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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-24
ESTABLISHED 1890


On Thursday next we propose pub
fishing a very large edition Of the APP
PEAL to consist Of fifty-two columns,
over thirty Of which will consist of
choice residing matter, news Of the day,
commercial reports, editorial on current
topics, and the news OF our own and The
States surrounding US. This edition of
the APPEAL viii, as we have said
Us very large, and already we have rea-
son to believe viii be well occupied by
our advertising friends, adordiDg, as it
does, an unusual opportunity for busi-
ness men to make known to the public
their preparations for the holiday season.
We hope those who have not called upon
our business manager viii bear this in
mind, and avail themselves OF the col
umns Of the Thanksgiving APPEAL.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


PlrrsBURG, November 23.--Riyer feet 10
Inches and riing. Weather cloudy and cold,
with light RAIN.
rvAHsvILLF, November q. - Weather
clear and cold To-day. with heavy rain and
wind storm last night Mercury A 10 1O'.
River risen Is Inches, with feet on the
gauge. The Idlewiid leaves tonight With a
Big Tip. Sne takes the Knight FempiRrs Oi
SnripRdeld, Illinois, from shBwneetown 10
New Orleans.
NEw ORLHANs Noveu ber D. - Weather
clear eud warm. Arrived Bee and bgfges
s.. Louis. Departed: Kate Kinney, Helena.
NICKsBURG. November y Weather warm
ana clear. River rose inches. Up: John
Howard. Down: John Kyle. Fannie Tatum,
IT, e. Gaeger. la Belle. Arrived; Netchez.
Vt. LOUIS, November p Weather clear
aud cold River rising slowly. departed: I:
Atlantic. New Orleans tity OF Chester, Mem
phis.
CAIRO. November q. Noon,-WeRther
clear and cool. Arrived: -. Luke, Nicks-
burg. 8 m. :, Genevieva, Memphis, 10 a IN.
Departed: Cits Of quincy, New Orleans,
a IN .......... n ghf- Arrived: James Kinney,
James owRrd, and City OF Alton, ST. Louis,
3 pm. Departed st. Luke, St. Louis, 2 D ~;
st. Genevieve, 81. Louis, pm. Oriole, Heie.
ma, D p m; James Kinney, ViclIsburg, 7 pm.
River feet inches and rising. Weather
clear.
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Non. Resident NO,ice.

No. I367-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee--Frede G.. COnnell
and others VS.. Anna McKenua ct al.
Il appearing from an order Of court in this
cause that the defendants, Susan COnneli, NJ.
Il. Batemanr HenricO Reeves, Emma Love,
Thomas y. owen, ~ r. reeves, guardian OF
Ihos. y. owen, RoliH flanagan, Robert Jar
nagan, II. b. flanagan, guardian OF Robert
flanagan, Bette Cornelius, Ella cornelius,
Willie Cornelius, Louisa Cornelius ami Mana
Cornelius are non-residents OF Tennessee;
IL IS therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, At the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday IN January, 1873, and plead, au-
swer or demur to cOmplaihant's bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 them
ana set for hearing eXparte, and that copy
OF this order be published once "a week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
This 2lst day of November, 1874.
A cOpy-8ttest. EDM IND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By K. B. MCHESRY, Deputy =. & NJ.
Harris & Pillow and J. NJ. Gregory, soils. for
cnm plainaDE.
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Monday, IAN day Of December, 1874,
NOn.Residenl Notice.

