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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-25
T-EAEGRAPHI0


NEW YORK, February A--NIoney was easy,
and the demands were met promptly at sac On
call on Governments, and 6d17 on stock coIIat.
erals; PRIME business paper 7gS sterling quiet
at SASS for prime bank. Bub few commercial
bills were Offering. Gold opened at 3e5z. adj
vanced to 321s, aud fell 10 1924 on the passage OF
Schenek's bill IN the House declaring The bonds
were payable in gold. but recovered to $3.50
321A., at the close. Custom receipts yesterday
V<rr s646, 600, and to-day S7i5.00g, which Indicate
that TIE In porters are preparing for a large
business. Tennessee bonds weak, old 651s @65N,
6Ag6A
Cotton dub, and HS1zc lower; sales Of 1900
bales; uplands 294 G18Hc. Flour, Western
s. 5096 so. Whisky Soc. Wheat Ic lower. Corn,
Southern white 949s8c. Coffee quiet. Sugar,
island 15H9l314c. MolasSes, N. Q. SlLae0c.
The by Goo market is without decided
change.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, February "a Cotton in light
demand and 10 lower; middlipg 2SLc; sales
2lO0 bales receipts $3.50; exports S040. 1old 32z
Startling exchange Az commsrc al 42KG42X
FL ar easier snpeThne So OO46 D; Xxx 81 %;
XXX 81 S7%. Corn easier At S29S5c. oats Toe.
Bran unchanged. Pork dull aud declining at
s31 IS. Bacon dull; shoulders Axe; sides l7G
I7Ic. Lard dull and unchanged. Sugar dntl
commo 12Z@lSc; prime l5Ac; yellow ciariied
ls<ql7Lc. Molasees firm Prime 74962Hc,
whisky and cohee STEADY and unchanged.
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TIE property Of delinquent taxpayers
was condemned for sale by the Common
Law Court one day last week, and as
soou as executions can be issued the
property will be advertised for sale by
the Tax Collector, Mr.. Bowen, when an
additional penalty viii accrue of twenty
five per cent. The court has made no
exemption whatever, we learn, n the
property Of those in arrears for the last
and former corporate years wilt positive
be sold. The law viii be IigidIy en-
forced. Heretofore the title acquired AZ
q Ak sale has been considered Of doubt
fuI value in this State, but recent enact
meuts have thrown a validity around
them which will be hard to set aside.
Those of our readers who are in arrears
would do well to attend to this matter
ere 1t Is too late.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, February 24.-Tom Calf
Allen has challenged Gallagher TO fgh.
him within one week for $1,000, $500 OF
which have been deposited.
General Sherman and his Military
Secretary, Col. Dayton, left this after
noon for Washington. Gen. Sheridan
was expected here in time to accompany
them, but has been delayed. He may
reach Washington by another route. It
is thought Sheridan will be assigned
to the command OF this military di-
vision, when Sherman assumes the du-
ties of chief at Washington.
The pugilist Gallagher, with a party Of
ronghs, went into Mike McCool's saloon
last night, and undertook to create q dis
turbance, when they were forcibIy eject
I'd. Gallagher has not as yet accepted
Aliens challenge.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, February PA Large
fire occurred at two O'Clock this morn
ing, on Camp street, opposite the TINES
Office, destroying Hesth's furnishing
house and badly damaging John M
Madden's ard Berry's grocery house,
the upper stories OF which we're occupied
by photographers, b~ook-binders, and as
Offices. Loss on stocks, SIOO, OOO, two
thirds of which were insured. The
building was owned in New York, ard
was fully insured.
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pliation Bill, and finally passed 1t. An
effort was made to revive the twenty or
ten per cent. increase Of salaries to de-
partment clerks, but its opponents sue
ceeded in ssaving it off by consuming
time in calling the yeas and nays on an
important railroad bill.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY COURTNEY
Arrived here yesterday, and had an In
terVieW with President Johnson today.
He wishes to have another judge ordered
to the circuit in New York, in order that
he may bring the prisoner McHenry to
al immediate second trial. He is also
anxious that the trial Of Fullerton should
be proceeded with, and urged the Presi'
dent to take action to lei the same.
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81 Louis MAFEer
gT. LOUIS, February 24-FIour 81 5096 IS.
Corn 6Sa70c. Wheat, choice 81 50. Oats 62965e.
BAILEY 81 *. Rye s. S@l %. whisky 92c.
PORK S3l 01El 20. Reconsideration lie sides
Ieskc@I7Lc; hams iSc.
eisiea2o Market.
CHICAGO. February q. Flour he'd a. $ 25s
6 62% WheIt. No. Z, 81 1871 Corn fsc. Oafs
sac. Rvs 8 l0lsai 20 Barley 81 s5sI 81. High
wines 93c, PBk 81 = Lard -.
EoafsvtIls AzGrEef.
LoUTsvTLLT. February 2f-Cotton &c. Whest
81 50GI 90. Rye 81 45gI 50. TObaecp sc.iVe,
sales siT nhcs ct full rates. Pork 81 G0d32.
Lard 1890. Bacon, shoulders lar; sides ESI7Le.
BuJk shoulders l}c; sides l65i6%c, paced.
Flour s. 50a6. Corn CO953c. OTIS 50@32c.
WHISKY 92a9c-
Cincinnati Market.
CrrCrFNATT. February "a Family -four 8 81
Ms7. Corn 64965c. Balk meats held 81 IKE I
shoulders, and l4%c for sides. Bacon held ~ l4c
for shoulder, and l6At7Ac for sides HamsI IL
ml9Lc. LARD 1876 Butter 3a93Ic, Coffee IN
cnanged. Wheat l 509S2. Rye 81 45. Cotton
dull but not owe MlcdlinEs 2s12c.
Foreign
LONDON February 24-Consols 90. 5-2Os 7sA
February 24.-Cotton declining
| uplands I'D Orleans l2Ad sales 1000 bales.
FRANKFORT, February 24.-U. S. Bonds SO.
HAvRE. February "a -COttOn closed quiet
tres ordinaIre adoat l42 francs.
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AUCTION.

