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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

SENATOR TRUMBULL has made an
other big speech against Grant and his
ring. Morton's knees seem to weaken
under the heavy blows and his impu-
pudenco is falling him, in the light o.
truth.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

Mr.. Martin also has releases, say,
81, 900, and claims further Delinquent
CITES which have not yet been acted
on, and his supplemented list not yet
carefully examined. When the
amount levied on Is collected, Mr.. NJ.
will be entitled to com missions on
amount paid additionally. He has
by tue County Court been appointed
agent to collect up all arrearages on
his book
]. ]. Hawls to tax list OF lsGs sl4sle 81
" " 1859 .......... 1896 ia
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

GREELY has discovered that Grants
denomination is inadmissable because
he is mixed up with emboliments of
fraud such as Clark of Texas. He
has been as Glow in discovering Grants
coalition with frauds, az he was in
finding out that the pumpkin is a fail
ure, az a shade tree.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
WEsr PoINr. GA. Sent. 9. IS

WEsr POINT, IA, Sept. 3, Isl,
Dr, VIA ". Tut: Dear Sir--I have been
an invalid for nvo years, and have with
fortttudc and patience tried nearly every
patent medicine known to the people,
without any eflectual relief. IL was sug-
gested by some Of my friends to take your
Vegetable Pills, 'or which am under oblI-
atoms for said suggestion, II being n IA
yorable One. propose 10 state the effects.
weigh more than I ever did. and my
health is far better than Il has been In u We
years, / certainly give all tho credit to
Your Pills; and rs soon as there Is an in
N,nIc ,hot ne ,,a,,,.. LII H. RI, pbi u;
ii you choose.
Very respectfully. J, \. Donaldson.
the uarbers Prefer DIR. Tutt's UnIr
Dive
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

DR.. +. N, Gushing, of Woodville,
Ky, adyertises that saloon keepers
who sell him liquor when he is drunk
he will prosecute when he is sober.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

BgArV, who was sentenced TO be
hanged in Mlury county on the 10Th
Inst, has had his oSecu ton postponed
g. tln Ifh.pc Anvil u.Nt
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

Quite n novelty in the shape OF n new
style Patent Stem Winding Watch, that is
hunting-caso or open face combined. has
been brought out by Stewart, Graham Il
Co Jewellers q Whitehall street, New York
which they sell NJ the wonderful low price
Of Sl2. Read their advertisement and pur-
chase ono ~ you'want really good Watch.
christian Weekly endorses their reliabil-
ity in every way"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

ERIE is trying to deodorize itself by
cxpellins such mcn as Jay Gould, 1t
is a good work, aud we hope the sweep
will be q clcnn one.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

A CONTEMPORARY shrewdly suggests
that Grants popularity with his party,
rests so,ely upon the belief, of that
party, that it can elect no one else
Radical patriotism is comprised of the
idca--party snpremacy--its love Of
country il commensurate only with the
revenue it yields TO Radical official
thieyes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

THE sanity Howard, Of the Freed
mln's Burc.s,, has been appointed
Indian Commissioner. lie will find
SHINING Indians far less profitable
than fleeing negroes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
The Darbers Prefer DR.. Tutt's Hair
Dye.
SYMPTOMS or CArARnu.

