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FOREIGN.

MADRID, October 27.-The provisions.
government has issued q manifesto GOV.
eriug the administration Of the Kingdom
Alter passing ia review the Junta, they
proceed to argue in favor Of decentrali.
cation Of the administration in power,
~ conclude by promising to render a
faithful account OF their dOings to the
Co ilutiOnal COrtes.
Some Spani8rd5 advanced liberal IDEAS,
and advised the sale Of Cuba to the
United States, as the most direct and
speedy method OF solving the question
Of the abolition of slavery
The Progrissisti clubs Of this city have
formed 2 union for political rpo
At a recent meeting Of the united clubs
Senator Alazoga informed them that
Queen Isabella would abdicate ia favor
" Don Carries.
The elections for members Of the con
s'ituent Cortez will take place on the
80 h OF November.
Senator AOyla, Colonial Minister, has
Issued a circular announcing that the
colonies viii be placed upon the same
electoral basis az the rest Of Spain.
PARIS, October 2S-The Constitutional
says the reorganization of the National
Guard is rapidly progressing In the de-
partments where the measures are re-
ceived with great favor by the people.
LONDON, October % -Dispatches from
B may report that additional successes
nave been gained by the British troops
iu he Northwestern Provinces.
Tns Dowsger Duchess OF Sutherland
aad.
-lerep0rts that France and Italy have
renewed diplomatic relations with Spain
under The revolutionary Government,
are confirmed. It is authoritatively an
nounced that Prussia and Portugal have
also recognized the new Government,
and that the Papal NuDcio st Madrid has
put himself ia communication with the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Italy, Portugal, France and Great Britain
openeu full relations with the new
of Spain.
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The NEWS.

Maretzek is in st. Louis this week.
German opera is Il be tried in Paria
this wisteT.
Flo'os's new opera, the 1.-TWO Com
pcssrs," is praised.
The Philharmonic S7eiety of New
York paid over 5000 dividends last year.
louisville is to have both Bstemsn
and Grau; Memphis, noCOdy.
The Mendelssohn society of New Hs-
ven, Conn, are rehesrsing T Messiah"
Sames NJ. WehH is still in London,
where his plano concerts are very popular.
Ofenbsch's new opera, "LeChstesu 6
Toto" was not well received in Paris.
There are nearly 1900 children sup
ported by the Catholic orphan asylum OF New
York city.
The Grand Lodge and EDcampment,
]. o. Of o. F., OF this State, viii meet il Nash
Vile this week.
The Arion, Of New York, is the only
prominent musical society that has no lady
members.
The Richings English Opera Troupe
have been performing at Richmond, Va, TO
good houses
PAreps, Camilla Urso, Ole Bull and
Mills are to be the Philharmonic, New York.
~solOists.
The Radicals ia the Treasury Depart
ment viii try to make a decrease in the public
debt sppa-ent mil after tue election. "heu
tLs truth OF 8 la &c Increase viii be ms = TO
appear.
A passenger train on the Hudson River
Railroad was thrown from the track on the
might OF the 20, and forty persons were IL.
jured-sOme very severely. The-a were Il
SouIherRers on the train.
The Italian Government has taken 3D.
VANTAGE o The recent fall in the price OF its Sc
curfti 6, and has purc3ssed 50 large q qUsntity
Of its bonds in Par4s hat the frequent assertion
that II IS dependent on foreign capital for ordi-
nary expenses has NJ lonssra foundation in
fact.
Reports from Hsyti state that the in
surrectionists are qusrrsling among them.
selves. Gems. d 1miUgutz, Ssg=t, and Rebe ca,
have each been proc aimeI president by their
respective troops. Toe towns OF Petit Goaye
Desalsine and Jeremle are IN possession Of Gen.
s~alnsve, who is daily gaining grouad.
A citizen OF ST. Louis hiss made 8 gif
Of two hundred acres OF lani 70 that city for
public park. the Only consideration being thar
the city shall expend a certain sum IN imp-ov-
ing it. Here is an example that might be com.
meUded to some o. the ex.lussye land owner
about Memphis.
Hon. John HOFFMAN, referee in the
case OF the Nicaragua Transit Company sgaln,t
Commodore Nandzr5it 10 co Epe. the latter Il
pay The former S3O-0 000, which aas ben Eeld
ing Fin e 1850, hs> awarded TO the company
SLSsO,t00. The major par Of this CAIN va, fJr
KoOI WI, and mOoey received by the ComDo-
core rom the Pacific Mai Company. and 1
diszuoWed.
7 e Christians sre now in session II
Cincinnati They report an encoursg nE n
crease OF numbers ana ef1c ency. and Une 70
loving smOUn Contributed By dice 81
through their societies., 70 mi siCuary wgTs.
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RoRp 70 BUSINESS mEN

