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PICNIC. PICNIC.
Picnic Privileges to Let.

CEALED proposals will be received for the
y Privileges of the Picnic Of the Machinists
and Blacksmiths Union NO. J. OF Tennessee,
TO be given at James Park, ON June l3, ls72.
The privileges embrace the Restaurant, Con-
fectionary, bar and Shooting Gallery. Bids VIII
be closed on June 7th. Bids must be sent to
j. q. Ramsey, Memphis Foundry. The Conn
mittee reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. ]. G. RAMSEY, Chairman.
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NOTICES.
NOIAOES'
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
Railroad Company.
Notice to Sh1PPers-

1IHE Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Il Company is prepared to handle prompt
ly all freight for Little Rock, points on Ar
kansas, White and st. Francis rivers, and all
points in Arkansas.
Special rates of freight will be given.
For further information call al Office, No.
II jefferson street.
As. LIVERMORE, Gen1 Sup't.
@. p. OAKLEY, Gen'i Freight Agent
Memphis, May p, ls72 my2B
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10 Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the under
Il signed, duly authorized commissioner for
building a Courthouse in the town OF Pow
haitian, in Lawrence county, tin the frst day
of July, IS72.
Plan, detailed drawings, specifications, etc,
can be seen at the Office Of J. D. Edwards, Lit
tie Rock. or at my Office in Powhattan.
Payments to be made as the building pro-
crosses. Each bid must be accompanied with
the names OF two or more respOnsi bic persons
recommending. b. +. MATTHEWS,
my2B Commissioner.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMENTs.
MASONIC NOTICE.

TFlil-7 . aI7ElIl-l ~ II 80 Z
y. p, MASONIC NOTICE.
"A SPECIAL eonyocation. Of Memphis q
"A Royal Arch chapssE, Nos, VIII beSaE
held this (TUESDAY5 evening, May 2sth, ~
at $ (, o'clock, for work in the ~. NM. degree
BY order W. 8. MATTHEW'S, NJ. Z. H. P.
JoHN VI. WkRD, SECRETARY. my2s
NOTICE.
rit1 ttr
A MEETING OF the Board OF Directors Of
q, - the Home Insurance Company VIII be
At 8 O'Clock am. this ssth instant,
as the once Of the Company, No. % Madison
By SFder Of the ! PresidsPt, len -, 60.
j. Il. O'HAR G& 90.
lsuecessors to L. G. Baldwin Col
AUCTION
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And ATanufaeturers' Agents,
217 Second St., corner Adams, Memphis.
REGULAR TRADE SALES
tuesdays AND THURSDAYS.
MEMPHIS
AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL
- q 0CIETx.
Ofseial Drawings for the Improvement
Ofthe Fair Grounds.
MORNING-CLASS No. l0j.
IS, eS, Is, 80, 30, Ss, l9, Z, Is, IS, 4, a..
EYENING-CLASS No. IO3.
60, 30, 81, &c, g., 4, s., SO, g, :, 60, Il.
As witness our hand, at Memphis, this 27th
day OF May, ls72.
JAMES COLEMAN,l
TOBIAS WOLFE, ,,
THOS. H. HILLS, Aanasefs-
W. y. WOODSON.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

as- Admission, 50 eents; ehildren. free.
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AWFUL III

.laabil a--LLg TlfE3I
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
Damaging Testimony.

