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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-05

MADISON CITY, November 4.-Tay-
lor, 124; Janesville City, Washburne,
Al. Scattering returns so far show that
the Democrats have gained largely over
the vote of two years ago.
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC.
Paper GORe to PrOtest-COndltiOn Of
the Construction Cempany-Ultl-
mate Prospects Good.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4,-The
late edition OF the EueniRg Ze6ecruph
says that the California and Texas con-
structIon company, engaged in building
by contract the Texas Pacific railroad,
was. unable to meet all It's paper matur-
ing to-day. The present financial con-
0Ition Of the country has rendered it
impossible for the company to realIEe
the ready cash on its assets, although
they very largely exceed its liabilities.
Over three hundred thousand dollars of
It's paper, most Of il indOrsed by promi-
nent stockholders, went to protest. The
Liabilities of the construction Of the
company are reported at four million
five hundred thousand dollars in notes
variously indorsed, all maturing in
ninety days; one hundred and sixty
thousand dollars Of loans on collaterals
and individual security, sixty thousand
dollars Of unsecured obligations in the
shape Of drafts, and two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars of the floating
debt, amounting in all to nearly seven
million dollars; this amount, with over
four million dollars OF cash, paid in in
stock of the construction COM
pany, has been expended in
the construction of the Texas
Pacific railroad, and there are three hum
dred miles of the road completed and
equipped and in operation, and about
one hundred and fifty miles additional
graded, bridged and ready for the iron.
The resources OF the construction com.
pany consist OF thirty-five thousand dol
lars per mile of completed road Of the
first-mOrtgage bonds of the railroad
company, secured by a lien on the rail-
road and its equipment franchises,
and a thousand acres of land per
mile granted to the company by the
State Of Texas, over two million dollars
OF construction track-stock. which
viii be promptly paid, and the private
property Of individual indorsers which
IS very large. It is believed that the cred |
itOrs, most Of whom hold large amounts, |
will speedily arrange for an extension |
of Liabilities Of the company so as to |
give time TO realize money without ruin |
Gus sacrifices required by the present
stringeney Of times.
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MEETING OF THE
GENERAL COUNCIL.

MAYORS OFFICE, !
MEMPHIS, November l, 1873.
ETlHE Regular Meeting of the General Council
| will be held at the Council rooms, in Ex-
change Building, at 1 o'clock p.m.s w Wednes-
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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treasurer lspinaer,s Thir.eenth Annual

treasurer sptnner's Thirteenth Annual
WASHINGTON, D. c., November A.
Treasurer Spinner, in his thirteenth an
nual report, says the falling off in re-
ceipts for tiae past year from customs
amounts TO SIS, go, ,764, and from inter
Hal revenue, Sl69, l2s, SO; while the ex-
PenQltl.res are largely in excess Of those
OF th.e previous year. The falling off of
receipts and increase of expenditures
lave put check upon the rate per an
mum al which the public debt was paid
OF the preceding years. These facts
combine 10 make an interesting subject
for reflection; the study of which viii
make good guide if not a warning to
congress, and the administration officers
As well, Of course, that should be pur-
sued II future; either taxation must be
increased, an eXpedient that can hardly
be thought OF, or appropriations must be
kept largely below the receipts, other
wise rapid reduction Of the public debt
win be arrested il not abandoned.
treasurer Spinner says few If any be-
lieve the volume of the circulating me-
dium as fixed by law, stands at an
amount that is exactly right. 1t must
lie obvious to all who have an interest
in, and who have watched the course of
business and financial returns of the
country, that there are times when the
real wants Of the country demand, and
there should be an increase Of currency,
and that there are other times when
the safety Of all legitimate business
requires that il shall be largely
decreased. What is really needed, is
currency so flexible as to at all times
accommodate itself and the business
wants of the whole country. After
arguing the question, the treasurer says
that for existing notorious evils, reme-
dy should be found, and interpOsed,
which remedy be thinks is the issue Of
legal-tenders, convertible into bonds at
allow rate Of interest Of 1856, that be-
Ing the rate most likely TO satisfy all
conditions 10 be met. He thinks that
il IS more than probable that this scheme
VIII not require % increase in the bulk
Of legal-tenders above the present
legally authorized four hundred mil
lions, and that the minimum amount
OF three hundred and fifty-six millions
will ordinarily be sufficient for the easy
transaction Of the legitimate business OF
the country. The project Of pOstOfiice
savings banks, about which the treas
urer says he has been consulted by the
p0stmaster-general, is highly COM
mended by the former as one that would
not only be Of great benefit to indivi-
dual depositors, but to the whole cOun-
try rs well.
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Little Rock Carried by the Re.
publiesns-Washburn Re-
Elected Governor Of
Massachusetts,.
General Banks Elected State Sen
atOF in MISUNDERSTANDING
meTs' Nominees Sue.
cessful in Kansas.
No Politics in Election at Cairo
Unsatisfactory Returns from
Mississippi-Ames Very
Likely Elected.
MISSISSIPPI.


