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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

OnsnkvaR's UtfIC4, CAIRO. He"
Tebrusr, u, lOll Pun, 1874.
Barometer 0:0l0 degrees.
Thermometer, rs degrees.
wind W. Velocity miles per hour.
Weather, light rain.
Maximum temperature Tor last ~ hours,
"a degrees:
Minimum temperature tor the last ~ hour,
:. degrees. .
Prevailing wind tor Ia.t ~ hours, y.
lotatbumusr ~ miles Travelled ny wind
jtLtLs last - hours Ia.
Total rainfall during the last 81 hour. 90
he
EDWIN Boom.
Observer signal Service, u. =. A.
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THE ALDERMAN BALL.

THE HIBERNIAN BALL.
TIE Fourteenth Annual boil Of the
liisernian Fire Company No. 4, will be
given on Tuesday evening, February 10th,
1874, at Scheels hall.
The undersigned committee of arrange.
inon.s are making every efror. to make
the ball y grand success, and will sssure
all VINO may attend q pleasant time and d
warm reception.
The public are invited. Tickets 81.
WM. McHALE, Com.
PHIL HOWARD Of
2T-td A. SusAuKA, Arrpgts
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The great Ssiyini Italian opera troupe
passed through this city yesterday on their
way 10 New Otlesns. There are twenty.
four persons 10 tho troupe -
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A YuII. assortment Of j. =. Coats sLd
Clark y Cos. cotton, 1t i've cent? rer
spool at Hartman " Goa, corner sixth
street s7l.Jytf
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A PfAso ~ YXCHArGg FOR VACANT
LOTS Is CAIRO.-Any person having n
vacant 10, or lots that they would ex-
change tor first-clas. p.aso, can be suited
by addressing Miss Mary Dixon, sgen.
Carbonate, Illinois. sG-l.2s.G,
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FOR SALE.
The well-known business stand OF Custead
\ Provo, at the mouth of CieaJcreek, Alex
ander county, lliaois, situated IN one OF
the nnest agricultural districts Of the West,
and with a weil.o-tabli.bsd trade. 1hlswili
DO found rare opportunity for sn energetic
business man.
The premises consist Of store 20xl0 feet
adwelIihs VI eight rooms. well furnished
aoi conveniently arranged. good cisterns
aud all necessary out.buiidings, and one
acre or land. Terms liberal. Apply Or
address, WIN. CusTYAD,
l2-8- I'm dSw. ClcarCrek Landing, Ills,
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WASTED-A capable party to canvass
TIL. town and county FOR "TaE ALDIsE,"
the American art .,urnal. The right
party will be offered every facility for do
ing the business. Address
llS.2-G-.f JAMES SUTToy * Co.,
Western Branch. 80 M.d,son ST Chicago
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LYNCH LAW.
MORE About THE LYNCHING or
THE MURDERER WYATT.
The Hanging Of Wyatt claimed TO be
the Result Of the Action or Gov.
eraSr Beveridge In the Case
or the Perry County
Wanderers.
CAsso,pAit, IlIs., February 6, 1874.