No. l652-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-The City OF
Memphis vs.. Thomas NJ. Owings.
II appearing from sheriff IS return in this
cause tnat the defendant, Thomas NJ. Owiugs,
is not to be found in his county:
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse, in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, ON or before the first
alOnday "A January, 1875, and plead, answer
or demur to com plainanJis bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 him and set
for hearing exparte, and that a copy OF this
order be published once 2 week. for four sue
eessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This Goth day of November 1874.
A cOpy-Attest: EDMUND A. COLE
Clerk and Master,
By &. B. MoHenTy, Deputy q. anu NJ.
a sol fa-r ~
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l552-In the First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county, Tennessee Henry W. Spencer
ct al. VS.. Emily b. Armour ell al.
II appearing from affidavit IN this cause
that the defendants, Ida Martin anG Joe Mar
tin, are nOn-resldents OF Tennessee; aud 1t
also appearing from Sheriff 3 return shat John
@. Hook a. d A. Feuerstack are not to be found
in his county;
II is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
MONDAY in January, 1875, and plead, an
swer or demur TO cOlnpiainant's bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
sno set Ior hearing exparte, and that a copy
of this order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks 10 the Memphis Ap-
peal.
This 2lst day of November. 1874.
a cOp1 -att5st: EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master.
By Z. 3. MCHENRY, Deputy G. and NJ.
W. A. Collier, sol. Tor com plainant. tn
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l575-Ia the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee.-B. p. Anderson,
Commissioner of Revenue, vs.. Rosa Bloom.
II appearing from sheriff return in this
cause that tie defendant, Rosa Bloom, is not
to be found in his county;
II is therefore ordered. That she make her
Appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN January, 1873, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant's bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO her and set
for hearing exparte, and that copy OF this
order be published once week, for four suc-
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
2lst day OF November 1873.
A cOpy--Attests EDMUND A. COLE,
Clerk aud Master.
By e 3. McHenry, ID. O. and NJ.
J0hu IOhuson sol. for coupplit Ttu
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Locomotive on the Little Rock Rail-
road Jumps the Track and Kills
Engineer DnPue.

Yesterday morning about three o. clock
the locomotive Of the Memphis-hOund
train on the Little Rock railroad jumped
the track near BTiukley Station, and,
rolling over crushed the skull OF the en-
gineer, Mr.. Albert J.. DuPue so badly
that he died in a short while. No other
person was injured by this accident, the
cause OF which is not stated by the rail-
road officials. Mr.. DuFue was a married
man, about thirty-three years OF age,
and regarded a. an excellent engineer,
be having been engaged for long while
on the Charleston road. Bis wife was
enrOute to meet him here, and expect
ed TO arrive tomorrow night. A tele
gram announcing his death was sent to
Cincinnati, where Mr.. DuPue has a
brOtheT-in-lRw living. The remains will
be carried TO No. 279 Second street this
morning to await the arrival Of his wife.
The deceased was a native OF Ohio, and
had long been on the road as an en-
gineeF. Rs was 3 gentleman Of good
moral character. highly respected by
every one and beloved by bis friends.
Miss ChRrlottet CushmRn, the actress
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-sVE have called on a gentleman rt-
Gently returned from Knoxville for in
f,-,asu On in regard 10 the recent term
Of the So preme court there. The court
n,at an th,a second Monday Of Septem-
Der. the fourteenth, and adjourned on
"Wednesday lsst, the eighteenth Of No
vsmber. They disposed of three hun
dred and TWEEN, -v-fve cases, many OF
them heavy and important, involving
novel and difficult decisions, and the
decisions were more generally approved
and acquiesced in by the bar than is
usual. The dilige zee Of the court is
above all praise, and that such num-
Der Of cases should be disposed Of TO the
satisfaction Of the bar argues an amount
of ability and learning commensurate
with the sssiduity with which they
prosecute Herculean labOrs.
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MODERATION.

