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M o mt a D ( H..
8 o m an
Don
Rcbert SDr.
(GortleSung.l


llnb pieber re9te ii6 oas Samariterz
gefibl in ieiner 8ruit unb perideudte jes
ben Grpq, ieben 3peifel. 9ieier number
bar id6ne 2eib, ben er jebt nit ieinen
&rmen umi4lans unO on iein pO6enoes
Ser3 bridte, fonnte nur bic 6iille elmer
reinen Gn9elsieele iein. 8as beredtigte
ibn gu ipldem 0libtruuen unb fold itar=
rer Strenge? Nar er Denn feblerlps?
&ie iiber ein weinenpes aino, bas 3u=
fludt un9 S6ub bel ibm geiu6t, beugte
er lid iiber iie unb ianft unp tr6itenO flan=
gen feline @prte an ibr DIR, susleid ipie
cine tiefe, feierlide 0tabnung pes @epiis
iens:
Sd CLAUDE Dir, 9tprienne.
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Nn SdlneiDer unb MnDere!

Braudt Sbr cine quite Nabmaidne, 10 fautt ben
rYiftpr." Gs ndbt lsihte unb i1were arbeit nit
seider 9ei6tisfeit. Die RaDel iann nldt unreht
sinseistt wsrbsn Seine Rdtberin ooer 6amilis ioas
obne lie isn. gan iprede Dor uno unteriu6s pisisl-
ben in Ser. a., eorb IS Gbarlesitr., i'm Sreiman=
rers1empel. Wonullite 3ablunsen ongenommen.
(Npril27 l2R.F
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0ebr. Gantiel0 4 Comp.

tltren, Oiamantsn, Sdlnudiadeu, Si'ber unb Sll.
berp!attirseu4S GaIcp l3adren, Sronje u. 10.
n { M. (7l-O
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Die berlbmts eanIon'ids SHOT Air Furnace" b"
Gnhleu uub Onli.

Die ntebrisfien Breie ws,oen INNER bershnet. Elm
GROCER Borratb INNER on Sano Don zen beripmteIten
Ufiuen, mie Baltimore Scmpasnie," 1pfens'
9auep, Bppmins, Sunburp unr Sumbes LAMB.
9eors Stsarns,
BIreau: Yr. %, iio=9alperttraBe.
(Hpril22,iSO aobIenpoI: alce annitr.
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enuft feiue N1dhmafchiue ,

ebe Sbr Die serdudloie, ii6 lslbit olenoe alan5
Rab= =1erbeileruns seisbsn, bic folenlrel On
aGen por3Isliben Naibinen, pelde IN osm Ser'
fautslotote bon 3. aB. aBiie, Ir. Is, 8.=SaIiimo=
re-, nabs Gapitrase, sefault rperoen anssbraut ho
NB Ysai1lnen permietprt, aussebeiieri unb uIns
aetauicbt, (Ipr2, 12Uit,n
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Der .Ndtinn1I Nenrer Nerein. ~
0eueral Butler.

gfews0ort, s. 9(u8. = @Ine Spe3ialz
0sptidle aus Bolton briugt Die Dttttbellun9,
GaB Sen. Suter feiue lnitren9uu9en Su ma-
den geDentt, Die 9tOmination fir oas 9ous
uerneursamt su erbalten. Soate tbn lnoelien
Die Arbetcrz 3eiorn- ooer Die republltantId)e
8artet fir oieieS amt tdblg balten unO no.
mtuireu, 10 witrre cr iit) ntdt pet9ern, Die
Hnminntinu III oCceptlren.
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9entldlcs ,ahnar,tlidlcs Snititnt.

Grmenz 8init BON bis rbr Ytor9ens,
I'm Rr. fi4, Sanppers. spiie,en Spnpap' nnS
Sarreffr Or. Sernbars Wcper Ctuorte in bic
tiger 3abnar,neidule) sebt SABINE permittslf reinen
eahsaies obne edmsr5sn aus. 9iiuitlide Seblhs
Don 81 5u SIP. @oloiilunsen BON 81 5u So.
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Ntd,. SDal,l's &uult= 8allcrie.

