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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
DROPOSAIS FOR IMPROVING THE OMAN
- NEL, UF TiIF DFI,AWARH RiNHh
UHuED STATS kEanEERh OsTinHl
No lao OHHHrAur hTnEnI,

Sealed oPOsasi In duplicate, made OF lorna sup
pllad from this oios, with eOpg Of this Adyortleo-
nant Attach "a % sebh will be received ~ thla once
until O'Clock, b. m, HURsDAY, August Q, l9l2,
for removing b. dfedalnG, from the channel o. me
DssWaTs TlVsF below Trenton, peAT RorlgiG talAnd,
3sl cubic yaTda, more less Of Sand, gravel small
Worms spssldoailoas 40, viii be supplied from this
once, WhSiS map Of the locality may aso II isSgk
10 Lieut. OOlonsl Oh HngihSsFa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

quo RIYKR IMPROyEMEyF- REMOVAL
" OF BACON HOOK.
UNITED BfATHa knotHEER OEIICE,l
No. 4 puBLIo LANDING,
ONCnfHArI ONO, July 1, lbll.
Sealed proposals, In dnplioAts will be Teesyed A.
dAI u August, is7a. tOF the tomoVal Of the Bacon
HOAX boloN Cairo.
spsSiasStlS6I and printed forms for proposals. will
be iurnshsd on application. =, . ,,.,r,,,
ba Major RnEinaSr ARd b roVSt Colonel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

a..... D1kD. H..... #.HI
TAYLOR.-On the morning Of the 9th Instant by
the accldant ~ the STATE Depanmeat. hENhN TAf.
LnR Ia she 18Th yeAT Of bis age. for many Ioaia
nseisd with the kdiutAnt 0enefkra Ofhoo. =. .sa
~. InRsral VII tass place from ~. sss rs,,dsH ,
are rsspsstfulIy Invited. ~ .I0|"
OHIsHOLM--Ou The sftsrpoou o. The sth inEtAnl,
aitaT : abort llueaa, Ms. OArHAnInR OHlaHOLM, 10
the 18Th rear o. her age. daughtsr Of the late AiohL
bald Ohlaholm, Of Auuagoiis. No.
D m u moFf6s. (rbursdAJ, 70 which her irsnds
Intltsd. HFHHs| d. | ~
ORA KoKs,- Tss sns,l q dsalh has again visited
oar hrssidg, Ella LoufaA, founFaat danshter %
OhafIas ard Mar nrASfga, dlsd % hss fqatth birth
dGJ, july .. etBp,m Al he aalnatime tbs eorpss Of
her broIssi IN s haSss. o. The va5 10 IT. lad rest
Dssrp,, Lou. IIsa, thau ha.t lsft u., ga
Wathf los nlhat deeply faalt
But tls ll1d thai hath bsrsfi ", H...
lie al our saFrova heal
...# .rHU % lAtaTl TEH 49, H Do
KKMp = On The Oh instant, al B3lB .. n, Mn.
May ass kEllP. In tup slst pear az her 80 Aay
FpSsrs vii tsks olaes fFd her iats rs.idsnoa. No.
la3s strest norihuaat this AtsTuoon, Al O'Clock,
MUHRAY. la ,0posastovu, D, o., Juli q iaa,
JoaHPH WALlEn, lnnnt son Of Joeegh y, and Man ],
HRAL,E--oa ths IN instant. BHNJAMu j. NnAIE,
10 tie = 3 rear % nia AEs.
TRADER -On Monday, the sth Instant, Of mira.
mna. DoDDnTDdM %, rUongpat child ot Mary 4. and
the late John Trader, AEed Years d ! monlha
as IsIsssl ~. ~ PM i "a ~ 0ssTSs =,
dSg, the lQth IN Z, At = u'elouk y, y, l5iAnI ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

b. Rev III AddituA, }. STANLEY hArtu. formerly Of
ST. Mans oounig. Nd. and ANsNDA U. HAWTHORN.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

