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EDITORS APPEAL-Wiil any OF your
readers inform NE where the first
steam-eugue was worked? You are
learned men, Messrs. Editors; Iarhsps
you can tell. A CONSTANT READER.
The first successful application Of
steam was made in England by the Mar
guis Of Worcester, in 1868. Various i'm
provemeuts were made successfully by
Slavery, Eapin, Newcomer and Cawley
and Bsiguton, all Of whom contributed
to the modern engine, the effectiveness
and completeness Of which is mainly
due 10 Watts, who patented and ran his
first engine in 1868 8. Heron, in his
Paelnaaijcs, shout two hundred yesrs
before Christ, describes several simple
contIivances showing mechanical effects
by steam; and B,asco de Garsy, in l543,
is credited with the propulsion Of ? YES
sci oftwo hundred tons by paddles, with
"a water Dol. er liable to burst" But this
We are told is to be taken cum grGnO
calls. We are also told Of the partisl
application Of steam about the same
time 10y French and Italian engineers
or inventors. But the first engine in
which steam vas applied to the perform
pncs Of useful work was the invention Of
the Marquis Of Worcester. England.
therefore, has the credit Of working the
fist steamer CINE.
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Science is capable of many things.
The products Of the cOw-yard and sta
BILE, changed into others OF various sorts,
make very Bice perfumes and fiavOring
extracts for sOda-water and ice.cream.
This is now very generally known; but
a correspondent OF the Scientific Alneri-
can claims to have discovered in the de-
spised BID O-g"an Odor as delicate and
delicious as II vas before rank and dis.
gushing" This results from treating
mice fat bedbugs with saturated solu-
ton Of nitrate of potash in water ex-
posed to the sir for several dsys-the
Odor is unlike any other perfume, and
no one would suspect its low origin"
Nitrate of potash is cheap, the raw ma
terial is plentiful, and, as the process is
quite simple, there is no reason why
any one who chooses may not, like "the
sections Of the just" "smell sweet and
blossom in the DUST"
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DIED.

MNEAL--In Bolivar, on Mon q y, June DIST
Mrs. ANN MNEAL, wife Of MsIor +. =.
M'Neal, after short but painful illness.
HASBROOK-In this city, on the 2sth ST..
at the residence of Mrs. Bee kteI No. Cj Linden
street Mrs. MARY e. HAsBROOK, in the e ty-
first year Of her age.
The friends and acquaiutauceI Of John &
and NJ Bridges, and Mrs. Mary +. Alien, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence, this SUNDAY afternoon
al four o'clock.
REICHMANN-The friends ard fcquaiut-
snces of Henry and Eliza Reichmann are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF
their infant daughter, ANNA ELIZA, aged six
months and six days, from their residence on
Webster street, near Desoto, this SUNDAY
afternoon at five O'Clock.
CAMPODONICO-Ath his residence, two and
half miles on the turnpike Poplar street,,
on the 26th instant, MIKE CAMPODoNICo, aged
forty years.
The friends and acquaintance of the fam ly
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
this SUNDAY AFTERNOON at three o'clock.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..
BY TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, June 26.-Cotton
quiet; middling, l5c; low middling,
l4sc; good ordinary, 14c; net receipts,
lSS bales; sales, 100 bales.
MOBILE, June 26.-Cotton quiet
middling, l43c; low middliDg, lie; good
ordinary, 1890; net receipts, l76 bales
exports cOsstwise, l79 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 26 Cotton dull;
middIiBg, l4}c; low middling, 143c; good
ordinary, l4c; net receipts, 8 bales; ex-
ports Coastwise, 1850 bales; sales, q
bales.
BALTIMORE, June 26.-Cotton firm (;
mjddling, l5gc; low middling, 143c;
good ordinary, l3yc; gross receipts, "a
bales exports to Great Britain, 657
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NOTTCn.