OXFORD.
Special to the Appeal
OXFORD, November 4.-The election
passed Off quietly, with no disturbance
of any kind whatever. The utmost
good feeling appeared to exist between
all classes Of voters. The results have
not yet been ascertained. Almost the
entire vote was cast and the voting was
close. All is quiet.
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VlHE officers and members of ssuu,ss.
Schiller Lodge, No. l40, are here Assz
by notified to meet as their hall, at ~ s
~ o'clock this evening for trans 7z48ftSs
action Of regular business.
JOHN LINKHAUER, N. G., pro tenn.
HENRY SCHILLING, Secretary.
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VICKSBURG.

VICKsBURG, November 4.-The eIee-
ton passed OF quietly. Only about half
the usual vote cast. AlcOrn has proba-
bly, carried the city and county. Scratch
ing prevailed to a considerable extent at
all the polls. Nothing can be obtained
that is reliable.
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RATCBRZ.

NATCHEZ, November 4.-The election
was quiet, weather bad and the vote small.
This county gives Ames 1900 majority.
The returns are not sufficient to indicate
the general result.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November A. Returns
from the city election come in slowly,
but enough is known to insure the cleo
ton Of the entire peoples ticket over
the citizens, or law-and-order ticket,
by majority of FIVE to seven thousand,
and twelve out Of twenty aldermen on
the same ticket. The former ticket
was headed by H. d. Colvin for mayor,
and the latter by L. Bond, the present
acting mayor. One Of the principal
points at issue was the Sunday liquor
law, which viii doubtless be defeated.
Very few reports are in from the
county elections in the State, but those
received show large average vote.
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Notice to Teachers.
E1es0l Notice to Tac-Payers.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER,
SALINE COUNT, KANSAS, !
Salins, February ~, ISIS
Hoeo = heseby given, that The following described
6ena town los, Which vuRo sold on The eth day
lnnR. re, for the denOaeef taxes Of Len, will e
DnVuye6 % the purchases % the 9Th day Of June
- unAn0 redcened prior TO that time, q provided
c. E. FAULKNER,
County TfenGartf.
nsaseipssn. Section. Tow.aAip. Rnse; Ano..s:
.;:s; !: 8:
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Delinquent Tax List,
Saline County.
TREASURES OFFICE,
SALINE CorxTY, KANSAS,
SALIVA. Narch 9Th, lSij

Notice il hereby given that the following described
Lands and Town Lots or SO much thereof may be
necessary for that purpose, vii, On
Tuesday, the oh Day Of Mar, Next,
and the next succeeding days thereafter. be sold by
me- ut public auction at INV Office st the urt House.
in Ssina for DELINQUENT and CT thereon
for the year ISIS. e. Z. FACLkNER.
Treasurer Saline County-
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-08-28
Seltene 6eleaenbeit !!
gsrmtsttuns stnss wsribpolItn
8rQ,t= =&8ierqeidGfteS.