HHADouARTRRa DEPARTMENT or rHH PLArrRJ
OTTioa OHIEf OoMMIaaARY or SUBSISTENCE, I
OMAHA, NIB, jams ~ 18Th }
Sealed proposals, In dnpiicsts, (Htth Huarantae
signed b. lso persons Of known responsibility, not
hiddersl will be received By the Aotnh Ton iaaary
ol Supfstsnoe, - the ueW miltaT posl neat Beaysf
Oitgy v, IT,, until II O'Clock a N. o. THURADAY,
the lat Of August l Tor furnAhlng Flour delivered
Al the post 10 good neN single aacka 10 such quanu
ties AZ may DO from tlms 70 time required Tor the
asla Oommi.sau General o. bahslstsnee mag d..
fega. |om mennlnG on the 4 Of October, 1874
Ample Of not less than ten O0l ponndF, labelled
With the bidders nams must accompany each pro.
poaal, and be referred 10 therein.
Prspoaals shoad be ind oESsd froposalu for Fioart
and addressed 10 the "A. o. g., Beaver CiiT, y, r."
to whom application ahood be made for further In
formation ~ V oondiuona payments, AZ.
By command Of Brig Gen, Ord, -
Iva Bvt. htig Den, u. o. g.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Medical.

YIN MAhhIAUE.
HAPPY RKIIRF FOR YOUNG MKN FROE
the snccta OF kIrou and Abuses In early nfa Man
hood restored Nervous debility cured lmpadlms nta
% Marriage removed. Nov method Of traStmsnt-
New and TemAFkA able remedies. HOoka And OlToaIaFa
sent free, In scaled on Valopas
,,AddTeSs HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. . soath
Ninth street. PhllAAslphlA, Pa ApaOSn
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

nspArinG In eli IL branches An 0ATFia6sa Isit for
fapalra 6tlfaFe % commission, are insured.
AEont for bnsgataT o., tOi bTOome street, liith
sanua. Naw NhTt, -- Anltu
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10
Government Sales.

= - :.
u
So wasiEs ayEsus, uHloaao. H.
july 8, lisa
on H dSy Of AsSust Isfa Al ihs 2oyaTnmSnt stSbls
IN rear u al Wsbssb Avenue three III Duff borSSa
Nor hlTthor paTtloa ETs aDpls q thS undoralEned
JAUFS GILLfSS
iyS Oapt and A. ~ MU,RA
= sS,5..,s :. :. -, . :, - = =
(HoNhhhhEHr SALk
- - Juns " lsig.
VIII hs sold Al auction On sAruhDAf, Jng Y, ~
one Grey Maze o. sSs9aSS q spPSppIstios sooH.
B. y uHISDLR k, Own ERs,a.sr
10 OommSndGnLr
MAN "a q a mo- nun, ,SIS5, a, a., ,i.5
A'N' ~ lLN'N'' A. A"N''ON'
DsfOI S0nh, - ~ ~ ottsgltsohI
,.y,,,,- =, JA..IAk.ohNlLl..As ihb ynpl, W.
gust lsla - " o'eioek, a n the ttane 6nlidlnEs
nc 49, w JSrnsts2nyhe 1eagtI hoapiil on
IheTe are thFtynln9 t1sl budlngs n al, % boards
plaosa apf,aht hha natin ia-ehlngs iootA an ~
gnst -tne ivshssll 49, - snLp.i, ~
a ID N - - ~ Ap6 SH t es
80 W ~, - y, a m. ~, ~
W. s, ~ s19ua W ioo'0' lunApo'
NJ ~ Soia1. SSa a,,Sa
nn,sd ~ SoniAi1lns ainf1tlans q baildines'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-10

RoCE ISLAND Arsenal, IT,, May 70, is7l.
Sealed proposals. are Invited for the following bills
Of stone;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
MANUFACTURES rs THE DISTRICT,

Whenever any one talks about doing some
thing toward manufacturing In Washington
the answer Is generally made; Wat until our
railroad lines are built, until We have the
Metropolitan road and the Point Lookout
line; until the channel Is deepened and our
wharyes built. This Is all very well, but how
much better shall we be when these roads are
finished and in running order than we are
nOwl How much nearer shall We be to having
factories? This procrastInatIon Is all nom
sense. Now is the time to begin. Our rail-
road accommodations, North and South aud
East and West are ample for all purposes,
and the plsa that q want OF transportation Is
the main obstacle In the way Is all nonsense.
There Is one branch Of Industry that might
be probably established hore--nAmely, a
boot and shoe factory. A company was Or
ganized for this purpose some time ago, but
for some reason or other nothing has been
done, whether from q want OF capital OF a
want Of inclination we do not undertake to
say. We have several tannerles already In
the District, and there IL no reason why they
should not ind good market at their own
doors. Where is that shoe company, and
what is Ii dolng1
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

UNLIKE the OhrORtols, the REPUBLICAN
does not profess to be religious paper and
tho organ Of the churches, but 1t does pro-
iess to be newspaper and to give important
religious as well as secular news. Yesterday
the REPUBLICAN contained full and inter
esting report OF the meeting Of the presby-
terry at the North Presbyterian church the
evening previous, but the readers OF our CO.
temporary looked In vain in Its columns for
report OF that meetIngi however, that Is .
mall ma tier.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
G,orr.!wml.n Carts, .. Rs,oo. Coalllns.

