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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
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9t . nj, 7. S,ni. Sn Ser 5ibung oes
Genots pon1 5. oieles Monots b1elt
@cnerol Gialoini eine @eoe, lpelde our9
lire grobe Offenbeit iiberous mertmlrolg
lit. Scr Groberer BON @aeta duBerte
li6 no6 Dem 8erid)te oer of ilci0len "Slz
berto" folgcnbermoben: ~Meine 9erren
Mir Tno no0 &om 9etommen inoem
,uir Yrincipien, Sntere1en, Snititutionen
nit 6iiben ectreten 9oben. 9Slr 11no IN
&om eiu9eorlnsen our6 bic woraln9en
Mittel, Die Mlen befonnt lino llnb lplr
bleiben bier bcm fotbolil6en @efibl sum
Srob. Sd mini l9e me'nem Yoterlonoe
ein Minijterium ,uel6es 9e16ldt nuo
9ludli1 9tnu9 1T, um cnoli9 oos reli9i0le
@efuDl init benz poli1 1@en 5u erlo9nen,
ober unteroeNen miiHen mir al jeoes
unpov1erge]ebene Grei9nib porbereitet
/ 1ein. NergeNen >uir niemols, ,uie unpor=
| ber9eIeben I'M Sabre 1870 Der &rieg iibcr
Vranfrei9 bereinbra6. Mer Dotte elnen
Mouot porber eine N5nun9 oQpon Gin
@toot, ,pie Der un1ri9e fam 9e,uiB aud
ouf BinbniNe re9nen ober iiberI Ie9en
mir ni6t, ooB Sic SInoniile nur oann
fru6tbrin9eno liuo, >uenn lie unter tpenis=
items morolil9 9leiden 8eo;n9un9en &C.,
idlolleu meroen. Gin 9ono, wie bos
1mriee, fam i6 bic frieoferti9ite poli.
tif gut M6t16nur nebnen ober es muB
aud oen Tall cines ungeabnten &rteges
uorber5ebcn uno i6 porbereiten, benlel=
BEN audi nit Mannbaf fti9teit uno Teitig=
felt su belteben. gSos Die &atbi6lage
Der ousldnoil lden YreHe onbelon9t 70
erlaube i'd mir gu bemerfen ooB elm
fremoer Yu6licit bel Ieinen &atDl6ld9en
porsusslueile bic Sntereiien ieincs eigenen
Naterlanoes i'm 9lu9e bat. Will man
&udli6t ne bmen auf bos> mos i'm Mus=
lanbe 9eIagt ,porberL 10 beo6te man Die
gBorte bes Telomar} 9aQs W}oltfe un0
fbes 9oro Derbp =" Ser General meint>
nit einem Mufl@ub ser Teitun9bal1ten lei
feline @efobr perbun6en> benn bel Der 9e=
genmartigen Sage f6nne Stolien init
&rieg iiber5o9en ,peroen, ebe oielelben
beenbigt wdren.
81 0 m, 26. Suni: Ser Papit emplin9
beute cine 0eputation ocs r0mil@en
9oels, uno duberte oab Sic 9emonitro=
tion am @onntag cine freituili9e uno
Elm berrli9er Mct bes Dolfes 9elpelen lei.
Sic @egen=9 9empn 1tration am Mlttpo9
lei cine gottlole uno Elm elenoes Mert Der
SiniterniB 9elueien. Srrncr ia9te Der
papf, oaB ct Elm @9reiben erbalten Dobc>
in tpel9em ct orin9eno erlu@t miro, &om
gu perla1Ien, tpeil ct BORT ni6t ii@er lei.
Gr ertldrte je6oG, bab er 70 lon9e, ais es
@ott gefaue, in 9fom bleiben lperoe.
Dian 1@reibt Der uSimes" BON Yaris>
baB man bort bebauptet> bab oer &0nig
bon 8aiern bonn Tiiriten bon 9ismord
na@ &illingen berufen weroen ion no
er 9e9en bie 1eparatiitil6er Senoen5en
oer baieri1@en Politit proteitiren mill.
