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OF attracting within the walls Of this
venerable cathedral such an august as
sem Olsge, but, | regret to say, that my
feeble strength forbids il and that /
would be unequal II the task, and be-
sides, the ceremony has been protract
ed and is not yet brought to clOse; and
/ would not dare to venture, even IL !
could, to trespsss on your patience. |
will content myself with asking from
you, on my own behalf, your sympathy
aud your prayers, and asking you to
Join with me-first, in giving heartfelt
thanks to Almighty God. and after him
to our most holy father, the chief pas
tor OF the church and vicegeTent OF
Christi on earth for the great and
magDanim0us favor which mas been
bestowed upon us and for which we
have eudeayOred to share for the honor
and gratitude in the sOemnity of this
day. We will return thanks to God and
thanks 10 our holy father for the honor
conferred upon US all-cOnferred first
upon the venerable hierarchy of the
church, on .all grades and orders, and
upon the Catholic people not simply Of
this city or diocese, but throughout the
whole length and breadth Of this land,
and whose hearts on this day are made
- thrOb with joy because of the good
tiding8 that have come to them, and the
elevation and dignity to which tho
church Of Rome has been raised. 1t
gives honor also not only to the hier-
archy and the Catholic people, but 1t
hss the intent and purpose Of the holy
father to give honor to our whole cOun.
try, to give honor and show his deep re-
spectsnd esteem for our great and glO-
rious republic, Of which the Catholic
population form so essential a part, and
who are so Loyalty devoted to her insti-
tutiOns, and who with Gods blessing
do show their utmost efforts to strength
Ell and to save her and make her glori.
Gus aad prosperous forever. On this day
Of thanksgiving we will join in heart
while we ask God to bless this ,untry,
and also to make this the dawn Of
happier day for the holy father, so long
deferred but sure to come at last, and
that he may live to see the glory and
GaIvafinD NJ biS paODla
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 1873, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby County, TenneSsee.-Lauretta b.
eakirt, guardian, ETC., VS.. Ferdinand B.
Reakirt and Lewellyn ReakiTt-Original
and amended bill.
1t appearing from the original bill in this
cau-e, which is sworn TO, that the defendants
Ferdinand b. Reakirt and Lewellyn Reakirt
are nOn-rasidentS of the State of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered by the clerk and
master, that they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the first 3onday in
June, 1875, and plead, answer or demur 10
cOmplainants' amended bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 them and
set for hearing exparte, and that copy of
this order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This April q, 1875.
A COpy-Attest:
NJ d. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Crabtree Belcher, ID. L. and NJ.
I. b. Edgington, sol. for cOmpPt. we
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intendent general OF Michigan, Sir Bur-
ham Tracy, are illegal and irregular
Both parties to the controversy have al
ready made a written appeal to Sir
Creigh, and his decision is anxiOusly
awaited. In the meantime the delega-
ton from the two branches have gone
70 indianapolis to lay the matter before
the proper authorities there. A good
deal of feeling has been engendered in
this city on account Of these difficulties,
but it Is presumed that either will gra-
ciOusly yield to those who ere c0mpe-
tent TO give q proper decision.
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EsEED.

FARRINGTON-On Tuesday morning, April
9th, FLORRIE, daughter of William N, and
Florence Harrington, aged years, 10 months
and 2l days.
Funeral this WEDNESDAY afternoon at
four o'clock from the residence of her father.
Services by Rev. DR.. Geo. White. Carriages
at HOlst's and the residence.
PEROTTI-Jhe friends and acquaintances
of DOMINGO PEROTTI are invited to attend
his funeral from his late residence, corner of
Causey and Vance streets, this (WEDNES-
DAY. afternoon at two o'clock
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ATTENTION, COMPANY!
Rigbt-Absut, Fsce-and Read the Fol.
lowing Order.