WAsnIx0rox. March II, 1872.-The
evidence adduccd by the Investigating
and Rctrcnchmcnt Committee to-day IL
deemed very damaging to tho Admins
tration, and especially to General Grant.
10 his cross-cxaninaiion Of Mr.. Tcwnley.
the Assistant Appraiser At New York. who
testified yesterday. Senator Howe unwit-
,ingly went too far 10 his effort TO confuse
and corner up the witness by trying TO
make !. appear that he (Townlcy) had
made conflicting statements in regard to
certain very important matters, aud the
result was that instead Of accomplishing
his purpose Mr.. Howe made the witness
say some things which lie diiut Intend
originally to let out IL he could help il.
Townlcy remarked that he didn't desire
to bring in the Presidents name if he could
help Il, at all. :. bus," said he. to Senator
Howe. "you have drawn out by your
cross-cxamination Just what have said. I"
which was. in substance. that President
Grant desired the Federal officers to work
unitedly to influence the State Convention
IN New York last fall; tha, Collector
Murphy advised the selection Of rich men
as delegates. as they would be willing to
spend money freely TO carry on the Con-
ycniion just for the love aud honor Of be.
ing dclega,es that Murphy said in pres.
cnce Of General Palmer, the then Apprais-
or. aud others. that Governor Woodford
was President Grants candidate for Gov.
crnor at the then approaching election
Mr.. Townley also testified that Mr. Mur.
ply. when asked to remove one Carrigan.
an opener and packer in the Bureau, de.
clincd. saying that hc had spoken to the
President about the n,utier, and that Gen.
crnl Grant didn't wish Carrigan removed.
Howe requested the witness to rcpca,
that statement. ind wanted to know il be
could be positive Of what he said Town
ley replied that be was certain about !,
because Of tho impression which il left
upon his mind that II was very strange
the President Of the United Sates should
be so much interested in the nfTairs Of mn
employee Who receives n salary Of only
three dollars day. Senator Howe re-
marked that be had no hesitancy in snyine
that II Murphy suid that he ought to have
been removed
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
A CRY DesrnoYEp ny Az EAnrnQuARE.

A CRY DgsrnoYgp ny an EARTHQUAKE
On the 18th Of January mn earthquake
destroyed the city Of Schcmncha. in Rus.
sia. According to the official report one
hundred and eighteen persons were killed
and foriy-four wounded. but MI the in.
habitanis were left without shelter. Schc-
nacha is, or rather was, n city Of $4,000
inhabitants. and lies on the rond between
TiHs and Baku. ut the foot Of the Cauca.
sian mountains, about seventy five miles
distant from the latter city Schrn,acha
is 2.3i6 fee, above the Caspian aud 2. 230
above the Black sea. and wns formcrly the
seat Of government Of the province. which.
however, on nccount Of the frequent earth
qnakcs in that region. was transferred, a.
bout ten years ago. to Baku. on the Gas.
plan sea, The inhabitants Of Schemacha
are nearly all Armenians.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Final notice has been given England of
the remuneration by France of the commrr-
cinl treaty. The Lill for the suppression
Of the international Society on rhursda y
passed the National Assembly. with all
its stringent penalties. Besides various
incs and terms Of imprisonment. Il IN
some cases dcprivcs IN offender Of civil
and domestic rights.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
Among tie innumcrsble wonders Of Ii.

Among tie innumcrsblc wonders Of the
Pacific Slope the mammoth grape vino Of
Santa Barbara. California. deserves notice
Seventy years ago it was tho riding whip
Of Spanish donna, one Of the earliest set
tiers Of Santa Barbara, presented TO her
BY her lover. Now !, spreads its branches
over an area Of more than I've thousand
square feet, nnd produces annually from
ten to twelve thousand pounds Of grapes.
Bcsides il grows on oif.pring vine. twelve
yenrs old, fully as prolific as the parcut
stem. and with their branches intcrtwiue
those Of very fne ig ircc. The donna
who formerly owned this vino and the
land on which il grows died recently ut
the ripe age Of 105 years. Before her
death she conveyed this portion Of her
property to Mr.. Server. Of Carton. Ohio,
who proposes 10 give the vine the care
which II very much needs. This grape
vine il said TO be twice. MS large as the
famous vine at Foniniucbleau. in France,
aud larger than any found among tho vii
las in the vicinity Of Rome. Altogether,
il is one Of the wonders of the world and
affords striking example Of tho xonder-
fil vegetable growth Of the Pacific coas,.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Atcc6lsS m 416Sl6S IN w EIs -
hela. ~ ~ ~ - u ~ ltsss essds
N III. !! q; AZ: s. Eli, .s.,
's Y6e'd betsSF tsk6 o9 ~ soris, ~
Ties ! might believe yes."
mot ! aiIct = Jak{y, ~ n Adtas-
TO-. . Why. cculd g out juoc ~
woods snd ct two cords ~ dey."
"Oh. no." replied Jacob. s'ass = muel.. !.
| heOW better thsW that"
= Ycs, but ! tell you that l 80. ~
I'll bes cN Il. too"
. Well. nov. look here" said Jacob !;
"1'll bet yos. thcussud dollars that yeu
csn't do H."
Tho Hon. Augustus Ivips toot tho Hon.
Jacob Sharp up on the spct. and The ar-
rxngemenis we're immediately concluded
Within thirty days Ms. wins 10 to 70 into
tho weeds IN New Jersey rot moro than
twenty miles from New York City.
and cut two cords Of wpcd 10 one day
The stakes were put 10 the hsnds of
black whiskcrcd man Of medium height,
who is friend Of both parties.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