Menn ber &6nig ii6 apioeripenitig 5eist,
10 ion bic @a6e benz 8unoesratbe por=
gelegt tperoen, Inn ben &0ni9 2uopig gum
Mbbanfen gu beipesen. (9lrmer 8oiern=
t6nis ou bal Die @riinonns oes neuen
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sic fun0en 1i0 am W{pr9en III oer eotDc=
brole, elm, >uolelblt Elm @odoutt celebrirt
muroe boro1f bs9oben lie liN IN tbrpore
nod oer bi(91 Tli6en 8oDnung >uo1elblt
ibm ein @elose16ent pon $4,000 unb
@rotulations =Nbrcllen iiberrcidt muroen
Gin jplenbibcs Mabl 19loB Die Teer.
3ituspille, Yo., 26. Sum-. Gin
M}onn, Nomens Sob. 6. Osborne ,uel'
der auf leincm ein1pdnni9en Mo9cn 100
Nflnb 9}itro9ly ycerin tronsportirte, lpuroe
6eutc Mor9en in ber 9tdbe bon Barriers
GitD bur9 bic Grplolipn oes gel fQbrli6cn
@preneitoiies neblt Yfero nno Ma9en
in gtome 5erriNen.
- 9(m 81. Sllni puroe bie neue ct.
Yotridstirhe in gu nj nj inspille ..
our9 ben gr5bil9of BON Cincinnati feier=
li9 eingelueibt. Scr 8i1 Tibgeralo
pou 2ittlc &ocf, 9(rf. bielt 6ie Seltpreoi9t
Der 8il 6of S6bbe bon Gopin9ton &D.
celebrirtr bos 9o0out. Oie STRIDE ,uuroe
nit cinem &oitenou fluonoe BON $4,000
erbout.
- Sic Gaulijtcnpdter an Der soften
@troBe in g E p 9 o wollen cine prd6=
ti9e neue STRIDE erboueu Die ni6t nit
@6ulol9eineu gep(ol ltert, lonoern 9lei9
Boar besoblt perben |pI.
- Su Upper g nbusf y, $. >uirO
am -, Suli Ser @runoitein sllr ncuen
I@t. Yetersfir6e 9ele9t.
- Sn M orce It T. M}ol1. 'uurbe am
Z. SUM- Der &run6l ltein 5u elmer neuen
tfott5, Sir9e selst bic 1000 perlonen
| faNeu lpirb.
- slm %. Stunt wurbe bic neue Oeut=
| l1e tatb. ct. @eorsiusfir6e III Gin=
cinnoti, .. feierlib cinge1pcibt.
- Sn 9 ct a. 8. wurbe on 20. SUM-
Der @runofein 5u ser nclen polnil l6ea
fat6oli1 10en ct. Moo1bertsfir1e 9elest.
- Sn @l.encoe, Ne6r. ,puroe ant
Is. SUM- in Der borti9en ueucn &irdc..5um
erten Mqte bos oQerDcili9te MleBopfer
bar9cbra9t.
- 9ie gebiloetjtcn 2(Ouofateu in s IT.
cinnati boben eillen 8erein beI]en
3u1oumenfiinfte ober felt GINGER 3eit
lebr i9le1t belu1t >uaren. Sn elmer
Der lebten @ibun9cn berietb man 1i6 iiber
Die r1a9en Die Ter betriibenoen GrI9ei=
nun9, uno elmer Ser 9erren bemertte :
uMer bon Sbnen fam es leugnen, ooB
unlere @erIanmlungen id)led)t belu@t
lin0 felt Dem I'M nleli9en M6eno oa BON
uns bei9lohcn tuuroe, ben @enub BON
Wein rno Gi9arren tpdbreno berlelben
su unterfa9en?" 9ierauf aQgemeines
&opffraben nit 8erle9enbeitsbliden, biz
Gibter 81. Saft ben 8ann Brad init ben
Worten: vWertbe Golle9en !i6 i6lage
por> oab mir BON nun an ,uieoer Wein
bier trinfen uno 9lei9 beute 6amit an=
fansen." @tiirmii@er Npplaus. @o=
fort miro na6 @ein 9e16tdt unb Elm bei=
terer Gommers 9efeiert. 0on oa an
waren Die Berbanolun9en mieoer 5abl=
rei6 belu@t.