Die llntsr,siGns!e wlnlat ibrs tn Gprinesar-
ben Geipnltip, unniitflbar nabe Der grense Der
Stabt 9Jcrt erbauts 8lsrsBrautrst, nsba len ba.
Az getOrigsn @sfddfts. 9osalitdtfn su sermittbsn.
Die 8raatret etb6rt au ben er6bten unb btfttn
beS fibliHen ptnniplpanien8, bettt bret pel fidn>
bia aeplalsrte sfsllsr Son reipeftp 80, 40 unb 5s
fSa6 Dur&melfsr unb NIT allen u6tbigsn Haeilttds
ten pnlebtn, um bic 9aseruns bon 1900 f5a6 Bier
su srm6alidsa. 8wst lfs1sl soH rs unb 8 f5ab
WsbaIt, Sufsn, GdlIsr, 4hbll6iff &c. &c. Fnb nod
fat neu unb, nit BEN bellen Berbefferun0en ptre.
ben, rpie bonn aud bte ganis 9rauerst tie tittis.
fen Gin unb 0orrt9tunsen btfbt. Der nit
Der Brautrtt pertahbsns Safbn, IN serdumis &c.
mug, nm bunbsrte BON 0dfsn aufJunsbmsn, unb
NIT Stldsn. Stitlen, 4dnfsa, Oas. Waiitr, Glo.
cts ,e. Spllfidnti9 aHeseliattet. Der ~ BEN Gt-
gsntbum gsb5renbe Grunb umfabt rn arsaI bon
sinsm @der, IN btrett8 btbeuienb Ssrld6nert unb
nit ian8sn SHaitenbdumsn tspfanJt unb bfiibt
unibsrtrsfilide Gieenihafisa fur cine eldn3fnbs
Sommsripiribfhaft. @nbuetm bsfnben fl1 ge.
niisenbe NaumIidfsiten fur cine Brauertppbnuns
unmitteIbar ibsr Der Brauerst unb seaissnbs
Cslsssnbst fur anberipeiiise gebdult6ftiien.
Das Gtabliltmsut srfrsut flh elmer auses3eit>
netsn Runblhaff, unb ein balttpte8 befdtigtfr
G,tlh6ftsniann, bat bier gelseenteit bic Rtnta.
belitit nod tu ptrbppptln. Die GigtntbhHtrin
btabNGfist baS GtabIi(Itment nur an einen fi&>
ttasn rslponliblsn Naun ju sermieibtn, BEN aud
Gjslssenbst 8ebottn ftin wlrb. bas 9sf6dft fduf.
lid an fdt Ju brtneen. tus s4f
gsiir nabere ginjslnbelien, Usbin8un9en etc.,
psnbt man iid fhriftlidb cbsr manblib an
8. Gsrnoff
,a tinN ssl.a&nq yssi. pa.
cfuuf oR I473-29Rf tItH
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te Dte
Pexaiplbaaii9e staats,sttnas,
psrausstssbsn BON

J.GEoRaE RIPPER, Box 10,
sd&stnt ieben DonnsrRas, unb teast %. 90
ptr Satr, aablbar tnutrbalb bssSatrfs, nnp
%. 80 mad Beraub bts Sabrsanss.
Gtn,elne GrsmpIartm, 8 Gents per Stad.
Refine Sat(eripticnsn pfrbsn flu rtntser
sls Ied5s Wonateu auaenommen an4 Tam
Niemanb bas Ylatt ab6sReasn, bic aae Wiid'
aGnbe bs.atIt inb.
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Die er66te Werbrcttuns.
Die Circulation bsr ,ptnnfylsantf& &e
Staats. 3ettane" IN Daupbtn County
IN ary6er als bic trssab elmer anbsren tn par.
risburs asbrndten bsutltsn oetr eng!ilWfn 5si' 5
tung. Gle bietst bsstalb PIE belfe @flt9snptM
anjttssn In bislfm '1tti!e efe otaaies e'ne
pefie Bsrbreitung 40 btrltahtn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-08-28