~ = wssslssron. Oar ssss
selal uessopolis h getting up
~(1s 81 = 5000 10 hare avs dsi-
-. ~ Gnsetss and R.psHi-
nriee ~ lsad of The Journal and
1nge. tavs sll assesseed their In
Il ssnihe 81 dsiliss. Well. the
= yin dsSsr The matter. fbr the
- lstss1. John Fsllmsr. the best
nhot = Wilnisssou, 70 SEQ has
u1oS1 ~ President Of the vii.
- Clsb. BIC. Pearce 10 one
seasss. II thsy want 10 learn
-. ~ shsu coms 10 Middle.
o = yssas rsvdies cleared tho
- I9rskst. o Saturday evening
~ essests we're made. the rowdies
~ bsioss he police arrived.
= oleyesslsy y beginning 10 create
r. (lnoaesisa b The papers. and the
= e several gentlemen have been
lo1oSa - sssdidatcs.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
DIED..


10 Delaware City, on tho Gih inst Mary Ann,
wife Of N. N. Kirby, aged SO years,
Near Cecllton, Nd, "a the OH instant. Ann.
wife Of John Husiels, In the ssd year of hsr ses.
Kxxr CouxrY, NJ.
Dear NJ. Edicr. III Il with ftelings of deep
and heartfelt regret that We have to record ihe
a. Nowinnd, cf Wilmington, Dclmware, on " ed
issday, Feb. 3sth, Of disease Of the lunrs. Or.
NcwIAnd has been known TO ~ from hoyhood.
and purer, n0hler-licarted young ,mau sever
brcathel the breath Of iIfe He was : kind and
sincere friend, a beloved and generous brother, :
pare disintetesled, obcdiept son, aud noble lu-
dulEent, and anecilosate hustand. Huprouadsd
g ss wns from beyhcod With ~ The plsesusss
aed temptations and lneuenecs hat wealth can
eaoed, be was never known 10 shrink from suy
dusy O. move out Of The path Of the strlcss,i hon
Or. lie wns slways send5, with Z cheerS(il and
selng eaf, t0lisisn 10 Tie cslla and sasjcss M.
g Vf ihe popesf poftloa Of hls iIspds and pstrons
rev yonng pep,. Mr. Ediipr, Ia yous 0ts0s, ~
1l5er pscspecss than D. Norland. A studeut u
D!snog po!s q Bsri!ngtM ColIsgss y esa&usl.
!sg ~ de.res " u. A. nom ths "a and N.Y.,
3onogee 1soiltatioq; BE- lhen eonueoeod ~ sl..
81 g Ne9leIae, ned Ne aeaip on6 hin eo6or
tSuk ta4Egon, u the ualsersley q n 1C11I1s
q ~ - ~ hs class, reeslvise hle 1l1 I6 RI
u. y. p lool, Dec. 4; aa4 ~ g u
,5Pssn syl3 - Hp evq aa@lvS Sel
uee eovn q Nllot ~ atd9oee Gut II q
pleaenS4 ~, y have tKoee ~ r1S
! ! . = ] ! ! ] . !
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