Nothing in the course of business can
be Of so much importance TO yo1 as the
election to Office Of good men pledged TO
rs~trenchment in pubic expenditures,
reduction Of taxation, and oppos n TO
all the Cnnumberei Ills that Rldl5alism
is heir to. The peace is not m~aintaioed.
therefore you cannot be endnringiy pros
psroug. The public Treasury is nanipu
lated by ollquss, exciting unsteadiness IN
values, and ~deraDgIDg the whole system
OF trade. The only way to prevent this
is to elect SEYMOUR and BLAIR
We ask you, then, to give only ous day
8 whole dsy-to accomplish so desirable
a result. Prove yourself worthy Of lib
erty by working for 1t on the 81 OF No
yember.
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iurlrg which we should bow In meek
ness and humility to the Good Father, to
whom, from Turk, Christian and Jew,
the prayers OF "sII devoutly ard reiig-
iously disposed " sf md. Movements of
such magnitude. expressing themselves
10 50 many striking ways, cannot fail to
arrest the attention Of even the ineon-
s~iIerate, ~embodying, az they do, the
hopes (sll to one point through 80 many
Offering channels %ofevery body known
t. the Cbri-tian We rid.
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WHAT VIZ MUST woRK FOR.

We must work to defeat SMITH and to
defeat NUM-, the Radicals vino aspire TO
prevent DR.. LEFTwICH going to Con-
gress.
We must work for such a majority
over both these Radical candidates SIS to
prove to BROwNLOw that nothing he
can do through infamous Registrars and
the suppression CT the votes CT whole
counties, can prevent that " white maj "
supremacy which must exist before
order can enduringly reign in West Ten
ressee.
We must work deeently and in order,
with every manifestation and dispnsiti1u
for peace possible to Us, for LFFTwIcH
for Congress. for VAUGHAN for EJECT r
and for the statesman SEYMOUR sud tie
gallant FRANK BLAZE, fer President and
Vice President.
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OUR RAILROAD SCHEMES.

It Is & favorable sign Ct the future OF
gu city that in ths midst Of a political
anvss noted for the severity with
which it hss been prosecuted our 2 pie,
from the poorest 10 the richest, have not
- q moment lost sight OF the new rsil-
rOsd enterprises - cftea discussed in the
columns OF the APPEAL. They are sll
anxious for the opening Of the Little
Rock Railroad, sad the oTg4nization OF
that 10 Selma, the aid TO which By the
city they are impatient to iUdorse. Oar
capitalists and leading men have only to
axe advantage Of the existing food-tide
II fAvoFi8g public sentiment 20 make
sure Of any enterprise that viii assist 10
the development Of the country and the
interests Of Memphis. We hor- cur
,ity and county sutLorities III co. cinue
TO appreciate the pubic desire ia rh,se
matters, snd iArthe~ them all in TIER
power.
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CARRIED.