TTTUsvTLLE, PA, November 10, 1874.
EDITORS APPEAB-I most heartily
congratulate you upon the success Of the DEM
ocrRtic psrty at The late elections II means
= release from bondage; restoration OF the
government 70 constitutional principles; the
Ts-generat on OF the south, and the death smu
bur a OF that mtsrule hat has destroy Cd our
recupeTatiNe enerEi e.. " lille lhls - ine SIG
nincstce Of the elections, The result can be
obtained only ny the most prudent seli-cQn-
cTol and a csreful avoidance OF too great ella
tion, aud too rapid undoiug OF the evils OF the
past No thern Democrats lear ne enect
upon the people Of the south. they long, no
iess han the people OF the south, Tor a resto-
ration OF law oruer and liberty. But they
know that the success OF the late elections
could not have been achieved wlihout the AID
~ tens or thousands OF uisalIeclce htpupl-
cans. who are trying an experiment this year
from utter disgust with their own party and
il l-auers and 20 iCy. b q VIII 20 osck auto
it's racks should be next two year. show thai
The southern people are 80 soon 10 repuuiate
the iuevitaple results I the war. Let moder-
alton be the watchWold OF the sOuthi and IN
1876 the goyerum ut passes INTO me nanus OF
The democracy, there 10 remain. on the 9th
ar hand. the hopes OF The 10 called henubl
can marty are in abuses Of person and law
fsEueSs Ia the south 10y which 70 can again ln-
flame the pas SONS OF the ueSerierS from lls
ralks. and call them oack TO It's control. 80
Tar as you ha e influence, let u be exerted IN
tie interests OF prudence, WISDOM anu lhoe-
Grafton, and HE south viii be set upon It's legs
a aiu5 her property VIII advance IN vtluei
plunde ing taxation viii cease; Federal ON
ness interests revive SUI IhEhNEh-
Tle writer Of the above lettir was
Confederate soldier, born in West Ten
nezsee. raised in Arkansas, educsted in
New York, rom whence his parents
emigrated before his birth. He is de-
sceudaut and nesr kinsman Of 8 dis
tinguished signer Of the Declaration Of
Independence, and bears his name in
fall. bis father was distinguished IS a
physician aud scholar; a devoted friend
ID the south, a Democrat Of the old
school. Too old and infrm TO enter the
southern army, he sent his only child tc
battle for constitutional liberty, and dur
ing his sons absence he met horrible
death at the hands Of q lawless band Of
Federal soldiers, who, after plundering
mis- house, gagged and bound him in the
woods near his house, where his body
was found ted to a tree many weeks
after his disappearance. The son Of this
man, now q resident Of the north, ad-
vises moderation in this, the hour OF our
triumph. Let rs heed his counsel.
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AMONG the matters Of special interest
which we propose 70 furnish to urread-
ers in the Thanksgiving number Of the
APPEAL, viii De a very lengthy resume
Of the lecture delivered on Sunday night
by Father MeagheF, at ST. Budgets
church, entitled, "Is the Catholic
Church the Friend OF Foe Of Liberty?'
In these days Of contest between the
Catholic church and Gladstone, repre-.
sendng the liberal party Of England,
Ehis lecture viii have unusual interest,
especially for the Protestant readers oi
the APPEAL
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Cotton Exchange ANIMAL neetinr

I n accordance with the bylaws. ne yrtrs,
/ Annual Meeting % the Memphis Cotfos,
Exchauge VIII be held az the rooms 81 Ire
EXCHANGE, Wednesday s.srnfuH. Noven.
brF 2sfhs as o'clock. 1he report of tbe
Board Of Dilec ors " u be submitted. and IL h
desirable that every mem Der Of the Exchange
be present. ". y. GALBRE AfH, Pras't.
JSo. z. TooF. sec'y and Supt. uOv2i
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A CONVENTION Of the Democratic
party o, the fourth congressional dis
tricg is called to meet at Lebanon on
Thursday, December II, 1874, 70
nominate a candidate to fill the vacancy
m the Tennessee delegation ia the forty
fourth congress, caused by the lamented
5aafh Of Hon. John ". Head.
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OWING TO the pressure Of advertise
ments upon cur columns to-day we are
compelled to omit a Dumbes Of commu-
7icaiions upon the school question. Our
correspondents, and the public must
be.r with us. In future editions We VIII
audsavol to make up for present short
4Dn1fnuz
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$25O,O
20 b oFVEN AWAY.
% CASH PR1zEs. aggresa,ins....-.... ..s550,o1
PRICE OF TICKETS

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets. $1,000 Qua ter Tickets $3.50
dalf Ti3keJs.........5.00 Eleven Tickets. .SlO0eO
For Tickets Circulars, etc, address
HEN IL Y. MOORE.
E-as.-.. . ----..-. WI.
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Until furthsr notice the warehouse of
u Mutual storage Company Will be closed
&C 81 o'clock pm. No cotton received or de-
= nos '' ". @. PARKER, supt.
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Election Notice

OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS CITY FIRE ANBO
GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 10 MADISON STREET,
MEMPHIs, Tenn, Nov. %, 1874
- The Stockholders Of this Company are
hereby notified TO attend the annual meeting
at the office Of the company, on
MOndaJ, December 2, 1874,
as required by Section 10 of the Charter. fol-
the Election Of President, Vice President
Cashier, and Seven Directors, for the ensuing
year, and ior the transaction Of any otneT
regular bGGtness required by the interests OF
the company
he election will be held between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock am. and o'clock pm.
By order Of
Z. NJ. APPERsON, President.
HENRY J. LINN, Secretary. nov24
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F5la.r, Isth day Of Deeember, Is74,