~ 6feos eotsesibsss Who are il ar.
= sshsssiptloa. sss cordially invit-
~ lnSnset. q their earliest con-
ce5 ~ - ssSo extend the invita-
= ssssan ~ advertising and
). Missy have paid up since The
: - ~ yssr. bat there ere many
~ hoss sut. IRON whom " would
rpCss'ally thsss whose bills
~ etoatlss e gear or two.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Tue Dury ON SALr.-Somc time ago
the World gave an account Of cargo Of
salt which arrived In Boston on tho bark
Niphou from Trapani. Tho cost Of tho
salt was invoiccd At 81 300 and the duty
on Il vas about $4,000. gold--ovcr 500
per ccnt. This story excited tho aston
ish,ncnt Of MI. Boutwell,, and be wrote 10
the Collector Of Boston about il. What
be mainly wondered At Vas the cheapness
Of the salt. But the Collecter hsd TO tell
him that $1,000 was really all the sal,
cost - Sicily. The 'Saodusky arrived in
New York last month from Trapani With
salt. Tho salt cost 81, ,OO8. gold. The
freight Was 4. ago. 40. currency. and lie
dutY vas $500. gold. Hence II may BE-
soen ths. The Ouandsgo salt boiler u pro-
teotsd By freight $40 per ccnt- sd valorem
and By leoislsslOn 860 per oent. When
Il y uuderssood that lhis alloWs tho salt
boiler 70 ehssse 80 PEI cent. above cost
tot ealt Of The saine grads - The 6iciliau
ealt the reader may cease % wonder that
salt y ehespsr 10 Sicily than q New York
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

GaAss An FoaxsY. ~ Wsshingtou des-
pstshss 70 ~ n. Y. Ttibaos esku he
sleswisg sssesmsats -
Il y reported. % good authority, That
The Prssidsnt recsslly ssscstsd lhs( 10 b
deessnlas1 y t6tss kls nenlaatjou " ~
Philsdslphli Ossssstioa. even u bes6oold
- eeeieosi that Els delSet, II uoniuatsd.
eSGN - lusvilsbls. ~ sald that be IA
tso = as1Golll erill llG. - = nset
~ ~ ~ ass & ~ ~ CO
!le !sssI sss y = y -
''| =
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

u usdssa sossty. Ntv 5ssbes. ~
e:E .ss's|.. ~ :. =. i.sI. ~ 1's7|s:s. :|sy:s.
slsss. oiyemsats. 66nipst ssasly SSeft
O leisl 10 ~ county a0d q Jsrsey CltY.
Tie Cblse ~ pafss, Cou1ni6ujoacss 6Sd
alI ~ sabosdlA xss ass shssesd ulth kev-
iae prossjlu1ed thels o0ess % subessvs
private purposes. Legislative sctioa b
sssllsd )bs . protest ths psoDls.
A Pasis tslesssm says thst . numbsr
Of psomiaenl Rusotans an 10 thst city No.
eoiiasi1e With The polish refugees (or their
return e shels native ccuntsy. Itfusther
stasss The ucgotiasios lo,ks 70 rcconcilia.
tioo between tho Cssr and dlssMscled
Polss. ! general amnesty lor al past d.
fences and the appointment Of the Grand
Dsks ALEXIS 10 b viosroy cf Poland.
Carl 6ohurs seems to lind the echoes Of
bic words rolling bsck TO him from tho 70
Semitic. The intelligence hes come from
San Francisco that the 0srmsns are organ
ising political clubs 10 every ward In that
city. and every part Of tho State. for thc
purpose ofpsriicipasing IN the coming Pres
identisl canvass a. Liberal Republicans.
Further accornts from Mexico are yet
more disastrous to tho rcvolutionisls. The
city Of Zacaiccas has been rccaptured BY
tho Juarist General CorellA, snd Il was
rumorcd that tho principal revolutionary
Gen. Tscvino had sustained complete
defeat. Mc whole tenor Of the news in.
dicates heavy revcrscs 10 the revolutionists.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

Small wc"den horscs. built on rollers
are quietly clipped across the line II Gre
limits at Chicago, thus evading the city
regulations.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
MIpDLErowx, DEL. March 0, 1872.