100000 alter berrltde
QGn0ereieit
auf ben Narft. bic tbr BON Der Ser. Staaten fiir
ibre 1abn tstptatst purbe. pon tpelGsn elm srobsr
9beil
felt 1854 bonn 5RtntIi&en gs,fauf rs.
(erptrt wurbs.
Disfe 2dnbeeien ipsrten bersitS BON spei Gts
fenbabnen befabren, inb ba bic ebensa poer aIets
den GetticueH lstpn felt Satrn bstpo9nt wsrben,
Isftrn pieIe D6rfer unb Srttftaften lopie giiens
tabn>S >StatioHsn sinen berettpiaietn Marft fiir
fgaTms Wr6ouften, ipte aud piele 8prtbsile fur
yfir&sn, Shulen unb Rauf6ben.
DIE Gcmpasnie rfferirt ttre 3anesreifn Ju bill
lisen vrtiftn. tabltar IN Ianssn 2srunsn, unb
au uisbrissn Sntseifsa.
Gefunbee Rlima, reine8 WafIer
uuo Elm frn@ttarer Sccen
madt bisls 2anbsrsisn 10 ben pinl&snmfrtbelien
psld5e IL In Amerifd ufferirt tpurben.
4ptt 8ise perlafItn Qeaveniportt, 2aiprsnee
unb &anias gtts idsli& na2 allen Yunfkn an tsr
6. 8. & q. 81. 81. ginie.
2anb. b.Grfcrf&unse. Sidsts Gnb 40 fauftn, unt
Ysr(paen tpeIde Qdnbueisn fauftn, wtrben biz
Ronsn Der 9idttS ipisbsr auriderllatst. gar
ndbne @uSfunft tptnbe man fdb an '..'H
/ 3 itf Jcbm 0S. Scott,
.ti 'tii 2anb.g .gummifar,
Gtamuts, 6anfas,
pbr e.D 'sf4si
e.9.& g. R. 81. Co., eawrsnes. ssaufas.
ossSt
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1873-08-28

MIt BEN e5anbwttssS sSnfsIn tf elm
9anbslsvsttras su Stanbe sstonimsn.
bur& pel&tn bic vsarl. .Safsl an bic
Werttnisten @taattn abSttrtttn wire.
Scr ftbsaie 9atrfstas ber tsleprapti.
fden gfrbinbuns @msrita's NIT Gnro.
pa Babel IL am 28. SUI Ia 5sarts gon'
tent gsfeiert wetbem.
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poelie.

