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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

In the Avalanche Of this morning ap-
pears a call .fo- a public conference at
the Exposition building tonight. The
call purports TO be in the interest of
peace between the races, and is signed
by dozen prominent negroes, many of
whom have been the most violent Radi-
Gals. and who have eDdeavored to excite
bitterness and trouble between the white
people and the negroes. It has been
suggested by several Of oar best citizens
that a committee be appointed to attend
this meeting and hear what the callers
have to say or propose with reference to
the abandonment of Radiealism by the
negro leaders and looking toward a fu.
ture of harmony and peace. The idea
of appointing a committee is a good
one, and should be carried into effect.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

The alarm of fire at 4 O clock yester-
day morning was not false one, as was
stated in yesterdays LEDGER. The large
frame residence Of Mr.. Payne, on the
Raleigh road, was totally destroyed.
The insurance was $1,000, divided as fol-
lows: Planters, $500 on house; Home,
$1,000 on furniture and wearing apparel.
The damage done to General Ruiin' s
house, occupied by Captain Z. A. Cole,
OF which FIRE an account was Published
yesterday, will amount to about $500.
The insurance is as follows: Imperial,
Of London &c. Mason, AGENT, $1,000 on
house; London. Liverpool q Globe
Greene & Lucas, agents., $1,000 on fur
niture and wearing appsrel-loss light.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

WAsHINGToN, August l3.-0ver the
west Gulf States, slight changes Of pres
sure and temperature, partly cloudy
weather and variable winds, mostly from
the south. Over Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, higher barometer, slightly
lower temperature, wind mostly from
the north and east and partly cloudy
weather. Over the lake region, high
barometer, north and east winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional areas Of
light rain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
River TeIegrams.

CAIRO, August Standardization,
Cincinnati, pm; Raven, St. Louis;
Graeey Evansville, 10 pm; Bee, New
Orleans, 3 am. Departed-Grsoey
Evansville, midnight; Bee, St. Louis, 4
an; Raven, Memphis, am. Weather
clear; mercury, $50.
CINCINNATI, August l3.-River aine
feet eight inches, and rising. Weather
clear and hot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

THE next politicalevent will be the
selection of delegates to the Congress.
sional Convention 10 be held at Bolivar
in September. The best way would be
to inaugurate series of ward and dis
trict meetings, at which these delegates
can be selected, and at the same time to
select delegates to convention to be
held in this city ior the purpose of nom
mating candidates for the Senate ant
Legislature. Shelby county is entitled
TO two Senators, six Representatives, 6
half interest with Fayette in hoaterial
Representative and third Interest with
Fayette and Hardeman in a foaierial
Senator.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

As an evidence Of their appreciation
Of the religious freedom which they have
enjoyed il this country, the Israelites Of
America are 10 send to the Philadelphia
Centennial a marble group, the priuci-
pal figure Of which is to be the Goddess
of Liberty. After the Centennial oele-
bration It IS TO be taken TO Washington,
where is will remain Mr. Ezekiel. a
young sculptor Of Cincinnati, is to leave
for Rome shortly &c begin the Eork On
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

CeEooRD, N. H., August l3.-Jessie
Pierce, Herbert Foltz and George Di-
mond, young persons of East Boston,
were drowned at Center harbor yester-
day while bathing.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
notice.

The citizens of the Ninth ward and
Fifteenth civil district are requested to
meet tonight at Wagner's store, corner
of Fifth and Mill streets, at eight o clock.
Business Of Importance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

1.-THE Clock Struck Three" by DR..
Samuel Watson, just received by
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
l43 219 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
MEETING.
SOcieta di UuiOne Fratellanza
Italiana.

