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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-26

Ed. c. POSTAL --..... Master.
viii leave Memphis ever WEDNESDAY. at
Pm For freight OF passage, apply 10
X. v. LIGHTED RNE,
No. Monroe St, OPP. Peabody hotel
2 z. GLENN. on Wharfbust
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FOR &AEE

Damascus StefnWay; one 4-OCtaye Paripr Gem,
9 $40; several Is octave Pianos, from $50 NC
ward; also, two 4-9ctaVe organs, $50 and SZ5-all
second hand ana very chaep.
FTlAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply TO
i GAGE FISHER. 300 Front ST.
I AND-SSO acres OF laud-85O cleared and I'M
j prOyed-a5Out seven miles from HOpedeld, near
Memphis and Little Rock railroad. VIII sell for
Memphis city compromise BONDS, gas stock or gas
bonds, OF less than ten dollars per acre cash.
j. p MEUX, 2Sg Main street.
= ROCERY-A rare chance Tor man with small
] capital to start in Tst-class Grocery and loca
ton. Satisfactory cause given Tor selling. Apply at
"a Jefferson street j. SIEWAhE q CO.
4 RIP COTTON TIES-AtS 81 IS per bundle.
" }. r. GOODWIN & co.
GlTOUK AND XIUkES-Of retail grocery.
- Address STAPLE, Appeal ONCE.
DRICK-a hIpped cheap By river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, Bop Front street
Large concessions will be made on orders for good
SalmOnBTick, suitable for chimneys OF setting poll
rrs ete o. II. 2. PIPER.
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Bismarck Determined to Stick to his
Policy in Relation to the AngIo-Ger-
man Treaty of Csmmt rce-Rus-
STA and Turkey Becoming
ReeOncIed.

ANTWERP, February 25.-Arriyed: Au-
gust Andre from New York.
The British steamer Memphis I'm
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FOR VICKSBURG.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
HARD CASH

Regular independent 7Ie8lphIs and
White Riyer Paeket-FOr Augusta. JacksclpoEt
Searcy, and way points. The regular indep pendent
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Masquerade Dresses,
The finest and largest assortment In
the city, at
HAYS, 287 Main street.
Embree's Liver Medicine,
Price, so cents.
q w JonpS q "a aOants
Novelties
To the Ladies!

in jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 385 Main street.
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WANTS.

CIrUATIJN-As sale smaC, solicitor or book
- keeper at low salary by reliable man, one who
can control trade and not afraid Of WORK. Address
GEORGE, Appeal Office.
DOSlTION-A university graduate thorough schOl
L ar, good d.sciplnarlau, experienced IN teaching
the higher EngiisL o ales aiid me CLASSICS desies
position - principal or professor IA some tHsttu-
ton Offering abuncauce Of work aud talE c0mpen-
satlOn. Address ''I Professor care G. &. Marsh.
Esq, 40 Broadway, New York.
WILLIS Ehs-ExpereuC mlIiners. Liberal
NJ salaries TO competent persons. One for Nash
''''' INV KREMER, HERZOG d co.
4 - 80 FL 81 MONROE ST.
TMPLOYAENT-On farm OF plantation by a
II young man and wife-American, intelligent
Industrious, and family; wife 10 oversee house
a good workman; unJelst ands use OF ali kinds or
tO1ts and management OF hands; Q good nome
wanted. address, ior three wees, w 3. ~,
Ccumercl2l Ictel. Hemnhl-. Tenn.
i1huINL.t--a3 d ,'.deweT . partner, either "llo'
L or mao uclw GU tle age @. forty and hfy yetis,
with capital Of $1,000 or more, Go assist In an es-
tablisued business Address s., No. Letter Carrier
DARTIES wishing 10 purchase The
i GROVER BAKER SENtNG-hACHINE,
to call at their office, JlS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended 10, and warranted. -
5iKS. C. O. VALENTINE.
rI1hACHEk-For ths SomeDllle District high
I School, an experienced LADY music teacher; good
dress b. SALE, seciy, Atoka, Tenn.
LIVERY BODY-W ishing 20 reduce gas bills, to
n call on a. HlTZFELD, 233 second street.
- gineer. Address a. B. j.,
Corner LaRose and webster streets.
GVFTY DAY BOABDEBS-At SO per week or
L SI2 per month, az the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No II Adams street
GyITUATIUN-As Manager or 4. Cotton Plantation,
= by one who is cUmp-tent. No objection 70 the
swamp. Inquire OF j. ). Buspy q Co, IA Front
street, TOR a FARMER.
ROAkDEkS-At u Court street. Bales 10 suit
ID the times. Front or back rooms. Also day
bOardeTs wanted.
INMPLOI HENT agency o. the La Jes Christian
IL AssociatlOn.-h6lp, white o. cSks ed. who can
bring references, can find good sth17OuS By ap
plying at the Intelligence Office, 50 Atain
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Growing Harmony between Russia
end Turkey,