HEADQUARTERS BUREAU OF ASSESSMENT
SHELBY COUNTY, June 70, 1875. !
To the Assistant Assessors of the Ist. I'd, Sd
4th, 9Th, 7th, S'h, 9Th, 10th, 18th, Eth
18th, 18th and 18th Civil Districts of Shelby
County. Farmers:
premium of the best TwO-HOrse Steel
Plow and Two Horse p Steel-TOoth Harrow
(ot the most approved pattern all complete and
OF Shelby county manufacturer, will be given
TO the Assistant Assessors of the district fur
ntsh1ng the most accurate and complete re-
port. The implements can be seen at ORGuL
BROTHERS Il CO.'S, dealers in Hardware,
Agricultural Implements and Machines, SO
and 3l2 Front street.
ALSO-A premium of Two Barrels of the
Best Family Flour, and One Dozen Finest
Canvased Hams Uhe -four 70 be made of
Shelby county wheat aud prepared in the
county, will be awarded TO the Assistant As.
sess ors OF the h, 18th and 18th Civil Districts
and the Ten Wards of the city of Memphis,
who shall furnish the most accurate and com
plete report. The Flour can be seen at the
City FIGURING Mill of VIM. BENJES, dealer in
HOme-made Flour, Graham and Rye Flour,
Cornmeal, Chopped Feed, Etc, corner Second
and Jacs son streets, Memphis
f. W. ROYSTER,
Je27 Assessor Shelby County
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CAMPODONICO-The memhers Of the So
cIeta di UnIone Fratellanza ItaIlaua are re-
specially requested to meet at their hal, at
three O'Clock this SUNDAY afternoon, to
attend the funeral Of their late brother.
MICHELE CAMPoDONICO.
By order Of a. b. VACCAEO. President.
p. d. CANALE, Secretary.
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bales; coastwise, 20 bales; sales, rs bales.
GALVESTON, June 26. -Cotton
quiet and steady; middfing, I4fc; Low
middling, l3Ic; good ordinary, I3e; net
receipts, 459 bales; exports coastwise,
III bales; sales, 322 bales.
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The religious question is assuming a
serious shape iu Earope. The represent
alive Of the pope in Madrid is pressing
lis advantages with the Lew Spanish
government, and asks that the govern
maut should recognize the army Off
cialIy as Catholic" lis thought th8t
the king viii concede this point TO The
representative OK the 'prince % pence"
The riots 10 Rleim, East Prussia, also
IN Belgium, indicate 8 state OF things
likely at any time to eliminate in re-
Iigious wsr. Bigotry in Spain and Ger
many, il not prevented by a cool, lib
yral AID Glspsssi1uate craftsmanship,
will vet ret the world ablsze.
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gbe SLe'byville Commercial, in an
.sjitorial headed "JOined to dis IDOL
sTvs. .Thom2s, Of the CIaTksVliie
C5r1pjcIe. like good many other edl-
tors Of tie Tennessee press, VlTIuaIIy
ssvg he is only acting with me Demo emo
cratic party through necessity GER T.
fsinlv no other editor IN IenEe =. en- -
like Thomas in personnel. ana Dal IeM :,
can indorse his insincere DsnociLc ~, a
he really entertaiRs the opinion ma se y
nv the Commercial. The Chton4cIe 10
Demncratic, however.
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HANGING NEEDED.
A Poor Woman Outraged by "a Vile
BTu1e-A SCOuEdreI at Large.
Nashville Tanner.

Nashville Eauner.l
COOKEvILLE, June ga great out
rage was perpe,rated in the upper end OF
this county about three weeks ago. A
white man by the name of Lewis Bur-
ton Barnes met with a woman named
Rebecca Forrest, about three hundred
yards from a lady's house to which she
was going to stay ali night, and outraged
her person. The wOmau'5 cries were
heard at the house, where she went after
being released by the tiend, crying aud
bruised. This same man was convicted
some time last year in the circuit court
OF Jackson county, on q change OF venue
from OvertOn, ana sent 10 the peniteu-
tiaTy, for an assault with intent to com
nit rape on his own sister. He appealed
to the supreme court, but elected to 60
on and be- serving his time pending his
appeal. From come cause, | suppose
sufficient, or st least satisfactory to the
court, the case WAS reversed and dis
missed, and the defendant discharged,
again "tO go about the earth seeking
whom he may dev0ur." The woman in
this Gaze is poor unfortunate, and
hasn't many friends to look after her
case, but We learn that she is so abun-
dainty cOrrObCrsted that there is no
doubt Of Barnes's guilt, so we hope our
attorney-general will see that he is put
through. II be is not, some lady viii
put bullet through him, as he is a ter
ror to the female portion Of the COM
munity where he has been permitted to
run at large. This is the fifth attempt
OF the kind with which he is charged.
He is hiding cut now, but will be caught
soon, it is thought. A few hangings Of
such characters would greatly strengthen
the confidence OF the people in the effi-
cacy of the law.
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REFERRING TO Tweed, the New York
Herald very psrtineutly asks IL it would
not be well for the eminent counsel &c
advise thei- client 10 return to the city
some Of the millions which he stole from
the treasury, and then very savsgely
insists that 'this bTszsn thief must not
be male g hero. nor must the lawyer,
whose ingenuity IL stimulated by the
payment Of large fees from the stolen
public money, be permitted to cloud the
essential fact that Tweed is the mouu-
mental thief Of the sge, and thatr5stitu-
ton must come before mercy"
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NOTICE.

