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Napoleon for bor ronks are too dis
connected for a successful sally
anything except it he breast.
works Of bread and butter; certainly,
lot Of the more tried AMI veteran
the "old B~lcholor,7 who
bis door and leaves ont in .he
old the poor ahd neody.
Mon Dieul what a terrible creature
C is! Yet what an auction store
+. wishes to open for his happi ,
.oss. What a high bidder she pre-.
lets the poor, disconsolate h carts
Ike his own will become ! What
parks OF married felicity, she thinks
ill radiate from contact of two such
intS! What promi sc Of warmth, !
'armth to every icicle of those two |
ones of life. Does she pretend to
G the champion of married bliss ? I
)ocs she always form such o line Of
attic? Are her ranks so weakly Of {
cered that she cannot see bow unfit
hey are to advance against such OPP s
onent? She cannot thin sour ranks {
y such manoeuvres, she must be more I
oy, stratagam alone can subduc rs, {
Jar sentinels are on the alert, and
very fortress is armed ready for ac- {
ion. We fear only her miners and
lppers; "a blowing up" now and
hen hurts US. Let her organize min .
1g corps, dig deeper trenches. in ,
rease her corps of match makers, il ,
he wishes oui eXter mination. 1t is
lone by these formidable bodies we .
1ccumb.
How dim the freside must have ,
cen from which she sketched how .
of light /! how exhausted she |
lust have been from her home bat-
les! how thoroughly she must rule ,
err subjects, and what confidence she ;
lust have in their submission! to
brow open the doors of her estate to
hc,,full flood tide ofsunshine in which
IS weakness and imbecility bask. :
ir. Editor, let a. E. open her auc- :
ion with the other poor, disconso- I
,tc hearts and she might do a thriv- I
ng business, but she will find "Ol1
'achelors' always 90 off slo WY. .
"CLD BACH" 5
Mess Point, March IS, 1874. !
THE STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
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MORNING. renders home more cheerful
or interesting than music. The little folks
need music and they ought to have it; and
the old folks Ell Joy it too.
There are many families who, while adj
hitting the refining influences of music
on the domestic circle, are not able to en-
10Y the pleasure and benefit of it o. ac-
count of the very considerable outlay re.
quired for the purchase of a good instru-
meBt.
To all such we most heartily commend
the very liberal plan of our well known
musical friends, Messrs. Snow & Brown,
Of Mobile, who are now offering to rent
some ten entirely new aud b,au'iful styles
of Mason & Hamlins celebrated organs at
prices that come within the means Of near
ly every family among orr readers. Ga
the payment of a small amount down
(about one fifth the value) they will rent
you the organ, and you may continue to
rent it for a whole year, or two or three
years il you Wish, with privilege of pur-
chase at any time. For instance il bought
any time within one year. ALL FIJI RENT
yoU HAVE PAID applies on the purchase
money. If you rent it over one year, then
ALL THE FIRST YEARS RENT and ONE HALF Of
the amount paid for time OVER ONE YEAR
applies on the purchase. The styles very in
price from 1921 to $3.50 suiting all tastes
an rivipo N ., n, ~ ,Itpatiop NAw
here's a chance Gut this out and show
it to your wife and daughters. Talk it
over and drop a line 10 Snow & Brown,
Mobile. aud they will give you full par
ticnla-s with pictures of the organs, prices,
terms, etc.
~~~~O~t~~~O~
THE PARKER GUN.-In another
column will be found the advertise
ment of the justly celebrated Parker
Gun of which a few words Of its his
tory will be interesting to sportsmen.
In 1865 while breech loading shot
guns were in their infancy the ener
getic firm of Parker Bros. of West
Mcriden, Conn.,, of which the well
known manufacturer, Mr.. Charles
Parker is the head, anticipated the
wants Of the Sportsmen and commenc-
ed the manufacture Of their gun, since
which time their motto has been On.
ward, and with firm and determined
perseverance, their success has been
wonderful, and to-day their gun oc-
cupies the most prominent position in
the front ranks of all breech leaders.