The following order was on Saturday
issued by the governor, through the ad-
jutant-general, in accordance with law
enacted by the recent Legislature:
STATE OF TENNESSEE
ADJ DJUTANT-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, April p, 1875.
L. 1t is ordered that all military com.
panies in the State provide themselves
with a suitable armory in which shall
be kept the arms and accOutrements in
their possession belonging to the State,
and that they shall not be taken from
the armOry except for drill, dress-parade
or inspection.
II. That all military companies shall
uniform themselves before they are en-
titled to the use Of the arms Of the State.
III. That commanding officers OF all
military companies or organizations
shall quarterly, under oath, make re-
turns to the adjutant general:
First-The number of men on their
muster-T0n.
Second-The number Of men uni
formed.
Third-AYerage attendance at drill.
FOurth-The number, condition, and
character of theiE arms and accoutre-
ments.
By order OF the governor.
W. r HANDY, AdJutant General.
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Saturday, May 20, 1876,

within legal hours, the leasehold interest in a
certain lot of ground lying and being in
She by county, = enneSsee, and in the city Of
Memphis, bounded and described as follows:
Commencing on the northwest corner Of lot
1, block -, on he south side Of HulinE street A.;
thence eastwaTdly with the south line of said
street y feet; thence sOUthwardly $50 feet /;
thence westwardly % feet TO the west line Of
said lot No. l.; thence noTthwaroly $50 TO the
beginning, together with the improvements
thereon. This April q, 1879.
Terms-Cash.
n. d. L. STEWART, Clerk snd Master
By Geo. MalleTy, D. c. and M.
J. +. BigelOw, for COmplt' ap2s
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings Of Both Boards Last Night
Conflict Between shem as TO the
Reduction of the Police Force.
a Budget DIspOsing of S37I 900 Adopted
No Provisions for SchOOls-Bfds
for FAX BOOEs IN order.
The Streets to be CIeRned-The City Go.
ing InIs the Brokerage Business
Again. Eurn Back d, Time I'm
Your Flight"
COMMON COUECIL,

The board met with President Zent in
the chair, and present Councilmen Kel-
ley, Caro-, luther, Green, thurman.
CiOustOn, Fisher, Doherty, Moores, Dan
bury and Grant.
Councilman Camp, from the select
committee to make budget of appo--
tionments under the new charter, pre-
sented their report, which, after having
been subjected to the amendment ma
chine, was adopted, and is as follows:
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Further Particulars from WashInEfOH
in Regard TO The Railroad Acct
dent-AdditiOzsI Names OF
wounded.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-In addition
to the names of the injured given in last
nights dispatch are the following: H.
Herman, Of Baltimore, formerly pro-
prieter Of the Theater COmigue Of this
city, both ankles badly mashed; S. +.
Everett, city treasurer of Cleveland,
Ohio, severe cut on the forehead; II. r.
Stevens, of Ohio, slight scratch
on bsck OF left hand; G.,
F. Needham, fifth auditors assistant
both legs bruised below the knee /;
CrittendeR Crone, brakeman on the
Philadelphia train, had his right knee
slightly injured, and J. H. Robinson, of
this city, was badly bruised about the
legs. Conductor Buchanan, In his ac-
count OF the accident, states that he left
on time, and after passing the Navy
yard station he found the train going
extremely fast, and on track it should
not be upon. He pulled the bell-rOpe
for the engineer to down brakes and
stop. The signal was not needed, and
the rope was pulled a second time for
stopping the train and again not prop
erly responded to. At this time Nj.
Buchanan was in the rear passen-
ger car, looking after tickets. When
he found that his directions were
QeJGn6T nOLlCeu nor OD6y6u, ana
that his train was increasing its speed,
he became alarmed. Thinking the rope
passing through the cars and over the
tender had become fast, and thus pre-
vented the bell on the engine from
sounding, he started to go forward and
give verbal order for the returning of
the train to the double track. The fail
ure Of the gong to sound or the engineer
to hear and obey, caused the accident.
Before Buchanan could leave the car the
two engines had met. Buchanan had
just reached the car door, aud was
about opening it when the collision jam.
med his head through window, INJECTING
wounds. He feels satisfied if the signal
had been properly and promptly an
swered by the engineer, the catastrophe
would have been avoided.
Engineers M'Afee and Fry, fireman
Betchtel and passengers George w.
Baker, Thomas Collins and George D.
Arity, taken to Providence hospital yes
terdsy, are slowly improving, but all
access to them is prohibited by the
physicians.
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Attachment Notice.


DEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P.-Non- Resi-
ID dent Attachment Creditors Acts of 1870
and 1871, approved January 26, IS7l.-R. K.
ChiltOn Son, a firm composed of X. e.
Chiffon and Thomas II. Chiffon, vs. George W .
Adams.
In this cause Il appearing by affidavit that
the defendant and plaintiffs are both aon-
residents Of the state Of Tennessee, aud are
both residents Of the State OF Mississippi. that
the defendant l. iudeDteJ 70 plaintiu in me
sum of ntty dollars, that the account Is due
and unpaid, that the property OF the de-
PENDANT has been lTauduleutly removed [ &,
this State (renressee) 10 eyade the process of
the law IN the Stale o. Mississippi, their
dOmici'e;
1t is further ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily Appeal, news
paper published in the city OF Memphis, for
four successive week commanding the said
George " Adams 10 appear before me, or some
other Justice OF the Peace. at my office, Plant
ers insurance building, Madison street, IN the
city OF Memphis, on the 10th day Of June,
1915, at 10 O'Clock am, and make defense to
said suit against him, or il will be proceeded
with exparte. Memphis, april q, 1870.
JAMES HALL, } P
We lith civil District Shelby county.
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TIE particular attention Of the Som
OyyiIe Falcon is called to the letter Of
Hon. J. NJ. Galloway, in this issue Of
the APPEAL, with a request preferred by
that gentleman, that it be copied, in
Justice % DR.. Morrow, state treasurer.
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CHANCERx SALE
@ q q 1 Estate.
On Saturday, May go, 1875.

No. 576.-B. J. Eddins VS. Mat. sheIby.-In the
Second Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee.
DY virtue OF an order Of sale made IN this
ID cause On the 18th February, 1876, / will
sell at pubic auction, TO the highest bidder,
in front OF the county courthouse, corner
Main and Poplar Streets Memphis, Tennessee,
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OUR military companies will find
something % iuteTes. them In another
column in the shape O! letter from
Adjuiaut-GeneralH Handy.
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II H * a - l. a N ID
FOB SALE OR EXCHAAGE.

4 OFFER for sale In the Southwestern part
! Of Texas 81 900 acres OF land, ali lying In a
body; rich and admirably adapted for stock
raising. Title perfect. / will sell low for cash,
or will exchange for well improved planta-
ton in the NJ slssippi bottom.
April 2, 1875 REES B. EDMONDSON
ap27 No 80 Madison st.
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THE DEAD AND DYING.
Ttsf = those who were Drowned or In
Unreal By the Burning OF the steam
eKs at Eew Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April 26.-The Times
savs. nFrom careful survey yesterday,
jr il ascertaiued that at least forty lives
were lest by tue disaster. The names Of
those who are known as missing from
tbe esgversl boats are given, and 10 that
list probably fifteen or twenty may be
addad. whose names cannot be ascer-
taiaed. The following is the list Of
missing and injured:
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Mes viii differ. The Natchez DemO-
crat, in an article lauiatsry Of General
John 3 Gordon, Of Georgia, says:
We have been led % these remarks
by the fact that Senator Gordon, OF
Georgia, now probably the foremost Of
southern statcsHeH' etc, etc.
To this the Vicksburg Herald re-
spends:
"Powers eternRl!n John B. Gordon
foremost OF southern statesmen
while such men as Jefferson Davis,
Robert NJ. 4. Hunter, and q Thousand
Others, every way bis superior, livel
Why not say that the bluff al Nstchez
towers above Mont Blanc, monarch Of
mountains? 1t would rot be a whit
more absurd.
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STEAMER EXPORTER,