lndiSposition 10 exercise, difficulty of
thinking OF reasoning. or concentrating
the nina upon any subject, laSsitude, lack
OF ambition or energy, discharge falling in
thick and tenacious mucous, purulcnt, Of
fenSivc, Sc, In others q dryneSs, dry, WA
terry, weak or infiamcd eyes, ringin In
ears, deafness hawking and coughing to
clear throat. alterations. death aud decay
OF bones, stflbs from ulccrs, constant desire
ID clear nose und throat, voice altered, ma
sal twdn:, offensive breath, impaired or to-
Ltl deprivation OF sense of smell aud taste.
dizziness, mental depression, loss of appe-
iite, indigestion, dyspepstn, enlarged tom
Sllsi tlckHng cough, diniculty In speaking
plainly, general debility, idiocy ana insali-
lty
An the above symptoms are common 10
tho disease in some OF Its stages or compli-
cations, yet thousands of cases annually
terminate In consumption orinsanity, and
end in the grave, without ever having
manifested one THIRD of the symptoms
above enumerated.
No disease IL more common or less I'M
deiStood by physicians. The Proprietor OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Will pay $500 re,
ward for ease OF catarrh which he cannot
cure. sold by druggists. or send sixty cents
to r. v. Pierce. NJ D., l53 Seneca street,
Bufaio, \. T., for IL.
The world does not Contain med
teal pre- haration which has obtained a
moro " ide-spread ana deserved popularity
than tho MExIcAa MusfAso IfEIMKST.-
Sinoe its introduction 10 public notice
more than twenty years aEe, i has been
irdary % man or hoast which can be atfect-
ed BY local application, aud 50 far as ite
proprlctoTs are aware, II hus not failed ina
single Instance. Amer so long and SUCCESS
ful u term Of pyohati0u, who VIII have the
hagd ihoodtq d",iy 81, pr, r'rinnnf claims
aHH 0 HHH . n. D. y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

YARMOUTH, the head center of
Louisiana thieves, has declared for
Davis in case, Grant is rcnom,nat,d.
But he was not done with Grant until
Grant WAS done with him--so honesty
is not the base of the revolution.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

A COMMITTEE has been appointed
to investigate the Secretary of the
Navy. One BY one the raeals
are being brought before the bar
of public opinion, but as rasoals
are in combination to shield each
other, the investigation must, ofneccs-
city, fall far short of the full truth
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
LoSGsTREET has taken one step I

LONGSTREET mas taken one step TO-
wards getting back into decent society
--hc has resigned his collectorship.
lie has staid too long in the Radical
den, and the odor of corruption will
cling TO him through life. We wish it
were otherwise, but he has his own
foolish part, and the dayof his desti-
ny is Ger"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
March Is, 1872.

AhNh ANNef NNAAAaASf
March Is, ISL?
The present tax collector has been
notified not To levy On land for taxes
when there isany otherproperty, and
has been, "a all Others have repeated
~ been, urged to close up his list ut
once.
With view of paying Of county
warrants, l will say that where any
land IL ordered to bc sold to pay coun-
~ taxes, the debtor of the county
may pay OIL the county part In eoun-
IS warrants, and the county will he
glad to do IL as with all other county
debts.
| find this communication IL so
long that postpone the railroad tax
exhibit nntil another Issue, and as |
will probably attend the meeting OF
Circuit aud Criminal Judges at Nash
vile, next week, to try and reduce
expenses of prosecution in criminal
eases, | will probably not present that
statement next week.
Respectfully,
+. w. KING,
County Judge.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

The Manchester Democrat, favors
Gen, w. A. Quarles, az the Democrat
lc candidate for Governor.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
PRIVATE BOARDING /!

Farmers and others VISITING ClarksvIllc.
Will save money BY stopping nc the North.
tngton Boarding House, 81 tuaied on Frank
IN street, known Us the late residence OF
Major Bailey.
supper Lodging and kfsss, ~.
Ny table VIII he supplied With tue lest
< " soRrIifNdrnN.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

The State election which came offin
New Hampshire yesterday, if we may
may judge b. the reports 50 far rece "
ed, did not result favorably to the De-
mocracy. The Republicans elect
Straw Governor and carry the Legisla
ture, This Straw, we are pleased to
think, does not show how the wind
blows to any particular degree. Last
year the vote Oh Governor stood IVES.
ton, Democrat. 3l,700; Pike, Republi.
can, 81 S92; Cooper, Labor Reform
782; Comings Temperance, Al. Weston
failed to receive majority over all
and the election was thrown to the
Legislature. The Democrats having
majority of one on joint ballot elected
Weston. Gu. Enquirer 1871.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

