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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RAILsRO
NOtiee-Change of Schedule,

TRAINS on the MEAfPHISANDC CHARLES
| TON r. II. will arrive and leave Memphis
as follows, on and a. ter November ~ l5s4;
Mail train leaves daii y-.----.--.----- -;ll pm
Express train leaves daily except
SATURDAY 'lN tsllA
SOmervilie Accommodation leaves
oaily Except Sunds vs. .-.--.--.--.- 4 ~ pm
Grand function AccOilinotallon
leaves daily except sunday --.----.- 6s-Q am
hIaiI train arrives daily .....--.-.-. 1879 am
Express train arrives daily except
Mondays .--..----.s-.--ss-. "a 40 pm
SOfnerville Accommodation arrives
daily except Sundays ..-.....-..---... 40 a IN
Grand junction Accommodation ar
rives daily Except sundays ......... 6.l5 pm
Making close connection Tor all points East
aud Southeast; 7 90 PIN. train connects at De-
catur direct for Nashville. Louisville, aud the
Northwest, and at Chattanooga for all points.
y noon train at Grand junction for points
North on Mississippi Central Railroad, Cairo,
St. Louis, Chicago, also at Oh attanOOga with
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia,
and Western and AIlariie Railroads, for all
points reached by these lines ard their con-
8 90 am. train at Grand Junction
for the South ON Mississippi Central Railroad
sleeping Cars ia ali night trains. shortest
and best route 80 ali Eastern aud Southeastern
cities.
Ticket office rs Main street.
W. j. ROSS, GEM SupT.
Ton. B, DUNK, Ticket Agent decl
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ffzlaausaet4s rf1.
and thar s. copy OF this order be published
for four successive Weekstn the Mem ptis APP
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The Catholic ReUies0 publishes in full,
the allocution Of the Pope, delivered on
All Saints Day, in answer TO the address
of the Roman society of Catholic inter-
ests, in which his Holiness condemns in
severest terms and uDstinted measure,
the press, the stage and the MasOns.
ROhOdv hurt
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Personal.

Hon. A. b. HAYNES, chairman of the
committee on invitation of the Patrons
of HushandTy, has our thanks for an in
vitation to the anniversary of the order,
to be celebrated Oh Friday, the fourth
instant. at the fair grounds.
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AT WHOLESALE.

SELF-RIsING Buckwheat n
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LIVINGSTON & UOEPANY,
sOs EsHIC AND Y0REIGH BANKERS,
oPINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
The business OF OGt-of-tOwn banks, bankers,
fQfpoafions, merchants and individuals
! sSal Interest allowed on daily balances.
tCsttlonB made and promptly femitted.
p@i e>Nliaehee solicited. Exchange on princl-
vi Europe.
NSGsfoN, NEWBERN & CO.,
London,
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

II rs NCE.-DesiTable country residence,
II three miles from Memphis, Oh Charles
Ton railroad. az " llsOn Station near the
fsir Grounds. 3 twO--toly frame, with eight
rooms and ali necessary UufuuilciBg-. about
fix acres ground. a bargain can Dg had. APP
Hly 70 Il L. CT ION, Rental \ gent,
uoFlI . south Court street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

