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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
Sflegrapb.
Mnsldnbiicbc Stacbricbten.
Der Mnftanb seeen bic z Slr.
fen

2onbon, 2. Ottbr. Cine Gpe3ial.
HepeJd1e Der Simes aus NaguIa meloet,
boS Sic Sniurgenten einen Sturmansriif
ouf Rled marbten, jebod Bon borne unO
pOi, binten ansesriffen lpuroen. Sbre Wlu.
uition sins aus unb lte 1ogen lid 5urld
nit 3nriidlaiIung bon orel a0ofeH. S!e
truaep II Werpunoete nit tort.
aud Elm Ratb.
Berlin. 2. Dftbr. Ser Belgraoer
Sfiof. cine 9eitung, ipelde man fir eln
6olb c(fiaienss Organ bdIt, rdth ben ssn..
iuorenisn. bic Goniuln, tpenn bielelben auf
ipeiiertn lInterbanolungen bsltsb.n lolten,
IN Qaaer ~ enpfanaen uno lbnsn ieoem
fiinlunbaransig peitltenhiebe aufaladbe
An Donn 1uiirDen lie Dos rihtige Wers
eSnbujh ron btr orienta!ii6en Groos bee
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
Gei6tfinniGer Gebrau4 BON
Gd1ieBm uffen.

Gt. gauL Minu., 2. Oct. geter
Stage fanb eeitern in Der 2oftaithe ieis
mes 9obnes einen Repolper. Ct trat an
bic Sbir unb briidte ben Sabn stuei ober
oreimal nb. obne boB ie6oh Elm S9uB
fiel. Ct 3ielte barauf gum SpaB auf feline
Srau unb oriidte micoer ab. Dieies Mtal
9ing Der SduB los unb bic arme 6rau
iant toot su Booen. Stage lpuroe Derr
baftet, aber auf Elm 0erpitt Der @oroners
eSurn freiaeibrphen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

bas Define @nabenbaab ieIblf unteraei9nst bat,
70 ID m.in Bunia srbOrt. SD isrb in ttsfsm
Dante,
msin SOais, Giirif unS Serr,
Eeia pfIidtbsrbnnbensr Sonts.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Safelselbern, baB ii1 biefe. In Der RegeJ
lebr gut wie6er besahlt MAIDEN, neil bit
Worarbeiten Su Dem ldngIten Rrieee uni
3u benz fiirseiten 6rieben an Sateln ses
maht, nno manher ftorre Mmbahaoeuf
febr traitabel ipurbe, nohoem bic Sarnlos
ME unb Wielobie elmer WsatI5eit fein Serl
erneidlt hatten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Refr %2ogtf. lieutenant
vWas f6nnen sic oaraus i6IieBen, Deun
Sis als Gorpoiten in Der Ra9t i'm rl69iten
Sorf 5unoegebel b6ren ?"
&etrut: v9aB Der Won6 fdeint."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
Snmoriftfe9es.

SbeenrYerhinbnng. 2ebrer :
vSieier 8intel bier heiBt ipib, uno ME
beiBt henn oieIsr Boz"
Sdtiler: vWops!~ y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

RartoffeIIosie. Srdulein @itta
(aus Der &eiioenO: SD finoe, baB bel
gu1 Der Salat nidt 10 Ih6n III, als bel
uns in Der 5tabt - 2anowirtb: .8itte,
mein Srdulein, sic tduiden fih - oas
iino ia Gartoffeln!~ = Srdulein @itta !:
Stu ebens... i'd meinte 10 aud RartoffeI=
iaiat!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

amiIienfreuben. SD ioe'
9ir Sreunb, bic 59nieqermiitter linb
Elm luabres Sausfreu3. = r9iun, 8 u ipirlt
0t6 bod nibt befIoeen f6nnen, ba Sid
bic Seinise na9 9einer eisenen Quslaae
id6rli9 nur stpeimal beiu9t." - ,Oas
l9on; aber bann bleibt iie ie6esmaI Elm
balb Sabr oa J"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
1ele9rapbifcbe Septi3eit.