Bei Dem @etpitter om 25 Suni ,puroe
Elm Mann in GirclespiQe Obio, bonn
Blik erl6lagen: bes elei6en cine Trau
Su Suntinston, @eit 3d., ferner 5wei
iun9e Mdnner 5u &alamo5oo. Wd9ison;
ser poitmeiiter 81 Marion Snoiana>
uno orei Perlonen su Sort Mapne.
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q>oaaeero&o, . eene L. Suit 1874

, ~
bos NciN, 5. i. Sismord oi6 9ons Oh
]eben. 9(rmer 8oierntOni9:
gns Ypie II. 8ei Der 8elhlo9no6mc
bes @ernl19ens ocs ersbilb6Fihen 5tub=.
Iles am 8. SUM- lino. 10000 SIR. boar
uns in @ertDpopiern in Die 1dnoe oe&
@eri6tes 9efollen.
Sic beutl6 6en 8il6Dfe iin0 5u Tuloo
,pieoer perlammelt. Cider nidt I'M
einen Gompromibp porl6lag spll9en Der
prcuBi16en &egierung 1no Der totboll~
lNen STRIDE ous5ufli9eln wie 19ortlln=
ni9e Notionolliberole permutben. Cher
m6dte mon onnebmen> ooB le llber Die
MnBrcoc(n &otb pfle9en Bic iDren @e=
meinben nod Nertreibung oller olrten
oocr bes grDberen Sbcils Der oirten 5u.
en,pfcb(cn 1ein mDAtcn,
Yer1in, 26. Stunt. Sic tn CONF
rens III Tulbo ber1ommcltsn BilA0fe
uolltn elnen semeinl nl6af ftli6en Sirten=
Brief an Die &ot1pliten III 9eut|6lono'
erIol1en.
Treiburn IA. Sum-. Sei Der bcute
ob9ebalteuen eritei9erung Der Mobel
oes 6rn. Grsbistbuns= =@erpe lers 9r b.
&iibel puroen bic5e bon 9rn. &eDtsan=
>palt M}orbe bier i'm 9luitrage perl9lcoe=
ner &ot6olifcn ongefouft uno oem 9rn.
8ildof lofort >pie6er 5ugeltellt.
- Ser frii6ere Diterreibil6 ofter'
beim pdp ltl6en @tubl, Grof Sront@
nansoorit Dat in ieinem @6lob Obr5t=
itipi in 86bmen Elm &lolter fit bic aus
DcutI0lono ous9cmielenen fotbolil9en
priel lter erri6tet.
SIT Tiirt 8is nj at # in9o1b=
gott? Sn Srer fon0 am 7. Sum- cine
@olfsperl lon1mlung 1tott. 9err Mojunte
bielt cine &eoe. Grit ii6er ben Gultur=
fonpf i'm Nugen,einen. 0onn logte er:
l1ebrisens bin i6 ni6t 9eneist> einen lol=
6eu &ompf, >ue mir i'm iebt ba6en> Ell
nem einSigen M}onne sur 2ait au legen;
benn Bismorct lit Elm elm fa6cr itcrbli6er
Nfenld luie jeoer onoere; ouf leinem
&ronfenloger lie9t ct e6en 10 arm 1elig bo,
mic Elm franfer Settler in 1einer @ittc
liegt."
Sci bielen sBorten lprans Ser poliSei=
commiiior @Gncber ouf uno 1drie Sebt
babe i'd bas QSort. 9erarti9e &eoen
oUrfen bier ni6t 9epFo9en tueroen. sic
Der ltoben se9en bos @ereins9eleb uno se=
gen ieoes @eleb. SD l0ls oie @erlomm=
lung ouf."