TEACHERS desiring to apply for positions
L In the Schools OF the Fourteenth Civil Dis
trict country, are requested to file their APP
plcations with the Secretary OF the Board of
directors, at his office, 46 Beale street, before
July 7, 1875.
By order of the Board.
W.. MARSH, Secretary.
Memphis, Tenn, June It, 1875 feL
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ESTABLISHED 184C.
wEATnEE PRonkHILTTIEs.

WA-HTNsIDS, June -, am.
For the GuJ States, the Ohio Uahq,
and Tennessee, parity cloudy and 1DGIm
O0e1thsr, sotHhsGs'eT1g 1Uinds and some
wb0f lO1rer pressure.
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Knights Of Pythias.
WHEAT.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

OWING to low stage of water in the Arkan-
~ sas river, no more freight for Pine Bluff,
swan Lake, or intermediate landings, will be
received or contracted for by the Memphis
AMI Little Rock Railway, until further no.
tice. By order.
c. II. HAIGHT, Contracting Agent.
y. :. CAENEs, General Freight Agent.
Memphis. Tenn, June 26, 1875,
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The State financial officers announce
that the interest on the Louisiana new
consolidated bonds, due July lst, are
now being paid in New Orleans aud
New York,
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WOrkingmen's Building and Loan AssO
eistiOn.

A CALLED MEETING Of the above asso-
n citation will be held on FRIDAY even
ing next, July I'd, at IA o'clock, at the usual
place, Tor consideration and adoption of a
new Constitution and By. Laws.
L. LAGRILL, Pres't.
CHAs. T. PATERSON, Secretary. JeH
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TRACY'S TRIP.
Uuay0Idable Pr stponsmsnf-Great Dis
appointment Of "A Large Army Of
Mammoth Cave wOrshipeEs.
HOBday week Set Down as Positively
Jhs Day-Tears Dried Up, anu
Every body Happy Again
Tracy TrRnqsiI.

The following telegram explains Itself:
MAMMOTH CAVE HOTEL, Ey..t
June IS, 1919.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
.ARE WE NEVER TO BE DOM" WITH
THEM

Mr.. o'Byrne having urged, in favor Of Captain
Postles's election to be President OF Council,
that he served in defence OF the Unionw we point
ed out that Captain Valentine id the same, and
that il one WAS entitled to credit so was the
other. whereupon the Gdzetie dips in its oar, be-
ginning thus =
1.-THE COMMERCIAL at last attempts to say
word in favor Of MIR. Valentines election But
resorts to the old, old story he entered the
service and fought for the flag. How much lie
fought is not stated, nor is there any mention
made of any battles he was in. or of breadth
escapes or honorable scars. But are We never
TO be done with this Y
The implication that there had been hesitancy
on our part in advocating Mr.. Valentines cleo
ton is well known TO be untrue. Nor did we
find it difficult to give reasons why he should be
chosen. But the pith Of this matter is i'll the
concluding sentence Of the paragraph above.
"Are we never to be done with this z ASKS the
Gdzeti'. Done with what? Evidently, it means
with remembrance OF the men who imperilet
their lives for their country with gratitude Il
those who saved the Union. Are we never Il
be done with this Z" We hope not. While til,
American people value their liberties and cher
ish the Union which secures them, they would be
dastards ever to forget the sef-sacritce of thos'
who saved both Liberty and Union at the risk Q
death.
We remember with gratitude the deeds o
those who fought in 1Sl2-l4, and those who's
sacrifices won our independence hundred year
ago. But the service in which Captain Nalen
tine was enlisted is but ten years old. shall w
forget it as soon Cherishing the remembrance
of the Delaware soldiers who fought with Wash
ington and Greene, why are we asked to b
done" with those who fought under Grant an
Meade Delaware honored snd rewarded lie
Revolutionary soldiers as long as the last on
survived. The list of her early Governors
filled with their names. II any voice was the
raised to ask that their services be forgotten an
their patriotic claims go unrewarled. il wa
drowned in the indisnau murmurs Of the PEG
pie.
But it was the Gasette's own party that ji,st ne
presented the claims OF the soldiers. l; W
Mr.. oByne who brought up the subject. asa
ing votes for Captsin Postles on bis military X
cord. 1t seems however. that one soldier Is !
be praised, and the other prescribed. sac3 ag
the Gd.eUe 5 ideas OF justice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
pUBLIsuKD EVERY AFTERNOON, tssssAay