- 9ie Bant BON galifornien beeann
beute Wtorsen nm llbr nieber ibre 3ab-
luneen auf3unebmen. gs nirb piel 8elb
aedoaen, ober auh nieL beponirt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Raat Ieiber fdoa mebr als bier
bunbert Sbaler aus. :. ALP 96alsr.
llub bennO9 bab' id nidt nod Gaes in benz
Saus.
Bas foifet nidt bic Grans pas fofst 9anD
unb Spiten2
@as anDriausn, S@mud, 9antoifeIu, Sau .
ben, @tIten?
Bas foft't bey Domino nit Gpiben ausas,iert,
penn man iie @intersaeit auf Diesaebouts fiibrt9
lIab ipenn man SOmmsrsseit Ia einem Garteu
fabret,
70 fiab ie9s @sOi&eu baIb in sfn&sn nur ber.
aebret.
@ie Ofte mub man midi aIbier sur Sodasii
seb'a?
Bie ofte mub man aud nidt sugsbatter ftsbn
llnb IdSt man oftsrmaIs ben eianen 8upads
taufen,
10 muS man alfObaIb NIT 0sIb aurairde Iaufen
Bas fof't bas sfinoeraeus? mas toa't bas am.
menlobn?
Gtirbt aber etma gar Der Iiebe fIeine Gobn,
70 pirb man nimmermebr Das sfinb umlonit Sc.
srabsn.
Barum Sisair&s nsu5 snbor bas Sire babea
sfura gaes totfet 0elb, nnb ebe ids oebadbt,
III mir i1On Disbsruiu bic faife Ieer semadt.
gSie t0nnen nun auf's 5abr breibunbert E6aIs,
rei1ens
Drum, sroser a0nis, LAB did meine stotb er.
tptihen,
ist' bnnbert GhaIer ius Ssun iriso ID nHr eir
HIatt,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
Sittidrift eilles Setretdrs an
5rieoridy ben GroBen.

grObmadtisFsr @Oanr9l Deiu Secsstorius,
Der itb burd's sauae Sabr NIT 3iffern PLACER
nus;
i'd re@ae Gag unb gadt nnb quaIs mid mi
8ri1en,
Go5 1T bonn gionat nod bic SdIfte ni6t ber.
itriben,
70 iF bsr pierts SbeiI bonn Saabsrt i9on ber.
sebrt,
ba bod 70 Graa tuie Maob fait tasIi5 geIb be.
sebrt.
@O a.bm i'd iOIass Der? SD far9te mid su
bergen,
inbeifsn iOu id bod Dos sauss Saus bsrfOrssn
SD tbeiIe, pie ib pia, brsi bunO.rt 81 aIsr eiu
10 pta msin Srastemeut bod niGt tuIdnsIid
iein.
Sir biertis sbaIer SOIs, bomit i'd
nspt erfrtere re........... 40
5pei SbaIer tpobentlid fir !affse,
a9ein uub &iere ....... .l04
6ir Butter, SIsiiA unb 8roS, fiir
@riise, SaIs unb aiat
fes' i9 bier @ulben on, fis reiGen
offers nid,t t............lSS
Gin Sbaler monatli9 nur an Sc.
iinDeloDu u.............. IL
aud ie9ssis SbaIsr 8ias, bamit
i'd ii1er pobn -. 49,. 60
Giir aaaiter, epauiol, fiir 3ader
uno Sbseboi,
4.suquen, @di&erIobn iiir Scm.
ben, Striimpf' unb s6ub 80
Bier Sbaler benz Barber, no ober
bleibt oer Sdaeiber? 49,. 4
SD r.6ne mcuatlid ansi SbaIsr
uar auf stleiosr. ........ "a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03
9if,u fint pfilage.
Sie ,,@eitlid)c Sldtter"

has Gonnsasssglatt bss Cincinnati golisbIas. nb Der
tnterbaihmss.e sewibmet unb ssi3nsn f@ baupt'
IdbH4 bur bic Trs!s4ssit Der sarn psrSffsnsIi8tsn
grs6bIunaen aus.
preis 50 per Sabr pertsfre Ea4 carOps $4 per Sabr
portcfrei.
einssIns Rummern: Tlnf Gents. uofir sas BIatt ben
fabti9en 4bonnsnten sur4 bic Eraser ms Saus ses
isfert pirh.
GsIbentunssn tDnnen per ~ERones DrberS pber rests
ftrirtm Brief nuf unisr Riitto semabt werber.
Die Cincinnati V0lksblatt C0mpagnie,
B OK 1414,
Cincinnati. q.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Ser @eiie o6ne 8ieberlinn III eirtett
glinben elei9, Der cine Gadel tr6st; er
leitet uno miro Islblt nidt eeleitet,
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Nahliht baben sesen Die 59le1ten til
unbiliefeit gegen bic. @uten, uno Ver-
seibune ihenten ben unterbriidern 1T uns
redt 9e9en bic unteroriidten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Sreierlei Sinee f6nnen riGt obne bret
Dinse beltehen: Der &eihtbunt ohne 1ms
iab, Die Wliienifaft obns freie Gorl dung,
uno bas Ie8iment obne Gere4tigteita-
pfleee.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-10-03