at Vienna says: ''Qdita a rev spirit has been
infused into the Turco-Russian relations
This is especially noticeable in the trdnsac-
ton relative to the evacuation of Turkish
territory. Both sides seem to vie 10 f1eudli-
ness. The Russian proposals relative to de-
tails Were so fair that they were almost I'M
mediately agreed to. The impression is con-
frmed that the Russians themselves were
ANXIOUS to leave"
A dispatch from Constantinople says that
Austria and Turkey continue to Lold most
conciliatory language, and declare themselves
most anxious to come 10 mutually satisfactory
arrangements relative to the convention, but
neither shows any symptoms Of yielding on
one essential point, viz whether or not there
patton of Turkish provinces is merely pro-
visional and temporary.
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&GbxARs

mr. WM. a. Z AkSW ELL, No. 27gI2 Main street
l. ONCE hours; 20 10 a m.i 60 midday, and
20 o'clock ON.
TI7AKE NOTICE-Mgdame Best, the fortune Teller,
i leaves Monday evening. Gail Coon, at No. 65 ST.
Martin street, between Linden and Pontotoc.
CANITART WORk-Draius, sewers, Payements,
> Cisterus, Cellars ventilated, smoky Chimneys,
I'd bTickW0rk OF all kinds at lowest rates. Give me a
= %, al Union Foundry. Adams 81 IhO5 CUBBINS
". yANCE-Pnyslcian ana surgeon, removed
10 g43 Main street
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FoR sane OH r.xgH AN6a.

FTSHE SPENCER PLACE on volIenuue avenue,
i two and ehalf miles from Court square
containing ten acres; i've acres Ofchaiu mouse con
Apply on the place n, vi. SPENCER
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
Gueual Not ess.

Christmas Appeli Tor fhe Poor hdrrn
Who ~ nciD ke crsitas happier Tor the children OF
Al, through cry they sufernr cold
hunger lnd nuketurs del IN lose Cnrrets
l-rr 10 boxes uIt.r sairwar- very many
rh nellie aud uour ui N1FC
honest Noihns et "l' are thoftlnAtr IN ms happy
n hey -ref n iHrth hanis Of appeal
fl0t whom lrNNasntt IA p s-tt ith home anl renIs
They ask clothing and and food and
Tie hidrens ,c zoe ey actsss 'he guardian e. hou.
sanf. a., fheSe uaor ones 10 ie-r- 10 make hapDY
CHRIS mas them. ends r. thr
Fifty dollars l. give theH homeless c4lden Christmas
rr.-cUf Hi home 40 uniry
Flity do lars pm sa ATTY bar-footed tile ones
hun rrd dol rs viii furnish hundred Children with
hO| dinners Tor month.
s1si gift, viii ais.uly received have
Who thar woul5 nave Merry Christmas" IN his own
home Wi fr.ct the homeless hlnery children Of e poori
T.. l.. BRACE. secretary.
Chi rsn'. AM ~nriefy,
December. l~-q lH East tin It,. Ncw-NurE.
GIT oi ~ c.ot ing seut ths nrn
onice I'D tast 80 ST. Newfork or VIII DE called Tor the
Dnlao moacy NAV O. inciosed anv Of the under
sfned checks post office orders. made pay .e
order of George =. toe. irea-urrr
Nm. \. BOOTH, Pr 'sident
Third National sans, p Nassau ".
GEORGE :. coz, rrea .iifer
American A. Aauge NafOnal lank. 20 Broadway.
q. 4. BRACE Secretary. ls East ItL.st
MvIk OF THE YEAR
There we're durirg fhr nasf year In or Lodging
Houses. 1852 iLerent boy and girl .6I 80 meals an
1917 l-lng- supplied IN ihe iwei}-'ne dy IN,
aul naI b cotlsc ffu .O5t -ur
n r 20 Feres nj f0 homes. MAJ ly in fhc Most l5o3
weic Htri win fo. mriciue, &c mr. neh the . -ic<
Doe -efsiir " lIv rls over uO per JiJ
H been u.tluctr iu the ue 90 t-e m1chine
fhr Gir-' ging nse snl Do fAe indus. ai SCHOOLS.
here have D. en- -b,4 orphans 10 sdglng houses.
u-I lave bstu dep0 IN tle Penny Bank
number under n tie society during the
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
i GRE4TL4ND SALE.