Missing-Mrs. Musgrove, Piltsburg;
Tha,s. Lota (colored), cabin boy, Gin
cinaati: VIM. johnson (ColOred), fire.
man. Cincinnati; two musicians
,Nessrs kratz and LOTenlz), who came
down on the boat nom Louisville; three
deck ps.=engerz. names unknown.
InilTgd-James Rses, jr., slightly
Iuru,d: Dave Richards, second en-
girear. ankle apraiued; Dick Wagner
and Tom Crosby lcOlOred), texas tend
l~5. slightly: Y. Todd, q stock raiser
from Kentucky slightly.
STEAMER JOHN KYLE.
Nis-ing-J n. Ellison, porter, New
Richmond. Ohio, and (uppOsed) six
rousferg. burned to death ia tue hold.
Irilred-Captain A. NJ. Hutchinson,
CLERK Wm. Brown.
STEAMER CHAs. BODMANN.
-gi--ing-Albert Beck, second bar
keeper, Cincinnati; COrnelia Bartlett
aud Mrs Blant, colDred chambeTma aid,
NgeT Richmond. Ohio; AdOIphus Good
s,ssfUrl. cook, Cincinnati: lat Stark
r1l1rgf, Ciucinnati; Horace Butler, col.
oreG. texas tender, NatcheZ; Richard
Gartiug, texas tender, Natchez; DR..
Ereuslin, who took passage 70 West
port. Kentucky; Ed. Dixon cOlored
cabin bbv. NstchUZ; Dr.. BrSsieT' 5
daughter: Andy aud George EiwaTds,
ca'oret, firemen, Cinciunsii Jo=sPh
Case, engineer, Dayton, Kentucky
Frank F-rrari, coud engineer, Alex
audEla, Kentucky; sam Crojchheid,
james Thomas, Jaan r bins0B, Ben
Campbell, Aleck Moody sud Charley
Cabh c1.uTad rousteT-, Cincinnati; Chas.
A,fau. ca'oged. hall tender, NstcheZ;
Wm, Aiken, deck hand, CINCINNATI
Geo Doyle, colored, secoLd steward,
N4trhez
Infurad-Iames Filzps.Tick, assistant
engineer slightly; Mark Bundren, sec
ouG mate, slightly, Casper Beck lc2l-
-rat4. dremsu, slightly; r Maxwell,
carpenter. leg broken.
clerk William Blown, Of the John
FZyrr. vas resting quite comfortable last
TIynt. ard is in e fair way TO recover,
Zis Isce from his forehead to his chin
gyas burned to Hl-tarr but fortunately
5fz ewes escaped the hzmes.
Tna wrecks Of he three burned b0st5
rr. living close together, shout six miles
hs,8v the city, the bow Of the BodmGnn
bsi1g iu-t above the surface OF the water,
and the Exporter and Kyle being IL
deep water. The machinery Of ali can
probably be saved.
ma Eg-..4yI.,,f has sru0iutal Bpui ami q
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Ice Cream Parlors Now Omen

EOR the reception of ladies and gentlemen,
Z where only the best will be served. Also,
to order by
SPECHT g WALTER. & Madison ST.
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UNIVERSITY
OF
NASHVILLE, TIE n
FOUNDED IN IYS5,
UNIVERSITY

VNHE next session Of the College and Prepa
L atory School opens September 7, Is
cipIiue military. Tuition, per term of twenty
weeks 80 to $50. Board, washing, fuel, fur
nished rooms and surgeons fee, for samesip p
iod, 2l0j. Apply to
Il. KIRBY SMITH, Chancellor
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Attention. knights of Pythias.

VNHE officers and members OF Ten [T7>
i nessee Lodge. No. 5, are hereby e ~
summoned to attend Convention, s y q
this WEDNESDAY, evening. at their ESSsl[J
Castle Han, 260 second street, for work \RASI
ia the First and Second Ranks. |
Members of sister Lodges and transient
knights are cordially invited 10 attend.
c. LAYTON, Z. {.
w. II. MoYsTON, h. of R. and S. ap2S
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The President has appointed Benz amin
w3uteT pUstElasteT at Atlanta.
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ESTABLISHED 1s49.
IMPROVED
MERCANTILE AGENCY.
~ w sovro- RHa;., o.~1 HFo,.t.o,. So,
q. w. COrner Main and sIadison Sc.

MR.. W. MARSHALL is appointed Superin-
teDdent Of our branch office in this city.
Memphis 9th April, 1875.
J. NJ BRA BSTRFEF n Son
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL meeting of South Mem O
"A phis Lodge, No. lis, viii be heldXAE
this (WEDN ESDAYl evening, April/V\
2oth, S O'Clock, for work in the NJ. Nj. degree.
All NJ. Ms raternally invited To attend.
By order. B. +. HALLER, W. n.
BEN. X. PULLEN, Secretary.
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Imposing Ceremonies Incident to
the Comforting Of the BerTetta
Upon Cardinal H'CIoskey.
st. Patrick'S Cathedral, New York,
IhrOnged by the Elite Of the
Roman Catholic Church
Of the Great City.
All the Orders of the Ancient
Church Represented address
of the Cardinal Arch
BishOp-Etc., Etc.