4useeriItet nit ben beIen Uiuidinen uno ein9e@
rid,tet na ben neueitsn Ssrbeiierunsen, Die nbsrz
boupt bic Photographic aui5uweieE bat, erlaube Id
mir, eiuem seebrten BubIitum Die er9ebenie aR5ege
All MAIDEN, bas msin bon in BaltimorcraBe porbell@
baft betanntes @eindlt nod
Nr. as, Wprr Sbarlcsffrase,
perfect IN unb oils aunitzgolerie fit i'm stanoe be-
Enoet, Yortrais sa lieern, fuele pon oet Carte de
visite bis sur 9sbenssroBs in 8ahea sr Del on
asbnlitteii uno ausibruns Ritbts su snilni6en
lbrla laiisn. @ruppen nernen in ieoer @rose nuI
pas Bette ausssiiprt; bic befcu ardlts inp sur aH7
ertsuns bon photographer bel uns anseftelt, uno
nur tp,rtliden 9iintlcrn miro Die Gusilbrun9 pom
Yortraits aupertraut. I6tuns5poa
&icharb GBaISl,
(4-N Nr. 46, Horo @barlesittGBe.
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Sr. e. e. Waters, 3ahnarsts

Demonitrator an Der 3abnarSneiidue in baltimore,
gsr. AZ, Sanpperffra.e.
Or. Woters erbd(t Die natirliden Sabine bnrth Se@
banbluns uno Shluns, left finitIfe Sabine auf stne
oebeferts gletbooe elm II. 5iebt Sd5ns obne S6mer'
sen aus. 4ae Grbeten fueroen 9aranttrt. SetoHoere
animerfiamfeit uro ben 3dbnen Don Siroern oeiptoz
met. (4pril15,1SD
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SrGnoe4

Cincinnati, 8. Aug. - Scute gfa6z
nlittag brad in Dem 5duiergeuierte ;piidsn
8ace=, glnt= uno @alfertraBe, elm heftiger
8ranb aus. rpelder mebrere StaQe, Shniez
BEN unO fleiHe 0dben 3erf61te. Serluf uu=
oefihr $40 600
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Genatpr 9umner.

92etu gOrt, 8. Aug. Sine 8uibius>
toner Speilal. 9epeidle meloet, oaB SenatOr
Gunner 14 uOrbereitet, ben Srtef bes Srn.
ISM. 2lopo @arriion su beantwOrten.
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Npu Subd.

SaoanHa, 7. Iug. @raf Ga=
mango iibernahm beute gang unermartet bas
@ouuerueursamt BON 6auuuua. Die eSriiuOe,
msSbalb Souo. 3abaIou 10 pl0slid Osriest
luuroe, rueroeu nidlt anqeaeben.
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NuS ecm udhffenS erfbeinenoen
yNolitifben Sntermesso"

" einri d, gS eli ne.
Jm iDunberi6onen Wonnt 0iai,
us alle 4noipeu fpransen,
Sa in ts in Cincinnati,
9ar luiti9 losge9an9CH.
SIN nunoeridonen Monat Wai,
AIs Gle Goael 'anneu,
Snt Gr i'm rWeiBeu Sauic"
gu stttern Gn9eiangen.
gus Seiner Sippidait ipie6en
Siel ebrlitbe 8ett'rn berpor,
uno Sciue Sdbrd9er biloen
gin IhoHes 6dubercoIps.
llno luenn bas IGuoer 10 iortsebt,
gSirb's NIT Der 3rediuru an,
llno aus oem nWe1Ben Sauie"
2Sro nod Elm Bisroehaa.
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SmS S%hfO
GtSenbabnunfaQ.

@Gepela 8. aug. Die Democratic
beS Sehnten Se3irtes nomiuirten beute Srn.
9. SlOau fir oen @ouareB.
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Balttmcre
eeire e$nIurauce Offfce.