Die SusenbIoIen f0nnen bic fueenbs
baften nidt leben. go erbebtn Die Wforfts
hnnoe, ,Denn lie eiuen 3agbbunb leben,
sin. Gsbell, iDngen e. ater bod ti6t fl4
bleiem 81 ndbern. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
ishlng society stands in Charlestown and there II
also society in Chelsea and one in East Boston.
THE AMERICAN cARpINALArE.

correspondent from Sandusky, Ohio, who
signs himself ~. Williams" takes exception TO an
editorial remark OF the HERALD ON the appoint
ment OF Archbishop McCloskey to the Cardinalate-
namely, that "tne act OF His Holiness in making
this appointment will would be received with
universal satisfaction by the American people,
without regard to their faith" Mr.. Williams. who
processes TO know the feelings OF the American
people ION the growing power Of this foreign ele-
ment called the Catholic Church, It's claims. its
aims, us OBJECTS" wonders how any mao or in-
tel'lgence IN this day and age Of the world
could, In the light OF history and at this moment,
when all Europe Is struggling to throw OF its
bIgntlng effects ana curb It's unwarrantable
symptoms" could make such q statement as that.
He thinks 1t Is an insult 10 the great masses or
the American people. and he would undertake TO
prove IL so II that were necessary Mr. Wilnams
evidently mas not read tine papers very closely
since the appointment OF Cardinal McClosKev was
made. Public opinion. wnere IL has been ex-
pressed at all, has, with very lew exceptions,
been favorable TO the recipient OF this ngh ecce-
siastica honor as well as 20 the Intended compli-
ment to America and the Catholic Church In This
land.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

whatsoever 10 which mankind are liable, no mat
ter how inveterate or unpromising they may Do,
and not excepting affections OF the mind, sleep.
&c. The WONDERFUL success our good English doc
ment OF disease induced him 10 recommend IL 10
several individuals and families In health, who
adopted IL a. their regular fare.
Listen now to his recital OF some of its beneh-
cent enects. which qlOte:-
"As whole the body under IL this dietary
treatmelU attains It's Just stature, due proper
tons and proper strengi h, provided there be no
original defect OF structure The skin appears 10
persplraole. The appetite for food becomes strong,
sound ana healthy. There Is no oppression or
naiuency after meals, no iulness nor neavlness.
me pleasures or the palate are heightened by the
Increased dehcacy OF the organs and the enjoy
ment produced by the unrestrained use OF fruit
more than compensates for the restraints Thought
20 De imposed by the abstinence from stimulating
viands Doubtless the whole composition
OF the CIRCULATING fluids Is changed. but it
Is not possible, perhaps, 10 prove this
cnemcally But the whole body acquires q
scnrotc coat of the eye gives the strongest
evidence OF TINS changes from having been yellow
and dull it regaius the pure and clear whit eness
wnlcn is natural 10 1t. The body becomes
tons OF the atmosphere. Such Impressions lose
their power OF injury ana the perpetual attention
80 guard against them becomes needless.
All the senses acquire higher degree OF perfec-
The countenance becomes more animated and
intellectual The smile which plays upon the
features shows the inward cont eminent OF tae
neart There can be no doubt that the apprehen-
sion the memory, in a word, all the faculties
which constitute the intellect are lmFovedn
VINO now VIII say that regimen ron which
mesh meats are excluded Is not everything that
could reasonably be desired both In health and In
sickness, and for either the body or the mind
New HAVEN, KY, March, 1875.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21

morrow private noeranry WIN nsve an oprc,N
tunisy 10 exhibit Itself the Home for the Mao
IN Lexington avenue. where MIRA r. J. JOacnim.
all who call and all they bring. Alter the lar oe
May another Home, pnsectarlan ana cosmopoli-
Mr.. and Mrs. ottendorfer have purchased = trsct
OF land with appropriate buildings thereon. They
not only dedicate the land ana buildings 10 this
support OF the institution. That is an exampieI
for rich people to follow. n they gave more OF
would be likely TO give less 10 the lawyers when
they died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-21
POINTS SCORED AGAINST HE'LL.


TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In reply to J. p. lin late Sundays HERALD,
allow me to say
First do prove by the eruditlon OF Stuart, Of
Andover Theological Institute; Barnes, Stauntop,
&c, that the original meaning OF ''Sheol," &c. I,
was, "that neither the Jews nor the early Chris
tlans ever used them 10 designate place or eter.
nal punishment"
Second-By the same authority. that no book
"on earth has q double sense - therefore the Sc
writings cannot DE ''taKen in diueT ent sensen
Irom what they were understood by those who
wrote them.
Third would like very much to be referred TO
toe cnapter and verse where "Anna, with horns, I"
judith excaims," &C., aoout "worms the
nes1," &c. quoted from stuart, or Andover. his
definition why the Saviour used the expression OF
"where the worm dleth not and the fire Is not
quenched." supposed such an authority would
not 'eXcite pity, II not laughter" ron j. p.
FOarth-rne quotation. ''Fear not them" &c.
"Them" refers to the Roman power, VINO could
take allie translated souD and body" IN Gehenna,
&c. The Jews in the time OF the Saviour could
not lawfully take liie
FJh-For very lull and complete analysis OF
the parable or The rich man and Lazarus ~ hich
Is my view OF the matterl must refer TO "Notes.
&c. on tho Para oIes." by Thomas Whitemore
(BOston: 1851 your space not admitting IL here.
~. p" makes sad havoc on what / wrote in
this connecton-about nadcs and Gehenna.
nevef could have written that the dead body Of
Dives was buried in Gehenna." It would have
been nonsense. W. e. IL w.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18

LONG BRANCH, July 1.-THE second
meeting at Monmouth park closed to-
day. The attendance was fair but the
track heavy.
First rsce-August stakes for two-year
Olds, dash Of one mile, Parole won in q
gallop by length, before Shirley Sec
ond, and Lady Clipper ten lengths
away. Time, l "a.
The second race was for the Robins
stakes, value one thousand dollars, for
three year Olds, two miles. Three
horses started. Chesapeake took the lead
at the start, Ozark second and Leader
third. At the half mile Ozark took the
lead, increasing it to three lengths at
the first mile, Chesapeake second and
Leader out the race. The second mile
was run in the same order, Ozark run
ming without the touch Of the whip.
Time, 1921. Chesapeake was the favor
ite at over two to one.
The third race was for a consolation
handicap purse OF five hundred dollars
for the beaten horses of all ages, mile
and half. The starters were: B. +.
Carver, Vandelite and Lelaps. Coming
into the home stretch the three were
running on even terms, but Lelaps
wOrmed out from the others and won by
half length. Time, 3:47B. The win
ner sold the lowest in the pools.
Fourth race, steeple-chase handicap,
for ali ages, about three miles, over
fair hunting course; purse, six hundred
dollars. There were seven starters The
race was won by Deadhead, Stanford
second, Meteor third and Moonstone
fourth. Audubon threw his rider in the
second aile, Vesuvius bolted, and War
rior refused the water-jump. Time, 5:554
A match race followed between the
Hoaxer and VenangO. The latter won
by two lengths. Time, 1:563; distance
one mile,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18
NEW YORK.
The Amended Postage LAU-Plan OF
ReceP ion or lhe American Ethe
Team-SpecIo shipments. Etc.