~ ~ Iron Hsrpsr's wsskiy.l
[ lOf an erhent temperament, MT. Conkling 10,
NE IN. oumne1 And IKE an Ereat SsnAtori in
our hirtdty, wAfm paftlnAn. Believing that
the " literal dissection would end, aph did end,
n IN attsmpt 70 destroy the Republican party,
he and his friends IN the Senate did not strive 70
oonelliAte the resusanta nor stay 70 paTlsy with
those Whose purposes they knew. Thsy declared
war, and have never ALTERED, and the result
Vindioates their prescienos. The psrSlstsnl
AspeTlion Of the Senator - q nalign friend Of
persons but they will observe that That II said
In hostility 10 the one 10 A. vague a. AL that wal
urged agAlnnt the other during tho cAmpaiGu
Intrepid, upright and able, With = certain ehly
alTia Quality thai binds his triendl very closely
70 hun, Mr. uonkling Will ~ rvtufnea uilh ~,
hearty applause ard uymputhy OF The iuatnenb'
multitude In New York who voted for oenerA
Grant, and Who detpias Nhs nlumnies that At,
| uttered aRainak thair senator. 4.5F -.r ......f
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

Mr.. ]. B. MCCULLOUGH, who was NRn able
Washington correspondent himself. says, In
the Missouri Democrat!
at IL time for the able Washington CORE.
spOndentl 10 begin telling US what will be In the
Presidents message. II Gen. Grant wants In
formation on the subject, let him ask the CORE.
spondents."
Give them time. They have already found
out that the President is writing, and exactly
how many hours per day to the minute he
intends to work on 1t. By and by we shall
have full information on all Its points
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
For Sale or Rent.


t1oR sAI.F-A FULL THREE. otIAR TER CLAIR
ttis i,srd tnd Ia spIsnd,d sobdfilor IN IL soid
sbs.p isa1iSs N II nj al, IA NJ NV pspssit5ry
80 ts.ts.t. ita IL ri.e,h s,-.,t 80
- .-e,lI. = - So :, = 800
INoR RENT-RRtuK HOUSE NO IbaO 90
II lunhia stfssl between Ninth ahd Tenth north
west containing seven rooma bathrooms, vaier aud
gas house and premises Ia o9mPlste order. Posssa
sion Dsnambofi ApplT al CPS Il3uiniana avenne
up stairs. nsv2aW
U1oR sALE-A NHw TRLME HousK, SIX
IL rss, y g'29 h'oAso On Se'
wv HEIsfsC A JnEHa
uoyatIv Real Rst.ls BroSsrs, iAl 4 \ stra.l
NOR REET : 1RtoE HOUSE TrrH TES
q ,,sess n 70 In,. ~ oitSssr ~,
| mi,.bIs Ia = slSrs ~ dSslrsd fSa,irs ~ I6af
| NDNTY norsh..st so,ns- ~ ifsf.fas,,G ~
| sffssts ufrth vegi hokt-Sys
| -.
| nan a.tuA pp.,r, Ytorsv ~ ro,,,
Hys,biS s,es.t 49, II - y , .S..t.. ~
nus, thrss sloSis. EBd osilsT. sd3foss BSI "a h.
| PUBLICAN once. RoIll A.
l,yhp 49, :. s5,,,,- i,SSIT-,. -, -. -
| H'Vn. AAB, ,.,h nhiSh .hOU.r, IN hIhhhi
6issssmsae double house address Boa . ~ "
te'ase. - - : nova ~
E,roR RALE-A BRICK HOUSE, ON -Four
itottea, Twelve Foans; nt tpret Address ISak bos
10 DIV foti Omss. = nnEllG
l,,oo al g1icT ,,oI,.S - S,o,,.,.I
I II float sTsuus, between ii and 4 strsstsf tiTs,
siqssa and SanAf lhrss.stogJ bach boildinF Ia MS
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