9ono on "a. Suni. Yap5t pius TX.
fat li6 Bel @elegcnDeit Ser ueberrei6un9
BET Qlb19rift elmer NoreIie ,uel6e Die
omerifonil6en 8il9er an 8il9of 2eoo=
6o,psti ri6teten, febr ber5lid iiber Mme=
rita ous9elpro6en. ST ia9te: ~9ie
Hereinigten @taoten 1ino bas ein6i9e
Sano, no i6 in ben Mu9en BET &e9ie=
runs in Wirtli9feit PopIt bin. Mdbrenb
| i9 pdpitli6e 9ofumente nod ben Ser.
@taaten lenben fann obne eine Ginrebe
BET oorti9en &e9ier1n9 befiir&ten 5u
muHen, muB i9 bon ben europdiI9en
&egierungen INNER euf Ginwiirfe uuo
|Oppoittion 9egen ntetne fir@li9e @uto@
ritdt gefabt 1ein."
Baponne> 26. Suni.. 9ie Garli=
fen baben bic 8ela9erun9 BON Si9ueros
an BET frons6lildeu @ren5e onf9eboben.
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SSoGenfDau.
(Snlollb.)

5procui.e e, g., "a. SUM-. .Sn
rerqan9ener 9fo6t fonb bier Elm l6red=
lidcs llngIiif itott. Sn Den &aumen
her Gel1trol= gopti 1tenfirde mar Elm lo9e=
nonntes GrbbeerfeF i'm @on9e, ols plGs=
ti0 Scr Subbooen bes 3im1ners i'm 5pei@
ten Gtotflperf, ,pelGes nit Herlonen 9e=
fiillt NOR, einltiir5te ; oos barunter beiino=
liDe 3iu,mer mar eben fol1s pol1 Menl6er.
Gs ,poro lpfort Ueuerldrm geldlo9en uno
ND|1monnlh hofteu cilten nod Der Gtelle
ncs l1n9liiefs; bolo lamnlelten lih ou@
3rpBe Men} }0enmul]en an unb berrld)te
Sine unbc{ {Greibli6e s(uire9uus. &aum
Datten Die Mrbeiter nit Der We9rdumun9
Ser &uinen hegpnnen, ols man bereits
iiinf 2ei9en Derpnr5rg uno nm Wfitter=
aloDt poren bcreits IA So0te ouf9efuE=
Den >pproen. 3tpei Der @sr,punneten linb
iDren Gerlebungen erle9erL 1ono9 belduft
1id Die 3ubl Der burb oos l1n9Iid eerur=
iu1ten Sohes fGle bis jebt ouf 1eGSebn;
anebrere Yer1 r1onen ]ino ieoo6 10 Iebr per=
1cbt, boB an ibren Nulfommen 9eSueifelt
1uerbcn n1uB. Die 3abl Der asiaber Der
1ebtcn betrd9t ec9en einbunbest, lporun=
ter ungefdbr 5w0lf 9(rmc uno Beine noer
Nippen sebrp1en baben. Meebrere Der
Der>uunoeteu linb fir immer &riippcl se=
,uproen.~
Columbus, o., 25, SUM-. 0ie
Wirren unter ben &pblensr srd5ern I'M So
tfing=Sbole oouern s,uos fort. lino ober
pon Nel1onbiue nod Neeu CHARLOTTESVILLE
perle9t ,poroen. Won 5troi9btspille
1piro beri1tet, boB eine @niabl 5ur l1nion
gehDrenber &obleneraber an, 9citrigen
9lbeno cine eln5obl Mr6eiter crluildten,
luef6e Nd erboten Dotten> an Bic 9lrbeit
geDen su ,pollen 9ie l1nion=&oDlen=
grdber {blougen Geile I'M ben 9als, Der
l1nsliicfli6e, 1nb 5tuon9en lie, inOem lie
lie gu erbdn9en orobten; lire unterrebun9
init ben Gisentb birlern Ser &oblen9ruben
n1itsut1eilen. Man 9loubt, oab cs -rotb=
wenoig fem ,uiro bos Militdr gu Ben
@affen 5u ruIen oomit es lueitere De=
monl ltrotionen bie]er 9lrt perbiitet.
