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STRANGE NATURAL PHENOMESON.-A pheno-
menon of a most extraordinary nature has lately
been witnessed by the inhabitants ofthe borders of
the Caspian Sea- This huge salt lake IS dotted with
numerous islands which produce yearly large
quantity Of fnaphtha, and it is no uncommon oe-
currence for fires to break out in the works and
burn for many days before they can be extin-
ruished. Early last month, owing to some sub
terraneous disturbances, enormous quantities Of
this infammable substance were projected from
the naphtha wells, and spread over the entire
surface Of the water, and becoming ignited, not
withstanding every precaution, converted the
whole sea into the semblance Of a gigantic fam
ing punch bowl, many thousands Of miles in ex-
tent. The fire burnt itself out in about forty
eight hours, leaving the surface strewed with the
dead bodies of innumerable fishes. Herodotus
mentions tradition that the same phenomenon
was once before observed by the tribes inhabit-
ing the shores Of the Caspian Sea.
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simplest method Of detecting this fraud is to
burn the tea. Genuine, unadultcrated tea
never leaves more than five per cent. Of ash !;
the adulterated kind in question leaves from
forty to fifty per cent.
Annatto, a substance now chiefly used
Tor dyeing silk and cotton orange-yell0w,
and also for coloring butter and cheese, is
sometimes greatly adulteratei with red ochre,
powdered bricks, and colcothar. Upon
burning some of this adulterated substance,
these admixmres are of course detected in the
ashes; "a sample recently analyzei had been
adulterated with thirty-lour parts of water,
twenty-five Of oxide Of iron, and thirty-sIx
Of sand and silicates.-NaR1Haa'lUT and
BLuL{Cr
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CHANGE iN NIAGARA FAus-A correspond
ent Of the New York Ersniag Post writes from
Niagara Falls
The theory that has for some time been dis
cussed with regard to the clging in or wearing
away Of Niagara has this season found new fuel
to add 10 the argument in its favor Consider
able comment has BEEN going the rounds Of the
leading papers for few weeks with relation TO
the changed appearance Of the Falls from that
Of last year. The horse shoe has evidently given
way some thirty feet in that part Of the cone
where the green water, is seen. SO that the
horse shoe Appearance is metlmorphosei 10 that
Of a triangula- shape 1t is thought that about
one hundred and fifty tons Of rock must have
fallen IN on the Horse Shoe alone, and old habit
u6s here are taking landmarks, to notice the re-
ces,ion that may take place before another year.
The American Fall has evidently given way
nj points 70 a considerable extent. There is no
doubt but that Niagara is crurnbhng away and
falling back, but the present recession is proha-
bly, the greatest ever witnessed by any one gen
Grafton The heavy ice fields which pass over in
the spring, the strong currents and eeaseless
wear and tear Of time and the mighty thunder
ing cataract, must inevitably tell heavily upon
the rocky crest of the grand old shrine; but Of
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-08-06