BnICKsBURG, y. j., Dec. 15.-Captain A. NJ.
Bradshaw. o. this place. today effected "a OF The
rroperfv OF the Brck.Durg Lana and Improvement
COMPANY. o. which Robert Campncl O Nrw York, was
president The property comprises 10000 acres oi i-
proved ana unmurovrd land. hotel. dwei.in -. and
other building Immediately after The sale new CONE
nauy was organized under tAe former nlme. Charles
H. KmbalL OF N-w-Yolk. vas chosen president; Samuel
d. Davis, Oi New-Y0rk, Treasurer, and Cautaln A. VI.
J. ldsI.aw. ni Br. rk-lurg. -t'r alv Wiin hItl nI
tive nfrtrfor4-~uUuD ID DAVIS. tHHres II. klmnnl I,
james NJ Leavir ana Charles j.. S'ui. .er. OF York
and Canrlin A. II. Bradshaw. n Brirk- lr- II D. al-
florifnfivcv reported tnnr The company vii "a
once begin rxfru. lfl 1rOvcurui- uerc IlH ah'Y'
OF lle ltgrs -lf. of real state made ~ ott.h
CouaiY since It's Organization 100 ls41.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
THE MANHATTAN BEACH LINE.

The stockholders of the Now-York and
Manhattan Beach Railroad Company Yesterday re-
elected the following directors; Austin CorbIn. J. b.
Upham, c. L. Flint, J. J. Pickering. T. f. Prntt. d. C.
Corbin. John n. sarn. G. :. Mou ton. G. r. Mouton, f.
". Dunton. A. suily, A. c. Chaplin, Z. c. Humhert II
voted increase tue capitii stock from S5OOOoo
20 $500. 900. The additional 100000 VIII be preferred;
5000 900 Of 10 VIII to pay of the indebtedness ana
TIE remainder vii De- surplus rlnd for Increasing the
rolling stock ami other purposes.
TIE directors roe ected the officers as follows A.
Corhin. President; j. B Unham. NiccPre-ident; G. :
Notation. Secretary ami Irca-ureri J. T. JpnHm, D. G.
Corhin. a.. = Moultou, Tx cltive Committee. II was
resolved that ad iu0nal stock should De guarnnteeu
per This must ne ratified hy fhe stockholders
Among tine plans discussed one Tor hfnnch
20 the groun Is o. the Coney Island Jockey
Club.
Inr receipts for l-79 we're: From passenger traffic
--JH.2-1 S3; eignf rl7.-l, II: diviurnd ON 2.uOV
-na cs OF tue Manhattan Bracn lmprof -hent COMPANY
llmre'). 7l6.OOO; Daiuuc- of rrnts o393- l3; ttll
-1p6tG4 13 rue disbursements we're For st"n nbnai
sefyic., ~G79O2 80 music police. cIc., flil-- 2-
operating expenses. -9l 3li .- I0Ial, ~tFbtJ1 tv
me uef earnings were Sis JO- -.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