4skhwsfsGfe bon S0utb. unb xBaterHr.s
peIIihsrtlo,DdbrtRb sesen8 ertua ODER SGabtn bur4
Dronouneiif jorpobl in berStabt rnteim 2anoe, ale
Artea uon @is2atbnn, Dobnz, 2aben= nno Raareu<
Sdnier, oaHtst5slter, afer6arpIobntte, Ytobeln,
bausaerdtbi9aSten, i'm Ban besritfene ober tuSatsn
In oaSuna behnblite ssatraeuse u. I. 10.
xas Djrettrrium b Saebt aus ulseneen Serren:
BIN. y. Sarriion, BrdhSsut;
geo. n. 8idsrs, D.. &ap1,
1Gpio 9. g8iion, 8. Robt. Senttns,
SoftGb bennington, 9. gtorton StsDart,
Nrancis 3. Sing, .. s.. Welpcomer,
5earp sdrroa, Sroile 2ornts,
R. 3. Stenart, ID. IB. Ganlor,
GDul. 3. Brunc, Ssraei @oben,
geo. E. 6arriion.
Q,pItattonss ,fornuldre uHo metfere Nctbr.4t hber
bic Seieaih ipirb in Der Siice, SibDe:f<Gis bon
Soutbs uno GEdteritr. ertbelt, no au ale Il.rd9e
oiort erlebigt peroen. 8erT4erunsen wersen aui
raeno slne 1srtT anseuommen, Ielts Der HpplifaHt
nlnIten mag.
tSdi1.f,1S.S1 Nr. RSopcDurfbs Sen.
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Der 6elbnfdrft.

Stem EOOrt, 8. 9luguit. = SEQ fliihg
gu 2-3, 8edhiel ifuanfenO 84-b, Sob fslt,
ihlOB 3u 15s j. Bombs ruhis. aber ieit,
Sedisr l18b, '62sr 1863: Nttien itlOiisn iebr
flau, Central 96e; GrIe 484; 2ate SbOre 89t
81 Gcntral 1870; Bittsburs 9lt; gacrths
msiteru 734; Yricritdten 80; 6of. .Sslanr
11Oa.
SilanS Se8 llnterifabamtss: SAC, ,665, 1872,
in sob, S6,442, ,106 in Ylpier.
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Senninss' 3abnsSiuftnr.
Gine eleeante, fiebere nnS ertol9z
rcidte MuuoipGfef,e,

