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iSiietthn ht1=l1ftiou.

Ylpmoutb, N.:6., 2. 0eS. = Der nm
ubr 35 Ottn. bon bier absebeube Ufor9e1=
Sug entslelite bente otesletts Soooplle. Sin
Gaiiasleruagson fiel Die gDlfung .binab.
Sreo Sromr, eiu Srenlier, puros Iofort &C.
tootet unp peri6iebene anbere Yerionen ld)mer
perlet5t
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Ser VdIi1er 1tno saNGmiiuser

bila6elp bia, ?. Deg. = 5ente faub
Dor benz 8unoes. .GommtlIdr Sibble ein Ser
b1r in benz Safe bes g. 9S. Silt itatt, mel.
der angeflast lit, aetpiiie sefdlibte Ser. ct.
Bombs unb Ylatten fir ben Drud Don Gou=
rant.Jtoten i'm Seitte gebabt gu babeu. 0ie
&esieruu9 mar burh Die 0iitriftsanwalte
McMi9ael unb Salentine pertreten, ,Sr.
Bremiter erid|ien als Yert9eibtger, nuo 8. i.
Galiibp nabrte bic Sntereiien BON Pinferton's
asentnr. ST. Brsmiter bemerfte, baB Der
Mngeflagte ieit bem lesten 8srb6re aut eineu
Befebl bes Yunbesseri1tss nerbaftet morben
iei. Sein Client Jet iehr franf nnb beflen
aeben in @sfabr. 9as atteit eiaes Grstes
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Gin sbeil DER sd)tHsarbeiter aus
GuropaiI6e abel6eridte.
Gtn 9ampfer 9ef6ettert. go Yer'
Sonet tttttQefpututett.

0onbon, 3. Seq. = Ser 0ampfer sd
plata" nelder bon ben @ebriibern Clemens
gum 6epariren bes &abels auSgeianot NOR.
ben, ideiterte unip.it llibant am 29. b. SO.
60 Berionen ertranfen. IA lleberlebenbe fuur=
ben bon Dem 0ampisr u@arelod" bon @lasz
som gerettet.
Der @apltdr, Der 8unbarst, brei anoere
Sfii3iere, Der Sngenieur, fieben Sellner nno
S0ae, elf Sdlirer, IA Watroien unb idmmt'
li9e aabeaeger, 16 on ;3abl, oarunter 9r
Riditts, Der &hef serielben, ertronfen
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Grmorottn8 tttto 8eranbnns clues
SQttS Sbetu D h1terS>

Stem . Orf, 2. De5br. = Soiepb Gal-
mabge, einSarmer BON Metuhin in Der Nd5e
BON SEEN, ,8runsmid, H.=S., rpurbe pergan=
gene gtaht Don elmer nod unbefanntsn Ser
ion errorbst. Galmabge bate $500 bel iid),
bic, als man ieiuen aeidnam fano, peri9mull=
ben maren.
@bmarb MonbaD bon Metudin, 81. s.,
tpurbe auf ben Serbaht bin, Den Nforb be
aangen 3u baben, perbaftet.
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sieue Nu3etsen.
ID pep{1Ses Sfe,';fis; @s'ster.

TuptUIleINtt ..... ..VfUT. 5 y. OtuTFUutU'
"a. bonnement5=BorlieQuHa.
sreitas, ben 4. OeSember 1874,
Scr bDie 0eiit Sumpaeibagabunbus"
ODER
y9as lteoerItd)e &leeblatt,"
Boife NIT @eiau9 In . Anf3itgen BON 5. ytetrop,
Dtuif pon u. Uiller.
@ntrit6>lreis 30 Gents, reIerplrte Cite 70 @euts.
Teierpirte Sise iinb itet5 am Gage Dor Der SOrz
ftellung BON bis ll6r uuo om Gage oer Soritet@
lung pon bis llbr in Der nGoncor0ia" gu babeu.
aaiien CeifnuH9 nbr. Yesinn Der STORYTELLING
prdciie n9r.
3ur gefdtlt9eu 9eatb tbtuns = Gem
Duni1e pieler 2beGterfreunoe Su entipredeH, iinb
bis au 2Beiteres % Slnete Su SO bel pm. 8. SS.
S6pedeubief in Der "@oucoroia@Sane" 3u baben.
Oitie Silete bered1ti9en Den 5nbaber, am Gage Der
Soriteluus Siee obne @ttra 8erSiltun9 8u reierz
ptreu, (2S@0-9O
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H0rI Mnnt