Mr.. Ednderford- Dear Sir Il per.
ceivc iu your paper Of to-day you have
made an error. certainly an inadvertant
one } in stating that certain Mr.. Hus.
ton, charged with fcsrful crime, is a
member of,he Msthoiisi Episcopai Church.
This is not so; he is n member Of the NJ.
u. Church South. A statement like this
will 60 to the extent Of the circulation Of
the :" Transcript" perhaps beyond il.
Will you do me and my church the favor
to correct it in your next issue. and after
all II 10 not proved he committed the crime.
lie pcrsisteutly denies il. and is now on
his trial. Common justice demands that no
man is to be considered guilty until be il
prored to be SO.
Please make the correction next week
and oblige. Respectfully Yours.
VAuailAx SNIrm,
Pastor Middlctown NJ. n. Church.
In our notice Of Rev. Mr.. Huston. last
week. we stated that he was Methods,
minister. We do not know Of any dif.
ference between the N. X. Church and
the NJ. 4. Church South. except that Of
politics. Az far as 10 know. The belief
and soverumsnt Of the two branches Of the
NJ. X. Church ere the same. end - there
have been. and are still. 70 believe. over
tures from tho Church North 10 The Church
South. Tor reunion, 10 suppose that %
religious bodies they arc equally rcspects.
bio. We do not know what motiv, Tho
writer -of tho shove could have bad In
sending il 70 ". unless he wanted 70
shos that Rsv. NJ. Huston y prehably !
Dsmeerat asd sot Rspsblisss. Pslities
10 our judssmsut, ere salisssy - " PIsss
b sslioious nattss. a Msthodist q :
Msthsdist. % mstsss stss ars his polki-
81 sssslpsats. I'D = sist sttss dssssi-
ssllsss.
4EI.a.4.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
q siass,slen. Il

On The 10th inst, al the resident Of the bride,
parents, by tho Rev. u. r. Tho,nns. Capt. A. II
Dcvor, OF Cayuya Co, N. y and Mics Laura n
Householder Of Delaware City.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
ssGasus Rsoss.s ,oa War. rA,,...

eaEasna nsoesns roa WAssp nApsa.
g. euo1es1sa slsetloa saes % Trial d
leiloduorklA, d ~ QoQsl e Csnmoa
P1oao, Il ~ djsDcssse1 )ha1 4 oast 4 10
>oqppts y ~ sloelloo y 1n50 ~ hesa
~ " eG1ee Y ~ .RtS& heoolavy Dons-
~ - ~ soupt. ~ ee1l esrsf; The
III soess nenellslsly - ~ ~, Dsss-
~ - de,o ~ eq1 f this
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

- nspabliesn State Conventions Of
e9.ls - Kentucky met on wsdnes
1ssslssisss we're adopted BY both
- b ~ terms the Administration
ooesul orsut, and tbs entire course
s)lsy = Tho Rsprblican party. and
ssssnssading The -snomins,ion
= peesest incumbcnt for tho Prcsi-
T. - Ksatscky Convention quito
<petlsa sas eaussd BY The introduc-
~ sseolusion remosssrsting against
800 eslsssd Republican voters b..
stassly issorsd 10 the appoint
* - ~ Federal 'onses. AiAss On
4 1Utaes ths rssslssios wss laid on
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