EARboiJ,AiF, lus, February o, 1874.
ErlroH BrlIsTIs go We have just
passed through another great excitement
Ye.tcfiny III sbou. 6ye clock
IARag CROWD
assemblui srO,nd The sil ia Murphysb0fV
and deMsnioi the negro murderer w yst
hut tSu sLont ot-tbe cuunty r.tueei g.
-uttender him. 4 numDst VI mon then
entercd.tho jail,
-ri7Er nus JAuTR
AMI al the Sheriff. deputies pfeseat, and
then broke open tho coll where the pris-
oner was confined. He was taken outside,
and from thence :, Mount Carbon, where
he was hanged He maintained his limo.
cense until but few minutes before he
was strung up, when he confessed the
murder u Mts. Ryan.
On the wsy from the Jail he WAS roc.
ogniZed by tho girl upon whom he had
tried 80 commit An outrage the day be.
fore he murdered Mrs. Ryan.
Wya:,s body was lief, dangling in tho
air until u late hour in the night when /.
WAS eat down.
Tho crowd wss highly excited, but
Seemed 10 desire 40 other blood than that
OF the negro Wyatt.
Tho recent action Of Governor Bever-
idge in committing the sentence Of the
Perry county negro murderei led to this
Affair. Ia this case IA iunoccnt and good
woman was bru.s!ly murdered. The peo-
Pile were frenzied, and rather .hsn wait
,heslow process, and laws dolsys, put tho
prisoner to death.
sm creditly informed that not n
drunken iass Was IN the crowd that did
the hanging.
wasn't Of time prevent a more Q tended
account. viii write again. Il.
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PRoF HARDY will treat hs scholars
TO Grand Masquerade Ball a, tho st.
Charles hotel, on Msrdi Grss, February
18th. He enviios all his former pupils 10
participate IN the festivities Good
order will bs preserved, and n good time
is expected. Persons wishing 10 take par.
in the procession in tho forenoon, can APP
ply to Mr.. Hardy q, his office, No. liz
Commercial avenue. &. HARDY.
TG-oTtr
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loBS u. EVANS, agent Of the Gres,
Eastern CIRQUE, 10 in town.
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PARTNER WANTED. - A gentleman
without capital, but with several years
experience and thoroughly acquainted
with tho business, Ia dosirous OF forming
= partnership il the Hide, Fur and
Leather business in Coiro, with sono one
who can furnish capital of say $4,000.
Address drawer 227. i3-l-lS-tf
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Mr. JouN wooD-, Of Thsbes, WA in
the cay irst night.
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THE following were the arrivals a. .he
st. Nicholas hotel yesterday; A
b Alexander, G AZ V railroad; Don
forth Charlestoni } McDonough, ST Louis;
W d Hays, w IL Trip and Hilton, c a
y 4 railroad; I Little, Wilmington Jno
Mitchell, Ohio; j i Jones, Nstchcz; j 4
Cartwright, st Louis; John James, New
Orleans Il j Msck, Cincinnati; J II
Smith, Paducah; + 4 Dodd, Dexter; !.
w Carter, and j II Packard, Dexter, Mis-
souri,
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Tns alarm of lire lost night was occs-
stoned by the explosion Of coal oil lamp
in the upper part of the house on Com.
mercisl avenue, between Rennie's ma
chine chop and Powers livery stable, oc.
cupei by Mrs. Ashton. Beyond break
ing the lamp and the destruction Of n few
articles Of bed clothing, used in extinguish-
ing the flames, no damage YVES done.
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Il Ii 4 Blu LLETl N.
--.--.- $500 -------- ------------- -----
CAIRO LOCAL NEWS.

OvrncoAr. worth sle for SIS =, Hart.
man Il Goa. s7.l-30 tf
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The Hibernian fro company has APP
pointed their different subcommittee foI
their ball on next Tuesday night, the 10th
and they are making full preparations for
the event. The following arc the names
Of the several committees: On reception,
Y German and p O'Lsughlin; on door,
Thos kea"", James Creamy, a Madden
and Jshn Lear.Aont; on loor, Horny
Stout, Theo Carrigan, Al J Msrnel and
Thos Connors; on bar, W II S,oner, I
Fitzgerald, NJ Bambrick and j NJ yalls ;
on decoration, 4 NJ Lovett, James Cole
rnsn and o Lyon.
Tho oommltss Of arrangements are
no" selling tickets, aad We hops the pab-
lie will deal literally with them.
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FARNBAkER.

Farnbsker, the Peoples Favorite Cloth.
Ter, has just received from the resident
New York partner,
YIPTY D02EE
Panic James Pants several colors and
lined through and through, to be and are
at the low price OF
ONE DOLLAR A PAIR.
He has made reduction OF Is per cent.
on all woolen goods. llG--2-7.G.
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The .Ionesboro Gazette Of this week
has tho following about the sheriff
OF Alexander county. What the Ga.
ze!te' Gays viii DO endorsed By every ono
who ia acquainted with our sheriff;
Mr.. A. H. lrvln, tho sheriff OF Alsxau.
der county, whom We are proud to claim
~ whiloIn c.tizsn OF our town, is enti-
tied TO too belt for being tho most ener.
sstic and successful oillaor in the discharge
Of his duty, in the State IT there il a
murdorcr wanted, no matter how long ago
the crime was committed, Mr., Irwin i'm.
media,ely hunts him up and brings him
before the oour. OF justice. The people
are indebted TO him for the capture of
many desperate men. lie seems to have
prepayment qualities As detective, and
in the discharge of his official duties il
energetic and always on time. In fact he
is the champion of Egypt, and is terror
,oTogucs and thieves throughout tina por'
| ton of the State.
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SUSERAL NorIcE.--Ths funeral of VII
liam wSiin,n win take p!acs at HI. late
residence Oh Fifth between Commercial
and Washington, this afternoon ut one
o'clock. A special train will leave tie
foot OF Sixth street for Villa Ridge at half
pas, one. Friends OF the family are in-
vhed ll7-Z-1 /.
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OBSTACLES.TO MAkRIACE

Happy renef for young men from the Ell
fleets OF errors and abuses In early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and cir.
sulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress, Howard Association, No. = South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu-
ton having high reputation for honorable
onduct and professional skin. 1919 d&w3n
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NOTICE is hereby given that l will pay
no bills for goods sold TO any Of the en-
ployes of THE CAIRO BULLETIN, either
or themselves o. tor the use OF the office
unlese tho same are furnished ON an order
ignod by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
I2.29-ly .r.... .JoHN IL. OREaLY,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rilsa.