gtew=Yorf, 2. 9e,. = Garl Soat, iuel.
der in Der gtdbe bon Sriiiiel, Sslgien, ben
@bepalier Dubois be glanco ermoroete uno
oann nit elmer groBen Summe @eloes uno
@eloes,pertb bierber entilob, wuroe auf Die
slntlags oes sroBen 9iebitables bin beute
bonn @eri1te ireiseiprodeu, neil iiber spei
Sabre perHoiien ieten, lett Die Sla9e erboben
uub iunerbalb bieies 3eitraumes yfidts in
Der Sa1e geideben lei. llnmlttelbar na1
leinem slustritte aus benz @eridtsiaale iuurOe
Soat bon gienem arretirt uub 5lpar allf9runb
oes fiirSlid absei6lOfenea ansliefsrHn9spcr>
traces NIT Yelaler, -.
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0er (SeIoutdrff.

gemzYcrf, 2. De5. = @elo afttp gu
24-3. sSebiel flau, 4.S51. 9olb flan su
1115-1124. Shllgattonen feft, Sedlier 1903
'62er f12a. aften idloIien fau, ytep gort
Central 1O14, @r,e %, Safe Sbore sO3, Su.
Central 90, Yittsburs 884. gtortbweltern 46,
pref. cog, GOd= =Sslanb l014.
llnterihaeamts Silaus: Sob $54 1885,
697. SourQrt S4S O63 ,334.
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QSeitere Serid)te aus 2litett

Yofob NJ q Sapan, 8. ytoo. I'm II.
Sftober ,piitbete in Deboo Elm befti9erSturm.
Siele aiiitenb5rfer iino beifao,st ocer serit0rt
mOrOen; "a 0idunfen itnb untersesangen.
Der Wenidenuerluit be3iffert iid auf 200.
Der Gommanbeur GaHel tit bon Sornloa na6
Dofobana Surddgefebrt.
Die 0ariueaonliniitration bat cine Selobz
ming fir biejeuisen Sapaneien alsgei4rie=
ben, ,ueltbe eitber unbefannte 0tiffe Ii. I. no.
ausiuoig MAIDEN.
Ser Gelunobeitssuitanb Der 3ruppen int
iiibliden 6ormoia 1T portrefflld; bic sefdbrz
lld)e Sabres;eit lit porbe1. SIN Se9tnn oes
Sftobers murben mebr als 1000 Sranfe nab
1asaiati sebra9t. Die @eiammtbeit Der
iapanefiiden gtreitmadt auf Sormoia be-
trdst 1000 Mann. Die 9auptmabt ipirb bel
Masaiafi in &eier,e sebalten. Die ariess>
8orbereitunsen werben anoauern bis bic
Streitfrage gum Austras gebraht iein mirb.
= Die Staatsaussaben iperosn rebuSirt.
Ser Mifabo nnb bic faiierlidle Tamilie baben
auf ibr glnfon,men partiell per5idtet. Siele
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0crbaftnng eincs SnmSes Gpnt=
tttiiIGrS.

NewzDorf,2. Der Sunoes eomlie
iGr Sobu gSbitbeao bon Geiparf fpnroe heute
auf Die anftage ber Srau Marsaretba eonz
nelp BON 8rooflpn megen nnteri9lagun9
bon $500, pelAe fie linn sur Aufbemabrnng
fir ibre sipei Gtr1ber qeaeben hattie, Der5aftet.
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Scr 0teuo etttttn0.SfnnSal.