NEW YORK, July IA case involv'
ing the cOnstituti0nality of the amended
postage law has been brought in the
United States circuit court for this dis
trict. A gentleman offers a book FOL
mail transmission to Philadelphia from
this city, postage at old rates being
affixed, Being refused, he applies for d
mGHddnluS to compel the pOstm aster to
receive the package. TIE arguments Oi
the applicant are that suudry civil ap.
preparation bills, into which the amend
ment increasing the rate on third-cIass
mail matter WAS inserted, was not a bill
for raising revenue; that the amendment
did provide ways and means for raising
revenue; that the senate has no cousti
tutlonsl authority to originate measures
for that purpose, that being the sole pre-
rOgstive Of the house; and that the
postal amendment, having originated
with the senate, and grated i'm q hilI
which was not one for revenue purposes.
is unconstitutional.
The rifle associations Of this city have
adopted a programme for the reception
OF the American team, which includes
8 trip down the bay to meet the steam
er on the return of the team, q process
sion up Broadway in carriages and a
banquet ia the evening, at which suit
able testimonial will be presented to
each member Of the team.
The specie shipment today was eight
bundled aud sixty-One thousand dol
lars, Of which seven hundred and fifty
thousan dollars was gold coin and the
remsinder gold and silver bars.
Henry H. Hall, lieutenant-governor
of Michigan, sailed to-day on his trip to
Egypt and Palestine.
The failure Of T. J. Nealy & Co.,
tea merchants, is announced. Their
creditors are mostly bankers. Bad China
debts and losses in this city are the
causes Of the failure. which is not heavy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18
DIED.

JOSES-At the residence Of his parents
saturday morning, July l7th, at half past two
o'clock, REU BEN S, 500 of X. - anu MDIl!s e.
Jones, aged nine months and twenjy-siX say
Funeral from the residence, S25 Union street
this SUNDAY morning st ten O'Clock
Friends Of the family are pCatfGIF invited
10 attend. Carriages at FjahsIty S sullivan,
and at the residence.
MCSBY-On Thursday, July 18th, at the
residence of his parents, Crittenden county
Arkansas, JAMES D., JR., infant son of James
D. and Matte r. Mosby.
MISUNDERSTANDING afternoon at three
O'Clock, Mrs. KATE MAILMAN, wife of f. y,
Mailman.
Friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
this SUNDAY afternoon at three O'Clock
from st. Feter's Church.
SIDES-In this city, July nth, Of brain
fever, Mrs SARAH II. SIDES, beloved wife Cf
Richard h. Sides, of karlstoWn, England AGED
nfJy-siI years.
The friends ard acquaintance OF Richard
Z. and VIM. Sides are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from the family residence,
corner of Union and Dunlap avenue, this
SUNDAY afternoon at four o'clock.
HEIDEL-In this city, July 18th, FRED
only child of Julius F.. and Malinda F. Hell
del aged three months and fifteen days.
Friends and acquaintances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence on Lauderdala street,
north OF New Washington street, this sun
DAY. afternoon at three o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18
LONDON.
The Wimbledon Match PoBtpOned-
Dispatches frsm BeFIiR-Our Ein.
lister on the Wing, BIo,

LONDON, July 1.-THE American RI
fismeu began shooting at Wimbled. q
to-day. 10 consequence Of rain the
match FOR the AmeTicaB's cup was post
poned until Wednesday next. The first
contest was for the st. Leger sweep
stakes q. two hundred yards. Each
contestant has seven shots, and the pos
sit le score Is thirty five. There are sew
eral hundred competitors OF the Ameri-
cans Fulton has already scored thirty
FIVE, Gildersleeve thirty four, Yale th'r-
ty-three, Garfield thirty-one, and Dakin
thirty-oue. The shooting is still in pro-
gress. II Fulton's score is equaled, the
match will be shot off next week.
A special dispatch from Berlin says
that the German government has or
dered that declarations of submission
by Catholic clergymen to the new laws
shall he kept strictly secret, to secure
them from persecution by the ultramOn-
tanes.
Won Arnim has arrived at Carlsbad,
with his health in q precariOus cnndi-
ton.
A dispatch from Berlin to the Post
says that the German naval authorities
explain that the steamer whose occupR-
tion in Danish waters was complained
Of by Denmark, was sent to take sound
in2s previous 10 towing q dredger to
WelIelmshRien.
Mr. Schenck, United States minister,
with his family, has gone TO Sweden
and Norway, and will be absent two
months. Colonel Hoffman will remain
u charge OF affairs OF legation.
The annual dinner Of the Golden club
met at Greenwich tO.night. Michael
Chevslier, French political economist,
presided. Toe Marquis % Harrington
proposed ChevRlieT's health, and pre-
sented him with 3 gold medal. Mr..
Foster, in reply 10 the toast, "OUr
guests" referred to the Americans pres
ent, whom he could hardly call foreign.
ers. Foster introduced General Nc
D1welI, who declared that America had
nothing to be ashamed OF in the way Of
free intercourse with the world. Every
one coming there met with q hearty
welcome, and were granted equsl privi-
ileges. y Appleton, Of Boston, alluded
10 the approaching centennial exhibition
a. Pniladelphis, and said he thought
Europe mistOOB its meaning, which
pripcipally Was that of union between
The northern and southern states. He
trusted Europeans would AXE the Op-
portuuity OF visiting the exhibition, and
that the next meeting Of the Golden
club he held in Philadelphia. The din
Der closed with q vote Of thanks 10 the
chairman. The American guests were
cordially received.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18