New YORK, April 2T.-Thousands Of
spectators gathered al Et, PatfiCk's
cathedral this morning to witness the
ceremony OF COnferiDg the berretta on
Cardinal M'CiO-key. There had been
An enormous demand for tickets, and
number Of those who had them found
great difficulty in gaining entrance
through the crowd. The streets in the
immediate neighborhOod were packed
WITH human beings, all anxious to even
&c. chance Of seeing into the portals Of
the church. The interest manifested
was very great. Representatives from
every part Of the Union were present.
A number Of front seats were reserved
fer invited guests, and among those
seated in them were ChiefJustice DAILY,
Judge D0nahue, District-Attorney
PheiP5, Sinclair Tansey, Collector
Arthur, Hon. Thomas Murphy aud
msny other well known citizens. At
twenty minutes to eleven o'clock the
head Of the procession emerged from
the vestry, the scolites leading, bearing
in the
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RED CROSS KNIGHTS.

OTO6T Vi Tue governor
W. r HANDY, AdJutant General.
, 1875-09-25

Ne haTe already noted tho fact that tho Ais
cafua Conattntiona1 Convention now IN SESSION.
It Montgomery, Democratic body, has inserted
III the nem Lii Of nEghts this sound aeutouoo:
"iho people Of tlia Slate Accept as t'nal tho es-
hbashod fAct that from tho Eoaeral Union there
s4n 10 no soceaslon OF any htato.' TLa doclaVa.
tion III all tho more remarkable pecause Mont
&emesy TAa the drst Capital Of the league
Fosmed By the secedsd atates. The first Becea.
uon con2rssa met there, and tho Secession Gov
'5nnsnt WAS orgaulzsd there. Alabama has
euncd tho costly lesson Of tho War.
, 1875-09-25

Tho Chicago Times III nssured tina! the oditor
pf The TnInuSE has not tho sligAteet intention
ITO dafold hls standardization as Mayos Of Chi
.sg0 against upfayorable cKiticsm." ue prefors
"letting cut thar Job At tho start" to tho editor
pf the Times, whom 10 In coni,lent will not de-
sine 1t. The Times had yory much to do with
Tie SELECTION aud election Of " tho Fire tckot"---
infinitely more than the editor Of Tue Tribune.
Tile 3iHes nccorded that administration protty
lair and tolerably stcady support, differing from
it on \ few minor points OF policy. but on the
"llole being III harmony "ith It; aud we arc
'use that, il it sllatl bo unJuatly assailed, tho
3tfRes will not hesltato to defend It..
, 1875-09-25

1ha Oxford University prsshhas tuat published
sas smallest Dibie IN ths world It Ii 4}< iuohes
high, by 29{ inchca vide, and half m inch thick,
[swssRhs less than 81 ounoes. It viii be more
han sysr overlooked noW, that IL Ia 10 auall
nd ts 50 lightly regarded BY the greatest tastl-
ut.on OF learuing.
, 1875-09-25

Nkw Yonx, Sept. 34.-A usoeuyills. y. G.: d!e'
patch says. "sutt hAs bean eutssed W ". e.
Earle. tue editor .. tho Republican, aukilmt John
q. aud Edward Bsaiy. The IsopEleso4s q tho
Es1erp7ss dad J1oa,aainttr. fo1 9!o'ooo
damages, for libel iu publishing AL article DE-
aultiug, 1t u uuaetstoo1. from, tho cau,og OF J.
Il. Ranion, lhs supposei ed!tor Of tho Repabtte-
an, somst.ns ince. BY Col. y: y. csitlsndso, tbs
sdltoF of tbs E,.&e,pr1as a"d Mout3ataeeF. a.
=. y pspsss hss' beau 'asT'a On c'4. o''''sa'
, 1875-09-25