DISPATCH from Chicago says that eight
hundred men are snow-bOund on the track of
the Winona and St. Peter railroad, and that
they may starve to death before assistance
can reach them. A furious snow storm Is
raging, and the train that has been sent to
their relief is stuck fast at last accounts,
fifty miles west Of Sleepy Eye, the nearest
civilized settlement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

In our VERY FULL AND COMPREHENSIVE
REPORT OF the action Of the Board Of Public
Works yesterday letter Of vital Interest to
our citizens will be found from the vice presi-
dent of the board to the Board of Health con-
corning what he regards a dangerous
nulsAnee'-that Of the wood and coal yards
located within the thickly-settled portions o
the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

The HoN. E. B. WAsHBURSH declines to
be candidate for the United States Senator
ship rom Illinois or any other position. He
Is at present on visit to his brother the
Governor Of Wisconsin, and will leave for
Paris next month.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

ELEGANT. CLARENCE, IN PHRPECT
" ORDER cost el,1b nearly nsWy lined 10y
Etlh blue satin, and built 70 order b. n = ~
Bradley a Bros New Haven. Also, one A2azaik.
peatJ neg Park PBh ron, In splendid condition ,
punt ~ ne same 10 order cost 81 2oJi has runHsrs
loE telEhinE and bella Also, an O1oSilent al a
DOUBLE HARNEssi ali Of which were made 10
can be seen a. our baHAAT. No 0S Louisiana Avenue
bstWsen Ninth and Tenth GtroeIa and Uhioh . Oder
IoIy low At pTiVAts sale. Wv
II W. L. WALL 4 co.,
ha1pN Cor. Penn. avenue and Ninth Stnsst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
Books and Stationery.

NKW BOOKS, EEW BooKs-oEHPTN6 OUT,
ne Forms Of Water In Clouds Lld RiV0IS, Ies and
ntise.ss., n John IJndAn, IL p, y. r. y, With
llrH-nNe uunlrAtionns drawn and engraved under
the direction OF the AuthoI The IND Of the World
Love step, ~ Edward EEslsEton. strive and Sue
oeed, or the PToGTesa Of Walter Conrad b. HoTAtio
Aiger, IT,, author q Ragged Dick, 40. Chance for
hlmlei % jack HAAaTd and His Treasure, b. j. r.
Ir0Nbrtdse The Poet At the BrsAkfAAt Table, HIS
IElkl with HIS Fgllow'boaTdsrs Apd the Header, b.
oliver Mendel Holmes. DAVID OOPpsThsld, b.
OhAtles DICKENS housShold edition, with = portrait
81 ne Anthor and SiIty-ono Illustrations jack and
Jin iqi old and JQunG, By L A. 0obrlEhI Illustrated
Inc HlultTAtad London AlmAnAek for Ism The
NurssTJ Treasury By Harriet b. MeKSsVsT, hand.
19mey lpatfAtsd, foH's Digest OF ,PATtBstsbIp, .
digest OF the law Of Arnerahlp a. presented IN The
LSpoItl Of EnElisb and American dsoiIionS, b.
ShAIss EoI' late JadEo Of the superior Oour I'll OH.
etnnAul eyosi law sheep, odbo. For sale b. W HI a
=. II. AphRIsoN, Law BOOKSELLER and Publisher,
No AIn PounnllxAnlA ANsnna nnnA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

IT NOW TURNS out that the reports about
the resignation Of President Theirs and the
rupture in France were all the result OF the
too fertile Imagination Of the Paris CORE
spondent Of the American Press Association,
II indeed there Is such a person in exis tenoe
which Ia donbiinl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

GEN. BANKS says that he will resgn the
craftsmanship of his committee. Mr.. Blrir
declares that he will follow suit. Resigna.
tlon IL a virtue that the Liberal Republicans
should just now cultivate.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
For SALE
AVAILABLE LOT AND ELEaANTR EsIpRNuH

substantial and beautiful thFtestory and h.ss
mslt BRICK RESIDENCE, With sisESnt BROWH.
sIIohk thONr, nv feet wide, with = dssirabiS
nae lot % same Width the enuTB grounds hkyink 4
depth o. lb iest 10 inahss. to O.fool paved ailsy
Lhs 9Aeh building 70 this hOuSs Ia three stories hiG
and there are rooms In the structure not ipoudinS
iSo bath rooms, cellar, furnAos-room or Sash.Toom
hSIs are seven sleeping apartments, two dTosIng.
stAnds furnace, &C. china closets buteTs pantry
Se. This the most deairAble house In WAshin Eton
nearly neW, The street beau tiuy parked and paved
And Directly n fr9nt Is LAiAystts square ths meSi
beautiful park In Washington.
Tbs above yill be sold Al than Ita actual ynIue
and parties deairirE 70 examine the premises viii 81
promptly waited uPonb By ~ -
HUYCK a ADDISON.
Real FstAte Agents and Brokoru,
Foartosnth street. hewitt
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