The whole cost of the war to the
Northern and Southern States from
1861 to 1886 is estimated as follows !:
Lives, 1000, coo; property, by destruc-
ton, waste, etc, 50 600 100000. The
gross expenditures of the United States
from June. 1861, to July, 1866, were
S., T92, 257 1000. OF this the actual
war expenses were about So 352, 237,-
900. The expenses of States, counties,
cities, and towns in the Northern
States. not represented by funded
debts, have been estimated at $780,
100000. The increase Of State debts
on the war account was 1922, 900 900
The increase of city, town, and county
debts is estimated at 300, 600
Total war expense of the loyal States
aud the national Government S6,162,-
237 900, The estimated direct expen-
ditures Of the Confederate States on
account ofthe warswere 81 600, 600, 600.
Aggregate estimated expenses of the
war to the country, north and south,
50 165 237 900.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
LUMBIcIc.
GOOD Seasoned Lumber and Mood I

We have al our MIL lust ahoye Doyteh
= tos's fiouriDg Miil y fnc stos X Of Iun-
ners good and dry, w have, AlAo. aood
a. short nosiee aud al piices 70 auit the
ws-sil seii Wood at very rsssorshla
Prizes at The NIll,o' esl,i.ye 5eldc. lniGs
'9arisyllie srrt . sd ''''i - = ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
WAKEFIELD
EARTH CLOSET,

u new invention. A good stock always on
hand.
march is, '72-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
EVERYTHING NEW { COMPLETE

There Is not an article In our house that
is not fresh and newly purchased at this fac-
tories OF first hands al the Lowest Cash
Prices The stock was selected by q. w.
Uillman and =. J. Averett. Mr.. Averett
is q practical W, rkman having the expert.
encc of the business for over Nineteen
Years. Our motto shall be
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
MlnlglnaIl W1lsl Mills,

MANUFACrORY OF flno Cassiraefsa.
plain aud colorcd Jeans, white ard plaid
Linseys. flannels, vhitoand colore.i fsien-
kets, Iweeds, Stocking Yarns and Yarn
rulings. which we arc Offering To the trade
AZ Wholesale 90 retail, ana al prices "a suit
tho times. Mcrcnants are spoc iaily lnyi-
Tod 70 extmino oar goods before going
rum home 70 buy such goods ms we IMAM
ufse.ure. We nanufactur. wool for Gus
TONERS or exchange any goods We tnak. or
store. HI ~.
Msssrs. Coulter \ Alloy. OF cihrksviiio,
ana fettus A. Bro, New Prov tdence, Tenn.
are our agents 70 buy v DOL or receive II 70
De cnrded or manufactured. Parties wish
ING their wool cardsd OF manufactured can
leave ~ With our agents. and give written
Instructions what they want done with II,
ana wo viii receive, card or lnanufacture
AMI return IL free Of charge.
bloch Bro, are agents In Clarksyilie for
mo salo of my goods, aud country iner-
chants VIII DO supplied by them al mill
Rospeetfuliy, ANN iANt
p. rEArUER, Agent
jane ~. issi-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

Ir will be gratifying to our readers
50 learn that Prince Frederick, heir
apparent of Ulysses, |. Lately visited
both Houses Of Parliament, London.
But il may not be equally gratifying to
learn that he is sightseeing at their
expense. But as the King can do no
wrong the silent submission ofhis sub
jects assumes the garb Of public vir-
tun
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

Total payments to Trustees. .,....... 500 81 80
In addition To the above receipts the
magistrates IN tho several districis compo-
! sing the county have paid into the cOuuty
trcnsnfy, duling this period, four hundred
and ten Gao 0J) dollars. small onense
nuvS.h respectfully,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16

TUE Southern harder of Texas il
ovcrrun by cattle thieves from Mexico
The settlers invoke the protection of
the government, but Grant Il too busy
with the ksklux. to spare troops fof
the protection of any portion of our
territory. If not reelected, he must
descend from the position Of chief Of
brigands and turn sneak thief, on his
own hook--a change he deprecates on
account only, Of difference in profits.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1872-03-16
CREDITS:

He also cIaims other delinquents
and his supplementary list is to be
added, and when amount sold to the
State is paid in ami balance collected
will have other commissions.
a. n Smith to tax list for ls7O.....s 9.797 "A
" d" ls7l,......., 20,5S7 "a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
2mremburger GAZETTE.