gum Seenssn, Yerid0nsrn unb @rbaltuns Der 3dbns
uno oes 3abnlsiites, unb sibt Dem atbem sinen anz
senebmen @erud. gu baben bel alien Srosuiheni in
ansemeinen uuo
y. Spmipn, Sennipas, s Gpmp.
(HRoitl l2My Gr. 90, HorozG Gbarleeir.
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'Goupention Der 2iberalen murbe beute gft6ts
Don gebeutung perhanoelt. Die GOmite'n
Der 2i6eralen, Oemofraten uno Nefjrmer ball
ten nod Inner @onferen3. Ote Bin6bads
Jtepublifaner balten morgen tbre Sonoent1on;
man glaubt, OuB iie oaS Serfabren thres eo=
mites gut beiBeu, awet gtomtnatiouen Ses
Staats=Sidets accepttren uno H9 nit ben
2iberaleu ueretnigen iper6en.
- Oie @rautb!Gtter erireuen it6 an etnem
&utdfeiieb, in mel6em @reeleg 5u9eruIen
ipiro:
,0u fonlinit bod ME in's neiBe 6aus
lno ourd Did auh ni4ts @ut's beraus."
Sn Der letten 3eile liegt g8abrbeit: g8enn
greelep in's g9eiBe Saus ein5iebt, fommt
aGeroiugs bur6 ibn MIDI 8 CUTS bert
ans - ndrlid1 Srant. (Gh. n.y.
SriumpDsng 0reelep'S our6 gfetp=
6ampfbire.
Concord, 8. Iug. - l6orace 9resleb
fam fur; Dor Mittag bier an unb iuurbe an
Sabnhoie BON benz Napor nnO ben Sdupz
tern Der Staotre9ierung empfaugsu. Wfau
qeleitete i'm nad1 Sem gtuats.Gapitol, mo- er
einen frlr5en @mPfang hielt. Sr. Gappan
belt bic SegritBun9Sre0e, duf meldle 9r.
@reelep furS ermlberte. Der Sat muroe lo<
oarn nad1 Dem uGhOeuir 5Otel" 9ebraat, mo
Iif abermalS piele Siirgsr bin3uordn9ten, lhn
gu be9riBeu. 6eute Na6mltta9 retlte er na9
oartiorG ab, no CT Der SAT- OeS 6rn. STA
ion 2S. Sappau iein lptrb. 0Ort mulbe er
Jleidfaus enthufuitiid) be9riibt.
8rabforb, 8. Iug. - 0orace 9reelep
uerlieB Concord beute Jsadlmttta9 4 ubr.
Sn Belt @oncoro. @ontootootuiqe uuO 9Sar=
reu oeriqmmelten ff 9roBe SoitSmaiien am
Babuboie, I'M rem Observation-Disclosures
GanoiOatea gu begriiBen. Gin ben beioen lees
teren Srten muroen SalutihiHe ab9efeuert.
Sn benz SoteI III BRADFORD fan0 cine 9roBe
gmpfan9sieier natt. Dtan glaubt, OaB 6r.
@reelep bes gum @ontu9e bier bleiben miro;
BON bier gepeutt er in Oa8 Sebirge gu 9eben.
Ser Wrali0ent auf Neiien.
att8burgh, 8. Ana. = Prdilbent
@raut fam geitern lbeno IN Se9leltung let
uer Eamlle bier all uno reiite beute Wtorgen
per 0ampier ii6er ben @bamplatus uno
@eorgezSee peiter.
8urliugton, s. Gug. - BraIibent
@rant erreidlte beute Wtorgeu nit ieinem &c.
fo(Qe burlington unb perrueilte bier etpa
spet gtunbeu. Sbm su @bren murOe en
Natiouol= abgefeuert, uno ale 9loden
Der Stabt in Benegung geiett. gtadlnem
Der Brdfoeut in Segleitnng beS Sen. Sbe'
ripan burf Die StraBen 9efalren mar, be9a=
ben iid 8eiOe ua6 bem Damerican.5otel,"
NO iie Seiufe empfingen. Spater reii'teI
fie nad) 8bitebaq petter.
Saratogu, 8. Iug. - Yrdi. Grant
miro nit iciner @emublin, ieinen beiOen
G0bnen, Sen. Sheridan uuS Sen. Yorter
morgen Mittaq bier anlanaen.
Ser ;, ,O1atiOnal XeDrer Seretn."
8oton, 8. auguIt. - Der D!tatonal-
2ebrerz 8erein," rusld,er itfl bier au9enblitf'
lid in Sieung beftnoet, bat cine pounauhise
9eomteultte fir bas lauience Sabr erpablt,
an percn Spree 5r. .. q. geortbrop aus
Sirginien itebt. uuter ben SiceprdROenten
befiaoen ii9 gowarO SrootS aus Yenulpl= |
pauien, g. s. 2uptOn aus alabama unO
Ger1 s. 9( QathrOp,
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SelegrapbilCbe Sepei9e1'

iNortiesuna iolat.
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0r. q. 6. Nficnrn .

aueiuiger gt9entbiimer,
Rr. A2, Rpres6p'ndrh ffrdBe.
Bel alIeu Sroauiffeu az bnher tSpt.26, lS.t&mgl
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kr sSoppmprtb. Sefr.
\ 0Dlbs unb Silbermaareil.

IN. Gin rsi&bultss Eager
EIsaouts q | [ berfa tbeU.
9otDene uuo tlberne al Id euubren.
G5i!bsrpiattirre 9Saatsn.
TIi9sRefi rmaaren.
8eue 8ronsss &snu. + u.
su lebr bl4lsen Breiien bel
II. ". 31arner
tetrem neuen @eDaIte,
}s;apt. .tS,tSN Br. lJ5, S.sssoltimprsRr.
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10. 6. gSnnD & COMP.
SiQentbiiner pom