FxTENSIVE SALE OF STAPLE q FANCY
IL Dry Goods, Boots, Snces, Hats, Caps, Hard
a are, etc, by Monsarrat. L+ni9r q CO. We
are now receiving. and will open for tuspec-
ton and sa!s On Next MONDAY the lt OF
March, a large onG extensive assortment OF
staple aud Fancy Dry Goods, Boots. SHOES,
Hats, Caps, HLdHare. etc. The stock Is made
up OF fist C ass goods, selected with great care,
and Is well adapted to the ret Ill trs te or our
markets. The entire 'Ock viii be lobbsd 0
or dispO Ell Of IN quantir es to suit purchasers,
at our SalesrOcm, No. 70 Second street, COM
menciag on Dext MON JAY. at 10 o'c.ovk AIM,
and continued rom day TO day until completed.
MOS5ARRAT, LANIER & Co.
Caba@ AuelfCneerz
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 24-In the
Senate, to-day, the copper tariff bill was
passed over the Presidents veto by a
vote Of 50 to II.
The House Committee on Postofnce
Roads have rendered "a adverse report
on the several schemes Of Z. b. Wash
burDe, NJ. G. Hubbard and J. +. Hall
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NEW
County Commissioner.

A T the solicitation OF many persons. a Con-
n vention OF the Conservative citizens OF
shelby county is hereby c lied to Ole. at
Exchange Eul'dng. on TUESDAY, the I'd cay
of March. 1863. 81 Ii o'clock a.ul, TO nominate
a candidate for County Commissioner and for
such other officers as the Convention may de-
termins. All good citizens are invited to CO.
orera'e.
By order of the County Executive Committee.
P. T. SCRUGGS, Chairman.
Conservative papers please COPY. feb25
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FOREIGN.