bic Sara, welde in cas- Weer Hiebt. lpirp
aud cas YrpIl Der &Gite allmdlis PER-
dnrcrt. Oph aeihiebt pies serbdltnibs
mdeis ielten; in Der &eael erreidt Die
eesen Sicrelt hiebenpe SaSa, ptsleib
ihr bier am psnisiten 5ineerniile entses
seniteben, Die See nift, ipncern besniiSt
ii6 nit Der l~letcrlasrruns Der satlrettcn,
'auf bieler Seite seleSenen Srtlhaften,
bon csnsn Sprre Del @recr Die bepeutene>
ite lit.
9luf Der weitlidtn Nbrahurs res Sc
IuS'S, unaefibr in Dalber Sbbe rrielten,
auf rem Wpnte Gantercni, befinret iid
ieit 1913 ras SblerSatprium, ,pprin istt
1855 prpfeiIpr Yalmieri nit unermilrs
lihem Sleib Ger Sepba6tuns aller Grupz
tipnsrri6einunaen, lppie Der bier ltattz
finrenren Grrbeben pbliegt. Sir lesteren
;3ircf wurre Don ibm Elm aueerit empfincz
ltder GretebenmefIer cpnitruirt, wel6er
cie Belt, Hidtuna unp Stdrfe jepes, aud
res ihwdditen Stpees ielblt re9iitrirt. Sc
lit nislfo6 bic Weinuns serbreitrt, pa6
GrritEbe ulp onperc Sprset6en bic 9ez
w~altioiten Ausbri6e pss SeIup's i'm
Srrnrs serfdnpen. Oas 1T entldiepen
Elm Srrtbum. @inselne SdIe mBBen
ocrfpmmen, aber ais Sesel fpnnen teiilc
ipl6en lnseiden nambaft 9emabt ,perpen.
las Serlieaen Ger Suelen in SUrre eel
Greco UNI 9teit1a i'm Mai 1913 unc
cas- mpmentanc 3uriiftreten pes Weerss
i'm ndmliGen Wpnate cIrften l6werli6
i'm 3ulammenbanse iteben nit Gem befs
tiscn @ustrude reS SeluS's am Is. De-
sember relelben SabreS. sic fSnnen
auerrinss ibren @runp in Sprsinsen
baben Die i'm ausemsinen iib auf Die
Sulfaniide Natur rer sansen llmsebuns
besieben. aud GrpltSee in Ger nd6iten
umsebuns iinp nidt bic nptbwenpisen
Sprbpten Sulfaniider @usbrii6e, pie
ote5 ia bic leBte 8ataitrppbe ceutlid be-
psiit. Dian bat in Neapel ielbit Spr Der
eruption feline bemerfenswertben Stpbe
Seripirt. Spd lpbalr bic unterirpiide
Sbdtisfeit i'm 0rpben, ibre gu unp abz
nabmr auf Der sansen Grre in Setraft
seSpaen ipirp, eann l6eint in Ger Sbat
Gin 3uiammcnbans swiiden ben beftiss
fen Sewesunsen Der Grrrinre unp ben
yulfaniiden prpseIen faum mebr ;peiz
felbaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05

weanitcwpe. Waritppee Co.. Wttael Q tmttt.
1ilrautee. Wilraufes Gp...@. Sbtltj.
Mineral point, Soma Gp....3 itplas 9artert
0eipburst, Waitinstcn Gr".S enrs S6ptne.
Wepautes, 99auieItd Gp.....S ern. Rtes.
pert sDaibiastcn, S,aufss Gs.g ster Suttrltt
Saint Granes, WiinaufssGp .. s ptn q smmers.
Sturgeon Sas, Drrr Gc-....Yeter prppfpm.
Zen mile Sruie" Wilwdutee~Y a u 8enaltr.
3apdeeedb, 5pne eu Sac Ge.p eter5bilt
@aumarees, Buffalo Co. W 6atl 8urt.
9Galbdin, Sepaunee 9p.........R ttelasSput q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
Anton geeb's
Dubuque 8rauerei,
Goaler Maenue,
Dubuque, 8owa.
Neue
S6mieoe @ertaattc

Clay SnaBs, spil6sn ~. unb 10. Stra6s.