EoR BALR-THlT ZINE LARGE TBRER.
II STORY PRkssKD. BRIOK FRONT HousK,
Nth BFO.astons TTinmlnSs, No; 33S NSS YORK
oonvenisnos House % By 70 feet, PAIiofs Ia b. 70
tests eight large OhAmbsrsi tfoot hall hlsh csli
lnGa. hAngo In Kitchen Brick FuTnAos in 1CsIiaT
heats entire house; bslla In ever room Ilso mar.
tries, CLOSETS, olo thsepTesaaa, hnGn.routr a AZ
DYER DAVIDSON,
N. X. COT beyenth street and LoulsiInH Hys
(kntIsnee 500 Seventh sEsst N. w., second hoor)
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22

Several excellent once 70 rent

Several excellent ofneos 70 rent
InaalrS At The once Of THE CAPITAL PUB.
LIsHINo COMPANY" e27 D street
noy0-u ISh
LNoR SALE OR RXCHANoR--A FIRBT.OLABs
II FRAME HOUSE, on Meridian Hill, oontAlninE
tWolyo rooms, with thirty thousand feet Of ground,
we'll fenced and set with shrubbery and fruit trees
stable and carriage h0uss. VIII eIonAnEo for I'm
proved or uuimproved oltg property or good farm
DOT more than ton mllsa from the city. Apply 70
northwest, on the premises after O'Clock, p. m.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-22
Personal,
Boarding.

pOARDING.- WITH OR WITHOUT
ID R0Ohs, In = Eoed locality, eonyspisnl 10 the
street, betWooh aud X street6 horthuss. sepasu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND EiOELY FUR
~ NIsHkD APARTMENTS, With BOARD, may
site WlllArd'h noyleh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07

TIE henry Farmer concert takes place
on THURSDAY evening b Sth instant, Ito
morrow insteGd o. Friday evening the
Oh instant, as had been announced. The
concert Will bs given in the New Mem
phis theatsr by al the chief amateur mu-
sicisns in the city. Tickets for reserved
seats can be had a. Hollenberg's music
store.
TIE FAIR was in a hourishiDg condition
lest night There was eBjOymsnt among
those who gave and those who received
Among The new and beautiful things
which were placed on the tables yester-
day, the most attractive were two crosses
done In wax work, under glass shades,
the work of Miss lilly smith and Mrs, p.
4. Hughes. These are truly valuable, and
are genuine works Of art. A silk quilt for
q child's he'd viii be voted OF to the most
popular baby. The candidates spoken Of
% run for the gold watch are MessrF.
James Reilly, comfy clerk, and Billy
McLssr. Tbs chiefs Of the police and FIRE
departments arc expected 20 contend for
the diamond pin, which will be given to
the most popular city official. TIE fair is
low IN fun blast. A postofice, under the
mBnsge Of Mrs. Buoysr IS pOstmss-
ter, snd Mrs. Chapman assistant-post-
MASTER, with q host Of d6livery-clerks,
stsmpers and others, Is an attractive fes-
ture of the great fair.
OPERA BoUFFE.-Aa we are to have the
company of Mile. Aimee with us IN 4 fsw
weeks, Is Will be Of interest to our peoDle
20 know whst the New York Herald
says of her farewell performance in that
city. In the issue of The ID inst, it saws;
"Aimee's benefit last night Wss a bump
or. Crowded to the doors the little thea
ter presented an snimsEed scene, perfect
" in sccord with the sparkling spirit OF
the production. La Psrichole' had new
or Rmors artistic representative shan the
versatile and accomplished interpreter OF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07
THE COUNCILLOR
An photographer BIundsr.