BY TELhGhAPEt
LITTLE ROCK, December l. River on a
stand. with feet inches.
PIrrsBURG, December I.-River feet 8
inches and rising slowly. Weather mOderat-
ing, with prospects OF rain.
NASHVILLE, December 1.-The river is
falling, with 3 feet inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, DeeeR Der L. Weather
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Idlewild, Evans
vile; Great Republic, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, December I.-Weather mode
rating. River about on a stand. with feet 6
inches in the canal and feet inches In In
dian chute.
VICKsBURG, December Weather olear
aud warm. River rose o inches. Port list-Up'
II. G.. Naeger, Belle Of Shreveport and Julia
Down: Sherlock.
EVANSVILLE, December WEATHER clear
aud mild. Mercury So TO As. River risen
l $40 of a foot, with lilo feet on the gauge.
Down: Jas. ID. Parker, am,
CINCINNATI, December !. - River "A feet
and falling. Weather fair and milo. Ga
zette specials report the kanawha and trihu-
yaries rising. Departed; Mary Louise, New
Orleans.
CAIRO. December l. NOon.-Weather clear
and mild No arrivals or departures
Night-Arrived: A, p. Kountz, Cincinnati,
pm. River II feet IL inches and falling.
Weather clear snd warm. Mercury 81
PROBABILITIES.
WAsuls0rON, December ., / a.m.-Fnr Tie
south Atlantic aud gluf States, Tennessee and
the Ohio valley, generally clear weather will
prevail, with a slight rise OF Temperature
iisht SOU beast to southwest winds, with con
tinued high bEHometeT.
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rnaer p1 |
EpTioe
rxner p
$50.
Grain s
j to we
ms Bis |
ted. of
nted
nd e45I
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TAKEN UP.

MARK BAY MULE-TaEeu up. ab5ut three
Z = mon ms ago, near Afr1ca Bailey, church,
-srolius street. dark hay male. which the
owner can have by applying -
nova r ID. MCMILLAN.
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STEAMBOATS,.


THE stenmer ILLINOIS will ~
l. leave this port OF THURS - e
DAY, Deesineer lethi connecting with the
steamer mADMEbbE al Mouth Of White
river for al points on Arkansas river. living
through bills lading 10 al landings as high as
Pine Rlun. GEO W CfIt.gK Snnif
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sTRAYED or STOLEN.

EOBREL MULE-On Friday. November nth
- from my place, ON Spring street, near Cen
iral Point, = s0rrel mare mule, nine or ten
years old, about fourteen hands high. 4 Nbe-
rsl reward viii BE- paid for her return 10 me.
lovZ5 ". 4. NESBIT.
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CHRISTMAS. CHRISTAAS!

Just received, a fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BERT0Nis,
n Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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EVERY man his own washerwoman.
The ''44n collar can be washed with a
sponge or damp cloth, and one will last
a week. Alllcloth-no paper, and can
not be told from linen. See advertise
mont
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REMOVAL.
personal.

d B. MILLEE. Justice Of The Peace, 70 NC
n. les Main street, oDp. New lourihouse.
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THE MEMPHIs STEAM DYEING

establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open Tor the fall season. Best work, at prices
TO suit the times
B. a. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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FOR RERF.

- kSiDENCE--The residence rs Adams
n, street has been recectly fitted up. Apply
n 1872 ADAMS 81
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sing
tdles, "a
HineE
dess.PI0
Eron. slab
l. - i
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Renowned Milwaukee lager, at twelve
dollars a barrel, at Heuck's, SO Adams.
Country trade solicited.
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STOLEN.

E50 REV ARD-A large bay horse. about
GU len years old, PAGES under saddle, has
q habit ~ carrying his tongue out ON right
she has a conspicuous mark on let side OF
neck, nCaI name, about the size Of hand re-
sem bling letter q, lefi bind foot white above
Eastern, just above the hOofs Jet eye a little
ahltisu when closely examined. VIII pay
rae above reward 4 delivered 70 me miles
east o. Memphis Al BERT GRAHAM.
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EEORsE9 AND MULES -- Received this
u week, and for sale low: One lot Missouri
horses one lot Illinois horses, one lot Ken
lucky horses and mules, embracing saddle,
harness and draft stock 81 al classes
FORREST d. FARES.
now Mammoth Stables and Stock Yard.
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IF you want a hydraDt, street washer,
or plumbing OF any kind. you can get 10 at
Brownies, IS Jefferson street where You are
sure TO be suited in style and price,
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HOUSE AND LOT-Adjoining Mr.. John II.
u Bowen-= residence, ON Marshall avenue,
= feel 'front.' Price, s250J-sj9J cash, balance
IN iour annual payments, with interest. Ad-
dress J. A. JONES,
now - Broad street. Nashville, Tenn.
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GRAND DEER LUNCH.