Sic 81 10 9 orfer GrpreB" lit
Der 9(niidt:', bab oie 3eiten |i6 perbdlt=
nibmaBie {eDr bolo dltoern ,peroen uno
be9riinbct :bie|es bobur6, baB an benz
9roben balbjdbrli@en 9ipibenoento9e>
Dem /. Suli beoeutenoe @ummen Fott
1perben mii7eu, tuelde eine li6ere unb
pro litoble Nnlo9e iu6en. 9a Die Grnte=
aus Ii1ten 9iinitig linb, 10 lit gutter @euno
porBonpen, bab Die @eiddftsperb bdltniiie
Deg @erbites beler uno 9iiniti9er elm
,uerben> als 5u irgeno elmer 3eit bet leb=
ten stuei Sabre.
Cincinnati, 25. Suni. Peljtrin9s
0isarrenfiitenf fobrid an 0er @alnut uno
Ganalitr. bronnte beute W}or9en nieoer.
Mdbreno BEG Teuers itiirste bic iiber Sen
Canal fiibrenbe Briide 5ulammen uno
piele Petionen lielen in's Wa6er. SnoeB
ertronf Niemano au6 tpuroe g}iemano
ernitlim oerlebt.
8 uffalo, "a. SUM-. @eute mar ser
25. Sabresta9 ber prieferpeibe oes
Do6tp. 9errn 8il@ofs &yan BON ben
Hrieitern Der 9i0eeie feitlit) bseon9en'
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FIVE-TWENTIES.
A List Of Bonds 10 be Paid, and On
which Interest Will Cease, ON
November L, I,ISz4.


WASHINGTON, July SI.-The follow
ing will be issued from the treasury de-
partment tomorrow: By virtue of the
authority given by an act of congress,
approved July IA, 1870, entitled "An act
to authorize the refunding of the nation
al debt" hereby give notice that the
principal and accrued interest of the
bonds hereinbelow designated, known
as "tive-twenty bonds" will be paid at
the treasury of the United States, in the
city of Washington, on and after the
first Of November, 1874, and that inter-
est on said bonds will cease on that day:
that is to say, the coupon bonds known
as the third series, act of February 25,
1862, dated May l, 1852: Coupon bonds
o. $50, Nos. II, POI to IA, 500, both inclu-
sive; 500, Nos. 3S.2 POI to 40, 100, both
inclusive; $500, Nos. 9,40i. to 2S,700,
both inclusive; $1,000, Nos. Al, ,3O1 to TO-
$50, both inclusive; total, $1,000 600.
Registered bonds of $50, Nos. 1851 to
1850 both inclusive; 500, Nos. 1O701 to
l3 800, both inclusive; $500, Nos. 6401 to
77J0, both inclusive; $1,000, Nos. 26, ,167
tn 3.,609, both inclusive; $1,000, Nos.
1904 To $500 both inclusive; SO, 1000,
Nos. l0,SlS to l,750, both inclusive;
total, IS 0OO 0UO. Grand total, $25, 600, :
900. The interest due NOvem 0er lst o
registed bonus embraced in the call will
be paid with the prilcipal of the bonds
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np1sIoNs OF LIE PnEss.
from the New York HeraId.I

From the New York Herald.l
If christianity cannot make better
development OF its influence than the
Brooklyn harvest, then the seed sOwn
in many OF our vineyards is seed sown
in vain.
From the Sunday Democrat and Weekly
Catholic Advocate, July 25th.l
We regret this whole scandal, for it
will have terrible debasing influence
on society, and whatever Beecher's eT-
Tors may have been, he is a man Of lib
eral ideas and tTanscendent qualities,
and his fall would be regretted by all
parties, whether Catholics or Protest
ants, who admire talent and appreciate
the liberal spirit and profound erudition
OF the man. II We are to believe the
statements Of the parties concerned in
this disgrsceful affair, Beecher stands
branded sort Of clerical Don Juan, a
mau who prostitutes religion 10 crafty
his own bSse passions, and who swears
to false statements 10 shield his own in
fanny.