CoPENHAdRN, February "a Gen.
Ravsboef, Minister Of War, and for mer-
ly Ambassador Of Denmark at Wash
ington, urges the sale Of the Danish
West I1dies to the United States.
LONDON, February "a Solicitor Gen.
ersl Cobridge has introduced a bill In
Parliament to abolish the University OF
Arts.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, February 24.-Hos-
%tilities batween PERSIA and Turkey have
been suspended until the arrival Of the
Persian Ambassador now on his way
hPfe.
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Important 20 Schools, lax Dealers,
Writers, Etc.

TO ALL addresses enclosing 81 co, I send She
L Receipt for making a surprisingly Beauti-
lui, Black, Free flowing Writing Ink, contain
Ing no ingre lisnts 10 ever clOt or mould, nor
acids to cprrode pen or paper, but permanent
and u-nchangtng, as eight wears or thorough
testing have proved. l SEND a SAMPLE OF the
ingredients In powder to all addresses enclos-
ing a postage stamp for return poStage) so that
ali VINO wish may test beforehand the superior
excellence Of this writing nix, which costs less
than fifteen cents per gallon to make.
IALsO SEND to all addresses enclosing 81 Co.
The process for preparing and using a chemical
wash, which restores wooden clothing and
b-acx silk fabrics furnished or faded GOm ex-
pOsnre or sslds but not from aikaliesl. to their
origina! co.or and ulster, with trihing expense,
t'oubie or loss or hue. Blth the abOvs are my
discovery. L. L. CHAPMAN, No. III walnut
street, Phil dslphia. "a. fsb25
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oCULIST AND AURTsT
Capital Surgery Il fhFenlc Diseases
Oh. 10 NJ - ,

OF NEW YORK,
Late Physician and Surgeon OF Jones Eye and
Ear Institution In New York, and formerly
Surgeon 70 the London (Eng) Eye
and Ear Inhrmary,
HAs been persuaded to make 2 professional
visit to some Of the principal cities in the
U0itad STATS, thereby TO b.tng his skill within
tha reach of the afflicted thousands who could
success OF DR.. JOHANNES A. ZONES in the
surg cal and metical treatment OF the Eye anc
Ear and outstanding Complaints, has oeen
looked upon with establishment and JOY Ine
press has recorded many Of The skillfPi opera
tons. reminding the people that they cannot
0lways have D.. Jones with them, ana not 70
delay IL they need his services.
DIR. JONES is now Practicing at the Peabody
House. Memphis, Tenn, where, through great
persusslo1, he bias been fndEced to stay
uctil March LIST DR.. viii practice at
the Louisville Hotel, KY, from the I'd to the
10Th OF March.
In the treatment OF the EAR AND EYE. and
other organs Of ssnAe. 1t becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge Of every thing pertain
ing TO medicine and surgery What are called
regular Physicians may nave graduated in
either the old or the new school college, and
can boast of a one-sided education. DR.. JONES
has had q thorough education in both the Old
and the new school medical colleges, and
in an Eye n Ear College, and n the
Eve and Ear Inirmaries and Hospitals
OF America anu Europe, and his Di-
plomas nom ths same hang in his Office.
Il is impossible Tor a physician VINO has but
the usual medical education, to successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore Or JOKES
has availed himself of all tne advantages the
world affords to 1T himself for mis- natural and
chosen profession and of his success the raaQe
may Judge by the following t-estlmonials;
NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN.
Through whose examination Dr.. JOHANNES A
JONES Uas gone, and who have testified to bis
ability Ia the strongest language possible, by
placing their names 10 his diplomas, which are
suspended in his Ofice, open 70 the inspection
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FROM WASHINGTON

r. adicaIs in Caueus-The Tenure Of-OHtee
Act confederation the Radical Mem
hers, Wilson, Allison and Hubbard,
Made S3O8, 0GO-M emphis and Pacific
RafIrOad-ElectiOn Frauds-The Demo
Gratis OF New York Charged with Cast
ing 85,G0O Illegal VOtes-BaILImOre
and the President DisRbIsities-An
ether Bill.
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O VECRsEUaG.

