker r Carter. on the
22d day OF September, 1877, and duly registered,
etc, | will, on
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brother and sister TO be Hanged.

In Liberty County. Georgia. ON the night Of
the 18th ult sam Gaudin went the house OF
OgoOd, who lives IN Liberty County TO inquire about
debt which Gaudin owed osgOod, and which osgood
had given 10 a constable collect There
and Simon osgOOd who old man, with three OF his
and grown daughter seized Gaudin and beat him
terribly with sucks fence rails and hoe He died the
next day. Two OF the sons Henry and Raymond, are
grown men; the other James. is youth Of 10 years
The girl Ellen about ~ Henry escaped but all the
others arrested. and Wednesday and Thursday
were tried The DID man. simon was found guilty OF vol
untary mansaughter and sentenced TO twenty years In
the penenuary, Raymond and Ellen were convicted OF
murder and sentenced To be hanged Thursday. the
18th Of DeeembeT and James convicted OF involuntary
uary.
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PENNsYLv4AsNSI,AA ,EsA5LEg9,AD.
AND ySifk6 sfSfEs Nail ROUTE.


-. on And after sept III. ISIS
lrahs leaNe New York via DcsbrOsses and COrtlaudt
ST. Ferries, ~ follows
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West ami south
wv PULLMAN Palace Cars attached. A. NJ. and = 80
Fer Wlhanlsport Lock Haven, Cory. and Ere at 30
", connecting az Cory Tor ntas,iile, Petroleum
centre ana the Oh Regions Wilnamsport and Lock
Baulnorc, Washington, and the South, Limited wash.
lngtun Express Of Pullman PaTlOr Cars daily except
sunday. $50 A. ", arrive Washington t.lO P e.
HrguiaT A. $50 NJ. l. .. 20, anu r. NJ. sunday 80
and or, NJ.
Express for Philadelphia. 40 10 10 o o. 80 Linn.
litd'. II 4 W I, ., q, Is 30, -, 81, ana r. "
SUNDAY, $50 ANA A NJ, D, %. o 81, 80 $50 ami r
a. Lmgfanl and SECOND class. r. NJ
Boats Of Brooklyn AnnCN connect with all through
uains At Jersey CITY. anoidins speedy aud direct
fer trains 10 Newar1 Lhkaoeth, Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Amhov, Pennington Belvidcre and
other points SEE local schedules az All ickct OttceS
Trans arrive FROM fltfsOursn 100 ~ ~ A w. ~ 20
dai,y % n 500 + W. daily. except Moniay
FROM Washington AM Baltimore. so. y 10 4 " 4. 10
n lOior NJ SUNDAY. 90 1904 From fhlia
dclphia. 31h, 800 y ~ 80. n so A. " 2.iO
ti3 ~ $50 $50 1910, ln.aJ. r NJ. SUNDAY SOS
50 ~ 1850, II So A NJ. 6.5I. 10 70 r VI
Ticket Ofhcrs. a2d ami ga broadway, Astor House
anu loot 9l Desornsses and COruaud SIS Court 81
sn s BT9okyn Aneh Depot too'9 g Fulton s Brooklyn
FRANZ THOMSON. l. p FARMER
Heherai MANAGER Genl Passenger AGENT
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CURING CONSUMPTION.
oratuitous Information 10 be Given 60 any
Person who will Call.