AN ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING
| n will be held this CTH URSDAY) evening
at O'Clock sharp. at the ball. $50. Second
street. full attendance is desired, as i'm
portant business is to be transacted. By Or
der of A. b. VACCARO, Prest.
p. D. CANALE. Sec'y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
FUJNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acquaintance Of Patrick
Dewitt are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral from No. l6 Exchange street extended
at o'clock am Friday. Requiem mass at
St. Peters church.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

Day slab wood Tor sale al our nall in
the Navy Yard at 81 90 per cord.
l43eod Il. L. COCHRAN 3 Co
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
REWARD.
Lost Papers--$2O Reward

T oST--A YELLOW LEATHER POCKET
/ 4 book, very large, containing valuable pa
pers but no money. 1t contained one note
drawn by w. j. Futhey for about 1851 in gold;
one on w. Ellison for $500; enc on Mrs. Kelly
for S35; one on Isiah Green for S155; one on
Frank Isom for sl75; one account on V. p.
Kelly and Ed Kelly, and also a lot of notes
and accounts not remembered now. The pub
lie are cautioned not to trade for any notes
made payable to my order will give the
above reward for the return of the book end
papers to me at Grady's wagon yard, No. Ill
lain street, and no questions asked.
1915 JAMES DUNLAP.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

IA ARRTED-

sNYDER-Jo HNSTON the 18th inst. :,
by Rev. Alfred Todhunter. at the residence of
Martin Griffin. ESQ Mr.. GEORGE W. SNYDER
and Miss MAGGIE j. JOHNSTON, both of this
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
FISH Fish!,

A choice lot received by express at
Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13

Dry slab wood for sale % our mill IN
the Navy Yard 81 81 90 per cord,
l43eod r J.. Cochran & 70.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
$ y 5 o. 90 20 o O {!
TO RE GIVEN AWAY,
A New Feature, To-wi A Gift is Guaran-
teed to one Of every ten Consecutive
Numbers.
LIST OF GIFTS.

COCO CASH GIFTS. aggregating ........~s25O, 900
Whole Tickets. $40; Half Tickets, IS; Quar-
ter tickets. 50 so; Eleven Whole Tickets or
twenty-five Half Tickets for 500. No dis
count on less amount.
No Individual Benefits.
This Concert is strictly fer MASONIC pur-
poses, aud will be conducted with the same
iiberality, honesty and fairness which char
acterized the first enter rise.
JOHN L. ROPER. President.
For Tickets and Circulars giving full infor-
nation. address.
Henry V. M GORE secretary,
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
r2- Information furnished by Joe Locke,
$50 Maid street. Room ]. upstairs. lA-xix-9
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-08-13
MEMP HISS
Thursday Evening, Aug. Is, 1874.

Mr.. 10 LOCKE has taken charge of the city
circulation of the LEDGER. The public can
rely upon him for Its prompt and regular de-
livery.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