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A HEART BROKEN by the ingrati-
tude Of the colorcd men of the south
in whose cause and for whose service
he had spent the best years Of his po-
litical life, and even dying, remem
5ered "bequeathing as a rich legacy
unto his successors, tho Charge
"Takc cnre of my Civil Rights Bit
, 1874-10-21

tor short ribs, and 1114D119lc for Huoot plciled
hama. HighwineH were aotiye aud aloady. clos
lug at 08o per gallon, Lake fre'gllta wcro dull
aud unchanged at 10 for wheat to buffalo. Flour
waa quiet and atcady. What was quiet antl 10
lower, ctosing at 871lo caatl or seller November,
and $50 for December. Corn was lul and un-
changed, closing ut 7414c cash, 74SSSc for Octo-
her, and 70.1lc for November. Oats wcro moro
nctsvo aul stronger, closing tamo Mt 5oo oaah,
4o2tc for October, and 47o for November. Ryo
wan In bettor demand and flriner, at 82@83o
Darloy raa moro actiyo, and 1@2o higher, cIos-
ing at e1.o8 scl1er the month, snd s1.052l for
November. Or Saturday evening last thero rau
In store In lhia city 1,45212I bu wheat, 0oo, ,o21
bu corn, ao1,1o3 bn oats, 55o hi rye. and 14o.-
6oo bu barley. Hogn wcro 2o@25o lower, With
sales at ;4.75@f.50. Caltlo wore dull aud 25@
40o lower than laas wock. Sheep wore atoAdy.
, 1874-10-21

c'onds. Lot ,ts hopo that tho balloon will como
down gracefully and safely. II thoro bo airy
inntrfmonlaliy inclined who feol dslcarsono,l ut
tho neagroness OF their prospective corcmony In
comparison with tho etupondonancss Of this ono,
lot them conHolo themselves that Ill tho balloons
haVo at last to como down to tile sanlo leyol, anil
that htndrcd yoars l,onco It will TO nil tito
Hatno whether thoy Ind arlurgo or didn't l,ayo
one; whether they wero married In tho clouds
or on tho ground; whether tho wedding guests
wero In silk and satin or iii homospun and
whether tho brido ind two1vo hundred dollars
worth Of 1lowers or only single rosebud In her
hair. All balloons, aoouor or Inter, must como
down, and shon ono is M near tho stars ns
another. Some Of thom explode III tho PROCESS,
others get torn and sa,udgod, mud o.llcrH arriyo
safely. Lot us hopo the latost balloon which
started OF 30 maguiaoontly may get to oar.ll
again all right Until tlat time, 6on poyage.
, 1874-10-21
TIE CHICAGO PUBLIC L1DRAnY.

rho SUCCESS Of tho Chicago Public L,brary at-
teata tho necessity that oxistod for suoh au in-
atitutson, and tho great beno6t to tho public
that lIaH resulted from It's establishment. A fow
fgurcn will ahow tho operations Of tho Library.
There arc now &C, 800 volumes iii the Library,
Of which 5000 aro for reference and other books
which arc not circulated, leaving for tho circu-
lstng department 25. 600 volumes. Tho number
Of registered book-borrowcrs 10. males, s,11e;
females 5,197; total, 1888. And this number
ia increasing at lilo rate OF 100 per day.
The total circulation during tbs weok ending
Oct. IT was SAT-, or a daily average Of 1,412.
Tho number Of booka given out OH Saturday, tbs
18th, ras Ida. On Monday, Oct. 10, tho circu-
lation mas 1901 volumes.
1t mny bo interesting to gtvo list Of the
works Of fiction which arc called for by readers.
We have compiled tho following list, giving tho
na1nea Of tho authors, tho number OF aets Of
their works and Of volumes Of each in tho L.
brary, aud tho number not taken out, as 1t stood
on Monday morning, To this VIC have eldod d
Ike statement n to tho Juvenile works Of do-
tton. Tho Aoe thus comparos:
, 1874-10-21
WASHINGTON.

Postmnstcr.GcnrrA1 Jewell atlu thu
Stun4pcL-Elrc1ope Contract - allx.
son1a Pacific 1knttrond Cstxe-Auo1hos
Free EfinsT-Sacrctary 110beaOn.
ssptuat D,spateh to TAs Chicago Tt1tnYe,
WAs'.1SoToa, D. c., Oct. 20.-The rot :n,astef
At Chicago tolegraphod tho Ponttnaatar- General
to-day inquirfng when he would DO supplied With
tue stamped envelopes orderol Oh the LIST inst.
adding TINT tho business men of tho city
wore beginning to complaiu seriously, a.
for aomo time ho las had mona to Gil
their oYdera. To this tho Postmaster-Gener
replied that he could not tell when he would 10
abie to satisfy tho roquisition. AIr. Jewell seems
stubborn in Lis determination that his Connecti-
cut friends shall havo tho beuot Of the con;ract
wlthou. regard to tho Inconvenience to Which ho
may suhjec. the public in serving them.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD c4sE:
III the Supreme Court to-day, the case Of Wolf
Bou ". Murdoch ct al was taken up. THIS easo
involves tho right OF tho State OF al!saon,i 70
levy upon and sell tho property OF tho laciae
Railroad Company 10 satisfy lien fot assistance
giyen by tho Stato toward tho construction Of tho
road.