Chris Steinkuhl, the popular proprie-
tor of the "Capital' saloon, with his
band of nimrOds, having returned from
their hunt, will serve a ''grand deer
lunehu this forenoon, the fruits Of the
chase. All old friends and customers
are invited to call and partake.
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III the mighty ocean with ink were filled,
And every stick on earth quill,
And every leaf Of parchment made,
And every man a scribe by trade
To write our SsviOr'S love for Us
Would drain the ocean dry,
Nor would the scroll contain the whole
Though stretched from sky TO sky"
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HOW To SEND MONEY
Remittances may be made by DRAFT
money-order OF registered letter, at our
risk. Give pOstofiice address in full, in
Guiding state aud county, and address
APPEAL. Memphis, Tennessee.
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HEARTH 81 HOMIE.
CANVASSERS WANTED
For this Great
Pictorial Family Paper.

Knight TO ten Ladies' and three 10 1--WE Gen.
II tiemeu, properly qualified, will md thia
an agreeable aud Very rsmuueTstlvo employ
ment. Unquest.onably good references re-
quired. Apply In person between and PM
OF BY letter containing address, TO
oois J, n, FRELlGH, Il Madisont st,
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PIANOS.

RLAgOs AND ORGANS-Tuued, repaired
q and exchanged; work dons by expert
snceC TGrsi-ciass WuItzmeu, and warranted
leave orders for city or country a.
4 Il E.LL-L-N d E..5-.. Clar.-. arn-E ElmrE.
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A complete and elegant stock Of
GERMAN AND AMERICAN TOYS,
direct from manufacturers and import
ers, including
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-fve
cents per can, at ]. a. SIGNAIGO'S,
27S Second and I6S Main streets.
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SELF-R RISING Buckwhest is always
good.
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FOR NEW oRI-RANg

-. hamts and New Orleans Packer %.
For Nieks6urg Natehez and New orleans
llLts eAs' Z. ~ - .sssss.j Ohm shame rnnqfaF
This elegant steamer win leavs. g-s.s
as above -
THIS DAY, December %, at D IN
For freight or passage apply 20
j. +. WASHINGTON, Ag't 200 Front "a
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CITY TAXPAYERS wlshiug to avail
themselves Of the liberal discount al
lowed for prompt payment Of their
taxes, will bear in mind that the dis
count ceases after this week.
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pHILLIP REST,R

PROFESSOR GsCHwANDNER, the cele-
brated either player, at Heuck's every
night
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city sat 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON q WALKER
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SELF-RIsING Buckwheat makes cakes
in five minutes.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1915
DAILY AND WEEKLY APPEAL,

The APPEAL has been 50 long recog-
rized As one Of the institutions Of the
soutb-tlle medium for the development
Of southern thought, southern politics,
southern industry and southern htera-
ture-that it is scarcely necessary TO say
word as to its future. But in eommenc-
lug the tbirty-fift year Of its existence
we would say that tbs paper will main-
I lin the high position it has held as the
leading and most reliable paper pub
iished in the south. We already furnish
the largest amount Of reading matter
and have the largest circulation Of any
daily paper published in Tennessee,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi or Ar
kansas, and we assure the patrons Of
the Appeal that it will continue to
keep in the fUont ranks Of modern jour
nalism. In the futare as in the past,
the APPEAL will be infiexibly Demo-
cratic, for united country, for peace
and tranquility, for the supremacy Of
the constitution and laws, for an honest
administration Of city, county, State
and Federal governments, and aim to
promote the interests Of all classes, with
out regard 10 sect. race or nationality.
TERMS FOR 1870.
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HOW TO SEND MONEY.
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monev-order or registered letter, at our
risk. Give PO-tofiice address in full, in
Guiding state aud county, and address
AgPEAL, Memphis, Tennessee.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
P0snnasters. aud others forming clubs
ana acting rs agents for the circulation
Of the APPEAL, may retain ten per
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copies st club rates after the club is
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Papers not sent unless paid for in adj
vance, and invariably discontinued at
tle end of the time paid for.
POSTAGE.
On and after January l, 1873, the post
age on both editions Of the APPEAL viii
bs'prepaid by Us an Memphis, and rs no
addition viii be made 10 the present
subscription price Of the several editions,
subscribers who now pay the postage
viii secure a reduction in the total cost
Of their papers, amounting to one dollar
sud twenty cents year for the daily,
and twenty cents Tor the weekly issue.
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LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE.