meg: our9 baS2oOs enti@ei6en gu Iafien,
fper 3lIer1t getootet tperoen ur6 6enlIebrts
gen 3ur gtabrung bienen ioute. Ob ar1>
tdui9 ooer abt6tli6, bas 2oos ftel artf
ben &nabe1. SOtort tpur6e nerIudt. bas
Opfer gu %t0oten, aber glidli6ertpetIe
tpa6te Webfter, Der mad pieLem MQ6er
uno Nrbetten etn9ei6lafen mar, sltr red=
ten 3eit auf nno rettete ben &ndben.
Spater tpur6e etn8er1u6 gemo9t, 8ebs
tier ielbit 3u t0bten, aber ser &nabe mar
glldlt6 genug, ben Blan 3u Derni6ten
nno oas Seben fetnes@ r6alters gu retten.
Wtt guile elmer SGtnte, bic er aufduig
3urndbeDalten bate, fonnte 8ebiter bic
bret our6 0uI9er benz SO6e uuo benz
QS6DnfDlBe nabegebraGten Wtdnner in
S6a0 balten. Webiter un6 Der &nabe
i6loi1en cine 0efenitpz NQta1a aeaen Die
bret anoeren, tpebieltenSae fir Taa init
benz Wa9ebalten alb ull6 tparer 10 inn
Stanoe, mal9' unbeilpoaen 8lan gez
gen fte gu Derberben. Die Not6 ipar IN
8pii6en 10 nnertrG9lt6 9etporben, baB
tDleoer6olt BON etnem Der orei Wtatrp1en
Der 8er1u9 gema6t tDurbe, 6as Boot All
berienfen, unO 8eblter mai gen0tbigt,
tbn aufS Eorn al nebn1en nn6 auf t6n AL
l1teBen. Bum Slid Deriagte bas @es
tpebr unb gum nod grOBeren Slid fIog
1eBt etn 8ogeL iiber DaS Boot, @eblter
3ielte un6 btesmal beriagte bas @etpebr
lt6t, er traf uno rob tpllrbe Der 8osel
3erfleti6t uno Deri6Iungen; ielbit Die
Sno9en nno Seoern entgtngen benz
9etBbu1ger ni6t unb tpur6en ausges
na9t. &ut bteie &rtie noa fur6tbarer
Grregun9 folgte etne fiinftdsige 8etduz
bung. WtGn lamb bann, baB etntge gns
tenmui6eln ft6 III bas Boot angeieBt
6atten, un6 baB bur1 Gau@en Seefetgen
erbalten Derben tonnten. Mtt oieien
tnappen 2ebensmitteln erbielt ft6 bic
unglidlt9e MannI9aft, bis spteoerum
Srriinn ausbra6. Meb1ter Mein be-
belt Die DANCE 3eit feline Gube 11n6 feiz
mem Wutb, uno tbetite nit DEM &naz
ben mad ME Dor bic Miibe 6es @a9ens.
ytur auf bteie Betie, baB ni6t betoe auz
glet6 i9Itefen, retteten ie it6 por ben
Wabnitnntgen nnb btefe Dor ii9 ielber.
Giner bon tbnen tpuroe etnrtaI bon etz
mem &ameraoen ge16Ia9en, oaB 8lut
flpB aus Der Wun0e, lto. es tit 9rdBli6
al lagen, oas Glut tDurOe in etnem 9ez
fGBe geiammelt unb giertg bon Dem 8er=
tpunoeten, tpie fetnem Nngretfer ausgez
left. Salo mar Die @ri6Opfung Der bret
pouitdnOi9; ab urtb gu fubren ite tn Sta
ferret auf. nln ft6 pte tDtloe Sbtere GIT
beiBen. Tta9 81 Sa9en FOLDER 2etoeu
nurbe bas Boot BON einem Segeli6tffe
seleben, unb bic unglidlt6en fanben
Nltfnabme. DIS bies gel6ab, NOR bas
8oot INNER nod 600 englti6e Wtetlen
bonn 2anbe entfernt.-Oas Gnoe tit nun
Lei9t gu b%enten; bic l1ngIidli6en pura
ben gepflegt uno noblbebalten mad &als
futta sebradt. Die R0ntgtn berlieb benz
tapferen, mtatnsitarfen lIn0 pflt6tgez
treuen 8eblter Die 9llbertmeoatQe %5tDetter
&Iaiie, cine nut fir gang auBerOroentz
lt6e, betm 9tetten bon Wteni6enleben
9e5etgte Gapferfett gewGbrte Nmsaet9s
nullQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

Ser geane W2uder tDtr6 INT BEN Rdnz
pfen gegen bie 3pan9ssW fdBtgtettsz9es
ieb9ebmng bon Nielen gebrau6t, tpel3e
feline beufli6e 8orftellung bon Der urs
1pringlt9en 8ebeutung bcIfelben BADEN.
3uerit gebrau9t tpuroe er por 1nt8etdbr
Dter5tg Sabren in &%0nt9sber9 nnb 5tpar
ais 5pottname flr bic @nbGnger Sobar1
9eiurt9 g 60uberr's, cineS iiberz
ipannten WenI9en, beiien Gebre, pap
bic Melt aus Der Wtii6ung zines getlttz
gen unb finnli9en @eiens e%nt1tanoen
lei, bon ibm ielbit in ounfler II per-
i6pOmmener Wetie, bon letnen S9ns
Tern, ben 8re6igern 6 bel uno Ot1tel
bage9en in Observation-Disclosures Wetle
auf bas @ei6le6tsperbGltniB angepens
bet purbe. 0as geI6ab IN Der Wetle,
baB Die frommen WiuGer, gu tpel6en
btele geieui3aftli6 bo6itebenoe Wfdnner
unb 9Setber 9eb0rten, I'M @ebetmerl gu
r9iebes ma bIen" auiamnentamel1,
pobet ite in Der Gleibung, tpel6e Noam
nnb @Da Dor benz SInbenfaue batten,
ft6 ben abi6euIt6iten 9ei6le9tlt9en
Aus16petfnngen ergaben, Mues
aur bDberen @bre 9ottes,-ibres9 ot7
tes. 8~erridtelte ueb~eripanntbeit frommer
Pbraien Anb pie fre9lte SIeii@sslnlt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
G@teGMtHe a1tr sec.