ANOTHER FREE BLOW.
The big guns wore takeu a-?leasuring Oil the
Pacific mall steamship City Of roking some time
sluco, which doubtless had q good effect, aud
smuothotl lilo way to tho roriyiuS Of tho lapse OF
g subsidy increase. Tho nlnte Of the PeklnE, tho
Takio, IL ao make ler trial trip tomorrow, ana
the small FRY, who arc sometimes isoful In Jobs,
are iuyitod to accompany ]ler. col. y. q. Cox,
the Pension.Agant ii thia city, left to-day with
hIe family to tako in tie freo blow. II Grant
doea why should not his petty oalco.holdosa!
YEoRETAnr ROnE9oN
il not expected to return for pormanont stay
until the lat or December.
, 1874-10-21
HAS0Nfc.

Sptcta} Uispatch 10 Tie Ctlea0o 7fiatsns.
punUuuH, a., oct. 20.--The Masonic Grand
Chapter mud Grand Council Of Iona commenced
thotr GosAions here to-day, and will continue in
Commantory will moat. Tho following arc tue
otlicoys OF tho Grand Chapter Of the stato Of Iowa
elacscd for t1o en6ulng year: Comp. Robert i.
nuwgrs, Koohnk, II. T.. Grand High Prish !;
Comp. Horace s. WinsIow, Nawton. Il: E. Dspn-
Des j Moipes, e Grand King; Comp. WliIle1
Lottipgwull, Muscatine L. Grand Scribo Com {.
", 4. Scott, Bolio plsiuc, z. Gra.ld Treasurer;
Comp. William 3. Lau!ridge, Musoatiue. +.
Graud Secretary.
thia afternoon anu eleotsd tho following officers
for thu cnatdug year: u. P. Grant Masser,
+. Il. SeatoA, l;cok,sk; Deputy Hrand Masts'.
i. Z. Duum, Ottun,we; III. Grand Mastsr,
George II. West. 1ssd Lake; Il. Ill. Grand Ass-
il. i. Down. Keokuk; Grand Heoorder, y. s.
1.angrIdge Mu.catina Graud Steward, J. 4.
11aweB, SiEouruuy Captain Of tho Sword, Fred
erick nitchcll, Des Moiuen Sentinel Theodore
sohreen,or. Mount Pleasant.
s9sstai D:s1atsh to Ths t"'ssq0 TSiaa1<, ft" n,
1ND1ASAPot.1s. lna., Dot. M,--Ihe drahd
Cansscil toy*l and Select Mnatet Sas9ns ;ia Ct los
Select nakouE iu the State. lJus2ne the paaE
year no cop'raaou here hsys s taken degrees ans
fourteen havs died. ahe ,i.1, iMoas H.! pnrssant
NJ the 1rgroes Ut Royal aud Selevs
M,stor be 1nslo prerequisite TO the Ordsr ot
EnIrhtltood Ihs following grand olicuaa vera
elpcIvI: l,uoleu Il. Fno!o, Charlottesville, ii,
i, &. H.; Itobsrt j., sba~. Nsu Albany, j. r,
q. l., :; Uan afcDona!a, plymouth. i, Il. l. IL.
Sa,nyol Richardson. LoganspoGt, uraud r. g, IL
ti.o Work; Gharles fishor. ladtanapolip, GRIND
Ituas,,sar; Iohu N. Dranwell. indianapolis,
tiral.t Hec:etAly
IIrrLE .looE, Ark, Oct. 2o.-Tbe Grand
Loayo of alssous 1o.day e!etspd tho to1low0s
3Issses George E. bodgo, Dspaty Grsnj WN.
sas Qs3!gs TlosAbury, GtA1a Qfatax T. l.
EsstvT, Hikna 5tuttAtf
, 1874-10-21
AMUSEMEITS.