Regular st. Louis. Memphis and VicEsburR G.
s. Mail Packst-FOr VIcksburg.
LII MIN All ......... ......-.Ddn conway master
THIS elegant and sWLt steamer *
will leave Is above ~
FRIDAY, s8tu inst, at s pm
Freight received at 81, Louis WhaTfbOat.
feO5 FLEM. CALVERT. suDt.
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FoR sT. LOUIS

Memphis sHa ST. Louis Packet Company
Urited safes M6u.-kOr st. Louis.
BELLE Crane Mastar
rms splendid passenger pacEeJ -
will leave 81 above 4SE
THIS DAY, 18th inst. at pm.
Frztsht received st ths ST. Louis WharfnOat.
fe25 FLEM. HALVE 81 Sup't.
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0 MOTND CTTR.

CTEAMER IIEePER LEAVAS A
- Memphis every i@y for Mound @s
ylty at s am 30 NJ. Y M, ~ and ~ pm.
Leaves Mound city every day al 7 An, . a m,
IL am AM ~ tn44p.nl. Lending at LOT Of
Washington street..
feL25 MAEK r. CHEEK. Ma.ter.
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Dissolution.

THE coPaTtnershiD reretOf1re existing under
/ the hrIa Of PULLEN q HAMMOCK was
dissolved on tns lst OC'Ober 1850, by mutual
CO assent, T. L. II tDsmOek disDOsing Of his IN
terest in the concern 10 3. X. PULLES, VINO
assumes all the obligations OF the nrD, and
will continue the bu~tness at ihs same stand as
heretofore, No. 20 MAil street.
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no ONLY.
BOOKS. ETC.
U a BROTHER.

booksellers &c StatiOners
No. 24s nain 81 Memphis, Tenn.
wOnan's Kingdom,
Fair Play.
Ruby's husband.
Mabel's Mfstake,
Fallen Pride.
For sale by
seb22 no. 2ss Main Street. Msmphis' Tenn.
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Notice.
Mn0REs. LETSOH Z PETERS.

who will continue the business at our old
stand. We solicit a continuance OF the liberal
rafronase bestowed upon The Old nrm.
Tbe unsettled business OF the cd firm VIII
ha settled bv Ed. LetSom and lanes .. Moores,
al the old stand. MOORES, SMITH q CO.
Memphis, February 2, 1903. laS
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sir a. Moore, MD,
Prof, DePfaR, Md, Paris.
" Pulaski Kadeskt, MD, Vienna.
DR.. JONES has a case OF 3O different kinds OF
medicines with hin, comprising the best from
every part OF the world, with which he cures
Nearly all of the outstanding chronicl diseases
that a1iict both sexes and persons of every age.
without any Inconvenience or neglect OF
G,~ass-Fyes Made straight and EsturaI
This operation can be performed In all cases
without fail, and P1oL Jones viii do 1t sue
cessfuily in Old OF young.
AMAUkOSiS. or Nervous Blindness, skillfully
treated.
S1rgery.-Cataract operated for, Artificial
Pupil, Encanthus, Excanthus, Ptosis, Ptery-
gium,N @vi (Or mothers mark removed. Tu-
mOrs in the Eye or EAR removed. Cancers eX-
tracted. Hernia Tor rupturel and CluD Foot
successfully operated upon. Enlarged TOnsils
incised, (cuD with improved Instruments for
that express purpose. Hare Lip operated Tor
dueed for Fistula La2brymalis Tor watery eye).
Lsryngotomy and al dif1culJ and delicate ope-
rations in surgery performed on-hand with
skill and the most improved Instruments. Or.
Jones believes his nstrumen are superior TO
these of any surgeon in the United States, and
are in keeping with the mechanism and SCI
ence or the age, and give him a decided advan-
tage in AL difficult operations over other good
surgeons, not one in q thousand OF whom pas-
seSs such a useful, modern, and magnificent
case of costly surgical tools.
OcORRH0EA, or discharge OF the Ears,
whether caused by Scarlet Fever, Measeis,
Scro ula, Gold, or anything else, is cured BY DR.;
Jones in old or young, and the hearing restored
or benefited. Nv o. thirds OF the cases Of total
deafness m ght be prevented II this disease
were not 20 shameful1y neglected.
OLD STANDING DISEASES can be pre-
scrlOed lot at once by DR.. Jones, and the patient
can use The remedies Is home. And all opera
tions are performed Immediately before the
pafisnt leaves the Doctor. All who are afflicted
should come prepared TO have such treatment
Immediately as they may need.
Bz- Read DR.. Jones advertisement relating to
the cure of diseases OF the Lungs ana Throat
in another part OF this paper: Ja3l
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Of NEW AOnhf
Lats Physician and surgeon OF Jones Eye and
Ear Institution In New York, and formerly
surgeon 70 the London (Eng) Bye
and Ear TunrmaFV-
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Correspondence, on Public EUeis, s0iicfted from
sUery part Of he United StdteS.
ALNELIE REATING & co.
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THE PUBLIC.
:TERA1s or s~unscRIPTION.
p M vERrTgIH