Ross.
Ross has on hand, aud Tor sale large
quantity Of oak and hickory wood, cut and
split, and resdy for the stove. ALSO 81
kinds of coal which W III he delivered in any
part OF the city on short notice. Leave or.
ders at coal yard, on Commercial avenue,
opposite Eleventh street. Dee. C-3in
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THE CAIRO AND VINCENNES
RAILROAD.

MOUND CIrY ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Cairo 1t 11:30 An. aAd 600 p.A.
Leave Mound City at 1928 p m. and SIS pm.
CONNECTIONS.
At Norris City with Springfield aud In.
1ois Southeastern railway for Springfield
and Shswneetown.
railway for indianapolis and all points North,
East and West; with Evansville and Craw.
louisville railway forTern Haute, Evansville,
Danville, Chicago and points Nerth, East
and west; with Ohio and Mississippi rail-
way for st. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati and
all points east and west.
Tickets for sale nj Company's Office, cor.
her Seventh street and Commercial avenue,
and by James Mallory, Ticket Agent, No..
.evee street.
l.. w. PALMER, Gsn'l 6apI
+. p. WILSON, Genl Passenger, AT.
37.13-0
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For REHT,--On Commercial avenue
one large room furnished or unfurnished
suitable for sleeping room for gentleman
and wife or two gentlomen. Apply At
BULLETIN Office. 36-l-l3-lm
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The bost quality of Alexandra kid
gloves Ut Hartman 4 Cos. for seventy
two cents, worth 81 rs. s7-l-30u
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ALI. colors of Bedding Bros. Machine
silk chesp % Hartman Il Goa s1-|-aO II
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ALL kinds OF game constantly on hand
n: Harry Walkers, Commercial avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
ll-7-lm
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A. j. ROE, NJ. -.
Office over Thoms Il Bros. grocery store,
No. 13i Commercial avenue, corner Eighth
street. Residence corner Washington ave.
nuc and Fourteenth street,
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SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES
For GAS and steam fitting 60 to Ken
nies Vulcan iron work., Commercial
ayenuo foot Of Nin!h street e-l0-ti
Tue European hotel, Harry Walker
proprietor, 10 opcn At oil hours of the
night. H-1-lm
Fos good square nieal 60 to Harry
Walkers restaurant Commercial aven ue
between Seventh and Eighth street. I'm
ALL kinds of fine laces and fringes at
ono half the usual price at Hartman X
Cos. e7-l-3O Il
ALI kinds of clothing and Gents fur
nishing goods at one half the usual price
at Hartman II Coz, corner Of Sixth street.
s7.l-3c II
JUST received and opened, the largest
and finest assortment, latest style and pat
terms of the bee. brands of cali?os ut Hart
man X Coz, corner Sixth street.
Sol 80 If
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
RELIGION AND SCIENCE,

DIR. DRAPER'S BOOK CRITiCIsED-A MIsCoNCEpTION
OF HISTORY CIARGED-NoN-CArHoLICw WRITER'S
PRAISE OF THE MEDIEVAL CATHOLIC CHURCH,
To the Editor OF the Tribune.
SIR: In review Of "The Conflict between
Religion and Science" by DR.. Draper, IN THE TRIBUNE
Of last Friday, the main principles OF that work as
summarized In TIE TRIBUNE present to my mind such
new and abrupt departure from tho philosophy Of his
tory and the laws OF and effect that few words
Of comment II not OF expostuhtou do not to be
impertiuent
DR.. Draper has, believe, some reputation In
ventor IN the field Of science. As inventor In the
domain OF history consider him to be without rival
The object OF his present work s to prove antagon.
ism between Religion and Science or, what seems to
be the same thing In his mind. between Rome and
Progress In his endeavor 10 accomplish this, no does
not OF course, pretermi the stories Of Calico and tho
InQusition. But Dr. Draper 10 writer Of far much
Originality and conception" TO content himself With
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22