New-D Orf, 2. Os5.-OaS Breab9terlnm
bon Seriep. .@itp perbanbelte bente III Der afz
ia,re bes Yaitors @lenbenning Dor geidlollez
nen Ebiiren.
Sas Yresbpteriunt ipra6 @lenoenning bon
alien sesen ibu erbobenen Seibulolsun9en
frpi
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s. Maime, 9eraussebsr.
epe3ial Noti3em.
8alttt,tpre
fre 9uCnrduft Wffft,

Baltimore
fre 3n[uranft WfIiff,
saopetfsGde boa eomth. uuS Mater, straf,e.
9sie geisai i4ot oerii@ert torttpdbrenb sessn Ser.
S,aS!, mte i'm SanSe, ole Nrten BON gieeutbum,
@2ls., eaoens uns @aarenbduler, -San6eIssiter,
aeSoaus 2 YroSufte, Mobeln. Sous @erdtbi6aiten,
II oau besrifene ober i'm Saieu tn 2abuug befiuoa
II e 6ahr3eu9e u. (. 10.
Sas Direttortunl beitsbt aus folsenoen Serren:
Wm. @. $ 9arriion, YrIiioent;
Geo. U. Eiders, s. p. &apff,
Oauib e. WiIiou, &. Ho6t. Senftns,
e5oiiab Bennington, 6. Viortou Stetpart.
fSranct5 Z. Sing, .. s. Repcomer.
5elrp Carroll, SrpiQe SoriDi9,
81. g. Steuart, 70. %. 2aplor,
gSga. $. Srune, Ssrael @oben,
George 8. Sartilon.
Applitationsz6ormularen nno weitere Wahr.d ibe,
Sou9z unb s8aterfroBe, ertleilt, ipo aud aae Gif=
traae fofort erleoi9t peroeu gerfterunsen inetSen
oaI rseno cine Strip ansenommen tpel4e Der appits
luat loiiuiten mag.
(5ant, ,1SD 6r. Doootportt, Setr.
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n1oore's 1lo(ea-BQhnpalpe

effettiu reiuist uno maht Die Sdpne psb, lo1t ben
Wenffeiu al. unb peroinhert bos SerOerben oer
Sahne. Sie SaGon Der Shadtel lit neu, nieolt, be-
auem uno iparianl. Yreis % Gents. !3u baben in
alIen Npot5eten unb Drogueu=S Sanolunsen.
Mun1 t0JEfPGA
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parb perleien, uOraui man ben Sail Der
lbob.
3tpei SritteI eines Stdotdjens
ab9ebrannt.

Situsptlle, YennI., 2. Deg. = beute
Na9mittag diferte Elm perbeerenoes Seuer
3lpei Orittel bon Sarns Gitg, Sutler=@ County,
i'm Seloiitrifte, eill. lleber IS 5dnier branll=
ten ab, barunter sipei 5otels uno Oas Yoitse=
bduoe. Der Shaben mirb auf 100000 an
geseben unb ioaen Die Serii6erun9en nur
iphr nprinn fpin
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sweeo ttmt cine 0ofn,t,t9 drmer,
Seitt 0ei,td1 ttttt Ssabeas Gor=
k&1sS n f1o IN eSpft