LrEBHrNo 20 ToBAcco DEMEas.-TAe fol-
lowing extract from letter written by Mr.
Douglass, acting Commissioner Of the Internal
Reveuue District, to yir. Sargent, Collector Of
the 4th Internal Revenue District, is Of much
importance to dealers in tobacco Itsettlcs laas-
ti1ns which have heretofore been in doubt Mr..
Douglass says. under date ofJuly Il:
reply that the law prescribes mode Of
packing tobacco and provides that it shall not
be sold in any other forms than in such pre-
scribed packages, except at retail by retail deal
ers from wooden packages stamped as required
by law.
No jobber, or wholesale dealer, or other person
except a retail dealer, can break package Of
tobacco and sell therefrom without becoming
liable TO the penalties provided by the 18th sec
ton Of the act Of July %, 1868. And any re-
tail dealer who removes tobacco from a stamped
package to jar or showcase for sale, renders
the tobacco so removed liable to seizure, and if
the same should be seized the burden Of showing
that the law had been compiled with as regards
that particular tobacco would rest upon the
dealer
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kshen. Bascom returned sich NV the property
ez hein't bin sold and cous00mei wich consisted
uy the boxes. The chairs he'll bin broken up in
the trekent shindies wich occur at this place,
the locks he'll bin sold to farmers who yoosel
them on ther smoke houses, bags he'd bin oh
for wheat and SO on. The stamps, paper, tw Le
and sich iggered up three hundred and lrty-siz
dollars, wich wuz three hundred more lullrs
than there wuz in the Corners. B.scaG ad-
vancet the f0rty-six and three hundred wuz
borrowed Nv banker at Secessieuyille, WHO took
mortgages on the farms Nv the imprulerr bonds
men, for sekoority. Uv course can't 90 back
to the Corners unker eg-i,tin Circumstances.
1t would be uncomfortable for me to live there
ez matters hev terminated. | shel make
my way to Washington, and shel see ef cau't
git myself eloctit rs Manager Of "a Labor Assoc
citation, and SO make a liyiu till there comes
change TO the admiuistr4-in. / wood ta-tau my
self on A. johnson, but uriorchintiy there aiut
enuf in him to tie 20. wool ez soon think NV
ty,n myself 70 ear wheel in storm IT. saa.
PEr8oLEru V. Nt-gy.
(Hich wus Post Na-'.r1
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is totally unfit f,- agrieulture. being for the
most paEt open plains. with a stiff clay soil.
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inherited oil lands was at one time SO be-
wilderingly magnificent that it might well
| turn the head Of one whom neither natural
| parts nor cultivation had fitted for such for
tune. one hears amusing stories told of bis
| eXtrayaglnce, almost too absurd to he true.
one would think. 1t is said that be delighted
to walk the streets Of one Of the great cities
with crew Of iovial companions, who lived
upon his bounty and laughed at his folly, and
indulge in such practical and expensive tests
as this If he saw before him hat that
didn't just suit his fancy he would step gaily
up and knock it with swift stroke into the
gutter; then. when the wathiu stranger
turned with reymgelul eyes and fist, be
would disaIm resentment by saying politely,
" Beg pardon; | took you for a friend Of
mine. Walk right into this bat store, and
obllge me by suiting yourself to the hand
soonest beaver You can find at my expense 60
Thisy1uth INDUCED the fond dclusi9n that bo
was great man because be Lad money. an!
that the vulgar usages Of life were beneath
bis notice. Once when he wa, ou q y.-ittl
Philadelphia q clhmau, who took linn 90
hotel. had the impadcuce To ask him for
his !ee Young Petroleum was So iuceusel
at this uudmely Importantly, which the boz
tel, through miserable ignorance Of the char
acter D.. it's guests, bad permitted instead OF
paying the Tee and putting il INTO lbs hiii.
that be immediately quilted tic t.u-a fling
ing bis indignant greeuHc1- aE -ao-e who
had SO -riey4u-.v misunderstood him. called
another caH and went 81 another I-el
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THE NEWS.

-Nitro-gIycerine is said to be rendered
harmless by making it to q pSste with
pIlveri2sd silica lpure sand.)
Sixty folio volumes are daily filled
withe accounts OF the Bank Of England,
and eight bookbinders are constantly
employed.
The Prince OF Wales passed through
six degrees at his initiation IN Stockholm,
and was also created a knight Is the Ma
sonic order of Charles MI.
An Australian horse recently ran
ten miles in twenty three minutes and
thirty-fve seconds, said to be the fastest
time On record for that distance.
Southern Virginia ard Upper North
Carolina furnish the principal supply of
peanuts for the United States. Fifty
bushels to the acre are easily raised, and
find s reSdy market at 81 80 per bushel.
They do best in q thin, poor soil, and re-
quire time only as 3 specific fertilizer.
The demand for them i5 constantly on
the increase, and the various uses to
which they are put render them & very
profitable crop. Farmers frequently
plant as much rs ff5y acres Of peanuts,
and grow them ia hills about the same
distance apart as sweet potatoes.
The Philadelphia Press says that
" Miss Lucille Western did not long
mourn the death Of her sister Helen.
She has been playing in San Francisco,
and has appeared in Masks and Faces
aE Peg Wellington. We are glsdi it was
in San Francisco, instead or Philadel-
phis." The spirit of which remark is
far from commemorate. We recOllect
how q brave girl went through with q
leading part in one Of u theaters for the
first time, on the very cay of her fathers
death. It WIS a fearful trial, but her alb
sence would have been q damage of
thousands Of dollars, and had TO forbear
mourning for the dead in order to sup
port a dependent mother. ----
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WASHINGTON,