Willis c. Shelton. known as the boy orRanist.
reported to be dying Of consumption at Aiken C..
In April last Although Of the physicians acquainted
with his case would TO predict his recovery he is
greatly improved In health, and those who have no
ced the progress Of his convaecence feel assured that
he will fully His improvement is due to new
method Of treatment which Is undergoing practical
test In several His father Charles Shell
Of ioe West Foryecond street will give grauitous
information concerning the treatment which has proved
efc uCiuus and In which he has unbounded faith II
appears to be based scientific principles and is more
cOnspic for this than Tor any striking newnes such
as characterzes the majority OF socaed medical dis
coveriesn The OIL, medicine gwen /; substaNe con
tanning organic lime tor healing the lungs ann cure
acid In the form lemon Juice REGULATION NJ diet Is an
important part OF the Oi treatment The patient
IL required to system OF exercise calculated Ia
force the air into part Of the lungs aud restore res
pirnuon and circulation Several other cases nearly as
rious a that Of willis shelton under the same
IN this city with results quite As surprising
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Moses Allen the colored murderer OF Benz
aSl ~ shsHu OF niasseoek touny Ga was hanged In
sell his body 70 NJ King medical student OF warren
TN ia or $40 King having assumed a debt Of MS 10
mat amount The following Is the bill Of sale verbatim
49,, GlbsoS. Ga, Oct ls 1878
this u 70 eeTty That have sold carcass 10 Mir King
medical student Ut Warcnton ga not in advance hui
shly y my request at the Day u Execution which N
MY 1873 Ties are therefore TO cite admomsh ali
sold persons concerned 10 show any they nave
" San within Time that Is pre- cTibsd By law why said
canvas should not be granted Nosfs IA AIiSs
Oct 18TH Prisoner W A
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Alonzo Warner and Eugene Treat OF Man
chester Conn. John shOrey VI Bolton Conn and Alber
Parsons oi Newark n g. were out cunning in a regloT
Hebron and seeing agTeat eagle dying overhead. Mr.
warner nred upon II and hlt wing The bird came
down. but showed night and secured only after az
ugly struggle. HIS powerful talons inch and a quar-
ter long, aud spreading i've and hall inches were ter
Tibe weapons The eagle measur red feet from III
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All the region about the Cath edral belongs to
the church converts Priest houses asylums and schools
occupy the land. Back OF the church and Madison
time AhnQuated dwelling, like an old New England farm
house-A double house with swelled fronts both sides VI
would live IN IT. Here Bishop Hughes wrote his famous
john dispatches IN the days OF Gov Seward, and
other famous in the land have slept under this hum
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Ne, . Fugitive from Justice.

The arrest OF Thomas F. Nugent was reported
from Richmond, Va. on Friday night The arrest Wal
said TO have been made Information that he fu
gve from justice wanted In this city In New jersey
II seems that the arrest made by mistake. Nugen!
had been Respondent ON account OF ncs and Quilted
his home His relatives learning that he was In Rich
mond telegrAphed Tor him ~ return saying that else All
Oneer would be sent Tor him The Richmond auth orr
miseonstrued the telegram. Young Nugent was unu
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THE MONEY THAT HAS BEEN RAISED.
Oaly Part Of What has bseA Done for the
AuRarars BIZ Yellow Fever.

The enclosed table excludes all private, re-
ligious. and society subscriptions. and embraces
only the cash subscribed publicly and through
the authorities OF the various cities and the
comuniffaaa anpointad nv than
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The Bsn Punch In Louisiana.

Prom ds f6urier JoarRaL
=, Every member Of the Legislature elected In
New Orleans was pledged " vols against the Aol:sn
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NJ ErEOrOLITAN ELEyATED RAN.

st. nearest point tnr Wall / ferry Corilandt st. near
est point for Jersey city ami communipaw ferries. PARK
place. nearest point Tor Post once city Hall and
barclay Il. Terry 10 Hohoken; Chambers ST. nearest
point Tor FavonlA ami Erie Railroad Jerry Franklin Il
Grand - near II points Tor Desbros-e, i Terry ojersey
CITY ami Peoples Line steamers tor AlhanN RVcckrr 4
SIN st. nearest points Tor Il terry obnken
IAN st-Nearrst point 10 lmnn square amt L,ceum
Thea Academy Vt Music. Irving ant fammany Halls
2d st-Nesrest point 10 Booths = James. AMI Park
Theatres. Grand OpcrS Huus. GimOrt- Harden. Ma
Temple and Jersey cts ferries SD st-Nvurcst
point to standard Broadway AMI Fliih Avenue Theatres
Aquarium and san Francisco Miustiels i2d .t-Gufi.
meets with New York TRANSFER Cos cabs Tor Gand cen
trail Depot 5sth st-Nrarrst point tor Central Park
For uptown trans. takc side For
down town trains. take west side stations Fare u
cents except between the hours OF - and ~ and
aui7 NJ when the tare 5ccns CONNECTS with the iO
lowing horse lines Al Rector with tor south
errNs AZ Grand It with Tor pcsbrosscs aud East
grand 81 ferries AT Beecker i. with east ami
vest Al 9Th St with Christopher 10Th
u ferries; Nt 4th with West 23d and East
23i and 3ith IT. ferries at ;5i II. with cars Tor Wee
hAwkVn Jerry, AT 5sth st, with OF Belt Line Rail
road WM r GARRISON Presiient
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TO PHILADEI.PHIA,