Ihe repetition Of "Ataritana With the saua
cast as on ita first performance did nc! prays IL
worry strong attraction, and lilo audience laa5
evening therefore .was not very iAge, Tho
performance ip most part, however Vas q yeIy
creditablo one, and tho opera was we'll received,
Thia evening gala performance mey be EXPECT
cd, as tho troupe will give don Giovanni" which
las boon the great succesa OF the season, for tic
benefit Of tho forthcoming Hahncmaun iIospiral
lair. Apart from, the pressing claim which
this e1cailcnt clarity has upon thc public, aud
which should 10 recognized TO .ho fullest sxteEt
Of llberality, thoge who attend will ouio7 QUO OF
the most remarkable performances Of "Don Gi.
oyannt' over given i'll this city. The Kindness
Of Mr. Hcse and tho narl WORK Of tho ladies in.
terssted In this fair should meet with ycry sub
better nay to show 1t than by crowding the ths-
atre to oYerhowing
, 1874-10-21

The caucus syatom is receiving BONE hard
blown in various parts OF tie country. uota-
b2e instance Of the power Of tho people If tho
withdrawal OF Mr. Nindskopf, the Congressional
candidate Of tho Opposition party In the Mil
nation, there has been strong opposition to
him suouy his own political adheronts, anti 1t
began to look ~ though Afr. Ludingtou. a Re-
puhlicnn, would be elected in district which IL
largely Democratic Public opinion secms to
havo been tho moving cauae Of Mr., nindskopf's
1etirament from tho oanvaas. 1Ir. William Pitt
Lyude, lawyes Of Milwaukee, who is highly
spoken Of, haa been substituted, and It is pretty
oertain that ho will hn elected,
, 1874-10-21
WEDDINGS IN HIGH LIFE,

There WAS high old wedding In Cincinnati
day before yesterday, or rather milo above Gin
cinnsti, the ceremony having been performed in
balloon ut that altitude. Tie bride WAS o rod
hairod circus-ridor; tho happy groom was the
tckot-soller, and bridesmaids and groomsmon
were the ladscs and gentlemen who nightly dis
play their gymnaRtics in tho aaw-dunt ring
which holds such 4 profuslon Of beauty and
myatery for small children and nurse girls. Tho
ceremony occupied I've minutes, concluding, nc
prosumc, with @ jubilnnt hoop-la from the higl,
old crowd, who at that blissful moment could
look down upon Ill the world, and then they
came down again to terra Jf,ma to rcaume their
communion with tho world, which had beon
interrupted just forty minutes.
There WAS another wedding In this city yestor-
dny which was in very high life, but nut aa high
as tie one In tho balloon. Our columnB ere
grRcoa this morning with the details Of tho cere-
mony, and those WHO were not there can satisfy
themselves by foaating upon the glowing narra-
tfves Of our reporters. They will find therein
tempting and technical description OF tho trous-
'eA' '''"s ' - s6e A0'''''' ~
~, ' 4' ~., - m ~. aa.s ~ .'' ~ 49, '.,"s "'.' "of'l
~ NV '1 s ae o'eos4''o"s VI
''o"e'" w., oo '''''N ,. - oN e'''n"ns' ana
NV epo'i Luz 'D'o.uD'o ~ o4'op"'s petal OF
unoppi's 'ca4 "A''a '"o eo'''aoA' "a4 eo'sula-
laa.'a' u .ne e'os""' "Ae ut'''''' 'lan's
tna' ate a'e''uca " ao'efelso tue CO.