- 51o1e = M meaeh, - mne - y k6se
epeG1ysooo t1e14. ~ am ensA - ~ ~
1tsss esss1 - gse2 gessy s:lsR e u
NJ ~, = ~, 8 - IL q s Sss..ss.
~ Eahssnlass ma1i ssrsss, ~ thsls deNae u
Dg)og teet thois heos unshenno wns elck, and
~ ~ ~ W r1to6'a , osweg4 ~ q NM
- ~ ~ l!t,le espslsass. fhat wea't e;
~ ~ Uele ~ ml1esulas tese = ~ eti6,
~ klIlsd sveey Nd, shey wesl1 salll Asse -
lhsss behes1 m o6llewing lsthe scuse:
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
TEMPLE OF FAsHro1rl
ESTABLISHED 1887.
MRS. ~. 4. oslND60,
llol \. ". Corner Eleventh and Chsssnul ~.
PisiLa OeLPss1A,
Importer and Designer n
PARIS AND LONDON noyrr11

Elegantly Trimnisd rsrss Pnl,esas " 1nI1
and most reliable styiss, sbr h111s -
drcn's drcss. = = q = -'
Ladies Dress rrims.lnss, Real asa ~ 4
iaces: 0!ovrs, FMus, nlbbons 1ke ptu12 i + q
tho most tasteful Gn1 sleaano G.6nses. 7 r. I15
svs,s. y DtkaS c0f1ING $3.50
Strict nusctuailty II 1ttnl1usps q oen16 -
PER PATTERNS, wholsseIe nd retail. sf7<
Mar 10. ieT3--s mos.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

4 eeef eFmss = oosst opuqly, ".
+ - - 1svs beiIt : q. - ~ -,
ut15e = fnl6eeo - usoauo1, 5H@el1toi
Weoe ~ ~ S0o4 We1ss. 0ospt1 VIM
1yas ~ 1lgetse VIII -: 4ests y !
~ 1Itsusy. N&ess - 6 ltou1 Ostlfo
UC62sot6e1 Wst1p. ~ vs6hs q Deoos,
l-1 J 1 keost11 }p6 )@Nt,
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
A rBorTABrB Du1u1

Light s9ual 70 ess.al out-slrsh ~ s111l M
No! M sYhb. N esinnY y ~ o1r & S's<'
the exclusive right ~ ~ M II ~ S11'S
Carbon uas Light bnrmess srf 0ll. 5
o. StAses. wsits sbs lsibsmallss = gyz
No ne Sssth oses91 {
y. B.-Chsrchss fssalsAeA u0X
A. Lamps of sveFy 1eoor|
couulrx. - - - \ q X | ||
March 10, is1s- supa {
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

SloSo. W6o2 S3 i
y v whtit n y -
all 1hs salsslss u lSolN > n
sepsases Y Bsochlya. y
-. piah Tues1'a thieYleS
rattnent throws in--(l T. 49, L. l ~
IL Nary Yssd easoa ~ - II
seers than AZ ths dSpeStnSSH ~ y
ssns1 pss lagssher Allef CI
eoa ~ eoseluds bue IN N5uoo@ ( 4
tsavaesnes y pssslmoaJ stes eG NJ
With Rsdlsal sssRoas - sve
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
- Esssds.

- 1lq6 esrssspsudest ee tbs
~ vFlsiss ssdsr date Of
80 11ion * Caasrsss 4 With
= elltos ~ uuubsr q
l1voosigalisss wbish Il
> - ososrsl y spssial
~ seaf61s - ftsad sud
1neo uenbsss n ~ sdnis-
Enlp - mseo q eheso To-
W 0eees salDed ! spseial
on111eo e ~. D6lt, e
fo1o6)lsaas = luquies
II ~ Qnvy u "
- (Aet 6ou.e E ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16

W ~ Gpss Gsssgsl
- U1ssley. ~ Dsa-
essthe pssssus
~ ~ i - : sq1ass
110n - - ssria sssias
)ao 4 - o>u1s - nspsb-
lnae ysae ssssseds1 h :
= Qspssssr - over
|| N a. - tkek blasiSrn
A 49, = ttslf eppssssss
1>ras eusasr sssssiss bsek
\ ~ ~ nspsb,isss pasty. A
1 tseeAisss vill prove 10 The
= ~ Nssth thst 70 vis they
= = ~ Dsasssstie doetsisss.
Middletown transcript., 1872-03-16
NEW JERSEY CHEMICAL 90.
An lMON1ATCn
SUPER.PHOsPHATE..