EDITORS APPEAL-You hsN. hed a
feWi lines published about the \rsssnt
aiaieuity OF shipping coal OF carb& oiI
Previsus to the arrival OF Mr.. MSsi,,
freight agent, last week, oil was shipild
where no railroad existed. Mr.. MAIN
now eonstrhes the law thai, none can he
shipped except in tin.caD., in moves ~
cans, to be packed in uoh-boend bay-
rels. We inclOse a copy o. tie Is,S. -
also the report OF the sHNery;sin,a az" ~
spectors. How any one can, eo,,ss, ~, u
the English language to mean S.salsS I NJ ue
Martin does, we cannot c0mpreheS W.
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excludes cold rain and dust
from doors and windows.
HOOK 4 LAGRILL, Sole Agents,
10 Second street.
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FOR LEASE.

4 ANlt-for a term OF year, . acres OF good
4 land. within three miles OF Court -guare !.
6 sl-lshis for market garden or dairy. Inquire
~ :. O. RENE, 500 Nan street.
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lOFFICIAL.l
NOTICE.

NJ NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
WI MEMPHIS, Tenn, November ., 1871.
To the Holders OF the Bonds Of the City Of
Memphis:
In compliance with resolution Of the Gen
eFal Council OF the city OF Memphis, the hold
ers Of its Bonds are requested TO meet a Com
mittee, appointed by the General Council, on
Tuesday, the 18th day of December,
1874. al i2 M, at the ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
in the city of New York.
For further information, apply BY mail OF
otherwise for Circular Letter at this Office.
nO29 JOHN LEAGUE, Mayor.
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lsdssssvz nlorUcc0 r0rUemOnnafes, 4yc.
Ladies' Leather Companions.
Embroidered Linen Sets, 500 to 81.
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they ever won victories with such mot
ley following. They will not win at
Vicksbure. A handful of detarmined
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.
FRESH SPARERIBS

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure fOI
asuTGlGtG. Geo. ". Jones & Co.. keep 1t.
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ALL THE NOVELTIES.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

WHEELER, PICKENS d CO.,
32S and $50 Main street
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Deutseher Bruder-Bunds BAIL.
The Deutseher Rrudar- Rund x,ill NJ;
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- - afrssssgz s,JIsi GEIkfliIE ~,
at that. Whether 1t y endurabIe in any
latitude or loDgitUde-wbether il can be
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EFEaPRss TREAFER.
-f.u.-aeemeut FOR q Limited Number Of Nights
OF the BcWi1ching and asciuauHg
NOHng Actress,
LITTLE MILL. she California Diamond.
wnC viii sppesr ON
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
Nov. S::h and Dec. let,
in her Great Sensational Drama,
FEDELLA, TIE FIEE VA.
"a -,ines lsy and Thursday. HIDDEN HAND
Friday Evening, saturday Mats nee and Ssrur-
DAY Night, she will appear IN her entirely
new Society play, entitled
80 NAME.
E.s>eEved seats to be had 81 Peabody Hotel and
at the Thcater.
Mnpday, Dec. The Katie Putnam ILoupe.
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ROOMs AID BOARD.