gu @nfang bieies Sabres fegelte Bic
fletne 9anoelsbarfe vNrracan~, nit
Eoblen belaoen, bon Sbielbs, Dem be-
tanuten norbenglii6en 9afen, na6 benz
fernen Bombay ab. Quf benz Weeere,
bunoerte bon 0tetlen bonn 2atbe ents
fernt, bra6 in BEN &obIenrdumen bes
wNrracan" an II. Sebruar pl0bli6Teuer
aus, nnb bosS6iff muBte nerlalie en- tpers
ben. Der @apttGn NIT etnem G9etle Der
MaannI6aft beleBte Elm Boot, 6er erlte
Sfftaier NIT bent gr0Bten 2belle pes 9teS
ites Elm anoeres, un6 Der 3tpette Stt5ter,
Namens 8ebfter, befebte nit BRET Uta7
trofen urIo einem &ua6en Die Ytllaile.
Oie 8oote moaten na6 ben Wtal6tDe>
sSn1eln f~teuern, unb bret Gage glidte es
linen. auiammen3ubalten. Nls fie bier
auf iaben, baB oas 3niammenbalten
nidt ldnger mebr mD9lt6 iein tperbe,
tbeilten iie bic Nabrun9s> rnb @aiiers
8orrGt6e. 9ta6 atpet Sagen 1ebr u1z
oiinitigen @etters tpar @ebfters Boot
aaeim 3uriid9elaffen, aber nit Notb unb
Ntibe eelang es bod, bter3e6n Sage be-
ftGnbtg peiter au tommen. gta6 oieier
3eit batten bic Nabrungsmittel etn@nbe,
nno fein2anb, feinSegel mar inSt6t. Srr
fol9er Notb nerftel q ouf iencn
f4redlt9en. i9On aW pit seb0rten Aas'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
GeaterperF@ertt Tito 8ranSs
NtftMng+

Man6e Oinge Iaiisn ft6 benn bod
beiler nnter benz btelDer16rieenemS Dfteme
Der v8epormnnbung" MAIDEN, ais unter
benz ber vSreibett" ie6es Meni9en, benz
onbern BEN gals ab3ui9neiben, faas CT
li9 nt6t babel eruii9en IdBt. gu bieien
9tngen 9ebOrt bic 8erii6erung bon
9duiern gegeu Se~uers9efabr. Die in
oerl6teoenen beuti6en Staaten beitebenz
ben Nanoesbranotafien itnb enti6ieben
beller, ebrIi9er bertpaItet unb 9eben fir
gertngere@elbleiitune etne g b er e
St9erbett, ais ieIbit bic aIerbeiten
amerttanti9en INSTRUMENTATION
ten. Nber freili6 gebt es babel nt6t
Dbne etten gepiiien 3 10 II 9 ab, gegen
tpel9en lid voer 9eift nnierer freibeitz
li9en Staatseinrt6tungen" empOrt, 10
0aB an bic @infibrung zines dbnlt6en
SDitems bier IN Amerifa ni6t AL oenfen
lift. Smmerbtn fam es nidt f6aben,
cine 8ergLet6nng ansu1tenen.
Sn ben Denti9en Gtaaten, in pel6en
cine 9anoesz8 ranbfai1e beitebt. NJ II E
iebes 9alts berft9ert perben, barf iez
bod mi6t bDDer, oils su atpei
0ritteL Dber brei@ierteI ieines
pirtIi6en S@aBnn9swertbss perii6ert
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