clay Grape, SpllWfH IL uHp 10. S'abf'
Ia ID isbt msine gBertf6tte erSTnet une cine l~dngiatrias
Griabrune in eem @sindfts babe, bin i6 In ben Stauo se-
iest ale in has S6mispefa6 tini4lasissn &rbeiten mad
Wunid ~ ~teisrsen.
SeiCnesrs mSdts id Better pen Wlblen eardaf autuisrts
fam maiden, eae i'd ale WtublensS 6miee sarbetsn, btten'
here gtublentamner u. |. II. prompt une biais rsparirt,n ne
bin I'm StGnee. Ia mir cine ~tSiabria. Griabrana in BEN be-
fcnefrn 3ptigs sur Srits ftstt. cute Arteiten 80 gardntirsr.
@iraist Nafiraet cher SefeluuSer mpse man mir yer
@rrrsB sulpmntn laren. = Gin gutter eeutidDsr BageH'
NADER fnftt tirs ishr rOrtbeiltaite @sltgenbtit I'D aut stee'
ne Rs&nuns ~ %etablirsn. l6br. %. SDit.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-06-05
4arm 81 usrkautm F.!

Cine aussMadnete Sarm In gDinasibtd 60, Soma.
l6O Alder sntbdEsne, III aus freisr 6anp ju sertduien.
Sieisibe liest In elmer ~rei,tnesn, @seene, etpa glelle pen
3pin Sprinss, (Jsftnal. Die l~lm9esenp IN BON eeutI6en
aatbeliten tdrl beiegt uue bat quite StuIen unt aud lathe
lilbe airden. Die 5arm III ebenes sane une rsi6lih nit
Srunuen. unp 2uelpahtr esriebsn. ~gepbnbaus unb gls.
~benas6auee lne In better Srenuus une Bon einem l6Snsn
G~bfaarten umeeben, her Bablretbe traSbare Sbtbdume bat.
% ader fne aussgeitnstss ghuelane, % gfer eutes Sels.
lamb Oahslbs lisst ettt am Saui9 une eas llebries gpiesn.
LAMB init ldmen 0ras. Gds @anjt itebt biQis ~ pertau,
fan unter ben sinfisitea Septusunssn.
2BsNrn g1herem beltebs man nd an len Giaentblmst labti
,u reneen an Srtune Steue.
SenrD Seitfemper,
20Dr,3Wt, Salmar, Dipusitid Co., Sa, .:gissntbamsr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
Letter No. 4-Doctor Livingstone to Earl
Granville.

Letter No. 4-Doctor Livingstone to Earl
Granville.
UJIJI, Nov, IA, 1871.
NV nRD-In my letter dated BambA re, Novem.
Der, 1870, now enclosed NO. ~, stated my grave
suspicious that packet of about forty letters
dispatches copies OF all the astronomical observa.
lions from the coast EDWARDS, and sketch maps on
tracing paper intended to convey clear idea of
all the discoveries up to the time OF arrival at
UjUi-woud be destroyed. II was delivered to the
agent here Of the Governor Of Unyanyembe, and
paid him In full all he demanded to transmit It to Syde
bin Salem Buraschid, the so-called Governor who
is merely trade agent OF certain Banians OF Zanz
bar, and person who Is reputed dishonest by all.
Az an agent he pliers from his employers be they
Banians or Arabs as Governor, expected to ex.
ercse the ONCE of magistrate, he dispenses ina.
tice to him who pays most; and as the subject OF
Sultan, who entrusted him because he had no
power on the mainland to supersede him, he robs
his superior shamelessly No Arab or native ever
n ntsers good word for him but all de'es' him for
The following narrative requires IL 10 be known
that his brother All bin Salem Bnraschid, Is equally
notorious for unblushing dishonesty. All Arabs and
Europeans who have had dealings with either
speak In upmeasured terms Of their fraYd aud du-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
Letter No. I-Dr. Livingstone to Lord
STANLEY.