terror aud give aome one tho dyspepsia
'o'ooy; OF s'e "etains' 'ne'la JOYFUL cahnes OF
tne Kaleidoscope fo'o'F'ne II" o'a"shs Jewels,
"'i''o enou'ao''' !A'0oo" eo'o.9' gorgeous sooes'
saa 'hAny-eo'ofea uo"e's a''" so'anoS; Of tho
t'a'1a"S osasl's u tne k1u'" III" o'e graceful
"ofnoaaor OF 'no p1'ao' '1e Unsupported onea
can eonaolo 'hon'se'es W te"olns a11 shose glow
ing aho toso-eo'o'ea oe'a4's VI tno hap'sals OF
our Chicago bf'ae. 70 "non 'ue aoh Of Mars has
surrendered At discretion, aud At which grim
, 1874-10-21

1he rairoad-"ar III Porter County, Ind, was
terminated yesterday without the shedding Of
oooo' though It required tho diap1ay Of arms to
overcome the resistance OF the Michigan Central
employees who were engaged in guarding the
track. A company Of ,n,litia, consisting Of 1ao
0en armed With broech-loade1s and backed by
H'o Gatlng guns, had actually prepared To
aaa&s hayonos charge befors Mr, u.raner. thu
oh'st-Engineer Of tho Michigan Central, asked
1of pafiey' Ae then listened 10 the soa,line Of
tie warrant. and waa a.roatofl tovothsr 1r,,h 81,
ms man. Subsequently tho masa of t,a
akaployea, who at no tina onaao,o,o,
70 preelpltate III open outbreak hn,
were eontsnt to stand their ground wara
permitted to dlsperHe but tie lea1ara ,vara
akau to Valparaiso. We should NV TINT t,,ava
gentlemen had 90. themselves into bad sc,o,,
and Bhall offer no objections to vigoroua u,oaa,
cutlon unlaas 1t shall become oyilcpt ,hot t,au
vsro acting nudsr tue orders OF superior osacora
n tho background VITO wore really tho iuatie..
'tosa Of tho abeurd and lawlesa resistance, rne
gathering ct q mob to resist lawful proceeding
ia d serious matter which no railroad otlriaIy
Gun afford to countenInco or obet In thess DAYS
After tho dlspersiug OF tho crowd, tile Baltimore
i OHIO construction corps proceeded to lay the
crossing under tbs protection Of the militls, she
renaiRod over night.
, 1874-10-21

Ar. Noyes ponds us card, which VIC print With
tho proceedings Of the Synod, setting forth That
tho call Of the previous question prevented him
from replying to Prof patton's oral argument
in favor Of sustaining his right Of appeal. ln thin
card ho virtually charges Prof. Patton with mis-
representation Of the Scottish law, iuasmuch as
the latter quoted only that portion OF 1t which
provides TINT the prosecutor shall DO
convicted when he has bound himself
to underlie the aamo punishment il lle
fails to make out his case. Mr. Noyes quotes q
paragraph Immediately following, which pro.
7iass that tho pursuer shall not 10 reputed as
calumnious accuser where tho accusation Is
based upon common fame. Mr. Noyes holds
that the scotiah law is stronger hero than the
Anozican, and it is certainly singular that Prot.
Patton shoula havo omitted this portion OF 1t,
We refer to tho arguments at greator length in
another article.
, 1874-10-21

botng seriously injured by It, and thon It nakca
the atartling auggeasio1r that Coy. Dix, who 10 q
canttii"to for recollection in Now York,
ahosld publicly t1onounco tho third
term horopy. ard no longer allow limsolf
10 DO whipped ovor Qrant'a shoulders. This 1,o
might do tho moro roadtly, sayH tho Times, be-
causo tioro ia really nobody in favor Of h third
term except IA littlo knot Of persons who l,avo
thoir own ends to aeryo." It is intimatol that
Con. Dix keeps eilont out Of consideration for
tho feelings Of othcrp. but sinco 1t iB pretty Ger
tain that thoBo " others p" haye no consideration
for him, tho TIMES thinks ho owos It to himself
mud tho party to spoak frocly.
Tho Times is pretty nearly right whom 1t snyB
that tito Republican party Is Innocent Of any
completely 1T tic third-torm scheme. A fow
leaders, including probably sonalor Con1-
ling, and Tom Murphy, and Patterson,
of South. Carolina, and Spencer, Of Ala
balna, aud possibly Bon Butler, with q
baggago-traln OF Federal oirlce-holdors,
constitute "tho tl,ird-ter1n movomcnt." With u
great majority Of tho party laaders 1t Ia simply
terror, mud with tho rank and tile nuisance aud
m abhorrenco. Thoio IL no moro likelihood Of
Gen. Grant being nominated for third term by
tho Republican party, OF any other party, than
there Ii OF hfa being elected Pope Of Rome.
Such nomination, II it could be In any way
broughtabous, would Rhiver tho party into atoms
and uttoriy destroy It. And tho foreknowlcdge
OF this fact will Of itself suffice to ronder such
nomination Impossible. Meanwhile, however,
the " scheme Ia doing tho party great tlosl Of
harm. not merely III Now York, but everywhere
elsc. II Gen. Dix wants to sayo his bacon, he
and declare tho thirdtorn, project m unmi.igatsd
dnuAfon.