"ns.icued wi.hont reeud 10 the dollar question. ,
NJ riimagc's trouble with i. W. Hai itaWay ~ hrn
iseiIs-. d. aud Nr. Imigr'- refs0is Tor rendnR t"c
ffiernuls in ferIrd 10 the debt 0f the church were
rfv.n reversal ~ The verdict - hc Pfr-by terry
r4ula De "a blow. he -aid az the ~ il ID"
Church. Tho errfula uanfs seemed 20 have made a
determination 90 ruiz Sir. 4 nage.
In fifcnufse ~ rIIrks Or Rock wc' reno doc
uuenf WI ch hnf been uut n hia hani n which 70 WIS
said m nnuut tlirf giv' years n'd,
v.th back whiskl4s nut p.cuitr mouth" hao called
ON fhr mother ~ Nj Tlnarr's first VITO m J"rsey
tify in the capacity soy, ~ ordr 10 hnd
ont 30 uetlr oeroga ory TO Mr Tam1ge'- character
The Rev Mr. Crosby slId that the SPEAKERS words
' sifrnrf referred tn him he wished fD rl hi iru-
fnr h- lmonY H fhs ffi1i. Where he naf tesf ne
tnat NJ had BEEN fn jersey Ctv my matter rrla
fi1g fu Ir Ialmage. lns statement be reiterated.
do nor n, rvr" said NJ GRO h., rigf anyone of thr
minority 81 iird Jcr-ei Civ f0r srch purpose. y
uuV. n4 dfd Ir was on oi zinc majority"
"IdInr't -aY mat SIR c. s5Y went % Jersey CIV
snid D.. RrfiwtN.
Yes; hnt yfu meant mo; von can't deny that re-
ioiue' Mr. Crosby. ne tnok his scat
" Nour DESCRIPTION int uted O. refer 20 hii -alc
another inherit Dr. knekw'
soon after fnr Rrr. q. williamson began 20 sneak
The fwnffnlnrss 'f common fam" ." f0rni' q
his theme ior time. At $3.50 the synod adjourned
n wiil mne. a-an 40 $50 .. n. o. ia Ihe deisnte
still biz, nearly two and la hours IN which 20 present
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
TIE PAINFUL WALAlNG WITCH.

All of the women who started in the walk
Ing match at MADISON Square Garden sun
dry night still IN the race except
three two OF whom dropped Monday
and one Yesterday. Madame l. Cnapeie, who had left
re track for twelve hours. returned again yester
day morning. During the early part ~ the day the
buding was cold and dcsolae, and there were
only few to look Most OF the women
wore shawls and wraps. The freshness winch
mad been produced by few hours rest soon
xxr f and the scenes OF distress OF the night before
hegan 10 be Several Of tine younger women
Looked AS they felt unable o. much further without
IsInting and AL "a few Of the leaiers wore an
ANXIOUS and discouraged expression Madame Ander-
son exception " the rule, and appears not IN the
least iafigusd -
LIST nit the number OF spectators Increased 20
l 500 Except neu OF the competitors broke into
ru for q few PAGES very little entnusiasm was mani
fesira NADINE Tobias, who nad passed Madame How
syt On Mnnday night. VAS IA the lead Minnie Horton
wno-e pale face and naggard looks ndicaed that her
wa breaking down, tainted Ia ner tent Jnst
an, left the Track at 10 p. m Madam M0ssczs, who
noids third place. looked discouraEed. and Andrew
m. calorrd walker, had changed the eiastlc step
with winch started to an ungainy limp Inc soor-
at 10 D. ~ was: Tobias. l54 miles Howard. lo3 MAJ
sieot, las Rowell. IA. and Cushing lSo
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
MR. TALMAGE On BLrNDERs.
LECTURE ~ BEHALF oF The SOUTHEASTERN Dis
= NsAHT.