MORRISON -PUGH-On last evening at {
o'cio ~, At CAiv %Ty Church, b. the rev Rich
ara Lines. CspL- "A. B. MORRISON, formerly OF
re ersnprg, Va, and Miss ORA PUGH. daugh-
Ter or Il h. Fugh, OF thus ely. M cards.
Thus has another true and tried Confederate
surrendered both heart and hand at dlscre.
ton, yielding, by reason OF the a potent
art OK HymeD," the citadel OF his affections 70
the rule OF a perfect woman nObly planned
Success and happiness attend the happy pair
Nay the bref zes Of prosperity ever fill the
silken sails Of their baIque OF existence, and
they glide quietly down the channel OF
%connubial bliss ?
" Where smooth glides the current of dove
ticj ~,
Which no loud storms can e'er annoy" J.
SELOEN-DRTVER-At Grace Churnh. YES
Ierday, Wednesday, October q, by the Rev.
DR. Brooke, NJ L. SELDEN and Misc LEILA M
DRIVER, all OF this city.
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GEORGIA.

SAVANNAH, October ga large ne.
gro Radical meeting is being held in the
Courthouse Square to-day. Several
white leaders are on the stand. Oae
cOlored speaker threatens fearful retribu-
lion upon the Democrats when Grant is
elected. He says the right TO vote wss
obtained only by revolution, and It will
take bloOdier revolution to take it from
them. They would be loyal, peaceful
and lsw-abidiDg, if permitted, but fight
ing citiz sDs II prevented. Many whites
we're present as spectators,
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WHEELING. October 2S.-The MteuS-
geHceT publishes the returns from addf-
tional counties. swelling the Republican
majority to 1910. The remaining thin
teen counties, IL ssys, cast 30 aggregate
of 2954 in 1855, and gsr a Republic
can msjority of 500 R-rubliraDs CAIN
their msj rity will reach 5000. Gen.
Witcher, Republican candidate for Con-
gress from K@nawha Valley, telegraphs
hat his me- Irity will be 1900.
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PrRLIC SPEAKING.

The Hon. JOHN w. LEFTwIcH, and
others o. cur lesdiDg men, will address
he Democracy at slillman Hall on
Thursday tonight, and at the City
Hall, Exchange Building, on FTiday
ight commencing on both occasions at
y o'clock. A full attendance Of the
Democracy is requested. All the Clubs
should turn out on Thursday, and form
enc more ronsing tOrch-Iight procession
before the day Of election.
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MARKETs
New orleans srnrket.

NEw ORLEANS. October % -Cotton easier
n'ddlings iSZ@2S4; sales 500; receipts 1899
e4por $ i1I2 Sugar steady; new Louisiana yell
ana prime to choice, 81 Al O5. Flour dull. SUPER.
nae 20 G cice " dOt9l3. Corn, new Western 90 a
l %; stock light; Oats actiy Bran 81 20. H-y,
choice SSO. Polk quiet at So 90. bacon, choe &c
scarce; shoulders "a; clear sides Isl. Lard
nominal, fierce l9%, keg az. Coffee nrm, fair
to prime Rio l5@l7.
81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. October z~-supernne -four 81 Is
90. wheat lower, fall 81 .GGI95 Corn 81 l O5.
Whisky 81 la.
Cincinnati Market.
CrNcISNATI, October 2S-Fam'Iy ION 81 5oa
Z "a. WheaI 81 70 Corn oJGh2 for o-w, o., Il or
oid; Oats 5Ig5S Cotton nrmsr, 2S1zg4. Wsis-
Pork So for future delivery. Lard is. Grocs.
ries unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures.
LoUIsvILLK, October % -Tobareo. sales 4s
hhdsy Jugs To medium wrappers S5a2I IS. Cot
ton 23H. ruper1pe honr IS .. Wheat en- ss@9
Corn, old s7@sO, new 55s6O. Bulk oats 5sSS55
Mess pork $50 20 Bacon, shoulders 1877: Gle
ribbed sides l6H; clear stdes I71z. Lard, t1erces
HA9lS. Whisky, raw slI09IIZ
New YOFs Market
NEW YORK. October 2s.-Cotton less active /;
safes ZoO0 6aIesi upiands 25%. Superins flour
s396 50. Rice firm and quiet. Coffee nrm. Su-
gar firm, Island IlH9l2 Wheat I92c. lower.
Corn g. 09glI IA.
Dy Goods-Heavy b-own sheesprs 15sIs.
printing cloths 7Ag7%; best prints RkaI3Is,,
No Oh tnge in other Goods.
Money, easier; Cali loans Z; sterling 3Gza
atHJ gold S4B934%; old Tennessee 70, new
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, October 2S.-COnsols sis6; s. 'szSz.
FRANKFORT, October % u. s. bonds 7s1Sa 81.
L vKRPooL, October 2a-Cotton closed A.
mlddHng upiands Ild.; Orleans ~. Sales Is GOO
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Pennsylvania.