@isentbiimer pon
GplS's patentirten amtDmatifeben 5eissrn,
peld5e in ben lesten nisebn 5abrsn iebr umiGnsreh
uno mit beerem 9rfoIse als iraerb elm ano'rer nit
0ampt obsr peiBem Waiier bet5snosr Gpparat ss'
brautt fpsreen.
Der .pariIvr, Gmertfamide 3iitenheero uno g8ars
renide Seerbe," garlors, Gun. II. eisbtIins=5susrs
BlaszSerer.
Die berlibmts eanion'ihe "Hot Air Furnace"
9eauns ppn 9Ie. uno @iienrrbren, Saoemannen.
Sporanteu, Wai9fduos, Rtiioirs, AbSussrObreu lllr
aptritte; iome auh
bporauliide Ranimsn, DaHcr. .Dtaidhnsris II. f. n. !;
mcrmorns II. Stisfsr.saminfimi 6euerPeerS=Rofte,
Rssifter u. I. No.;
9den nteniien, Daiierfiibler uuo Refrlseratoren;
aod3= uno Ssu6isu uHo Jteperatursn allsr Irt.
8iepeit=Gde pom Salrimore' uns Guta1pfr
.0o-l
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spe,ial . Moti;elt.
8aream S6retbmaterialieu,
8iireau<Srnfarbeiten

Bmreau S6retbmatertalieu,
8iireau@S Srnfarbettrn
unb
aIle Mrten NC ns8s
. der,
quite Nrbeit uno mdsee Breiie bel
Suggenheirnsr q Kseil,
Qol-O gr. 157, gSef= SaItimoreFrase.
gzg Sa id) meinen sansen 8arratg
ieBr berringert.
uno mid entidloiien babe, nit eemielbsu, ebe bic
Subft- saiion anidnst auisurdamcn, 70 fam man
aueersetpobnlh binise 9iunen., % eiBs. y a'
Iuntertez uno mpffuaaren, ioiuie . e.
iabz&rtitel erbalten, penn man irdbJetts Dor
iprtht bel Saoie Sambcrser,
ytr. SO, Jtorb-oowarotroBe nabe
(SuIi31, ,12Nte,D Sutler's s0ben.
2tusperfauf
bon 100 sinser'i6en Ir. 2
umo anoeren ytabmaj9inen
bilia sesen gaar= ODER nj atlthe 3ablun
bel SbpmaS q banfss
gde Der 9ombaro. uno SbarptraBe,
no ole Repnraturcn nit Dampi gemad1t
QS3-D neroen.
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<e 9eitunacrt

su 30 Gents pro &unfert in Der
Ql0-) Expedition b. 8Iattss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-15
AMNESTY.
Civil Rights and SumneT-DOdges Of the
Politicians.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-In the Senate
to-day when the bill TO amend the en-
fOrcement act came up as unfinished
business the pending question was on
Senator Trumbulls amendment adding
the amnesty bill.
Senator Morton opposed the amend
ment, because If adopted it would prob
ably kill the bill.
Senator Edmunds warned the friends
of the enforcement bill that they should
not vote to amend it by adding the am
nesty bill.
Senator Morton opposed the amend
ment because if adopted it would proba-
bly, kill the bill.
Senator Edmunds warned the friends
of the enforcement bin that if they
should vote to amend it by adding the
amnesty bill the friends of amnesty
would probably attempt to strike out
the original bill and keep out the amnes-
ty bill.
After some discussion Senator TTum-
bull moved to amend the pending
amendment by adding the supplement-
al civil rights bill. Laughter Sena-
tor Trumbull said he would vote against
the amendment himself, but he offered
it for the purpose Of discovering who
were its real friends, and who were
merely using It 70 defeat amnesty.
Senator Sumner said he, too, would
vote against the amendment, because ft
was moved with evil intent,
Senator Carpenter said he was against
all the amendments, and in favor of the
enforcement bill.
Senator Morton said he had shown by
his votes from time TO time that he was
not afraid of the civil rights bill; but
when, as now, it was moved by one OF
its enemies, and for the purpose avowed,
he would vote against il.
The amendment was rejected-yeas 6,
nays 50.
Senator Alc0Tn protested against tack
ing the amnesty bin 20 any other bill.
The motion 10 add the amnesty bill
was rejected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-15
NashvrrIe nIood.Horss Association.