FROM the Chicago Tribune1
The real enemies of christianity In
this matter are those who seek to in
/ volve religion somehow in the downfsll
/ Of Beecher. And let US say right here
/ that, up TO the present time, We have
/ not heard one scofer, one infidel, at
tempt 10 do so. On the contrary, the
only ones who have sought to construct
q yoke between Beecher and christians
ty. so that il the one fails the other shall
20 down likewise, are proiesSed chris
tians. We have no words to express on
( contempt tos that sort OF chTistisnit!
which couples the fate OF religion viii
1 every rascal who has stolen its ilVery L
serve the devil in. The duty OF tn
genuine christian in such case Is t
fhepk God they are rid OF knave.
From the Troy u. " Budgeti
Whenever you find a stout, health,
minister Of the gospel hanging aroun
your wife, with "holy aud SINCERE sd
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lDFFlCtA ALL
CITY COUPONS.
MAYORS Off e, CITY HALL,
m MEMPHIS, TEN ., J0l-,

MAYORS Off e, CITY HALL,
M MEMPHIS, TEN ., J1l-, 1874
Notice is hereby given, in sccor, ance With
the recommendation OF the Finance Comml l.
tee, which has been adopted by the GeDsia al
Council, that sealed proposals for the sac Of
Coupons OF Bonds which hive peen legally
issued will be received at this Office weekly,
instead of monthly, rs neretOtorr. The pro-
posals received VIII be opened Oh MOntay Of
each week, at o'clock pm. In purchasing,
preference will be given, for sixty (6t) days, TO
coupons which have become due prior 10
July. 1874. After the expiration OF sixty days
al will be received alike.
The intention, in receiving proposals, is that
the Interest Fund, as 1t Is collected, may be
eQuitably distributed among all the holders
Of city ponds.
No question is raised as to the validity of
the bOads which were issued prior 20 1863, and
signed by Mayors Banks, Hickman, 1 Ocke,
Taylor, douglass, Carroll, Baugh, and Pa-k;
nor is any question raised rega ding the
bonds Issued direct 70 contractors In payment
fOI paving; nor the bonds known as the Gold
Bonds, except those numbered from rs 2H
inclusive; nor the first fifty bonds, OF one
thousand dollars each, issued TO the Boald OF
Education.
ANY party who proposes TO sell, whose bid is
not the lowest, may, II desired, allow the bid
TO RENAL open until it becomes the lowest.
The city reserves the right 10 reject any or
all proposals offered.
augI JOHN LoAGUE. Mayor.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.
A Negro Assaults a White Girl, and is
Captured and Hung by In
ragged Citizens.

SHREVEPORT, July 31.-A report of
q horrible outrage and swift retribution
reached the city tonight. The facts, as
far as have been ascertained, are as fol-
lows: A widow named Silas, resides
with her fourteen-year old daughter, in
DeSOto parish, near the Caddo line. AT
six O'Clock last evening negro named
March entered the house, during the alb
sence of her mother, overpowered the
daughter and carried her to the woods
and outraged her. After returning to
consciousness the girl gave the alarm,
and mounted party started in pursuit
of the negro, patrolling all the roads in
the neighborhood March was captured
at six o'clock this morning, near the
scene of the outrage, and hung on the
Caddo side of Cypress bayou.
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PLAYED OUT.
Grant viii Not md United States
Troops 60 VieksburE, Except -
constitutional Call.

WASHINGTON, July 81 The following
q telegram of Governor Ames, of Missis-
sippi, to President Grant, in relation to
the Vicksburg trouble:
JACKSON, Miss, July %,
President U. S. Grant, Washington;
Iregret to inform you that l find upon
returning here, that an alarming condi-
don Of affairs exist, at Vicksburg. In
fantry and cavalry organizations exist,
and it is reported that number of pieces
OF artillery have been sent to that city,
and these bodies organized and armed
without authority and in violation of
law, assume to be guardians of peace.