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tssi'Iadss
xeepte,) at the ColnaxRcIAL BUILDING, so';A-'sfss
sors,er FinA snd Mark, Streets. Tiso ee''ts e'ps
Ten cents a ,seek DKLIyEKRp fRKR By eGrf'efs
throughout tAs ey. The COMMERCIAL 'rii b s'h os
mail 70 any Post Oes Aes' Castle County AZ saw
per a,n,,. siqa tor nsohs; 80 cents pr 'o'itA
to R.ss 0aees outside Of Nes castl county, SS fsT
aa,,usa 81 40 for THREE moatAs; 80 s'ais per e'.iA
ryE PUBLISH KRIS PREPAY posrAaE IN al! ersss
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro
siea nth arse!as' machinery a''d sifs! s'orri.'.
for erelti,.g Book .ob aad Mercantile Fi''si- q AZ
descriptions, at prices beois the ladins tTi'.i'I
Be-ls,s Of The large eiiies.
DBLAWARB TRIBUNE, t#e,siy,l the fss.ils'ilar
oraan Of Paraers and Frlitaro,saFs; great fa'Hty
ge,sstapsr; p,lblisAai ep,ry Ih,psidy iaornii' al
Itso Dollars ysar, Posr1ss PsKFlID By rAR Pts-
LIsaKRs-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
THE REPUBLICANS THE HARD-aoNEg
PARTY

There il every indication tLai the Espabi.eAi,
party Will rally anitedly II favor q -pec.e 70
sumption, and become TO tAst degree TIC party
q hard money. The Democrats nay aa tie
-ame or they may not. Il Alien should tv c!ee.-
ed the Ohio movement. would get sacA send
OF inst it would spread over tic c7aAsg and
EASILY swallow tie Democracy. While I : .ea
fails, z,then the mex; national platform Of lis party
viii doubtless be OF tie hard money -o.; u.
under any circumstances. as We said :. tie be-
ginning. the Republicans are steadily Il wing
upon the specie platform. They are being
forced there. ss well s. ied. TIE Democrat.
movement .or imitation il Ohio obliged item q
take the other side, and the hard. money i.s.es.-
ton Of the German and I..be-4! vote il .h-:
and other States, en;iee- them d tie ssme lIse-
tiou. Senator Morton has shown siglls ot : vsrv
importAnt change il his yiewz sud ao1
Senstor Ferry, Of Michigan, who LS=
talked and worked y. irritation
IN Congress most earnestly, i reported 70 l.4.e
also modified his views. HIS friends a9-er: IL ::
lie always repelled the imputat!on u teius al
intistionist, and, as we gather from Nti =
gan papers. lie stands where Senator Morton
does,-in opposition to any imitation. Tie G.sl4 |
'fH7 4"stei "tt'N-i 4s P4p417!4ei ~ lie Cs'-litA
adjoining his residence, and which sreakz with
certain air Of authority, says that neither 81
these senators belong to the class who refuse
TO or are incapable OF learning anything from
experience and observation, which mo2us u
course, that they have observed and learned. ana
have decided that return to specie, al les, az
early as the time fixed by tile Law of tile a..
Congress !, ls79-i= desirable.
Altogether, i. may be doubted whether ans
prominent Republicans, unless it be JUDGE Kel-
ley and General Batter, vi. stand ou. again,
the steady and now rapid drif; q tie party to a
hard-money position. To that il i bound a IL
and il the Democracy defeated II o4.3, eo-c. sls
next year that infation Isn't the.s cue. t4es 81.
find their opponents ALREADY il position b. III.
ground Of Jefferson, Jackson. and Benton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