~PrFTsBURG, Pa, October 2s.-Gov.
Seymour arrived 10 this city at noon to-
day, By the Pan Handle Railroad, and
was met at Union depot by a large num-
her OF people and welcomed Co the city
by a Committee of Reception. This
evening he delivered an eloquent ad.
dress to an immense ~concourse Of people
In Allegheny, and was escorted to the
place OF speaking by a torchlight Fro
c~ession, consisting Of the various DEM
ocratic organic lions Of the city and vi
entity. The procession was everywhere
greeted with great enthusiasm. Many
of the principal buildings along the route
srH brilliantly Illuminated. The DoAv
Post aud the st. Charles Hotel are hand
somely decorated with Vi nese lanterns,
hsgs, notices, etc.
Gov. Seymour leaves tomorrow at
6:40 am, en- route East.
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PREszSr RELIGIeUs MOVEMENTS

PRESENT RELE6EoUs MOVEMENTS
Il cannot have escaped the attention
IF the readers Of the APPEAL that lust
aow, IN the Protestant Episcopal and
Anglican Churches there are movements
q progress looking to a more intimate
lDity Of their members with one another.
and Of tn Two great parties into which
either are divided, with the more liberal
and progressive Protestant bodies on the
ne hand, and the more e%nduringly con.
'ervstive Church of Rome on the other
The High Church or Ritaalistic party
& to the latter, while the Evangelical
n Low Church party desire to Cooperate
with the former. The tendency to Chrir
tian union thus strongly exempli6ed,
typical OF the esgeFness that psrvadfs
Christianity at large, and that has found
30 frequent expression from so many. for
that Catholic unity which characterized
the Church in the days of It's founder.
rbs centralizing spirit that led 10 the
oat,oDal' cation Of the people of Italy and
Of Germany, that will lead to the natisI-
alizstiou Of the Sclaves and perhaps The
Mortimer, hes seizsd The religious
mind and brought forth invitations 10
unity from the Anglican and Episcopal
10 the Greek, and, at last, from old Rome
herself as published by US yesterday, to
all Christians, to Ego up" 70 the great
Heumenical Council ofls69, and parlic--
pate in tbs discussions of a faith more
ancient han airy, and nearer, perbaps.
BY reason OF immediate descent, to the
vrry CHRIST. And as its expression Of an
probation Of this spirit Of unity, that viii
rot rest until it has a-cconrlisbed
It's mission, W. print 10 this mon ue,s
APPEAL the urgent request Of the E7au-
Relical Alliance representing all Protes
rsnt bodies Of Chrlstendoml, inviting al
ChgistiGns to observe q week of praysr,
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THE MASSACRE OF 81. BERsARD's

iii MASSACRE OF ST. BER6ARD's.
The infsmy q RsdicAlism was veil
eEsmplihed in st. B=Tnsrd's Parish,
louisiana, 8 few days ago, when tine
poor ignorant negroes we're led by white
men into the commission of inceldia-
rism, outrage and murder. Anything
FIR political effect, say these God-snd-
morality ruf1sus. 1.-THE end justi6es
tue means " with the white scoundrels
who follow TIE lead of BILL stokes and
BARBOUR LEWIS ct id oB1ae genus. Aud
these felIa-ss encousge the turning Of
white VOL n and children for 10 reason
other than that their husbands and
fathers are Southern men and Demo-
crats. Let the massacre at st. Bernard's
be the memory that will urge the Demo-
Gratis Of Tennessee to renewed vigilance
and effort.
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AVID v e