This is a political controversy. On one
side the Democrats are represented by
whites who claim that they fear frauds
on the part of their opponents. The
Republicans, consisting mainlyIof blacks,
claim that they fear frauds ana also vio-
lence on the part Of the Democrats. AT
one time collision and bloodshed was
feared by all-BOw by republicans, but by
D. mOcrats it is disbelieved only beei,use
they have masters of the situation 1t
Is they also who oppose the presence
of troops at this time. OF the causes
of the Iamentab'e state of affairs, IL il
now useless to speak. only seek peaae
auu iDE Glls NAu tucf5 u
any serious objection why troops should
not be sent there? No harm can result,
for troops are in many Of our cities al
this moment. In two cities Of this
State their presence may do great good
it may save many lives even. We
could more than compensate for harLn,
which, if any, do not see, to result
from such presence. Will it nOt be
least of evils to have troops there for
any emergency?
ADELBERT AMES,
Governor OF MiSsiss ppi.
The following reply was sent to Gov
ernor Ames, to-day:
WAsHINGToS, D C., July 81, 1874.
Honorable \. Ames, Jdckson, Miss:
The contents OF your dispatch have
been submitted 10 the President. He
declines to send more troops, except un-
der call made strictly in accordance
with the terms of the constitution.
W. W. BELKNAP,
Sc, retdry OF War.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-01
CARD.
To ny EeIlox-CiIEens- Especially NY
Personal Friends:

To ny FeIFON-Cilizens s. Especially NY
Personal Friends:
"Hear my defense, which make now unto
you" suppose thet no lawyer 10 the state,
entertaining the respect and attachment that
l do for the noble scierce of law, or worthy
10 be called lawyer, practices MS profession
under so great embaIrassments as 1 have
struggled under since 1855. The causes OF this
are best known TO myself.
Some years ago 1 ran for one OF the Judge
ship and, the country being then In frenzy
OF excitement as great as at the present time,
on a similar subject, aud with Just as little
resson-I shared the fate OF an INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE.
Now, another opportunity offers-not in the
line of my professional aspiration, IL is true
by the Judge who presides over the Court, and
which would AFFORD a living for my family
and small margin for payment Of debts.
Hence, l ask your votes.
You all know that this Is not political elec-
tion, and that 1t is directly subFersive OF re-
publican institutions to thrust politics into
business and private matters or the election
OF judicial and county officers; and that how
ever the candidates may be fettered by una
as they please.
1 am sure that no sincere and magnanimous
man can take exception to my being a Repub-
hcsn, because l am convinced 1t is my duty
to be So Nor would change fronts ON this
subj ect for any office in America. To run as
az tndel endent candidate you know would be
worse than useless. and in asking Of my party
nOminHtiOu, / had to take a position, and
aid 80. TIL sharp lash of prescription and de-
both om public ami private sources, threats
and invectives We're hurled at me; and cOnse-
quently, IN announcing myself before the con-
Vention. / used language far more vehement
and d. ii ant Than Wou Il CtneIw-se have been
employed.
But the language snd sentiments then ut
tered have besn grossly dis or -ed and per-
Verted.
Those wbo say or write that, in indOrsing
the civil rights bill, l favor ''dmsl lsamation,"
mixed schools, or IN ,xed anything elise; VI any
interference with any social o private mat
ter; or thai 1 want 70 put the blacks ADORE the
w1itts, 60 me great in iuSliee As 10 my pOlit-
ical position srlsiDg fIom fsnatical id as Of
religion, etc., have on'y 10 say tina l Iecame
an OppOeer Gf d moe scy over thirty y aTs
ago, a I'D Method 81 over twenty-five year
ago. l. tli, be ! "a fciSRI, IL Is at least not a
RetO foIm OF the Is ase; q / venture TO say
that no mau v i'll ever reDroach me with nGv-
ing changed either Of them for q tUOTse.
These and ali other IN tiers affecting my
character for integrity, as well as my claims
upon the community, I uow leave in o. hanus
o. my frienls
respectfully,
augI ThOS. D. ELDRfDGE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-08-01
SPLENDID OPENING.

T HAVE CONTROL OF AN ENGINE NEAR
| ly new) capable of running the largest
size Gin, which L wish 10 run during the
ginning season on shares with some party
who can furnish a Clubhouse, Gin and Press.
The Engine is on wheels, and is easily trans
ported. Address,
Il. RIDDLE,
care Messrs. White, LsngStsff q Co.,
augI No. 299 Main street.