NAVY .pprAr M. -SIO o
wEEKLT APPEAL, one Gr-.--.--.----- 80
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The Reconstruction Committee have
agreed to report another bill to relieve
suadry persons from tkeir political diss-
biIilies. Among them are several Ken
tncky officials, disirsnehised by the four
teenth amendment.
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AT A SMALL ADVANCE ON EASTERN COST
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Extract from letter from Hon NATHA,- r1,,nsr,,-
County Judge Of Shelby Co.. Iowa dated Harlan
April l3 l88l--lt is decidedly preferred to any in
ament sold in this section '' -''''
ExCFact OF a letter from SAMUEL S. HTrPp, dated
tallshurg Ohio, July II, ls66--In June last. Henry
Hhaille had yearling colt that had what was sur
posed to be Dyptheria for more than ten davs 40
mat 1t could not eat, and the throat swollen almost
smut, and the use of three or four applications of
me dollar bottles did the desired effect
FQm A. G. MEL, Lewisville, Coschocton Co. q.
Scratches on my horso and it cured it With the fr.t
application -'' ''0 III 81
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From DR 7. W. ELLIS, Ga, Jan G. 1868 III /
could receive both boxes Of the Garging OH it viii
not be TOO much as | think / could soon lind sale
lor IL al the inquiry being frequent since it is sup
posed that / h ave ID fer sale
From DIR WIN. $. MCCALL, Chamois, Mo, Nov. g.
1s5S-Y our Gargng Oil liz taking the suiuc OF from
| could procure dozens Of certificates from those
who have been cured by H.
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Mcsr-. M9tlAiv a Dro-., Wholeznle Drnrois,s
.Whee,ng Va, say, under date of July 2l. 1885,
tiet they can safely recommend the Garcline Oh
FOR more diseases than it is recommended for.
1857 Your Gargng OH is doing nnch better bc1s ore
uan formerly, since its virtues have become known.
ana the bottles put up for Family Use, without
stain, ere much sought for
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X D. TAYLOR, Of Concord, Ky, says tho Gargiing
Oll cured horse Of his injured while ploughing by
attempting to step over stump almost severing his
ngn rom the body; also that he has used 1t in his
family Tor fifteen years. and is the best remedy for
cuts, Burns Bruises, Frost Bites Strains Rheum
atism, etc, he ever used
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= From CRu1ip Bros Cochlnne Landing. Ohio.
iNoY, 20, ls5d-We are pleased with your MEDICINE
"a has been the means OF curing great number o
We think it cures all you recommend it to do we
want yon to send us the larger proportion of The
variety for Family Use in small bottles ss2E
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From Dr. } p TERRELL. Warren, Ind. March
'8td--I am engaged in the practice Of medicine.
and ma your Gorgling Oil an extremely oaiciert
remedy IN all cases where an external application
is Indicated
E'rnn Dr.. G. Z NEAL, Burris, Iowa, Dec 90 1856
u have praoticed medicine in tins copu.v sovrn
years and chseriully recommend your Garelinr Oh
as tlo best liunment in use.
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Blank Legal Forms.