BAABARRE, MANYUEMA COUNTRY, say about)
$50 miles West OF UJiji, Nov. Is, 1870 !
II LoRD-As soon as I recovered sufficiently to
% soic to march from UIiji, went up Tanganyika
aoout sixty miles, and thence struck away north
Woss INTO the country or the Manyuema or Manyema,
Inc reputcd cannibals. My object was to follow
Gown the central line OF drainage of the
Great Mic valley, which / had seen pass.
Ang through the great Lake Bang
ueoIo, and changing Its name from Chambeze
90 Luapua; then, again, on passing through Lake
Noero, assuming the name Lualaba. and after form.
fng third lake Kamolondo) becoming itself great
fiverian lake, with many islands in IT, soon sonn1
myself in the large bend which this great lacustrnc
river makes by moving west about one hundred
and eighty miles, then sweeping round to the north
Two hours were the utmost could accomplish in a
day; but by persevering gained strength and in
July came mp to the trading party OF Muhamad
Boeharib who, by native medicines and carriage
saved my life In my late severe Illness in Marungu
Two days before we reached Bambarre, the resi-
dence Of the most sensible Of the Manyema chiefs,
called Moenekuss we met band OF Ujjian traders
carrying $4,000 pounds weight OF ivory, bought In
fhs new field for mere trfne In thick copper brace.
Iets and beads The traders had been obliged to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17

companions, after breaking their engagement TO
serve for twenty months, which was formally
entered into before Mr.. sunley, went to that gen,
been murdered demanded 'I pay FOR an the the time
they had been absent and received 10. They re-
ceiyed from me advance OF pay and clothing
amounting to Gao sterling. / now transmit the
particulars to DR.. Kirk, the political agent, and
demand that the advances and also the pay should
as the reward of faisehood, the punishment en-
joined to be inflicted by Lord Stanley viii only be
laughed at. d. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-17
The Correspondence of the Great Trav-
eller Received at the British
Foreign Office.
THE LUALABA COUNTRY
~Kintefwetefwe," or the Floating
Bridge of the Lualaba River.
FOLLOWING IN THE ELEPHANT TRACKS.
Travel Through the Primeval For
ests Of Interior Africa.
THE asOKOS" OF MANYEMA.
Invalided at Bambarre with Eat
ing Ulcers on the Feet.
IRRlBLE SCENES IN A SLAVE CAMP.
destinations Of the Ivory Trade
of Manyema.
The NAME RS.
The Experiences of "a Tramp of Over
Four Hundred Miles.
THE WATERSHED OF THE NILE
Tho Mistakes Of Others Who Have BraVely
Stfiven to Solve the Ancient Problem.
II TIE COUNTRY OF THE CANNIBALS
The Drunken Moslem Tailor Who
Robbed the Doctor.
KILLED BY THE KORAN.
Disappointed and BafHed by the
Bantam Slaves Sent
to Aid Him.
TERRIBLE MASSACRE AT NYANGWE.
he Mavcrs Descent on the Market Place and
Five Hundred People Murdered.
uVMGST0NET LETTER TO DR. KIRK.
The Doctors Description of the
Coming Of Stanley, the
Herald Explorer.
IRARLY DESTITUTE WHEN RELIEVED.
Contrast Between the American Prompt
ness and the English Hardness.
.DUTCHEE" OR BANTAM TRADING
Bantam Influence in Shaving and
Trading at Zanzibar.
THE FINES LEVIED ON TRADERS.
How Shaving All Along the Coast
@s Might Be Suppressed.
IHMGSTONE'S COMMISSION TO STANLEY.
The Spirit With Which the Brave Old Man En-.
Bantam Influence in Shaving and
Trading at Zanzibar.
THE FINES LEVIED ON TRADERS.
How Shaving All Along the Coast
ai' Might Be Suppressed.
IYMGSToNEs COMMISSION TO STANLEY.
The Spirit With Which the Brave Old Man En-.
na tiers Upon His Final Explorations,
LONDON, August Q, 1872.

LONDON, August 9, 1872.
Lord Stanley, Earl Clarendon, Earl Granville and
Dr.. Kirk which were forwarded by Mr.. Stanley, the
HERALD commissioner, to the British Foreign Office,
and received August L. 1872. Through the courtesy
Of Earl Granville the letters were given to the press
mr. publication.