gt etp 9 orf, 2. Beg. - Seute nuroen
Dor Ii6ter Barrett Die 2lrgumente III oem
6abeaszGorpus Sale oeS gSm. 9f. Smeeo
aebDrt. 0apio .. Sielb nns ST 6ihter
Gomltod iprad,en fir Den Qrreltanten nnb Der
0iltrifts- anpalt Pbelps pertrat ben Staat.
0a Der @efau9ene untpobl mar, 10 Duroe er
uid)t Dor bic S1ranfen geitelt. Ser Ot=
itriftsz Inmalt beantragte Die lnnultrnn9 Oes
gefebls, ba felne 1rlade fir benielbeu boz
lieae, inbem oas @erid)t, tpeldes ben Strdfz
ling perurtbeilte, geb0rig organliirt mar uno
oeilen @erfabren nid)t bon etnem cooroinirten
@erihte repibirt rperben fSnne. Sieles Ser
fabren lei weoer notbpenotg, nod gelebltd),
auh lei fein YrdcebenSiaa fir Oailelbe por=
banoen. Ser Rihter unterItitbte oas Irguz
ment bes 4utpaltS ulb Der Sabeas Corpus
Seiebl ipnrbe niebergei6lagen.
Ucrldbte bon 1peeo'S 8IMd)t.
Stem Dorf, 2. 9esbr. = Sas uSeles
9rarnm" bebauptet, oab Sweeo eutflohen Jet.
(Spater.) - @erii6te, meld]e Der Seitdtl'
auna beoiirisu, cirfulirten beute Nadmittag,
oaB Slpeeb aus bem 3uftbahle enfoben Jet.
Gr fibt nod.
gfew =Oorf, 2. Oe5br. = ytatIragen
an qeeianeter Stelle baben ergeben, oaB iid)
6peeo nod i'm @eidngniiie befinOet.
Stem Dorf, 2. De5br. = Sweeo murbe
beute uah Der Stabt sebradt, I'm Dor @ertd)t
su erideinen. Sufolge zines llebereinfonl'
mems NIT bemO Oiitriftsz zanwalteYbelps wuroe
ibm isbod seitattet, OIL oeiien Yriuat -Siireau
IN Der 9uaneitraBe nabe benz SroaOmag, 81
bleiben. NadOem Der 5abeas Corpus Be
| iebl BON bem @ertdte nieoergeif)lagen mar,
lpuroe Der arreltaut ipieOer nad Sladpeas=
Sslanb sebraht. Sein 9eibteriheinen Dor
@erift CAB mabrideinli6 81 bem 9erii6te
QnlaB, bab er entfloben let. .5t..
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NrffGrlf1tn.

Da Elm @erad5t in Der staot cirtulrt, oaB mir ons'
mir hieie @eIeaenheit, i'm unIeren Suu5en uno oem
VubIitlim anSa5eigen, baB mir unier @ei6ait n d
aufs ben. ionbern nur Memta.eabaare ssstl gum
rem. gBir hobeu 7o0 SaareeHe6te BON $3.50 bis $75
nro gtid mehe mir Sum aofeurreiie oblaiien; fer.
ner 5000 Daros rSetss gu 50 eents nne tbenrer lo<
Soorblriten, 8dnmen u. Sariimerie'n. Wfan iprete
eor in Str. 62, eerustonitrabe, uno beebe fib bic
Wonren z. Seanneret,
ISon26d dSS) Str. 81, xertngtcnttrabe.
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giew Gaitle, 0el., 2. 0esbr. = Die
Surp bat ben Sarnler Sooowaro, lueldler ben
auaben 9ufens, Der anf ieinem @ute Saitas
nien iudyte, eridob, frei9eiprod,en.
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1tnier f1ntalid1er Waif.