9ie enaIi6>amerifaniI6e Yreie fennt
biele iblimn1e Wirfnng re6t gut. Sn
beri6iebenen berDorragen6en Drganen
oerIel6en fanben mir IN lebter 23ctt Neu@
Berllngen tpie ote fol9enoe: vOte Hn9es
bunoenDeit nn6 genaue S~a9tenntn1B.
tpomit Sung nno Nlt 6telen Stauoal
beipreden, lit i'm b06iten @raoe entittt7
Iidenb. Wa5 bilft eS, 6as iuge1oltbe
@emiitb Dor uniittIt9er Qectiire uno Gts
teratur All parren, tpenn Die tGgli6e1t
8lGtter 1i6 nit ben efelbafteiten @ilaels
beiten drfiQen, tpel6e nm 10 getdbrll6er
itnb, ais fie fi6 anf einen WtGnn be3tes
ben, beflen Name in ieoem Sau1e betannt
unb beriibmt lit y"
Qtber bieielben 3ettungen, ipsl6e in
ser einen Spalte 10 t%reffeno gu moraltz
iiren miiien, iperben ni6t miloe, gauge
Seiten oerieIben Summer NIT neuen
v~etelbaften @in3elbeiten" aus5ufuaen.
S9re our S6au %getragene Wtoral tit
al1o ni9ts ais S6etn6etligfett nrto
6eudelet, oteier abitoBenoite un0 tDioers
pdrtiglte Bug i'm @Daratter bes Amerts
fanerS.
Ser 6o6begabten TamiIie 8ee6er ges
blbrt Der traurtge 9tuDm, oaB tie tbetls
unmittelbar, tbeils mittelbar TAFT nteDr
als tr9enb SemanO ionlt, gu 10 9runb>
ner6erbIi9em 3eitungSifanoal betgetraz
gen bat. 9enrp Warb 8ee6er's S9pez
tier, Trau 9arrtet @li3abetb 8ee9erz
Stone, bte beriibmte Gerfafertn BON
Sntel Som's 9utte, bon 2ittle Sores
u. I. ~. bat Dies gang unmlttelbar ge@
t3an, inoem ite Dor etni8en Sabren tn
oer na6 tbrer Nultdt gottgefGui9en Nbz
ii9t, bas Nnbenfen bes %un9ldubigen SDz
ron gu pernt6ten, ben lGnelt I'M @rabe
rubcnoen groBen englti9en Ot9ter IN
3tpei beionOeren Nbbanolnngen uno
Streiti6rifren etnes berbre9erti6en
8erbdltnifies su ieiner S9pelter anz
flagte. Oie @r0rterungen itber bteie
Gntlage ent6ielten etne unmaiie bes entz
ftttli6enbiten Stanoals, Der Damn BON
Der en9lii6en, %beionbers aber bon per
englii6- amerifanii6en Brelle unenbli6
brett 9etreten tpurbe. uno leBt tit 9enrp
gSarb 8ee6er, nenigitens mittelbar, Der
urbeser zines 3eitungsifanoals, welder
tueit meDr @emlitDer perberben 1ptro, ais
te bur6 Die berrli6en GortrG9e nno
S6riften befielben Bee6er @enliltber ers
boben uno Dereoelt porOen itu0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
@er9tftMt8 tm8emo4t@er @emtii'
fItetA