LECTURE ~ BEHALF OF The SOUTHEASTERN Dis
. p VsARY.
The Rev. T. De Witt Tamage lectuIed 70
audience in the Madison Avenue Church of the
Disciples last evening in ad OF The Northcastern Dis
rensary upon The subject Of Big unders.' lie was
introduced by II. Riker, president o. the dspcnsar
and WIS warmly received Before entering upon his
subj he returned thanks fnr cordial grrcng. re-
marking that # was a mercy ne there. He wa- now
being hanged by eccesilstcal court. bur nad been
cut down for that occasion.
TIE man Who never buudered. flid the speaker be-
ginning ns lecture. has been born. The 1rst
bmnder born Ia Paradise. and 10 had large family
There are blunders ~ al Knds-mrrcaniiie. archtec
tnral. financial. pOIlrca and ecclesiastical Blunder
rhe first il the multiplication of pursuits. A general
rule. the should stick 10 h.s trowc the lawyer 20
his Orei the carpenter 90 m plane, the farmer 10 his
plough the fireman % locomotive and the preae her
70 his pulpit and 90 about ecturng. The Jickof
all-trades ~ none. Ire NOT
much matter of the fri rlness Of occupations "a OF
the auai.v OF stick-at-igrnrss. No uan ever
Dii-hcd anything IN Church or state who had not
single dominant ldeg. Every man il made 10 NJ ID some
occupation, IKE taue to "a meii'
Blundag second lies in corselting TO be either a
louugrr 0r 'nfr-t4ie man VINO cnme- at he wrong
flme las hing o. do. ana 7uprOses Others are
ike nil aud WHO wIsie- your umr snd exbausts your
sea-sicne-s, tie Influenza. mosquitoes and nrou-
Diseases The greatest nicton OF al D. the soeakne
nnfe "in 'afrs lir nu'' ht AIT meetings. VINO must
sD-ak bus Al. His example for speaEiu- is baiaam's
Buncr tlo ti-i consists m BENG Discouraged M bad
treatment rom orhrrs; man snmri4mes iorgetf 'iai
1c must g0 nude. the di ud thaf ten olsdf rcd
common eut' I'D give mon ~ Is. lie ''ur.n .ini-
Der -eund u excessive t.'.4r lenl Amusement l-
necessary. mover ktep NAN wertI tning to
Church or stat, who dunn nov row to laugh. Recrr-
auon is recreation Du1 Too uucn devotion to unuse
aIn.cnierf more fha b.. .oulc. no Is On ,he road 10
RUN. ll' ut.n great iuD.r l5 uie furu1.'n OF lhc
canacl-y have ueef to.aIy t ed ln ti. uafte
of l1. hccu5. " uai' Dopmrets while, on
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
FREIGHT RATES BECOMING UNSTABLE.
PERaIANENCE or THF pool FOENED IN THr WEST
THREATENED.

THREATENED.
The falling off in the amount of East-bOund
freight traffic which diminishing steadily for
several we-ks sa threaten the stability OF rail-
road freight rates While the offerings freight were
railroads had facilities for carryns.
remained The question among Western ship
pcrs then that Of securing fr the rarsporia-
ton Of Their freight and OF rates at wHich %
should be Now OF cut" rates are bec0n-
iar daily frequent aud riroad officers assert posi-
vey that freght brought 10 the seoDoard less nan
tariff rates They SAY that present prices a. New
do not afford AZ schedule profit above the
prices prevailing az Western shipping nolnts The per
Of the pools formed Chicago and other ST.
cities IL said De uncertain IN view of ihe dmin
shed business and of the rivalre- among the rOad
companies. AT Chicago the work Of evening tue
percentages allotted 10 the railroads under existing
poOlnl arrangement mas had br liant The
differences wider elch wei k aud the business
becomes smaller the hope Oi accomplishing thc Ogcct'
Of the pool grows fainter.
The statements made 10 NOTemher % By The railroads
extending east from Chicago snow tlat the Michigan
Central snort of It's allotment OF Eastbound hus-
nenriy 1900 tons while The Lake ore hal fallen
short tnan twice tnat uuuntitv On the other mana
the Fort Wayne and the Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroads
d exceeded their by about 5000 tons each
These roads turned 10 hose that mad fallen nina
week. Great effort made 70 lessen the
gan between the roads. bu on Decenber the
Central was short 43l1 tons, and the Lake -notc LIDO
tons, while tine fort ~ hId exceeded IT, p~rceni-
ages by than 5000 The other comp nies nad
made sgnt reduction. II + claimed IN behalf of me
roads that carried more than their snare inat the
cOnilnucd deficiency 81 he other ruads R prouf ina
they received larger allotment than tey were entitled
their actual business. It II SAID iDa these com
panies VIII demand new distribution OF The business
The Oint executive committee will meet ~ morrow ~
Chicago az this cting. the first for TWO months
the oi rntes and classification aud the nainieh
ance o. rates VIII be the chief topics OF discussOn
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
LAThST SHIP NEWS.