Gan 6ranSi CO, 2. DeSbr: = S6nlg
aalufana ift iit auf Dem 0pfr. uMcYberion"
nah Oem Sort aleatras abgegangen; BON
bort piro ibn Der 0ampicr Senicia" mad
Mare=Sslano brtugen. Die @eieaidaft Der
califOruiihen Yioniere madte ibn geltern
Nbeno ibre 9(ufmartuna.
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2iperpOol, 2. 0eSbr. Saumiuolle
feft; Sberl. 7s; Srl. 81. Serfdufe $4,000
galleu.
2onbon, 2. 9eSbr. GOniolS 92t-g
fir 9elb uno 8rief. - almerif 8onbs, 81.
Snt., '67er 1O94; neue 6iinfer 103. Grie
25-254.
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: wnght's motion, that the senate insist
on Its amendments, grant and COM
mittee Of conference, It was agreed to.
Yeas, Ss; nays, II, as follows:
Xeds-Allisrn, Bayero, Bogy, Bore
man, Carpenter, Chandler, Clayton,
Cragin, DjEsey, Ferry lMich.1, Gilbert,
| Goldthwaite, Gordon, Harvey, Hitch
cock, Howe, TngalIs, Logan, McCseery,
MerFim0n. Mitchell, Morton, Norwood,
| Oglesby, Pease, Pratt, Ramsey, Ran.
sOm, Robertson, Root, Thurman, Spen-
Ger, Sprague, SteyensOn, Upton, West
/ Window, Wright-:io.
Ndys-Anthony, Boutwell,, Bueking
ham, Conkliug, Cooper, EdmInds, Fre,
! linghaysen. HaRer. Hamilton TEX. !
Jones, Morrill, BE. |, dorrill [Yt. J. SaT.
gent, Schurz, Stewart, Thurman, Wash
burn-17.
Senators Dennis and Lewis, who
| would have voted in the affirmative
were paired with Senators Kelly ant
WadIeigh, who would have voted IN tbs
negative.
The chair announced that he woulf
appoint the committee Monday, bu
| subsequently reeOnsidered that inten
| tion. and announced sueh e"mmittee Il
be Senators Wright, Ferry Mich ] sn6
| Stevenson.
The chair laid before tbess nate q Teso
| luton of the house dissgreeiDg to thu
| senate amendments to the mOiety bill
and asking for conference ecmmltIee
| Senator Sherman moved that th'
senate insert on its amendDlehts sans
grant committee Agreed td aud lhi
chair appointed Senators Scott, How
aud Bayzrd.
A number of bills of q private nstur'
were passed.
On motion of Senator Window th'
resolution instruciiug the committee OF
appropriations to report amendment
| tn the river and harbor appropriation
| bill for the survey Of routes recon-
mended by that committee, was takel
up
The senate then adjourned until Mon
| day.
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THE CROP PROSPECTS.
The National Crop Reporters synopsis
of the Condition Of the North
western Agricultural Interests.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June lS.-The
following is a synopsis Of the leading
information published by the National
CROP Reporter, to-day: Reports from
CORRESPONDENTS dated June LIST, indicate
a severe drouth prevailing in nearly all
,,ortious of the country east OF the Rocky
mountains and as far as New England,
wifi more or less damage to the grow
ing crops in most sections. since the
date of those reports there have been
very general rains throughout the coun-
try and it is thought enough to check
all damage on the score Of drouth. The
condition OF the growing wheat In the
States of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and
Wisconsin, was nearly three per cent
above good average condition. 10 IL
linois and Missouri the condition Of the
wheat was very high; In Iowa five pei
cent. above an average. and In the Other
States below. The average production
Of the oat crop In the same States at the
date mentioned was six per cent. below
a good average, Mis- ouri being the only
State reporting above the average. TIL,
estimates IN relation 10 the area sowu
this season in barley, indicate IN
the States previously mentioned
an increase over last year
Of 262 200 acres, and make the area
this year, Ia round numbers, 90, OK
acres. There is an estimated falling of
thus season in the rye area, averaging l.
the same States three per cent, or 10, Isl
acres. The area this year Is placed at a
rife Iess than 337, 900 acres. Special re.
turns IN relation to the tobacco crop in
kentucky, southern Ohio and Indiana
aud Ia Tennessee are such ss to maks
the outlook very bad enc. Aside frou
the late frests, the bug and the fly, anC
other Insects have been very destructiv :
No transplanting had been done up I,
June lst, the ground bsiDg too dry. l
seems to be the general opinion among
growers and dealers that the prospect
are not 10 favor Of more thar one-hal
OK tWo-thirds OF last years crop. Mucl
iamage Is reported by the p0tato-b1g
the number Of which is evidently In
creasIng. Comparatively little damsg'
Is repofte by chinch-bngss and no ex
tenafve destruction by grasshoppe'x.
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NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE EXECCT We BOARD OF }
SHELBY COUETT,