NASHVILLE, May 14.-Three races
came off to-day, all of them interesting.
The first was the most exciting ever
witnessed In Tennessee. The attendance
was largely increased. The track was
very dusty. 8
First Rdce-RailrOad stake for green
three-year Olds that did not appear in
public prior 20 the first of January last i;
mile heats; twenty-five dollars entrance
fee. play or pay; purse, three hundred
dollars. High Constable, 4, 0, ], /;
Flush, !, o, o, 8; Tom Aiken, 3, /, 2, 2.
Time, 1850; l:453; i:47i; 1850. For
this race there were twenty entFiesi but
nine started, as the judges could not
give all the horses their proper positions.
Second Rdce-Two mile dash, assOei-
ton purse three hundred dollars: Ma
than Oakes, l. Barney Williams, p;
Marlacchi, 4; Graham MeNairy, 5; Bay
Tom, 3; Matthew's C. f. by Jaek Ma
lone, 6. Time, 2:42.
Third RGce--hIile and a-qHarteF
dash, Association purse one hundred
and fifty dollars: Arizona, l; Sally
Newton, 2; Wanderer, 8; Pratt's ch. f.
by second Highlander, 4; Keno, 5; Ven
turer, 9. Time, 2:14}.
A large number of delegates to the
Republican State Convention have ar
rived. They are representative men of
the party and enthusiastic for Grant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-15

LEXINGTON, KY, May l4.--An i'm
mense concOurse was in attendance 10.
day, There were two races, one mile
heats for three year olds, and one of a
dash of mile and a-quarter for a club
purse of hundred and fifty dollars.
The fayoYite in the former was Plane
tartan, who won the race in two straight
heats, under q dead pull. Time, ] :45
and / :484.
THE second race was probebIy the
more remarkable, the time being the
fastest ever made for a mile and quar-
ter dash, the race having been won in
g.034,
In the pools Troytown, Standhope's
entry, and M0llie Cad, Thomas's entry,
were the favorites, but in the Taes Troy
town had everything his own way.
Mollie Cad receiving bad start to com
mence with and never recovered,
although in the quarter she closed the
gap between hes apd the second horse,
80 that TrOytown came in, ElGggh not
such an extraordinary easy winner i'm
the time above stated, 2:OSA, the other
horses strung out in Indian file. !.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-15
MEMPHIS, TENN WEDNESDAY. MAY 15, 1874
iron, and twelve hundred packages sun

iron, and twelve hundred packages sun
dries.
The Carrie V. Kountz left New Or
leans on Monday, 18th, for st. Louis,
with five hundred and fifty tons OF
freight.
The towboat Alps, from above, passed
down last Monday night with tow of
ice for Vicksburg.
The City of Cairo is coming up with
seven hundred tons of freight, including
two thousand five hundred bars Of rail-
road iron for St. Louis. reflt
The nightingale, from Cincinnati, ar
rived at dark, discharged one hundred
and fifty packages here and departed for
the Arkansas with four hundred and
twenty-five tons of freight.
The Minneola, from Cincinnati, ar
rived at noon with a fair trip, several
items of which were seventeen hundred
and fOrty-five kegs of nails, three hum
dred packages of furniture, one hundred
and twenty bales Of hay, one hundred
barrels Of -four, and one hundred and
eighteen sacks of corn.
The Andy Brum is about ready for
Cincinnati. She win enter the Mem
phis trade, with Captain H. J. Vinton
in command, and probably with Mr..
George w. Higgins, formerly of the
Silver Moon, in the office.
The John Kyle, from st. Louis, passed
down yesterday morning, with nineteen
hundred tons of freight for New Orleans.
The MinneOla, Captain Miller, leaves
this evening at five o'clock for Louis
vile, Cincinnati and all way landings.
Mr.. J. S. Jones is her chief secretary.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "The
work of removing the wrecks of the
burned steamers from our levee has
commenced in earnest. Captain Du-
gan, with the bell-bOat Sampson and
three submarine divers, are now ac-
lively engaged on them. Their modus
operandi is as follows: A diver, clad in
his submarine armor, descends to the
sunken wreck and scoops out burrow
in the mud and sand as close under the
vessels bottom as possible; a marine
torpedo, in the shape of a tin canister
full Of powder, with three-tape marine
fuse attached, is then lowered to him.
As soon as the torpedo is affixed in its
proper place, the diver comes up out Of
the water, the end of the fuse is fired,
and in a few moments an explosion Oc-
ours, shattering and demolishing the
wreck and greatly facilitating its re-
moval. One of the fire engines was at
the leyee trying to wash the mud from
the bottom of the Abeona yesterday.
The John H. GrOesbeck has been towed
to the other side of the river, below the
suspension BRIDGE
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BIG CREEK.
What dhe Natives are DOing-COndittOn
and Progress of the Country Crops,
Worms, Candidates, Omce-Fela-
ers--Sam. Rembert and the
Railroad.

