Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-25
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The Process aud Condition Of Several
Departments Of Industrial Chemistry
A pamphlet Of l4G pages, and seven Illus
trations. by J.. Lawrence Smith, L. $.
Commissioner 10 the Paris Exposition.
It's contents treats on the following sub
jscts: Manufacture of Sulphuric Acid,
Soda and Salts OF Soda, Potash and its
Compounds, Ammonia. BaFyta, Magne-
STA, AlBmina, Chlorine, FluoFlne, Manga
nese, Carbouic Acid, Industrial Fr0duc-
ton of Oxygen, Hydrogen and other eie-
ments, Manufacture Of Illuminating Gas
from Coal, the Utilization Of Waste pro-
ducts, etc. We shall make such extracts
from it as will prove interesting to u
readers.
The Catholic World for November is at
hand, aud, as usual, is full of the very
choicest reading matter. It's contents are:
The Life Of Father Faber; Angela; The
Council and the Roman Congregations;
An October Reverie; Free Religion: Me-
mentO Mori; Reply Of the Presbyterian
Assemblies tothe Pope's Letter; A Hero.
or = Heroine? The Immutability Of the
Species; Haydn's First Lesson in Music
and Love; ASketch Of the Irish Nolun-
teers; NeE Publications. Our Catholic
friends should not fail to have this most
excellent periodical in their families.
VIII Mansford, at the Catholic Book
store, is agent for it.
We have received from Col. Coleman. of
the Western Union Telegraph. a copy Of
a pamphlet on the Postal Telegraph
system" a. proposed by r. B. Wash
burne. The pamphlet consists of five
letters, written originally to Col. Cole
man by Leon TrOusdale, and published i'm
the APPEAL. 1t is an able document.
The Journal Of the Telegraph speaks Of
il as follows: "A series Of letters by Leon
Trousda1e, of Memphis, Tenn. a South
ern writer of some distinction, ON the
subject Of b American telegraph system,
have been sent us, and which we cordially
transfer to our columns as nearly COM
ptete as u space permits. They are adj
dressed TO Superintendent Coleman, with
a few words Of personal compliment as
graceful As they are merited. The letters
themselves are well worth p~erusal, and
have in them the warmth of treatment
peculiar to Southern literature. We have
here and there taken liberties with the
text a. Il strayed into the fields Of past
contests, which we desire 10 do our share 4
20 bury and Obliterate. but we believe we
don so without harm 70 their vigor. |
1t would be well were other pens to uni
tate AIR. 1rOusdale in protesting against
projects SO un-American and destructive"
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