OFFICE CT THE EXECUTIVE BOARD OFT
SHELBY COUETT,
MEMPaIs, Tenn, June Is, 1874.
At the meeting Of the Executive Board held
this day, the fOllowiI reso utiOns were
adopted and ordered 10 be published;
Rssolued That the sub-c mn tteeS holding
the election on June 2jtn, for dele ates t. the
convention on July ID, be requested to nave
the ereslstration-bOoks for eaen ward, as regis
tered It the Ia I municipal cleo iOni and al ,ow
no vote to b- cast for dele -ates unless the
voter be fund to be a registered voter, or can
5 ttisfN the commi tee that he Is legal voter
of said ward, and a supporter OF the 3 rtleti
platform, and will support the nominees OF
the convention.
Resolued, hat where any OF the members
of the sub co umittees become candidates for
delegates, the remaining members OF the sub
committees be authorized and empowered to
d Il the place of each Committeeman who Is a
candidate for delegate, 20 assist in hol0ing the
election for delegates, but each su0-commit-
teeman shall be continued on ht committee e
after the meeting of the convention and
during the canvass
Resolved, That the subcommittee be IN
struet,d, inst as committees they are not
au borized to select delegate, but that the Sc
lect on of delegates be lett entirely with the
voters in each ward and district, and that the
sub-comm q ees be instructed not 10 favor the
selection OF delegates in the interest OF any
particular candidate.
By order OF the Executive Board.
HOSEA TOWNSEND, Chairman.
RESRY J. LYNN Secretary. Sel4
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REDEEMABLE BONDS.
A list ar Untted states Bonds, PFfnei
pat and Accrued Interest 10 Be
Paid After September
san, 1874.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-Secretary
Bristow gives notice that the principa
and accrued interest of bonds herein be
low designated, known as five-twenty
bonds, will be paid at the treasury of the
United States, in the city Of Washing
ton, on and after the fifth day of Sep
tember, 1874, and that the interest or
said bonds will cease on that day
Coupon bonds known as the third series
of the act OF February 25, 1852, dated
May l, 1852, as follows: Coupon bond;
OF $50 No. IL, l01 to II, 200, both inclu'
sive; 500, No. 81, ,40l to No. IS 200, bott
inclusive; $500, No. l9,S0l TO IS, 400
both inclusive; $1,000, No. 80, l0l tc
AZ, 300, both inclusive. Total, $500 600
Registered bonds $50, No. 1851 to 1850
bath inclusive; 800, No. 10 6Sl to No
10, 200, both inclusive; $500, No. 6S9l t
No. 6400, both inclusive; $1,000, No
26. I01 to No. 26, ,l65. both inclusive
5000. No 640l to 1903, both inclusive
$4,000, No. Sl0,510 to No. 1857, both
inclusive. Total, 100000. Grand total
81 600 600.
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IN mEMoRIAsi.
little B1aaehe, only ID "a. hter Of Tnas.
~. and ~. B Chfafop.


Another angel chsrub gone
To lfer bright nome Of love.
Another goaoen lima 10 blud
a mothers heart above.
sWsstly and gently did sh pass.
Into the vast unknown;
In aod serene as 50 mime = ey.,
Before the darkcning stOffn.
les, IN that Hand OF z'orH, free
From earthDorn ca e a . Hnc.
Her angel spirit wings = was
Aud watches rs below.
suffer Iiige lambs 10 c1n,s.
hear the SaN 7 szs
foF heavens his hest dome 5 h.g
f ~pirt's Snch as they.
Then grieva not, mother. ftioas1 tie pain
vi parting be ~ dear;
Since nov thy loss 10 lev fs Fatn
Be irustfui. DO not fear.
A fathers kindly hand tcif Isai.
Aud m his bosom she.
Content 10 5isv, ns'er mGTs mall fs.a.in
Hut always happy he
Papa, list. your Bianeh!e ,ls
Aud bids yOu earnestly
Remember, when the temp sr conc
That she il guarding the-.
Be srm ruth, hold to stain
The "onsecrafei cross,
And may the blessings Of our God
kepaIi aud ueai tuy loss.
And nov she's gone before. may 70,
Who still o. earth rem IL.
Meet ner, 70 praise our b ess-t king,
Meet neisr 10 part ssatu.
\ FhIEND.
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GRANGE PICNIC.
she HRyWn COaufy GTangers vie
niektng rssF BrOwnsVfl'e-He-
fssshments, Speeenes, Ete.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
BRowNsvILLE, TENN, June 13 Al
a grange picnic. held FIVE miles north
of Brownsville to-day, an immense con.
course of people was assent bled, who
were highly edited by speeches from
Rev. VIM. Armstrong, Thomas Bys.
and Hon George G. Porter, the latter o.
whom, in his usual happy intellectual
style, briefly defined the principles and
objects of the grange movement. Aftel
being refreshed by q sumptuous rePast,
Hon. ]. s. Kerr, upon invitation, ad-
dressed the throng OF people assembled
All questions of politics were vigorously
excluded from the discussion.
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avrELEaRARH.