W1it tpabrer @ier trttt bic englii6s
anerifallii6e Breiie Omit etntgen ebren>
pollen NuSnabmen tDte sc. 9. @D. YD1D
ben Bee0er>S fanbaL nod thinner brett.
0te 19lIpfrtgiten Gin3el6eiten per6en
nod INNER NIT 0D6genuB bon tbr mtts
qetbeiIt. Selb1t baS abi6euli6e, nt9t
nur bon 2iiiternbett, i~Dnoern DDu geraz
beau niebt16er @etlbett bur6brnngel1e
@efaiel Der 8ictorta WoobDuu in ibrem
mtebererftan6enen 8orbelblatte tpirb
bon Der englti9 : amertfanti6en 8reiie
pDrtlt6 abgeorudt.
Nm l0Dn1ten benimntt ff9 bterbet bie
Chicago Times. Sn einem fur3en 2eitz
artifel meinte iie: r@tebt eS tein Wttttel,
INN 6ie Wooo1un gu beDegen, baB ite ben
W1uno bGLt? Ser 8ee6er : 1nflatb lit
16mlbig genug; aber ieBt, 6a Die WDo6s
bull nit elmer tpoQiiiigen Berberrli6ung
Ser freien 9iebe unb auer banlit perbunz
benen Beittalitdten ft6 au6 nod einz
mt16t, Orobt Der 1nflatb bOppelt Ibels
riebenb 81 peroen."
9n6 in berielben 9tr., in tpel6er bic
Times" t6ren NbI6eu bor benz Wooo>
buu'1den unflatbe 10 berb ansipra6,
ttl6te Tie bie1en unHatb, baSu nod NIT
BEN 1b~retenolteu ueberl6riften nouftGns
Big auf.
aber aud biele iol6e enslii9>amerts
fantI6e 8lGtter, tDel6e lonft ntcbt geraDe
auf BEN i6le6ten @el9maG uno nod
1dlehtere @eli1te t6res 8ubltfums ipes
fuliren, malen ben 8eeder : SfanbaI
iorqfGltia bis in Die %qenaueiten Details
aus. @anse Seiten bteier 8ldtter fino
felt 8o9en Sag fir Sag III Cine groBe
3ote.
Obne oQes 8bariidert6um barf man
Iaoen, baB bic Deut10 : alnertfanti6c
8reiie Omit gang menigen Qusnabmem
fi6 melt better bentmmt. Itatllrli9 muB
Tie tbre Qeier in 8e8ug dut etne &rtgelez
aenbett, tpel9e bas gan5e 2anb forttpdDz
ren6 in ar1Bter Qufregung er6Glt, allf
Dem 9aufenoen balten; aber ie entbGlt
fib babel ieoer liIternen Setatln1alerct
uuo %bebanoelt oas @anse BON elnein
itreno fittliben Stanbpuntte aus.
Sin fol6es 8erfabrem lit boppeIte
8fltdt in einem 2anbe, in pel6em ni6t
nur bic Grpa6lenen, ionoern a19 ntele
ltnerpa61ene Die 3eitungen lelen.
IS fte6t leioer unumit0Bli6 feif, BOB
bur6 bic S6weini9eleten, ipel6e Die
enqli16amerifanii6e Preile IN Der 8eez
dersQnoeleaenbett unauf60rlt6 mittbetlt
1lnb burb bic unnatilrIi9e Spannnng,
in peIher tie babel ibre iungen tpie ibre
Q[ten 2efer erhdlt, Saltienoe ia 0unoertz
tau1enbe porDer unl6uloiger ulD reiner
iuoeublt6er @emlltber befleGt AnD Derz
9ittet pprDe1 1tllo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04
GOMar0 4MHmAMtt+

Gin g~rtrabIatt gum vOtagbebnrger
T~ageblatt" unb vyteuitGoter Nn3etger"
brtngtSol9en6es: v@ouaro GuIImann,
pel6er In Gtiitn9en auf 8tsmard ges
16oIien bat, lit in Neuitaot>W fagbebur9
ortsaugeb1ris un6 BON tatboltf6en @lz
tern Qebpren, iebo4 9eb0rt nur letne Ututz
ter Der NeuItabt bon @eburt an, tDG6z
ren6 Der 8ater, Der Sti6paarenbGn6ler
Ruumann, tpo6nbaft g1eu1taot>W eagbez
burg, G6arlottenftraBe 16, aus bem@t6S>
feloe, nno 3tpar aus benz Srte gretnba9
BET 9eiligentabt, mad Der Jteuitabt Derz
aogen lit. Ser Batter lit etn barmlDier
Weni6 unb Dtelen N~euitGbtern unb tpobI
audi Wagoeburgern tpegen ietnes Sau1tz
renS nit SptGaalen un0 Bidltngen per-
16nli6 b%efannt. Ser So6n Gouarb
Rnunlann Iernte BET ben 80tt6ermetz
itern @ebriiber @eIi6 in Der Neuitabt
oas 80tt6erbanbtperf, mar i6on bamals
Elm fre6er 8nbe, ber i6On in Der 9eDre
nit YtltoIen umging, bic ibm ietn Wtets
1ter pegnabm, nno in Der Wut9 16mtB
CT emit naA ietnem Ne6enlebrltng @ultab
8eli6 nit benz S6niber nub Dur0e,
obne auSgelernt gu ba6en, bon Serrn
BeLi6 entlailen. SIM 9erbft 1873 fta6
ct i'm Gereine NIT ieinem Gumpan @ultaD
8sll9 ieiren %iirgeren 2ebrberrn Ybtlipp
Beli6 aus 0ta@e nit einem Weiier, na9>
Dem tie borber oenielben in Die @olie 9es
treten batten, pofiir ie betbe bonn Sreisz
9ertdt in Wagoeburg nit @efdngntB be-
ftraft puroen. S6on 5u Yftn9iten B..
S. iou iid EuumanH in Ser Wertltatt
Der @ebriloer @eli9 in Der yteuitabt gez
GuBert baben, DAB Ct mad Berlin reiien
uno ben SIrften 8ismard ermor0en
tpDQe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-08-04