Il
1rtnf=Qiec.
Sb pir @&pabsn Obsr wrsubsa
Rhan oter @&uI,s bsiBsn,
Das ibut NiHis balu;
ater ub pir bsuii9sn BIutss.
Dsutfam 6aass Ruib,s,
Das tbut was ta5n.
Ob Ia Otfni& Obtr Sa&fen
Ostr 9aisrn aufsspaaisn
Das ibut Ml&is ba,u;
Mtsr d pIr bfutl& tm 3rl'n,
Dsutf9 u @ort anb eisb uub S&nssn
Das ibui nae ba,u.
Ob mir IN waIaatn ibrcnsn
Dbtr aftumiebe ,pOtnsn,
Das tbut niHts baiu;
@tsr % NIT bsil'ssn 1Iisbtn
1olf unb DaistIanb ptr Iiebsn
Das ibut tpas baiu.
Ob pk DiHtn otu WaIsr
@uIsfn pt&fsIn ubr abaItf,
Das ibat Hi&is ba,u;
| Mber ot mir titf I'm Gtnne
psssn rsiass GoIb tn Wtnas
Das ibut mas ba,u.
81 pIt Jung ia braunsn 2edtn,
Osu alt tm 2sbufubl bSdsn,
Das itut Ni&ts balu;
Nber Oh bic alts Tteue
Sn uns grin unb sriibi auf's Nsus.
Das itat pas balu.
81 pir uns nit Riasastf& assn
Obu an 8aiansn Iea1tm
Das ibut ai&ts ba,u;
Mbsr Oh mir bel BEN GNtn
au& BE Grmsn ni&t psres6en,
ttut was taiu.
Ob pir 8irssr obr Niitsr,
QStasutt pbsr @&nitisr,
Da tbut Yi&ts basu3 q
asr ot wir fsins ssns@ @&lsahu,
Gtsunb bss S&Snsn, Babrsn, G4tsu,
Das tbut pas balu. t. asst
lln5srm Bolt sum 9sil unb Ssssn,
2abt uns Gab' wab Sanbs s5sn,
Das ibui mas balu;
serafiis iuirb 10 na9 ben Wsbsn
@sinu Nsuesburt alsbsn
Ebnn plr Aa' basu.
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sia'H stru"pf NIT @sIs*) unt.r b,n
'o,'"'ne'" o0lr tnOor,os. ttn .titaa
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amer if"" ts'r'" @aseoaa,r .tstt.
'ea s'ocahist turp ria u,na.r b.s
spslssn @sf&o0I.s.
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= aa0s'sanSa. bic moo uns i.st eu,'s
mu. i'i"s s'sIs nfaan. tais i.ta.
"faF e'r1serf SAoa mar Der g,,sol.
gee naos. ba suiaane i'm po,i Elm
la'@'s'''ats @sfarsi unb sk 5romm.l
witbslfs. "
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nal iae" ii1 naH i,in.m sSlaH,op
s' a"' iutr NIT Rem @spsbu an ban
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Surid. #s7
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e@m'r,ruf nI&t s.stuas,a, ben Gas.
par %" S&nGs aasas6, wotl atsr au
0sm fss Sistssrs. t,r an Der Osfaana
'aas. w'I&s H isItR gum spss,n Der.
8trtAtu
Wobi mar tas sari.u uab gtus.u
aus Dem Cc,ff Sum DIR. Der tm SHaH.
h Wsbors.ntn ssbruap.n anb baite Sort
0s sotr'uns ai&t puftlt. 9Isia wts
slns esi&s fa6 uttlasa unp Stampf's
tfaa pa. Ek bs0sn atrdnsh rt,sl,sn
ab'r ibs WanS.n tsrab. Die baubs
8sia'f'f. %isisn M nm ben SAas p,s
0'mmsts far tis uaelidH&tm. utu.
asn bttttt taapifd1lia far Gtnen.
40, ba'ts iIe esipnet mas bort fa .r.
s'snsti bate fs ben armsa, bsG.a Uss.
eano il@ ssISit. bluhn tm Sof. ltee.n
i'e'H, Rs maze niat bier ssblI.tsn, anb
eait' fs t1r asbsn waSsa m6iIsn. Die
Ndnnsr fa6.a ain. ea unb laufAt.u
anSRpOa BEN fsrnsn aumufs.
Mls br etetssr ben S&u6 uab ben
aaSltiHtst tSIts. srlanate er bte GHm.
me istuss Scefeinbss. bee Gaspar absr
~ isinsr etrs ist 90 ssfast, ietn aabres,
als eas @sfabl bee mitlsibs bspeats
feline eetie.
aanalam tam bas etStasn ttet nd.
tsr unb pSbit& srlaisn Gaspar unfern
oT Osfnuns, an w,Insr bm Shiaer
| aanb.
'a pvt iSnt u n!.ssr.-Dsr stsisss,
Fano wis stnsewurjsIt. Da 5prah Gao
par bstsnb. I'D. 9srr. Id fltls "a, tsin
Mtm bait MID trsilt. Seraib mir mstne
sra.n ss,..o.0 - e'sss9 Rs3.. @'r. H.. pas ta Den,
",M Sm'se1 OWES 9espaa, pte ID
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a.a .ms..M .s. .oe.wsneea Orat eran8en
les >, .'s,.s n. S.s Ds.s", aso ,!s a!soaio esr'
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", WV Pa."N 'gM an mW ~u6tn, Die
at.r b.r .ras .ras,r,mss rvs m..%., %.s. aass mss
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esr sntssstn.
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sis.s.aes, .nur sia Bort bsE gsrse'
bnne. tab Id bod ftrttn fann nit BEN
arcRt, Str tabst mir nsint ufbfltta.
kn ptrjttteR!
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Or, Geo, Wm. Rue0i,

Or, geo, Wm. FueOb
OeutI6er 9lrst & 9tu9emar3t
bieist bisrmit bsm ssstrtsn yubIifum feline pro-
pelfIpnelen Dten(te an.
ciErs In No. 2O8 9pette Stra6s, bret 9taren
uutsrtalb Der Nulbsrrp Straee. Sfttt> Stun.
ben. lis 8 ilbr 0urmittaBs, 1 bio 3 unb bic
8 llbr Ra4mittass.
6arristurs, NoS 2, ls7l-tf.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-06
IunfnFA FAEaln.