ST. LOUIS, October 28.-Dapsrted-
McGiIl, julia, City of Alton. r yer roee
an inch or two, but no change IN the
channel. 1t is said the Great Republic
will soon be sold at auction.
CAIRO, October 2s.-Down, Marble
City, ii am. Up, Longworth, 7 am
and Belle Memphis II N. River fell two
inches.
CINCINNATI, October % Six feet five
inches in the channel. Departed, Oar
ling for Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, October 2S.-River fall
Ing, three feet three inches in the canal.
Clear and pleasant.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL. October 28.-Whalen con-
hdeuily expects to get q new trial. He
mas been led 10 believe that the judges
will decide against the ruling Of Chief
Justice Richards.
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By Telegraph.
Rock CITY Floar MIlls Burned.

NASHVILLE, O5tob,r 28 The Rock
CT J DIR until was destroyed by ire this
n HnIng between three eGG four LiclCck,
together wiIb a large stock Of four, meal
aud grsiD. The mill and machinery
Esre owned nv GJrd0n aud Bsauman,
valued At $40 600. D D D ckeys held 8
l--sa upon LUe mill aud was running II.
He loss in a-Crk amounts 20 $4,000. He
Is insured ,or sGGC0 10 the Tennessee Ma
zine aud Fr?R I euFaUce Company, aud
5000 N lbe > at Insurance Company.
No insurance on tbs building. The IRE
was accidental.
Toe Poser Radicals boosted the IA
ViOusl flag on tarIr pole to day. Several
sp- ches were ms+s Oh the occasion.
A c Iored d mocratic CLUB erected a
po e on Cedar street to.day, surmOunted
sIth the F~,i RI q z.
S-DatVC F1whri'making 3 Grant and
Colfax Speech at the Capitol Tonight.
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DINNERS WANTEn

EoR one Sorrel Stallion. CONSIGNED to /" VIM.
L Plummer for DR.. Ca dWslI,p ies lived per
steamer Argonsut. No. 2, october g., 1865 /; arc,
for one box mercnsDdiSe. marked I, Memphis,
received per steamer Da'lng. October IS. 1885;
q 81, FIR two b xe< Canned Froit. maj ked ]. p.
cons ID to James Powers. Memphis. received
per steam J Silver Mo..u. october q 1867; also.
for Fix dozen split-bottf m Chair msrked H..
April s. 1858. If not called for within ten DAYS
will be sold to pay charges.
LARRY AABMs TAD. Agent,
OCT ~ Aadleep nlgsst,
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, October 2s.-Tt is reported the
priz5 fight tetween O'Baldwin ard
WoTmald will take place tomorrow
morning.
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EEw ADvERTIsEM'NTs

WANTED.-By q young man, who has had
w several months expeIie- C., a situation
as sSsista & Book kesper or would take cuarRe
o. a small set Of books for a moderate SALARY.
Best OF reference. Address through Pnstafice.
oczSI" WI GILLESPIE.
QGs REWARD-Stolsn fsam me on the
OOO right of the attn inst. at Ridgeway
Statlon, NJ CIR. E., one dark brown or black
M@HE MULE. z years OIL, about IS hands
hign. in 9 Jot order, mRrkeA with l-Jtor . " on
uPp rJas ,.maue and ali recent ytrimmfd up.
taken at same time, one light spring WAGON.
painted dark brown, pretty much worn, with
No S6S on both sides bed dimiy
A. N. WOOD.
oc9 st 34 Front street, Memphis.
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

TRUHEAU-Ths friends of Mrs. L. Trudeau
are invited to attend the funeral of her infant
SOD, this Thursday afternoon at three O'Clock,
from her residence, OIL Linden street.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
TICKET.