Il VIA
,S@.'... 49,. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLDEsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE pEPOrs IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
DOUBLE TkAAuk THE MOST IMPROVED EQuIPNENE
AND lllk FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER JULY =, 1873
Express Trans icaNe NVw York, VIA Desbrosaea anl
tortlandt IS Ferries, As follows WV
$50 1850 $50. % % 80 Limited. A 4 s d 0.aD
-. 80. and . r. NJ. Suntays 80 ami 9 A NJ S a
81, 80, s.jJ, ami 9P NJ
boath VI "brooANn Annex connect with ALI through
uAlhs al Jersey city atfordlng speedy and direct
transfer inr Brooklyn travel
Returning tr.ils leave Philadelphia 20 So T. $50
ana II A VI llAnlted Express 80 r M p 4 5 30 =
and 80 T. NJ, AMI ~ Midnight On sunday 500 A. T.
Z, $50 A N =, 7 81 y. NJ. and ~ Midnight W.
Ticket Onie"s, $40 anu ga Broadway / Aston House
ana loot q De- urosses aud COrtand Court ST. and
brooklyn AnneK Depot loot Of Fulton ST. broOklyn ia
ile, anu lls Hrdson VI Hoboken. Depot Jersey CITY
FRANK THOMSON l. p FARMER
6snsral AAnAgsI 0ansTaI PasssnTsr Issat
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miscellaneous.

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION medical ESSAY
~ comprising series Of lectures delivered ut Kahns
Museum VI Anatomy IN the and premature
decline showing ndisputaby how lost health may 6e re-
gained AnVrdlg clear synopsis VI ns ~ mar
mage and the treatment Of nervous and PHI ysea Debility
being the result ~ 20 years expsrience BY mail 25c
currency VI postne stAmpA Addreaa Secretary kahns
Museum. w 1rotaWay, Sew Ysrk
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE DEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA
TWO IN NEW YORK
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THE WORKMEN's Protective Building society
\ wiz mset ~ l2o 9th Hy Monday, the ilth inst at
ssleeh Thess Wishing " Join are respectfully inVisd
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VALUABLE steam power TO determining the N.
tire length Of the block. with welllghted ventilated
clean and dry doors and Apply the prcmi
10 s2s Delaney a.. near East River the singer
Manufacturing Company
80 Union square New York City,
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
THE COUNCIL MEETING.

The adjourned meeting of the Council that
was to have taken place yesterday. on business
of importance. as Administrator Brown said In
open session when making the motion to al
journ. did not take place, owing to the absence
of q quorum. There were many of the boys in
attendance who manifested plainly their disap-
poinment at the failure of the Council to meet
Administrator Brown is unwilling to give the
reasons for seeking q meeting of the Coun-
ell, hence we have to take what the
lobby say on the subject. They seem to
think that the Administrator is on the
point OF submitting an amended budget
which they consider will deprive them of a con
siderable amount of work during the remainder
Of the year, 1t Is also whispered that the de-
partment of the Administrators Of Improve
ments will be materially affected by the new
budget which would limit the expenditures OF
that department to the balance of bis own bud
get which is. reported to be only $4,000 for, the
remainder of the year 1873. or something less
than $500 month 1t is thought that such n
limitation would entail tho necessity on the
part of the Administrator Of improvements to
discharge a number of the men employed by
him and general curtailment OF all the OK
nenseG of the department.,
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THE LIQUOR DEALERS.

The Liquor Dealers Association met last
evening Mr.. f. Hollander presiding, and A
large attendance Of members present.
A considerable amount of dues and initiation
fees was paid into the treasury.
In accordance with a previous resolution the
names of members of the Legislature who
voted for and against the Moffett register bill
we're entered upon the minutes.
The committee on the employment of counse
reported that they had held a conference with
Messrs. Huntington & Rice. who had agreed to
represent the association in the courts for re-
tafning fee of $1,000 each. and $1,000 each at the
termination of the litigation. The report was
received and approved.
A communication was received from the
Property Holders Union. through DR.. Tebault
and a committee was appointed to confer with
them. BY resolution delegation of liquor
dealers from Gretna were admitted to member
ship. Another resolution was adopted. inform
course pursued by the New Orleans Associa
ton and urging the formation of loca! associa
tons.
The meeting thereafter adjourned