such rusty weapons these His ability ~ On inventor
makes HIM independent Of facts, Witch no forms and
fashions It w 70 EN- ns ss nrsmSs sun
the conclusion as he sees f Lest snoud appear 70
the Learned % ~. 6asaa m rrs
The Catholic Church" he maiDtains " Responsible
for the condition or Europe from the fourth TO tne ak
tsenth century !" will be seen at once tbAt tne man
who Gao make such assertion as ths stands 10 no
need OF facts In truth facts would only embarrass him.
the disorders and barbarisrD In the Mid
die Ages what would he do vita such facts rs Totila.
Gotb Vsnda. and SAraceni Or will he admit that
the chaos consequent the breaking OF the Roman
acy that followed Evidently Dr. Draper Is Of opinion
that the OF hOrdes Of SavaRe tribes
the almost continual Of farooious ami the
effect the moral physical or nteIrcuil condition OF
the time. The Roman Church. he sirms, ihc cause OF
n Ia terrible Indictment Amazing. con prehpnsve.
naI l. includes oil the accusations aRa'nstthe PapAcy
which the tongue or pen mas ever ucreo compresseds
concentrated, and fDtenShcd.
Its useless to argue position nstrously
absurd with writer 80 utterly incapable OF
tracing effects 70 their ses that Inc s0ph noe post
ergo hoe tO him the very and suDstsnce
OF the piiIoso". history might quote innnmeraOIa
testimonies OF Protestant or inhdei writer's 10 prove NOT
CIV That the POpes always powerful in upholiinx
wise laws and improving the corrupted morals OF the
people that they never arrogated ~
the functions q TIE civil power, ., VII; H. no~"I Su"
sentence from that work wh'ch you say
ID "marxed by consummste ABILITY as wen a. p oy
singular Importantly" Speaking Of the sovereign Po
tf Dr. Draper attributes to hun thus extraordinary
power: "Infalble In Judgment II 10 gwen " nun 70
accomplish all things by miracle II need be-" Now
Or. Draper does not buy, beg, or borrow Catholic
Catecbsn Or some elementary work 90 Catholic dOc.
trine before he sgaiu undertakes TO explain papdi
weeks instruction 10 Catholic theology And history from
some smart hoy Of the Christian scnSG anu inc" me aims ns
pleat points Of Catholic belief. T. H. o., H. u.
Yonkers, N. T., Dec. 8, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
suLpHATE OF IRON IN DIpHrHERIA.

The local application of Sulphate of Iron in
cases Of Diphtheria described and recommended
year ago by Dr. A. w. Nelson Of New-IOndon In The
New York Medical Journal. Dr. Nelson thus describes
bis experience In this application, which was successful
In forty given casesi
Mass in 1859 the writer saw MANY cases. few fatal in
an epidemic Of dphtheria I'm which good results were
tonsIls and pharynx two Or three times day; given
also Internally I'D doses not now remembered. AZ the
Massachusetts College In Boston. about that time pro.
fessOrs II remember, advised against active local
treatments; In the army. during the soon after
medical known to us held the like opinion About
1865 for chemical reasons became confident that some
local treatment would best cure tho disease and often
wondered what chemical reagent would destroy and
Gounteract the Of fetor and fever tho putrd
mucus-pscudO- me mbrane- continuously exudine and
ut the same time not cauterizc ami rritate the still
living although iptltralcd membrane OF the throat BY
cxpcctant care this purcscent emulation Is III part d
rectly absorbed. doubtless in greater swallowed
10 do possibly rs much injury within the stouach. Gre
osOtc suggested Itself to bc consdered-this was just
before the carbolic. acid discovery or inyen
'S9'%s 'ns w' n % rse4 AnS,Aer agent
by some now forgotten wav. was brought to nutire
mined with me its efficiency IN this dreaded diseass
Is very like the Application Of tDcture OF iron OF DR.
skillful teachings. In Two only since IsG5 or
early 1866 have used partially tannln as suDslute
for the suosulpate With quick return to the latter
In mild cases we USED liq terri subsuphatis and pure
water Of gycerne IN equal parts two one of latter
to former In the severe disease the id feri subsu
phas In It's full strength For subsidiary girglcs We
have water chorate Of potass solution, lime water ali
beneficial You Will sometimes induce little vomiting
bly, beneficial IN ling tho stomach OF poisonous m.
Gus swallowed before The iron gargo is disagree.
stain white clothes. These objections best obyiated
by the large cames hair pencil. well washed after
phAto Of locally aud tiucture OF chloride ntrrnsiy
only say used the former originally. probably not
goal disease
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
RECENT BANKING DECISIONS.