Yesterday, g pair OF lawyers brilliant
pair by the wsy-zent their cards to
"Counsellor" Ms0hin's apartments. The
photography of his title. as it appeared in
the publications Of the day, led these two
professional Memphis takers TO suppose
that the COUNSELOR was a lawyer, and
that the call was q professional courtesy
due alike to themselves and q distin.
guished Russian barrister and attorney.
After q discussion of the theory on
which the two members of the Men,
phis gOwned fraternity had served the
South In the late War in this coun-
try, one of them said to Mr.. Mschin
that their visit was one of professional
courtesy. Mr.. Mschin looked q little
blank snd inquiringly into the faces of
his visitors He said at length that there
must be some mistake, and he proceeded
to nsrrste facts in mis- personal history,
and the sum and substance of the story
YVES that he is q learned professor, q mas
ter of sciences. The counsellor" was
sorry that a mistake had been made
see his visitors. "Ohl" said orc
of the quick-wittsd lawyers, 'tbe
mistake amounts 70 nothing. If you
not q lawyer we are well satisfied
that you shoull have been" The
error grew mi OF en- Photographed blum
der of b COMM ses supervising the en-
OF iho Grand D1ke and his
suite. Instead OF being q 'counsellor,"
Mr.. Msohin Is q c0uncillor-a member Of
one of the councils of the empire. 1t is
to be hoped that this incident msy lead
to tbs abandonment of the use
of a term Counsel" which. as applied
to lawyers Is q missioner. Sncs they are
called "oounsel, " it Is implied that they
are wiser than those whom they advise,
and yet experience teaches that whether
for defendants or plEintiffs, whether they
a suit or oppose, the plaintiff
and defendant are both victims and the
alone winners. Costs and vex-
atoms outweigh the value OF judgments.
Such srs the costs of litigation aud neg
lect Of business By utig [nts that 1t gem
orally happens. when Ensl judgment Is
rendered, that Il parties are bankrupt
the e~our+slloTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07
FREE M~AcKERELs.
stampede from the statfOshOuse Las
NIght-BOIts and Ears and Brick
Walls no Obstacle.

While the rain storm ragged out doors
Monday night, and the houses about the
city were tumblipg dOTn-the shells cav
ing in; about the hour of twelve, when
the pAttering drops beat upon the win
dows of comfortable homes, inside of
which the fires burned low but red in the
the CRATES and the dim lamps hickersd-
at that quiet hour q half dozsn busy mack
erels that were condemned to hard and
uncomfortable beds and dre2ry cells In
the ststionhouse, were vigorously en-
gagged In cutting their way to freedom and
the back alley. By some means unknown
to the authorities they cut 8 plank from
the side of their cell, and made a hole
large enough to get out en- the corridor,
and at oncs commenced operations on
the back wall of the concerns; a back
wall, by the way, which is only q shell
and is bound to fall down badly some
night. A hole was quickly cut through
this brick shade, M out went tbs prison.
ers, six of them ia q bunch, and were not
seen since yesterday morning, when it
was found the birds were flown. Prepay
atoms were inaUgurated 70 secUre the
place against the possibility of similar
escapes in future by putting up sections
OF plank, here n there, snd by stopping
up the holes already made, It is evident
thst an ordinary jackknifs could DO all
that was necessary to be done IN order to
make the "way to freedom" by which
those ak maekrels escaped.
"
STEAMER BELLE LEE, the only reliable
steamer for the South, has a clerk on the
lsYes receiving freight for all wsy points,
r W, LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07

VIZ neglected yesterday to say that
Miss Mary Wright was among 3 ladies'
in attendance at the ball ct the Peabody,
given in honor of the Grand Duke Alexis.
MAJOR j. D. RICHARDSON, of Ruther-
ford county, the present efficient ana
popular speaker Of the house OF represen-
~tatives, declines q re election as the re-
presentstive of his county.
V. B. lizard, Forrest City, Arkansas;
Colonel d. McRse, Searcy, Arkansas; =
T. Winfrey, J~ohnsonville, Tennesseej q.
W, Hsrriss. Brownsville; and N. 81 Jen-
kins and wife are among the guests stop
ping st the Commercial hotel.
WE are hsppy to announce the return
to the city of Mi. M. s. Judah, the super
intendent Of the Globe Mutual Life In
surance company, of New York. Mr..
Judah has bsen to New York on business
connected with the office TO which he is
attached. The Globe is q solid institu-
ton and is gaining ground daily: 1ts
lsst years exhibit shows 8 condition OF
things altogether favorable and encour-
aging. Under the management OF Mr.
judah the prospect Of the company are
bound to brighten, and prosperity must
not only continue, but necessarily In
oraEaa.