From the London .Times.T
Will the line stretch out to the crack
of doom2" What with the late argu-
ments Of political quidnunps, chiro-
graphic experts, and the numberless lit
erary sngppers-up and purveyors Of un-
considered triRes, We had supposed the
Junian debate closed for the moment,
and that Sir Philip Francis was to be
heneeforth accepted as the author of
the famous letters. But here comes Sir
Arthur Gordon, Governor of the Mauri-
thus, and writes letter to his fatner-in-
law. Sir John Shaw Lefevre, setting
forth that his father, the Earl Of Aber-
deem, had the frequent and positive
assurance of Pitt that he knew who
the author of "Junius" was, and that
he was not Sir Philip Francis. It is
generally admitted that such an asseT-
ton from Pitt must count for a good
deal: and that such an assertion
was really made by Pitt is not doubt
ed by those who know most OF Lord
Aberdeen and Of bis son, the pres
snt deponent-since the honor ot Sir
Arthur Gordon, pledged to the repeated
statements Of bis father, may fairly be
accepted as the equivalent Of aH osih.
The great number Of people Who have
never been able 10 believe that Sir Philip
Francis had the brains 10 be Junius
will be satisfied, no doubt, with this fresh
evidence in support Of their theory. But
who are they 70 put IN his steadf Is it
Chatham. or Delolme, or another Of the
many contempOraneous worthless who
have been proved. beyond peradveuiure,
TO have written the bitter and powerful
sp,ciles 50 profusely discussedl One
point, a. least, seems 70 be settled BY this
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Hfsl 81, Aha s in 50 m i1lmediste use kept con-
.si 49, W ultss.t sad tressod 10 order without
,Ttrs sbsrss- dr. ters fSr dressing chosen hsh
ias.1s;is ~ 1S .5.' osi''e n. b. .DoMsIOCk CO.
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About the best story told lately is Of a
wealthy New York German and Hart
ford livery-stable keeper, who was 10th to
let his best rig to a stranger. The Ger
man was bound to have his ride, and
agreed to buy the horse and sleigh, and
when be returned the stable keeper
might refund the money. This was done,
I'D the team returned aud money re-
funded, when the German started to 90.
Hold on" sai1 the man Of horses
you have not paid Toar sorse hire.
"Why, my dear sir, said tte eE
Yorker. coolly. / have been driving my
own team this morning.
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new contribution to the debate, and which
traverses an idea before generally re-
ceiyed. This is the idea maintained by
the Edinburg Review that, before the
publication of Taylor identity of Junius,
in 1917, Sir Philip Francis had never
even been suspected as the mysterious
author But, if we give heed to the
Voice from the Mauritius " that now
reaches us, this notion must forthwith
be abandoned, since Pitt was unlikely
to offer to refute what nobody had
ever asserted, and his communica-
tions to Lord Aberdeen were made
before the date assigned. In spite
of the efforts of all The explorers and ex-
humers and logicians, from Taylor to
Chabot, the whole subject will probably
now be plunged into more hopeless
doubt and confusion than ever; and it
furnishes salutary warning of the
dreadful evils that a letter-writer, how
ever able, may impose on posterity when
he insists on doing his work anony-
mously. In fact, his power for mischief
in this wise is in proportion to his abil-
ity, as "Junius" has emphatically
shown. 1t was said that when the let
ters first appeared, that every one of
them drew blood; but if they drew as
much blood as they have since drawn
ink England would hardly have been in
condition for Waterloo, and Junius"
if conscious of the doings in
this mundane sphere, and if, in fact,
really undiscovered, must regard with
grim complacency the success of a
scheme of mystifcation, which is, so far,
without parallel in history.
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| Miss lisa Blagden, the English author
ess, who died recently in Florence, was
most interesting woman, and one
whose loss will be felt severely by En-
glish and Americans visiting the City
Of Flowers" Warm-hearted, hospitable,
her drawing-room was the resort of ar.
lists and authors, and her devoted friend
ship to Mrs. Browning will be her pass
port to fame when the letters of Eng
land greatest poets are collected for
publication. For many years Miss Blag-
den was Mrs. Browning's most intimate
companion, and she numbered among
her friends Walter Savage Landor, Rob
ert Browning, Lord l.ytton, Owen Mere
dith, the Trollopes, George Eliot, Char
lotte Cushman and many other oelebri-
ties. In opening its gates to her the
beautiful Florentine cemetery receives
all that is mortal of one of the kindest
friends and most honest souls that ever
oheered the world.
The restoration of Warwick Castle,
partially destroyed by fire in the latter
onJ &c 1877 is NEARLY oomnlatad