CHARLESTON June 1S-Cotton
duh !: f6i6dslDes, lie; net receipts, lS2
bales; expoFIs-eoastwise, 1S2 bales;
stles, 80 bales.
GALVESTON, June Is. = Gotten
/ qsiek; good ordinary, 15le; middling,
l74s net receipts, ieS bAles; aAless Is
ekXANNAH. June Is. - Cotton
qogns'lal; mi'idlinga, l6sc; net receipts
l5l br'sss gross Isl bales; sales, zs'
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State, war and navy Departments wal

State, war and navy departments was
resched,
Mr.. Coburn moved to reduce the
amount 10 fifty thousahd dollars, and to
postpone the construction of the wings
for the war and navy departments.
In the course Of the debate Mr.. Speer
iutimsted liIRt some government ofd-
ciais were interested In the quarries
from which the granite Is obtained, but
Mr.. Plat, chairman OF the committee
on public bulldogs and grounds em-
phatically denied ID, and explained that
one Of the quarries IL 10 MaiD, and the
other near Richmond, Virginia. He,
himself. had been very active in pro-
curing the contract for The Richmond
quarry, but had no peeniary interts st
ID il direct OF Indirect, aud had never
heen reimbursed even for his personal
expenses in the matter.
Mr. Coburn's amendment was re-
jected.
On motion of bIr. Randalls, the item
of one hundred and twelve thousand
dollars for furniture used in the state de-
partment was teducsd 10 seyeaty-five
thousaud dollars, and the item Of two
hundred thousand dollars for furniture
for all the public buildings was reduced
to one hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lars.
Mr.. Butler Mass. offered an amend
ment, OF whIc he gave notice yester-
day, to abolish the cIvil service com mmis-
sion. He accepted the proposition made
by Mr. Kassou, which MAKES 1t the duty
of the head of each executive depart
ment 10 prescribe aud pubiis1 rales for
a-eertaining the qualifications Of appii-
cants ( ,r appoia ments at his dip rsai
aHd TO M axe such appointments Onl
from candidates who have quaiifi -stions
of honesty, efficiency aud fidelity, ami
not a reward for mere party zeal, giving
preference only TO those who have the
additional qualification of all honorable
record in the military or naval service
of the United States, and to make such
appointments as equitaOly as possible
from candidates frJm the several con-
gressiOnsl districts. The proposition
also requires that the reasons for r-moval
be ente ed on the records of the depart
ment.
Mr.. H0sklns moved to amend the
amendment by striking out that por-
tiou of 1t proposed by Mr. Kssson, aud
insert in lieu Of 1t paragraph TO give
preference to soldiers aud sailors and
their dependent relations. Agreed to.
Without dispnsing formally OF Mr..
Buffers proposition, as amended, the
committee rose, and the house, at half
past Eve o'clock, adjourned.
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mARRIED.

sIMPsoN-HA 1hursday, June
Il, 1s74, ct the residence Of the erides brother,
George e. Hawkins, Cnei-esr y Rev. David
walE, ar. WILL. 3. sI9rPs0S and Mis- DELLA
NJ HAwErNe
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oFTrcE or ExTcrTivE LARD o. sHELBTl
CoCsTT,
SieDFhi-. Team June y, lszz.
- For tie Purp ss Of carrying into eject
tho BsdIett r. solutions. snd under and In
pursnaus e Of the authority therein conferred
tbs E1ecpt.ys Roasd hereby direct that the
trisis and wsrJs, whose names are herei1-
after sta.ed, shsii ugea aud hold an election
for t1e uunlsr OF Del gates hereinafter
stated. 4t the respective places IN tceir Civil
Districts and Wards hereinafter mentioned ;
the elsc;i u % said delegates 70 be By ballot,
10 be held % zald s00-eommistess in the
Civil DISTRICTS. " "a u O'Clock m. 20 so'cloek (
m
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calm. Yesterday there was scarcely q
ripple on the bosom Of the stream, save
the wRvelets Ia the wake Of the tug.
The sun, after cleaning brightly, as "
TO make