I1tAnoCAnIIRS pErF. or TIE TLArxx1l
OFricE c. =. b., UMAnA Seh.. Sept. 1B, 1s75. +
hrAIrd proposals. in tripueae. will bs received 1t
nn p'es un,i! II O'Clock \. ~, Wednesday. oes 70.
tbs rreaeucr Of btddats for the delivery In gunny
and uri2 sacks al t'n'aha nsot, Scbraska. tu uuan
uter ~ IelFet satnK esx1nd qnsrter Of he nssal
ponndR Of corn and ono million Il. .oc0} pounds Of
o.ts Proposals fur hda ruantitJ will ,a received.
EAth IT'D ta h. rnnstdered should beauarnntesd bT
two rc.lonele parties, not bl4deFs, Tint they wi, be-
eotna buIld.luen ou swlrl Of contract.
Tho rroposals must be 10 4fiIltcstar and 10 Enad9
separately far Corn md for oa&s and must bta&a ts
esnp fr,fn which It il proposed to daliEef.
Ireftranoo will 1a given to AFtclas Of domestic pre-
d1stSan. s.
Eids should be toaorsed Gu envelope, "Dsds for
EnrxnB.H
T.9 contracts will DO lot with ths progtso that tbs
quantities contracted fur may ho 1urseaAed tnlueea
ousthrd Ly the ch!et Quartes1naster Of ths Nspas-
mrt u any time pending full delivery.
The right 10 reject any or nil bids Is rrfervad-
Blank lids furnished and tuu conditions tuads
kuoNn On application to this Office.
ALEX. ]. FERNY, Deputy @. II. General.
, 1875-09-25

school fund among different sectarian inati-
tu.iops. Tho American pcop'o recognize tho
fsct that tho public school IL tho corner.stono
Of OFF republican institutions. They will
lcfoud It from every attack, whether lilo
nsso1,lt IN duo to Roclnzian or partisan malice.
, 1875-09-25

~aJs Frady tn start ~hrn tteat yl!nJtr II hlitd
With III: cold water If rnud"t satrr.
It will pump rhis-hp. oli thleH IT thln, gt,s-
" or eicsf.
II Ii auprrior In Workmanship AMI snalrsls In auy
Jump made.
Tile touls arc KFotsud 10 III. hn1 require no pack
ing.
II II the only pump tnA1e IN ~hir alt the parta
mstit actually interchangeable and tn fit.
Thr pFnI t1eorn Offer TIL. pump ~ tho most perfect
independent afeam pump ever invented. and for Alu-
1'iicfty amt durability dencs enmpcttlon.
, 1875-09-25

Delaware Is not large ssste. but 1t will this
Fcar bs Of groat importance to ono class oi
'sople. It viii make 10000 gallons Of psAcA-
Haudy. In this connection, tho discovery o1 \
niue Of honey three.quastess Of b mile long X
usjon paaa, CaL, containing 1,o00 tons Of aweek-
ns4s, will Ia sin8ola1ly fortunate and.
, 1875-09-25

Tho interdict!on placed upon tho salo Of Mr.
1t4ps7osE's "Vxttcau Decreos" In france haH
housed quito little storm. Tho Government
tss forbidden the aalo Of the hook On tue high
fsJ aud in tue railway stationa. Each depart
usnt seams anxious to ahift responsibility for
;le order upon the others but all combined
nspsge to divide tho odlum without great suffer-
ng G1ApsroaE reaents ths Governmental in
se.ferenco; tho Foteign Ofl1co Bayd It III not
nsponHlblu aud tho Interior Office pretenla
tnocauco Of tho ,yh0lo affair. Meanwhilo, tho
rluslator, who Ia said to be man Of spirit, an
aoanoos now edition. Tic afTa:r docs not
'peak vol for tho quality Of Ropublicauism that
No1aila to Franco.
, 1875-09-25

CAuTIoNs
PICTURESQUE EUROPE

dha III
% : @ 1S sn: = % ~
II ~ %
by the lhise representations
q mm aro
D. APPLETON CO.
, 1875-09-25

Immediately under tho establlshment of
Droxn i Prior may be found sAs handsome
stors of which He'll Mann IL tho proprietor.
Maun's celebrated Hair Lu1uriant. Saratoga
Cologue. An.andaliae IL new md perfect oulo
for chApped hands} mud hundreds OF other ele-
Esnt toilet sasspt!aia. may ho fouuahs1e. Every
frees. perfume. hAtr-dsesaiug, sto., Is sold by
Mr. Nxnp