,,.p,,1ry OF SHAREHOLDERS IN NATIONAL BANKS.
Tn mo Editor of TIE Tribune.
SIR: The recent trial in the United States
Distrct Court tho suits brought against the share.
holders In th;;Eighth National Bank 10 enforce their
snuory liability for the debts of the bank at tho time
Of its failure has been already mentioned In TIE
TRIBUNE but the extent Of the shareholders liability
II The rulings Of Judge Batchford finally sustained
AZ law is very far from being commonly understood
n these decisions acquiesced stock ip National
hanks will be property OF most precariOus aud dan
gerOus character
The case against DR.. Cheeseman was peculiar one.
He became an original subscriber 1855 for SO shares
sfsek I'M the E,ghth National Bank. In May, 1861 at
time when the was ~ excellent credit. having
surplus. ana when Its stock stood at
the market, he determined to part with his 90 shares
He accidentally mentioned his purpose to the cashier
of the bank aud that officer volunteered to dispose
man that had found purchaser and directed him to
transfer the certificates BY signing the ordinary
and gave the certificates to the cashier who credited
his account with the par value OF the stocks. Tue
cashier was tho proper transfer officer the bank
Dr. Cneeseman followed his directions a, to the
manner of tran'ier Ho heard no more Of the matter
ho We. iniorusd by tne receiver that his name stood
Tnis sul Mas bfcught to enforce that liability Upon
tho trial It shoTn that thls stock was actually pnr
chased by the bank he shares remained In possrssion
of the bank which collected all subsequent dividends
upon them. ana after Its fare the shares were turned
over 10 the receiver with tho Otn,r assets Upon these
iscts Judge Blatcbord held that d.. cheeseman was
liable for tue Of 81 per cent ordered by the
four years before the ground that In order u escape
liaDiity sharcho er must sce that his stock Is tans
fsrrod upon books Of tue bank 10 person oap
bic OF succeeding TO his obligatons, and that the
bank was not ssn pstsop Geng prohibited , i Dy sw
the ordinary metnOd of transfer by signng the blank
over attorney will not protest the sareoder. and
tbat In all Of ses OF such bank stock he remains
haae until tho transfer s made on the banks books TO
his uuccessOr 10 important, therefore, who
Nave heretofore made suoh trausors that they should
ss once 500 then thus perfected.
Tie msasure Of liability als0 IL very severe. Two
ponIs were made by Dr. Cheeseman's counsel. as fol-
lows Frs that the liability only for tho aenclenoy
and could not be enforced until all assets OF
had been oonvertcd aud applied by tho receiver the
payment OF the de0s sud socond that tho sharehOld
crs lisbo the duncapey en,iued notice and
s0ws opportunity VI asoorainini vhAt tho dencionoy
New-York tribune., 1874-12-22
eest,ons a. to the appearance Of the Ameroan Geo.
sranhtnni Hoointx In tho Con gross ct Parfs:

oes,,oos A 20 the appearance Of the American Geo.
graphical Society in tho Congress at Paris:
suppose the Society has received sn o1sa! inva " c
held at Paris next April. under the auspices 0, Inc
PARTISAN biographical Society,": or course shall sSH 90
rctarv but this occasion calls special deeRatoh "
be composed II possible Of men OF science VINO are com
may May be allowed to suggest that would DO greatly
for the honor and the interest Of the Amernn nnn m
graphical Society to improve this OCCASION Or
Inc America IN geographical point Of view; and TO
this end. would propose the t sccn,S ac"
acv in tho following order a. map OF the % PHYSICAL n
GEOGRAPHY of the North M hSS
century showing to what extent this portion Of he con-
nsns had irs Sos wns s"e ts snSw thus far obtained
W map OF the United states at d" cGSn OF d, o"r or
national life U Tie United States OF today exhibit
Ing railroads, canals, chief cities. mines explorations
eS asr sass sns Ss
the drsi representing the United states In the light OF
ssS II Scsv on
National eagle should fold his wings and suppress his
screams that there should he no hOasng OF American
Proeress" or Destiny" but calm, patient accurate
statistical presentation OF facts TO scientc body
The second memoir should show what America ana
Americans have done-the Governme:s, societies anu
ndlviduals-u the work Of geographical exploration
The execution Of this plan will require time. labor,
skill ana "ey. but an sure tha tnere % aro genicnen @
tribute all that may be NECESSARY the hest
scientific ability and carIographicai sk 10 preparing
with dignity in the International Geographc, Congress
These maps and memoirs could pc usea again also at
Philadelphia In 1876.
monthly magazine called me Trareler will be Is
sued, beginning time during the present Winter
devoted to travel and kindred subjects. IL
Will he edited by Avan g. SOnthworth secretary or the
ann m viii pry to
the Society Letters have been received from Burf0n
mendinr the plIn and several well known xporcrs at
home and abroad have promised contributions.