WAsHIEGTOE, February 2-The
Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that wheat of the United States is not
liable TO duty on account of trsnship-
ment from a vessel OF transportation
from n United States port to another,
though contiguous to foreign waters.
owing to the wreck OF the vessel.
A telegram TO day from Sante Fee
says that J. F. Chares is the unanimous
nominee Of the Republican Convention
as delegate to Congress. Mr.. Chares is
DOW here contesting the seat occupied by
Mr.. Chsrere.
The President replied today to the res
OlutiOn OF Representative Robinson, Of
New York, calling fer the e~orrespon-
dsnes between Great Britain and the
United States in relation to Castillo aud
Warren, naturslizsd citizens Of the Uni
ted States, now imprisoned in Crest Bri-
tain, having been convicted Of treason
and felony. Minister Johnson encloses
a letter from Castillo, dated Chatham
prison, in regard to his condition, and
Minister Johnson replied on the Ash OF
November, and stated he should not fail
to send it to Washington st his request.
Mr. johnson does not offer any re-
marks on this and similar cases,
as official copies OF the trial Of War.
rem, Halplne, CASTILLO and McAGelty
have recently reached him. He trusted,
however, that he would soon be able to
send to Secretary Seward a brief but
faithful summary of them, with some
observations on each. The correspond
C with Lord Stanley and others is en-
closed, which has been heretofore NIB.
lished, and no additional arguments are
transmitted, giving q new ofIleial face on
the subject.
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Z

LONDON, February 2.-Thera is reason
to believe that the Ministry in the FORTH
coming budget viii Teducs the Army and
Navy appropriations 81 Coz, 1000.
Afternoon dispatches from the CONT
nent, to-day, report a bloody battle be-
tween the Turks and Montenegrins, near
NikschitzA No particulars.
A heavy gale and rain storm pre-
vailed throughout Great Britain yester-
day, ard much damage was done by
small streams ov~eyfowing their banks.
Several marine disasters, without loss OF
life, are reported.
madrid, February at is probable
that Marshall Prim, Gen. SArano, and
Senior Rsvero Will constitute the pro-
posed Directory. All those opposed to a
monarchy base their hopes on the per-
manence OF the Directory, when estab-
lished.
Rsinforcements, 20 tbs number OF
5000, sailed last week for Havana.
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-The river has
risen a foot.
LOUISVILLE, February 2.-Dspsrted-
Alice Dean for Cincinnati, Indiana for
New Orleans.
The river is falling with 5 feet 10 inches
in the canal. The weather is mild and
wet.
NEwORLEANs February 2.-Arrived-
P. W. Strader. DspArted-Riehmond,
for Louisville.
CAIRO, February 2.-DOwn-Dexter,
Mohawk, 9 am. Louisiana, 8
am. Darling, 8 pm. Moilie Able, 8
p. N. H. M. Shreve, 2p.m. Up-City
of Alton, Belle St. Louis, Magenta.
Il is still raining. The river fell u
inches.
CINCINEATI, February 2.-Tae river
is rising with 10 feet inches in the chan.
mel. 1t still rains.
Arrived-Sam J. Hale.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
WEDNESDAY, nORNING, FEB. 3, 1855
CITY FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.