DoOMs AND ROARD-A suite OF rooms 10
~ Dc bad. v ifn board, ~ af Monroe street.
-Alsn Few day bOaroers accommodated.
u OOstls. AND BOARD-FirsJ class rooms,
n with bard. - MADISON 81.
spINE FROSr RDOM-Wi5h board, where
4 there are DO chha-en. Apply az 70 Court.
nOOM-A nne furnished ffout room, D. a
4 ! strictly filig ste French family with DOar.-
Apply - l5taM ELLINGTON 81.
GEVERAL eiegaD; rooms, Wiih board al fea-
= -o8able rate, al It1 Mon.
DUoHs AND BOARD-Desira5ls front room
IL with board ~ - UNION 81
doom AND BOARD-OBs unfurnished
II room IN private family. l0l ADAMS -.
DOONs AND BOAED-
rs At 50 MONROE ST.
DOOM AND BOABD-Fiue 'front.' room on
II 1IEt floor, un1lrnienedr with board. Can
accomrlouaie - fes day bOarders also. Apply
at le1 Third street, corner Of Washington.
nQoMs-GEE HOCSE, cor Main and Beale.
IA Fifty newly furnished rooms, single or
10 suit. for gen 4Emsl only, g and si2 per
month, - and % cents per day. Good board
81 i've 1ol.sus geT week, u nc blla5ag. sels
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Refined t,elroleum which will not "a
mite AT 8 temperature less than one hun
drsd and ten degrees of Fahrenheit Their
moneter. may be carried on board such
steamers upon routes where there is no
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ATTEND Robertson's Business Coll
BANKRUPTCY SALE.
LUMBER! LUMBER!

On Wednesday, December 2, 1874, at
ten O'Clock, at the GayOsO planning mill,
No. 30 Adams street, at public auction,
| will close out large assortment Of
blinds, doors, sash, nIouldings, etc., sew
ersl thousand feet of assorted lumber,
office desk, iron safe, etc.
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignee.
FLowERs. bnlbous roots. pIants. bon.
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During recent trial or comparison
Of ordinary baking powders III New York,
with Dooley's Yeast Powders, il was shown
couclusively that better results were attained
with from One-half to tWO-thiTds the quanti-
ty Of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret OF the success lies in the care
with which Dooley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer is always
in our favor. For sale by all grooers.
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SELF-RIsING Buckwheat is made Of
he best New York BuekWheat.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-02

PENNSYLVANIA HEIREss ELOPEs
WITH n NEeRo.-The staid, quiet portion
OF Bucks county known as Warminster
township Is now greatly excited over a
strange elopement. 1t seems that about
year since a fancy colored man naTEed Joe
Palmer come to administer and engaged
with Mr. John Thompson, one of the aris-
tocraJlc citizens, as a man-of-al- work.
While thus employed it was noticed that
he was quite intimate with Miss Annie
Thompson, the beautiful, refined, and &C
complished daughter of his employer.
Shortly afterward Palmer was taken i'll,
and Miss Thompson attended to him until
the family prevented it by having him re-
moved elsewhere. But it seems that Miss
ThOmpson's visits were clandestinely con
tinued to him. After his convalescence it
is reported that Palmer said he would be
even with Ihompsons for sending him
away from their residence during his i'll
ness.
Miss ThompsOn's father and mother did
all they could to prevent any further init
macy between their daughter and Palmer,
and she seemingly consented completely to
their wishes. But neither they nor the
community were prepared for the den0ue-
nent which has taken place.
A day or two since Joe Palmer stated to
various persons that lie was going West,
and was noticed making extensive prepar-
atoms. About the same time Miss 1homp-
son persuaded her mother to allow a visit
to a neighbOring township to make some
purchases. She went instead to the rail-
road depot, and boarding the Philadelphia
train, mot Palmer at the next station.
AS the young lady did not return at the
time she informed her mother she would, a
search was instituted and the truth learned.
The terribly distracted parent at once went
TO Philadelphia, but although a most per-
sistent search. was made nothing of the
couple could be learned further than that
Palmer was seen in the neigb borhood of
the hay market, at Seventh and Columbia
avenue, the day subsequent to the elupe-
ment.
Miss Thompson is a great hsiress, and
has always been held i'll the highest esteem
by the people of Warminster. Her parents
are heart-broken at her rash act. Further
eudeavors have been made for her recoye-
ry, but no traces of the unfortunate girl
have been discovered. The detectives re-
port that she is not in Philadelphia, and
are now endeavoring to ascertain whether
she Is III New 1ork.-Phild. City Item.