TyHE UNDEgSIGNED has ON HAND.
~ anil VIII Lerrarsr kvrp sr sale. Blank Forms, saeh az are
used CO. the LsIs~. Slie or rurcLas~ - Real Estte. N-rauff-
Trlnsaesloas, &C., SC AmgaE thsm may D. auuI t- hollow
ing
CUNETEE PNETT, EF the Chartcri1E % y,ss-I,
Pow ~ OF ArrJsNEY. Three or fur dfrtreu; forms
% SPECIAL and general rIscFs @ Attorney,
CUSTOM House row ~: ~ ATTORNEY,
Cg-PAETNEE<uIP fr Mrrran;I-. Manufacturing - a-rf-
cultural CopartnerhPs.
LEASE q Hozse Or Lani.
BILL OF SALE. % Registered Vessel.
BILL OF SALE e Personal Property,
MORTGAGE. ofE-ai Ltlte.
CuATTEL MORTGAGE, o. Furniture ~ Pers1u,I Property.
SrECGAL J-PAErNEESuIP
BJfLpEs< CONTRACTS.
LEASE UF Personal PROPERTY.
INBENTUEE o. APPRENTICESHIP.
DIED OF EESL ESTATE.
LABOR CONTRACT, btsr-n Master anil S-rvani. three
GFms,
CJSsULNE INVOICE and Certificate, hr purchasers AMI
Nargassgr-rs.
suII~S MNNiFLsTS- Eil- % LaIn-. SC SC.
II These t1aks arr printed on th- Gue.t document rarer
tni fn tc attest styE- oriyrs huu. t-rotleTI l. aaIs promptly
auealeI TO-
Price per single Copy. p Cts.: or = per Dor.
F'r sale ~ Cs'0 Cm) H.. ". WHITNEY.
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THE M,YoE oy CoEs az ASSASSINATION Of
PEGNClS-The Mayor 90 Cork CNr. O'Suiiivau) j.
reported TO have said H' q banquet o. tee. FcuiIus
Warren and Costello. previous To their departure
for America (tlry have since sIilrI). that he
hoped tie day was coming when 40 stfungc nation
would be- dominant iu this land This was in
proposing the toast VI " Ireland. a nation" The
Mayor also, In giving - Our cNilcd cDuutryiuru.'
Is stated To- have praised The Irish soldier. and added
that "a spirt' Ot concession hGd been aroused
IN the dominant rice, bat be- would not say WHETHER
this was due to FcUianism or the barrel At gun
powder at Clerkeuwcll. Allen. Barrett. L.arkin.
OI'rIen- had sacrificed their lives for this cuiin-
Try. There WIS IN Ireland this moment q young
IriuCe -" IA voice % lie be d-d.") This in-
corruption j. stated to have been received by the
company with applause. The Mayor j. reported To
have Continued" When tbat noble iiisLmau.
OFarrell. fred at the Prince in Australia. lie was
imbucd with ~ = noble patriotic feelings -
Alien. &c. (AppiauscJ O'FarreIl was ac,uutcd
by the same principles IS tie Pole who attempted
q, assassiuatc the Emperor % Russia Tor tTInp,iug
thr liberties Ji the people ~ Poland The Mayor
also denounced the Orange press. who calu1uiatrd
tie lrish people, and in proposing % Our Guc-ts."
that be stood there 20 akuOwiydgc his
underline crPter 81 Victoria. and 90 answer the
Government lie was doing his duty. They Chc
Govrrumeut) held Ireland by wrong. force.
oppression
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Lately Received.

NOTES Of % VOLCANOES OF THE
~ HAWAtIAN fsiANpS, With a History % their various
Eruptinus. UustrntrI with maps AMI rumsr1us rr.
grayinss. by Wa T Erghta- Parv, IS, Joupd in
cloth covers.
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