CUBA, SHELLEY COUNTY, May Is, 1877.
EDIFoRs APPRAL-The country pros
pers. Real estate advances Tspidly in
value. Farmers begin to appreciate
the value Of these broad rich acres that
might produce tenfold greater crops il
the country were blest with an econom-
ical government, We have too many
office-seekeTs and too few farmels, l'and
that's what's the matter.H Governments
city, county, State and Federal-offer,
each, premium to idleness. There are
enough lively piaoe-hoiders al,oVt Mem
phis to make respectable brigade il
it would not run away to some
soft place in the rear. 1t is fearful to
contemplate them on parade day, and
tiaey Iaake taxpayers tremble when
they come forth IN body. They sweiled
out considerably the day / left town,
when the Sunday-school children moved
through the streets sinmagnificent array.
1t is to be hoped that the poor children,
as they grow up, viii find fewer crea-
lures of the law necessary for their
defense and protection. The dear little
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SPARKS FROM THE MAGNETS.

The painters of Chicago threaten a
strike.
spain wants forty thousand more
soldiers.
salt Lake had fearful hailstorm
yesterday.
A number Of changes III the Brazilian
ministry are announced.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention
meets in Cincinnati tO-morTOws
The weatherprobabilities by telegraph
indicate rain to-day from the gulf to the
lakes.
The Mexican revolution has been hTO-
ken up and the unfortunates are "going
home.h
Judge Leonard, of New York, sue
ceeds Tammany-HaIl Cardozo, re-
signed.
Reports from Spain, by way Of Paris,
state that the Carlists have occupied
Bilboa.
The General Conference of the
Northern Methodist Church has ad-
journed.
The Grand Trunk railroad bridge at
South Paris, Maine, was burned yester
day morning.
The wOrlIingmen's demonstration in
Chicago to-day will number thirty thou
sand men.
The Army Of the Tennessee viii meet
an New York on the third and fourth Of
July next.
The King Of Spain ordered the
Havana students released from chain
gang. Good.
They had twenty-fYe-thOusand-dol-
lar fire in New Orleans yesterday. -Four
houses burned.
The new Swiss Constitution has been
defeated. All the Catholic cantons
voted against it.
The riots at the Calumet and Hecla
copper mines, Michigan, threaten very
serious consequences.
A big elevator at Wabash, Minnesota,
destroyed by fire, entailed a loss Of
seventy thousand dollars.
A powder-mill at Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, exploded yesterday, and the.
woods for miles are on fire.
A knitting mill at Amsterdam, New
York, was destroyed by fire yesterday
Loss, seventy Thousand dollars.
A man named Wischerdroff was
killed on the New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern railroad yesterday.
Governor Walker, Of Virginia, saws
he did not pledge the Virginia Democ-
raey to the support Of the Cincinnati
nominations.
Everybody that can is leaving Ha-
vana. The students condemned 10 the
,liain-gang made their escape on an
English vessel. M
The break in the canal al Big Nose,
New York, is more serious than was at
first reported. Three hundred teams
are at work on it.
On Sunday morning five convicts, all
confined on serious charges, escaped
from the Burlington county Jail, Mount
Hally, New jersey.
In New Orleans yesterday Judge
Theard rendered decision restoring the
confscated property of the late John
Slideli 10 his heirs.
DIR. Howard, the American citizen,
notwithstanding the action of Congress,
was taken 70 CadiZ in chains. TheSpan-
irds seem to fear US.
o. g. Ferry is the nominee for the
United States Senate of the Democrats
of Connecticut, and will be elected on
nine OF ten majority.
The Kasssas City Commercial did not
come out for Greeley. II will contain
an editorial to-day looking TO the coop
eratjonaaf Q Confederate element with