at p O'Clock M, "a front OF the courthouse
of Shelby ,oulty. Memphis. Tennessee, pro
coed TO sell, to jdl highest bidder, for casn
the following resCr6ei property, tO-wit:
Upon The interest of L. II. Allen IN the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit: On the
waters OF Big Creek, aud bounded as follows,
to-wit: Beginning on tbe dividing lire OF A.
]. Polk and myself ami the north boundary
OF $50 acre tract sold by myself and a. J. Polk
10 ThOs McCieiiaDd, and runs east with the
same 80 poles to Whitehead line; thence north
1919 poles to his northwest corner; thence east
s. poles 70 his northeast corner; thence north
80 poles to JOhnSOn's northwest conner; thence
east Sc poles 20 W. T.. Yorkis southwest corner;
thence north ls9 poles to his northwest corner;
thence west go plles to \. j. Polk's northeast
corner; thence south ~ poles 10 the begin
ming, containing $50 acres or more, in Civil
District no. 4 Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
Book II, page 5fj.
Levied on as the property Of defendant, E.
II. Allen, to satisfy said Judgment, interest
and costs.
Sale to commence promptly at twelve
O'Clock IN. &. J.. AND DERSON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county. tenn.
Memphis, 18th laV OF NOyen nDFr. 1874. ftu
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~ -s...ss~ ~salG- Eugy VIII IloU WIN Al
Nlcksourg. A handful Of determined
men are defending the homes of that
historic city. Once more viii the negro
discover Lhal he b nonstnr,tl.. L..s..-
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latitude or whether it can be
patiently submitted 10 IN MississippI. or
whether Il would be patiently submitted
70 IN michigan OF Vermont, is part Of
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hands Of ignorant and corrupt officials,
who, with one or two exceptions, baVe
piunGered the public treasury and set
the laws and rights OF the people at
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A man named M'Guire was arrested
at Wilkesbsrre, Pennsylvania, yester,
day charged with having attempted to
slsy the mayors clerk at Scranton some
time ago.
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sHERIFF's SALE


A&-A--4A-4 = q
II That by virtue Of a writ yenditioni expo
mas TO me directed from the Hon. Second Cir
cult Court Of Shelby county, Tennessee, in
the case OF W. L. Stewart VS.. John Calahsn,
agent, and b. Callahan, Judgment rendered on
the 2sth day OF September, 1874, for the sum of
i've dollars, with interest and costs of suit, TO
satisfy said Judgment, ETC., viii, on
Monday, 14th day Of December, 1874,
at II o'clock ain, in front OF the cOurthL Luse
of Shelby county. Memphis, Tenn, proceed TC
sell, to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Lot l2, block Z, 80 by $50 feet, southwest cor
ner Causey and Calhoun streets, city OF Mem
phis.
Levied on as the property of defendants
John Callahan and B. Callahan, to satisfy saio
Judgment, interest and costs.
sale 10 commence promptly at eleven
O'Clock am. @. J.. ANDERSON,
sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
Memphis, 18th day OF November, 1874. [tu
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A'ensscHer Hruaer-Bunas RalI.
The Deutscher Bruder-B -Bund will rive
It's nth annual ball at Cochran nal. To-
morrow-night, and are making az.
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w. Y. MITCHELL's SCHOOL.
No. 3c3 Third Street.

EVNGLiSH, COMMERCIAL AND CLAssI-
u CAL courses taught. For particulars sp-
ply at 3l8 Third street. Re29
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SHE9IFF'@ SALE
REAh E3TATE.
SorIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
L That by virtue OF an alien writ venditioni
expOnas TO me directed from the Hon. First
Circuit COuT OF Shelby county, Tenn, in the
case OF solomon Hurl vs.. z. II. Allen and
Jas. 7. Sloan, Judgment rendered on the %
day OF December, 1873, for the sun Of one
hundred and eleven dollars and twenty-seven
cents with interest and costs Of suit, to satisfy
said judgment, etc., will, on
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Miss CharlotteI CushmRn, the actress
is seriously III at Cincinnati.
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no Whom IL Ray Concern,

By Z. 3. McHenry, d. @. and NJ.
IOhn Johnson. sol. for cOmplit TtV
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-06-06

ALBANY REGISTER.