OMAHA, July 1.-THE HeraLd's letter
rom Red-Cloud agency, July b, states
that strong, well-armed and equipped
body Of Uncapaps Sioux are on the war
path in the Black hills, with the avowed
determination to cover the country with
horses hoof-tracks. From Indian sources
it is learned that theyshad two encoun-
ters with the miners, and killed seven in
one and three in the other.
Mrs. Belle Jameson committed suicide
yesterday evening with morphine.
Hon. w. w. Belknap and party left
for the west to-day.
There was a terrific rain-storm in this
vicinity last night. Two inches of wa
ter fell
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18
Heavy suits for Damages.

BALTIMORE, July lin the court ol
common pleas yesterday orders for three
suits, in the names Of Governor James
Block GroOme, State Treasurer Barners
Compton, and State Comptroller Levin
WOolford, who compose the board Of
public works, were filed against the pro,
prietors of the Baltimore american
The damages laid aggregate sixty thou.
sand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-18
Another witness In the MOunta1n
heRnnM MhAhhcre Irihl

BEAVER, UTAH, July 16.-- Deputy
Marshal Jerome Cross arrived here this
evening with P. Klingen Smith in
charge. Cross has been after him since
June 25th, and found him in San Ber-
nsrdino. county, California. When
found, Smith was willing to come and
give all the testimony in his possession.
MoreI witnessesi are being. subI Iensed,
as it is very undecided whether they
will accept Lees statement, which is
now competed, thinking he will not
tell the whole truth. Ifthey don't, he
will be put on trial Monday.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons de-
~ string to purchase stock in the EV A NJ
WILLIE NOVELTY MANUSA TURING Co -
that subscription books are now open 1t our
Warerooms in the city of Evansville for the
purpose OF purchasing the exclusive right TO
manufacture the PATENT SHIFTING-BED
HAND-CART in the following territory, for
tn term OF seventeen years from the Huh Of
May, 1875, viz: The portions OF Indi9na and
Illinois south Cf the Ohio aud Mississippi
railroad that portion OF keDtuckN wet of q
line running south through the state, begin
ming at Louisville; and the full States Of len-
nesSe @, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ala
bama, Georgia and lOrida.
For paTticu ars, address
O.BsBCDCK & Co,
2Il Upper First 81.
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nEaraEK PRoRkHILIrIEs.
WAsHIyoro,f, JLly n. J

WAEHINHIOIl JlIy T. AN.
For Tennessee and the Ohio raj c.y,
slight changes in barometer and temper
Gtlere, so1lthlcsst to southeast tOiHds, ,c'ear
or partly cloudy toedther, NTH rain
areas.
The Mssissippi riUer from Cairo do5ln
tCiU continue rising slolCly.
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The Lake Ponrcbar,r,ID R.ra,,.

New ORLEANS July 1.-THE follow.
ing shows the rating of the crews and
boats entered for the regetta Monday,
in pools sold tonight: Four-oared
shell-Chsrleston, :; Riverside, {; Or
leans, 81. Four-oared gig-St John, 10;
Howard, s: Orleans, ); Riverside, +;
baIge-Orleans, 6; s.. John, g; How
ard, p. Single scull shell Charleston,
8; st. Johns, 4; SoH'h=rh, 4; Ofleaus.
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THE insolvency Of the estate OF Fletcher
i Lane, deceased, having been suggested at
the July term of the Probate Court ali per
sons having claims against said estate are 10.
tided to appear ana file the same. with the
Clerk Of the County Court, authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law, on or before
the 18th day OF November, 1875.
K. DUDLEY FRATSES,
This July IS, 1875. Administrator.