Tho Nkw JERSEY CHEMICAL COMPANY,
having purchased the Chemical Wosks IN r.
Potts kleti, arc now manufacturing Auuuol.
aicd supcr-ihosphatc OF Lime fully eqsaal u ounl-
isy aud condition TO the Rhodes Super: :l'hoqfaIS.
for'ncrl, shade by Potts klcti, which hss hese..
,o'ore given such general sniisEacsion.
We are now prepared 10 iui nish cousurneeo oean
dealers with the above Supcr-fl,osphats and I'M
be glad To supply our old cusi0msss aud F.
We also beg TO call your aissnttoa y ~ "
ORCHILLA 9UANO.n
This Gnano VIZ receive direct from slse Ossal)-.
Ia Island. Wherever II has bern fairly irisd NJ
pronounced ouc of the Lcs, aud chesl;eet HrciiE
xrrs In the market.
YARNALL 4 TRlMULu.
SOLE WHOLESALE AORn1D,
i47 Sorsn Faesr eg1ousS
Mar io-sms 81 PLiladSlrhIa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-30

GREAT CHAHCERY SUGr.-To facilitate the
building Of the Peorls railroad, P. L. Cable,
Esq, Of thiS city, made a contract with the
Peoria company BY which that company was
to have the use Of his road to Coal Valley.
That part Of the contract which calls for
payment to Mr.. Gable, for transporting coal
over the road for other parties, the Peoria
company now decline to fulfill and Mr.. Ca
BILE has commenced a suit against the com
psET, in chsucery, to compel its ful6llmeUt.
The case is one Of much magnitude and
will probably be one Of considerable public
interest, requiring frstclass legal taleu, on
both sides. The bill was drawu by Mr.. Ca.
ole. His attorneys are Me'srs Osborn
CARTS, of this city, and Hou. Saml "
Fuller, Of Chicago Col r G. Engersoll, o.
Peoria, formerly Attorney General of this
State, is attorney for the Peoria company
IL ia expected that the first motions iu the
case will be made before Judge Peasants
this afternoon, and tina. objections will be
made by the defendant to q hearing before
Judge Peasants on account of bis former
connection With the Coal Valley road
That connection, however was probably on y
a nominal one and the objection may moi
be considered important enough to prevent
his hearing the case.
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ESGRAyISG.-Many branches of this art
are of grea. antiquity, such as gem engr1v-
ing, Cameo-cutting, and die-sinking, but the
art of engraving on wood arose as late as
the 18th century. Since that time it has
been continually developed, until at th Q
time it is acknowledged as one of the high
est branches OF art. 1t is peculiarly sdapse
TO the illustration of books, as the lines to
appear on paper are left prominent, or in
relief-msking the wood cot act like type
and consequently it is mixed and printed in
the usual way, without any extra trouble.
10 consequence of its great adaptability "a
all kinds Of work, wood engraving has come
to be the legitimate business of thous
auds. TIE art is largely represented il
this country. Probably the most widely
known and justly celebrated eugraver in tbs
west IS Mr. J. MANI, of 50 West Lake street
Chicago. Mr. MANI does a large business
employing q dozen or more experienced en-
grsvers all CT the time, and turning on
work for all parts of the country. He ha
been engaged in the ood-stgrsvipg bust
ness in Chicago for Is years, and is &C
kuovledged to have 90 superior in the sri
or undertaking Of the business in all it
details.