Certain practical scientists have
q positively diabolical ingenuity in
the discovery of things to worry
peoples minds. Sir Duncan Gibbs,
for instance, who has recently read
before the British chronological As
ISOLATION o formidable paper demon
strating that q pendant epiglottis
and existence beyond the age Of
seventy are Incompatible. With a
vertical epiglottis life may be pro-
loDged to the extreme of old age.
Lords Palmerston, Lyndhnrst,
Campbell and Bougham was cited
as instances of the fortunate ores
who were possessed of vertical epi-
glottii. Methuselah, also, undoubt-
edly had one Of that sort Of attach
meuts, although the rather meager
biographies Of him extant omit
mention Of the TACT. Of course,
everybody who reads this viii go
rushing about tor medical books to
know what his epiglottis is, and
where TO tumble for it, and will
then get to staring mirrors out Of
countenance in vain efforts to deter
mine whether it is pendant or ver-
tical.
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Governor Dix OF New York, il
he consents to become . candidate
for reelection, will have, it is be-
lievef, the largest majority ever
given to a Governor in that State.
Seymour positively declines to run
against him, offering the plea of a
desire to retire from public lite, but
in reality, no doubt, realizing the
hopelessness Of the contest. Al.
ready friends Of Governor DIX are
beginning to urge his name as a
candidate for the Presidency, aud
should he carry New York with
the strength which is anticipated,
this farther honor will doubtless be
offered him by the Republican
party.
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NoTICE.

TNHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFOnE
= existing between the undersigned, lS
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Messrs. l. =. BlainandJ J. Barrows retiring
The business win hereafter be cOnductea
Sby s. y. YOung.
AL persons having unsettled business
with the undersigned, win please call ss
their earliest convenience.
L. n. RlsALg,
j. BARBOW am
8. p Y0p
AnAnY, QE.t EaAEqAEY 5. lgIk
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/ Good -four is retailing in Pres
colt, Aroma, at sS per barrel
bacon is retailing at thirty cents per
pound; eggs are scarce, and selling
At seyenty-tiye cents per dozen ;
bdtteE'is worth sl per pound. IL
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An escaped convict ct Salt Lake
recently returned 70 The convict en-
Aanpeps. tear Jordon river, and
va abp u axe ! spp q mules
a WaaaA re
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Eochefort, the s'olnlnunist.

Re4 '#fsa ----s,4 ssf 8t fN
The San Francisco CAroaiclt
had q reporter TO interview Henri
Rochefort, the noted French
Communist and editor OF La Ian.
tene, during his recent trip& the
overland train from Salt Lake, and
from the report given we copy as
follows:
Rochefort is q man who would
be recognized at first sight as of a
remarkable character. He stands
about six feet high, and . pair Of
broad, massive shoulders are sur
mounted by a head ofunusual size.
Every feature Is clearly and dis
tinctly cnt. His nose is large and
long. His lips are somewhat thick
but not enough no to render them
unusually prominent. His eyes are
the most wonderful part Of the face.
They are hlue-not that liquid,
melting blue which one is accnstom-
ed to see every day, but color
peculiar to itself. They are never
still. They roam cstlessly about
and rest upon every object within
reach, almost at every moment.
They do not sparkle they are not
even brilliant. They are simply in
tense in their expression. When
they rest upon you they seem to bum.
They are eyes which seem to pene-
trate to your very soul and force
from it the hidden secrets which you
have sworn to keep. These eyes
once seen can never be forgotten.
The head Of Rochefort is covered
with q thick casing Of hslt-cur'ing
hair, which he wears cut very close.
Originally, it was brown, but trouble
and care have sown silver threads
in the tresses, which give to it not 4
gray but a d4ppled complexion. On
his lip grows . very thin and very
slight mnstache, ,silyered like bis hair,
and his chin depends the mere shad-
ow OF q goatee. The cheek bones
are very prominent and very high,
and the tace, taken altogether, is
what an Englishmsn would call in
telIectusl, a Frel'chman Spirttuet1e.
RocheEort is a massive man, as
above stated, but he is not q stately
man. for he is ungainly in his walk,
aud the entire contour is anything
but graceful. His feet are very
large, judging BY bis boots, and
bis legs are very long. When he
walks 1t ia with Q STOPPING, cat-like
gait, which is snything but pleas
antly suggestive. While bis pierc.
ing blue eyes are roaming around,
and he creepa aOiselessly along, the
spirit Of Communism is almost paiiI-
fullyApparant N his every motion.
You admire the man, yet you can
but fear him. In repOse, when qui-
etly chatting, Henri ROchefort ap-
pears . King among men; but
80 E,ss.<...n.,l ,,,a ce,,not hoIn a
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FOR SALE.

TWO LOTS ON CORNER or WATNR
u and Ellsworth streets, in this CITY. On
which there is u good dwelling-house con-
tRinrnR five rooms; there Is large wood
shed and other Outbuildings, splendid
well ofwater, etc, The property ID forsa
on reasonable terms For furthePpNrtiON-
lars inquire, on the premises. OF
MRS. y. HUTG1IIHh.
Albany, February 2l, T4-tf