PORT OF Nrw. WORK. ARRIVED DC. 10.
sr colon. G-irn Aspf1war days 20 Pacific Mail ~ Co
str istsra-. AaLrf est Point old Dom - 90
f1uh lffau .ilfY o
Benef4ct0r lole Wilmington y g. W rircs e co
Haze. 0N4ns hong konE with nlsl-. to IA
N0rng Ozc---i a. ~ MALLORY s 60.
10 Geirgr " tshlugOn fer. PTO5rt. Bremen fS days
With udsr O. Hermann kODD & c..
Jacob -tame Crystal Havre 81 lays IN bal at 10
Boyd q HlIc
BARK Padre fItfn. D seaizo southampton 80 days bal
last BrD1anl. bnyeacn. Pickering q Co.
Bark rr9ef Mica Aust. rar sept ID. WITH nc
70 a. vessel O.
BARK Evening hick Guam ianamO 10 days with sugai
rocks q Co vessel 10 ..afl.ii g "a
Elha. Powers Havana 10 days with 10 order
vessel "a J l. War; a. 90.
BELOW Cufw8trr 0st0n), Msrrrtf, Manila Aug
q. Bursey, vessel % "a Brown q co.
WIND-sunsoi- sandy .Ioo4. ght v. cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
THE TALMAGE TRIAL.
APcIr1lrNTS OK DOTa SIDFg.

ADDRFssEs BrFo-E TIE sYSoD ATJAuAIcf-nr-
VIEWING THr CHARGES, AND THE ALLNdiD
FACTS oN WHICH THY ARR BASED.
The Long Island nod was launched on thc full
tide Of argument in the Tamage cnga YESTERDAY.
The Rev Arthur Crosby. the Rev. J. VI. sherwood
and DR. Y m Dyke spoke for the complainant s..
The speaking for The defence was began. and
viii be comnicted to-day. Very pointed
language was nsed hv the reprcsen. arives Of the
opponents ol Mr. 1almage in regard TO the alleged
lalsehood and deceit of which rhe Brooklyn pastor
was accused. 4 few points of ordsr and some lively
sallies bv prominent men on each side diversified the
current of the arguments.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

A contract was signed, Saturday afternoon
between tne American UiiOn Telegraph COMPANY ana
The Esfcrf Railroad Corporation whereby ne FORMER
COMPANY has been granted the privilege ~ hui dng d.,
te egraph Lines alOug the whole o the Ea-erh hiIoad
and branches operated by ina company Tue teegraDh
company A. tll commence dirtfluutus pores a"h- Ih'
line between Boston and Portland tAls nothius anu
viii Duf ON a large force OF men al THESE uiH-fehi
points a. a. possible before tAe ground n
cosed H. bv frost The railroad company grants thls
privilege for tnat the Telegraph COMPANY
proposs having independent wires 40 each place on
th fe one Of which be used by he railroad the
otter for he exclusive OF the telegraph c1ihpahl
Tor ~ p4rrons TINS will. probably, anc ne Nestcfh
TTntmr a. I'm. line As company VIII put WlIes I'D
Al the railroad oroes along the entire route
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