den 6ffentlt6en Metnuns f6Ie6t ait,
itrenge &eOli9tett un6 fledtnloie Gbre
BET ben 8eanten 5u ertparten. OteIe
finb, mas ite iin6, neil 6as 8oIf 1T,
mas es lit. W6ge bas amerifanti6e
8olf BEN Beisbettsipru9 bes beuti6en
9i6ters beber3t9en lernen:
2aBt II better werben:
GIet9 ptrb's beller ietn.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-05

railroad from vicksburg to the Texas state line;
10 incorporate the Southern Trans-confinental
railroad Company; ana 20 gran. ' ne . ign,
encourage the growth Of timber on the Western
prairies :. The West Virginia contested election
case was further considered. and At the close
~ The debate q vote was had on the reso-
lutions. those reported by the majority OF
the Committee ON Elections being that John
j. Davis and j. M. Hogan chosen at the
August election. were not, and that benjamin
Wilson and b r. Martin, chosen at the Oclo-
her election, were duly elected-the resolutions
reported by the minority Of the Committee taking
opposite grounds; the majority report was cup
nprted by the Democratic and the minority report
by the Republican side OF the honse. and the vote
resulted in declaring Davis and Hogan entitled 10
seat. and they were accordingly sworn M. Adj
journed.
in the Senate, on the 28th, among the
petitions presented was one from soldiers In the
late war; stating their belief that they are entitled
TO 100 acres Of land, and asking for the appoint
ment OF q special committee TO investigate as TO
the working Of the existing laws touching the cub
feet "A bill was introduced and referred TO
amend the diplomatic and consular systems act OF
August IS, 1856. The finance resou-
the resumption Of specie payment al the earliest
possible da-; he thought the Legal Tender act was
q war measure, and should not be continued now
in time OF peace. Mr.. Morrill, Vt) replied 10 Mr.:
Boutwell,, citing his tBoutwelrs) former votes and
reports to show that 'hIs policy OF standing still
was impossible. Executive session and ad-
journment.
In the House, on the 28th, a bill was
passed establishing life-saving stations, and ap-
propriating s11 900 therefor, and $1,000 for medals
ordered previously TO be presented to persons who
had distinguished themselves in saving lives from
the wreck OF the steamer Metis. "A memorial
was presented and referred Of New York bankers
against any further imitation Of the currency "A
substitute was offered and referred for the
bill introduced in the House by the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, fixing the status OF the
over-issue Of legal tenders. such substitute
declaring that United States notes is
sued In excess Of $3.50 900 900 were issued without
authority Of law. and are not legal tenders, and
Congress cannot give them the attribute OF money
under the recent decision Of the Supreme Court.
but having been iseued, are q just debt against
the United States, redeemable In legal money. -.
The Army Appropriation BILL appropdaling $2s,
44a 916, was considered in Committee OF The
Whole An evening session was provided for, to
be for the consideration of the bin revising the
statutes.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-05
the brain i. estimated at ss.s avoirdupoI.

the brain Is estimated at 56.5 avoirdupois
ounces.
The Boston School Committee declared, by
vote Of 4G to 40, that the seats OF the women
who had been elected members were vacant.
The women whose seats were In question
stayed In their places and voted for their side
The lower portion Of Fulton, N. T., has
been inundated. On the evening OF the 25th
about thirty families were Obliged to leave
their homes, and many more were the next
morning carried from the second stories Of
their homes by boats. Men we're seen wading
in water TO their waists, carrying the women
OF their households on their backs to places
OF safety. The damage TO business interests
was great.
A Pottsville (Pa.) dispatch says that from
reports received on the 27th from various
mining points In the Schuylkill region, 1t was
estimated that about onc-third OF the collier.
les had resumed work since the settlement OF
the recent difficulties.
Recent incendiary attempts In New York are
attributed TO the Communists OF that city.
Ex.Chief Justice James Thompson, OF the
Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, fell dead IN
Vie Supreme Court room in Philadelphia ON
the morning of the 2Stb, while engaged in
arguing tax-titie case before the court.