The report Of the proceedings Of the
City Council will attract attention, es-
pecially SO much Of it as treats OF the
financial condition Of our city. Things
are out OF joint badly. The utmost care
lessness hiss, by admission, characterized
the issuance and redemption of scrip, and
the maze seems all but inextricsble to the
Finance Committee, just entered upon
their duties. With q prospect that prom
ises 8 surplus Of more than $50. 600 at the
sndof the year, this Committee confesses
its inability TO cope with the situation,
ana reduee present chaos to order, unless
they have $500 ,O9O worth Of bonds is.
saed-post bonds for deposit, as
collateral on which to raise the
cash Immediately necessary to
psy OFF the pressing demands Of the
creditors now threatening the city on
all hands. After a year Of economy in
all departments, and additional to the
ordinary income Of the city, the hand
ling Of 100000 Of bonds, We find our
selves still in the slough Of despond.
Viii the issuance of $4,000 additional
bonds help US, or will it not rather ulti-
mstely add so much to cur already heavy
debt? VIII q sum so large, once issued,
not become q bone OF contention for
needy contractors, esrtsin, sOoner or Ia
ter, TO fall a prey to an appetite for pub
lie plumber, that seems in this age insa-
tishle? These questions are worth
thinking Of The people, while
they lUiU not give their consent to
the sale Of the city's railroad bonds, are
equally opposed to the issuance of any
more time or post bonds. What, then,
is to be done? That is the question.
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ST.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-RepOrts are
current in Springfield and Quincy, His,
that the Hon. J. n. Morris, OF the latter
city, has been rendered the portfolio Of
the Interior Department. The illinois,
State Register credits the rumOr
The charter election at Burlington,
Iowa, yesterday, resulted in the election
of Mr.. Bell, Radical, for Mayor.
A violent snow storm prevailed
throughout the Northwest yesterday.
Henry Walters, an Old citizen Of Keo.
kuk, Iowa, was murdered en- Sunday af-
ternoon by four men, who shot him as
he was mounting his horse five miles
west Of the city. After shooting him,
his murderers brutality beat him with
clubs and stones. Two men have been
arrested on suspicion.
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The McMlnnvllle Mew Era says that
the effect Of the calling out Of BROWN
LOWS militia is already being felt, and its
bSd results being made manifest upon the
commerce OF our State. We are credi-
bly, informed, says that paper, that mer-
chants living in some Of the counties
designated as r~eceptacles for the militia
are already making provisions for the
storing Of their goods in Nashville. fear.
ing the quitting process" so libsrauv
INDUCED in by the Arkansas militia.
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on the Secretary of War for information
IS to what, fanny, District Commissioner
had turned over for trial or punishment,
to the civil authorities OF any econ
structed State, sny person who had been
convicted and sentenced by a military
tribunal. Adopted.
The bill was passed establishing g
bridge from New York to Brooklyn, in
accordance with the act of the LegislR-
ture for the construction thereof, and de-
elarIpg said bridge a post road.
The Presidents mess sge, relative to
Costello and Warren, wa referred to the
Fo -eiga Committee.
The amendment to the House bill to
declare vacant the offices held by dis
qualified persons in the unreconstructed
States, was concurred in.
The House then went intoa Committee
of the Whole on the state OF the Union,
with Wilson, Of Iowa, in the chair, and
resumed the consideration Of the Indian
appropriation bill ana after being about
two hours In session, the Committee rose,
and Lawrenoe.asked leave to offer a joint
resolution to amend the Constitution OF
the United States, for reference to tie
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Randall objected.
The resolution reads that "po State
shall make or enforce q law which shall
deny or sbridge to any male citizen OF
the United States, OF twenty.One years
of age, or over, who is Of sound mind,
and who has resided in such State
one year, and has compiled with
such regulations equally spplica-
BILE to all electors, as to regula-
tions and local residence, not greater
than one year, az may be prescribed by
law, an equal right to vote by ballot at
all elections in such States, except such
as have aided or participant d, or may
aid or participate in instruction CT re-
belliOn against the United States or any
State, or shall be duly convicted Of
treason, felony, or infamous crimes.
The House took q recess until hslf'past
seven O'Clock. The evening session is
to be confined exclusively to the Inter
nal Revenue bill.
SENATE.
The Judiciary Committee has been
discharged from the further considera-
ton Of The women's suffrage question.
The House bill giving q pension to the
widows OF Gems. Bidwell and Hickman
was passed.
A resolution calling on the President
for the correspondence Of Admiral Davis
relative to the ParARusyan difficulties
was adOped.
After some unimportant business the
Senate, at the expiration or the norm
ing hour, took I'D for consideration the
Consular Appropriation Bill. The pend
ing amendment was that to reduce the
pay of the judges and arbitrators ap-
pointed under the treaty of 1902 with
Great Britain, for the suppression Of the
slave trade, to 800 and $50 respectively.
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A FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, February 2.-Several
earthquake shocks were felt at MRzatian
on the 9Th and 10th Of January, which
frightened the people.
Three German captains Of European
merchant vessels in the hsrbor Of Msz-
allan, were grossly insulted by the Gus
tom authorities. The insults were SINH
lar to those tffsred the captain Of the
English gunbost Chsnticleer.
The Mexican Steamship Company
have decided to send a steame only
every forty days to Mszatlan, and have
altogether from the Aeapul-
co service.
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NEW YORK.