fiOn The Monmouth ,f'ee"0'". ~ - iiif f 1
II gives us great pleasure 10 call OuI Iedu-
er- fI,utnn t. 4 Oi this great ne"spap r.
witch in addition lnyauahe QUANTITIES a. saiil'
u,ner off r. suca premium fairiN 10 surprise u
Sben a naper conducted The tribune u can AFFORD
10 offer It. weekly edition nyc years aud an eighty
dolar edition CnamDerss Cycupedia Tor 81 Whcn
an car edtuOu for two years and ne same
oo.f book S26-Oue must begin 20 tanN' and Won
49, NV he III NJ - done In Itself TRIBUNE
Vauable Utterly fearless, II nas dune more 80 uhearlh
III, vany and hypocrisy OF The Deu Ocats thn any zen
nsu.srs n tle country aoy eded. II Ryes edltorias
every one wllcH IT. masterpifct' lfcc HOm rensa
tous 10 k.eps itseli clear en'nfh iof tie lv1n-es'
ents A gives letters from abroad, rDn tue eoun Hon
Western mining districls "Fe on' "a me- 70
mode d, concise aud perfect Eag isI; ampy supplied
with news. a. stands facie pTinceps ia the JouiaIisc
world L never blackgurds tts opponents, yet makes
Them auriu IL never stoOps 10 prrs nates, yet gives
ows kc thnderD0lrs n yer s blinded hy par! isan
lam Vel h, tue nObirst Republican, OF thom all" We
commend t Win our Whole heart To the American
peOulr.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
SAFE OF 4 RIILROAD ORDE&ED.

LITTLE Rock Ark, Dec. 16.-ChancellOr
Carroll ol tne Pulaski ClanceIv Cour, to-day decded
The ease o. the state against tie Memphis ana i4tt
Rock RArOad Company et al Iuc SUIT Was for ihc
fYreclOsur. OF he mortgage 10 secure loan ol
100000 made IN 1861 Tue decree In Tor the sdte ana
r r. tne sale ot road ling stork etc., unless tie
orbt ami Interest amounting To over -2O..yuu paid
bv "A dyv named The cn-e will probably be- appealed.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis f0r ne past - hoWrs

WASHINGTON. Dec. i. l a. m.-An are OF low
pressure has moved eastward over the Lake region o.
tho sr. Lawrence Valley accompanied by snow, and
now followed ny westerly winds. Heu barometer and
low temuerature now prevail Mlnnrsota Warm.
ferv tgIlus, clear weather and lower prs-lirr
va in me cuif ana south Atlantic states. 'IrHr or
Coast
IH1ie1u01s,
For Middle states and NevEnEland falling barometer
ihrry winds, stationary or HIGHER tcmpefaiurf.
ua rtly coud, wrati err and IN northern portions oc
sioral
For Canal regions. The t'mneratlrfs VIII continue
above freezing. bu will fall below We nrsiny -Li
CGuf0n0B Sgg0ts
Cau1onarT signals ar. ordered for sOuthcry winds
from Cape Mgr 10 SANDY Hook
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

his ~ ow hoaraers TIE shoulder l. vrs sowo tne
before he 4 eNpnin the of sc-fn~ r- a
pouied GO hs eaf~ He trci o. sDeak. M the organs
ef sneecn inactive ir mauv conid not do h s
n, ding A. .ast he mad hfm-ei understood 'c De-
amazed hslnders. and tncv knew that lis No rc'-c
ing IVES nr-4ioe ed hy par' ial resforntiuu h, hear
IN Sl-cc f.irt time the ph. has continued be
wonderful treatment and thc dcan,s 90 his ati, nj II
Vradu.i' d.>Inrcar L.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

Despondency mental aad physical nactvity and al hs
gloomy consequences Of grosratoa. doo.y. &C.
quickly and nationally cured by PCLTEAcHETs ELacraIc
BELTS. Descriptive book. free e. % the Pul
vermacher Gayanic Co i6i or 265 Broadway York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-17

Sick headache languOr and melancholy gen
eraly spring frum tpd .lysr. tdrgrd sfumaet
or cu-rivrup.s IS, The distressing rferi~ which Dr
JsynJs Sanauvc Pills VII speedily rrmove bg tAelr
Oenehcia ,cOB lhe hillary 0rg.ns they viii also
the likelihood Of % rctufu