Er Ressdent----RORkTE0 sHHESUE
Fbr Vice Prestden--.F E NIX r. BLAIR
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST
TENNESSEE.

DEAOCRAIIC COMMITTEE FUR =
TENNESSEE.
FOB EIsHTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTETCT.
SCRUGGG shelby county.
Or DANIEL E. WARREN, FGyefte County.
y ". McCURLEY hGrdemGn COuUsy.
y PACE McNdfg COunSy.
EJBEOLkS, tddiSJn County.
TANFS p WOOD. Hdg1cO0d IOUHty.
Z. O. SLA UGHTER Upton C0tfntg.
FOR sHSLBY COUNTY.
ETLLLARR HUNT JESSE Y. PAGE Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. Ne IS I,
n EOODFARD, " BRUCE
Paul CTCALLA.
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STOCKS AND BONDS WANTED
Al
Memphis City Savings Institution,
Corner Jefferson AID Front Streets.

10 nn0 81 MPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
1O,OOV RAILROAD First Mortgage s per cent.
Bonds.
10000 Nav Yard Bonds.
1000 Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad First
and Second NO igsge Bonds.
10000 Mississippi Central Railroad First and
Second Mortgage Bonds.
1900 ity OF Memphis new 8 per cent Bonds.
1000 Memphis and Ohio Railroad 10 per cent.
Bonds.
10000 Memphis and Ohio Railroad New g per
sent. Bonds.
Also, past due Coupons of ALL Of above
SOndE. oo27 Nv
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SFMoCRATICsTATz COMMITTEE OF TEN
Nrs-EE.

eEoReE J. srU~BBLEFIELD, Chairman.
Er1 UtSfyfct-L EOL FINGER, Of Greene.
Ss.5nd district J. WILLIAM. Of hnO1rlAS.
Thtd TELr-E AJ=MES Of C~hdna1o1gd
Egl,Lh R bTf ia. HOMP on, Of 6heibyUspe.
r BEACB. 4. ROBERTS and JAMES 7,
DUNLAP Of Nashville,
REza DErrfa-D. B. III AS Of JohasonUtAe.
Eerrnth Eflcf-AF p CCuALNS Of PHuS.
Esohh D2niseh. D. L bT4 FART Of Memphis.
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Fhn District----
Second Dtsrict-J n CEEBENTSON, Of KHo1,
THIRD DiAfrict-E 4. ia Of HGHsiLt0n.
Fourth DiEulct-A. 4. SgFELE Of A1rAhdL
TEIh ItsfTicf F. c. CAHgLL, Of L0rdsoH.
6Ez1h Di2trc, ELIJAH WALKER, o. BGyrs-
H~rsufh Dfrf, fc-H.J TJR-yER Of LdudeTdTts.
ESqsIh LLssiG-W. " ID CGaN, o. zaytoooa.
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E6r C5a0reu- ~. LEFTWICH.
E0T EectOT-----...-H ~. VAUGAAA.
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FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
EMERSON ETHERIDGE, Of weakly.
EBHURD COOrEH, Of Bed ord.
FOB Il DISTRICTS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-05


Miss Oliver has sung one song In the
burlesque of" Black Eyed Susan, in Lon
don, 1921 times.
France thinks of constructing a tina
rine canal Of the two seas" from Adge to
bordeaux and Rochefort, at an expense of
four hundred and fifty million francs.
-Banditti and horse thieves are regularly
organized in Los Angeles and adjoining
counties in California and carry on their
depredations with horrible system,
The aggregate weight of the seven bells
in the chime of Cornell University is 5s5s
pounds. They were moulded, cast, transpor-
ted 25o miles, and set up within period Of
eighteen days.
One Of the Philadelphia engine compa.
MES puts clean paper collar and purple
necktie on the neck Of its pet poodle, every
morning. The dog is said to realize his
arstocratic position.