New York, February 2.-Colieetor
Shook, who is also Collector in charge CT
exports, has received instructions, under
which he is nov closing all class b
warehouses IN this city, heretofore used
for the storage of tobacco in hand. The
tobacco is being conveyed to separate
bonded warehouses, established for that
purpose.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, February "A cable dis
patch has been received from England,
saying that Whalen's appeal case could
not go before the Judiciary Committee Of
the Privy Council, and when this infor-
nation was conveyed to Whalen to-dsy,
ne at nee sent for a Priest and it is eX-
pected that he will make q confession.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Great Reception OF the Fearless Rider and Ex-
celient Actress, Miss Il HUDSON, and her
beautiful Horse A BES9," sup
ported by Mr.. ]. N. MURRY.
Wednesday, evening, February 3.-Iast
night OF the Wild and besuJ'f ul play of MA
ZEPPA-Mazeppa land her wild horse Bess),
Miss Leo Hudson Adder Khan, J. II. hurry.
SCALE OF PRIJE5-Dress Circle and ParQuette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, So
cents Colored Boxes, 90 cents Colored Gal
lery, IS ceDts.
Doors open at quarter to J o'clock; curtain will
rise at 8 precisely. Cookbook open from 10
O'Clock am. to 5 pm.
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By Telegraph.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, February 2-The Sorosis
organizations Of this city are having a
lively quarrel. Both intend holding q
Womsn's Suffrage Convention IN the
IIth and 18th instants. Anna Dickin-
500, who lectures here, is also expected
TO address both Conventions at the same
lime.
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OFFICE No. asa MAIN ST, BETHEL
RLnCK RHGG. TENN

OFFICE No. asa MAIN ST., BETHEL
" BLOCK, MEEPHaGS. TENN.
Or. L. STERN, 0phthalmic Physician, from
Prussia, adjusts 10 the eye, scientifically, in
every case OF def ctive sight, with unerrfng &C.
curacy, the fslnous improved and highly re-
commended Australian Crystal Glass spects-
eles.
G rtihc- ties. verbatim. nom the undersigned
Medical Professor and distinguished gentle.
men in Memphis, Tenn:
We taks great pleasure in stating that the
Improved Australian Crystal Glass SpectacIes
which We have obtained rom DR.. l.. Stern, are
the best we ever used. Our own experience
mfly sustai1s the testimonials of excellence
and commendati0n which he has received
our c5untry, and would hence cheerfalIy re-
commend taea TO all who wish to benedt and
improve their sight. Respectfully,
o 4 r. FTayser. MD. B. v. Creighton, Nd,
r. =. Brown, Md, r. Z. Malone, MD,
W. I. Irwin, MI, VIM; Taylor, Jr, Md,
letter from Ro. K. Redwood. Esq, Scale In.
spector. which was inserted in the New Orleans
Times, March IA. 1858:
Or. i. In the early part of my
life 1 worked at an iron forge. where my eyes
were much injured from the intense heat and
exposure in wording In the blast to prevent
the burning OF the metal, causing me tn resort
TO the use of spectseles prematurely. Having
seen your certificates End testimonials frOm
persons with whom l am acquainted. l was in
l take pleasure in stating that my sight is -
much improved that ! can see 70 read or write
L have not been aole to do in twenty yesrs.
Respectfully yours,
RO. e. u -. joseph street
the ABOVE can be inspected az the Doctors
ONCE, and from other distinguished gentlemen.
sucee ssfuIIy treated by DR.. s., who is highly
recommended by the most prominent citizeHs
and SCIENTIFIC gentlemen of this country and
omss hours nom 10 to u H. I'd to4p.m,
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FUNERAL EOTICE.

KELLY. Til friends and acquaintance of
JOHN KELLY are requested to attend his fune-
raj this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from bis late
residence, No. 90 Main street.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

Q
WAsHISGros, February 2.
The bill relsting TO the operations of
the pension law was taken up, and Mr..
NiblRck withdrew his motion to recon-
init, and several amendments were Of
fered.
The bill was then ordered to be printed
and recommitted.
Mr.. Paine, from the Reconstruction
Committee, oftsred 3 resolution calling
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Dr.. JONES is nOW ? se.icing st the Pea
body Hotel, Memphis Tenn., where
he viii rtmalR until Feb
IuaFy 18th, 1853.

All letters must contain three red stamps.
Persons who cannot visit Dr. Jones can send
for tire tment by mail or express.
DR.. Jones 10 the future csn he consulted at
Ms summer Home, Mansfield, Ohio, during
the summer months.
DR.. Jones makes q speciality of the Eye, Ear.
throat aud Lungs. R-a his other ADVERTISE
ment in this paper. iasl