The New York H-raa ssy= II jefferson
DAVIS Is an unwelcome gue=; 5: s Northern ag-
r.eulturai fair. then no other ooptaerues wA3
fonght in the war can be welcomed Ti.is i
mt uue. No other Southern man, tie pirate
Semmez and one or TWO Others possibly except
e., is so unwelcome a. jefferson DAy.=. lie i
not wanted in the North, and il injaiie.ous al.
Sisers persist in sending him TO agure q: aga
cultural fairs or in other putiic oap4ei.ie-, +;
will only be suit iect for their ultims.e res ret
II treason has not been made olous. it j. t5l
soon to have the chief hatcher q il Aon.zod II
the North. Those Of the Southern people via
complain Of this mas ask themselves Il they de-
sire General Butler to come Snl speak a; ., a
county fairs, and whether lie world be vel
coined or not.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

sv Persons leaving torn tor he stiianT ei'' hdrs
the COMMERCIAL maiiai 10 ths1n, postpaid, foT ~
cents month.
Subscribers sending single copy of ths COMMERCIAL
aisay by mail are INFORMED that so-eeiai sip Is
required uan ordinary irraRtr BE- usa II si.t to ne
posi- o1e scith a cent sfa'sp si probably 'iersT
reA lis destination. The fdisr ish no lsrdt7Ar al
an or a liaht one, b psdile.l for of.e esnt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30
eSitu Business Ziffftnry.

Anrrioneers
/. w Stidnam a Son, III RSs. ith street
bankers aud BROKERS
X r Robinson 4 Co, az Market street.
Boot and shoe Makers and Deniefs.
Bsheoek A Bro, ais Market street
joan 5. Moreli nd, an sai Poplar ats
" A. Turner Co., al9 Market st.
Carpenters and Bnilders.
D. q Haddoek shop 1norns bel FRONT Res l1iY Wa1hH
j X. D. SEEDS, shop ". an, West
cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane DeMAiuytle, II Fourth stresi.
Clocks. Watches, Had Jewellers
>. c. Massey, ~ ktag street
Coach and tnrrinse Material.
WIN Green A %. $ Il, corner 81 and shtpi,p sis
Druggists.
Ii. X, Bfnghuri, 81 Market st
Florists.
'rAtaali Co. Delaware Avenue ana jefferson !
Generni Insurance Agent.
Thomas I rinmmer. ~ Markell 81
MoplleS 4 Van TrimP, aiN Mafsel At
Gents Furnishing soods
John z Donghea ilu Market IL
Hats, Gaps. &c
Gec 4. Watrayen, s2a Market street
Iron md -trtI
wm Green 4 Co. S " corner q aud shi3lsi a's
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland, $ W cerner rrnnt snn orange
I.ookinx-t.ias~es aud Frames
+. Mcsiunasie 81 aud Il iag sta.
Merchant Taiiors
Geo Goaert Is + iih ~
Iohu a.. MunlAansen, il5 king st.
Real Estate Agents
Ky.as resniesan, Abeonaa gIs sfh And Nsfsai
N. 81 Ghid to.4 vest IN 81
i IL frazer. = ami ShtpiHf SIS.
Mai H., udlds ) Dc, ~ MAfA-i ii.
WA. McCaallgy A 20, ar MARKET It.
Restaurant and billiard Room
.iaseph fuiitaer, is,i and fts Market
sewing ttnchines
tisatrr A lsaAer sowing Msohina tn, IN ling
hes Amerisan Sewing AAebine. 'ls hsrLei a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

The Cart says Mr.. Lichten=tein- foreign
extraction and aifnities would have protected
him from the draft, had he not been disabled !.
His "foreign extraction" would ,,a. have pro
tected him at s'l after lie h2d become an
American citizen. World the CAT. say that
there were no citizens OF foreign birth III tie
Union army And his "sffinities il 4
slur on Mr.. Lichtenstein. He is true Ameri-
can citizen, aud bis afhnities when the RepuU.
lies time Of trial come were with the Union,
truly and heartily They dii not take hight %
the camp Of its enemies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-30

As between Captain Postles, who was Union
soldier, and Mr.. Liahtensteu, who was not, we
say this; % That the Captain, himself, has put
blot on his own record by rejoining the party
which, as he well knows, did All it could at home
to render his sacrifices in the ied Ysiu ; (2)
that Mr.. Liehtenstein, being physic-
slls disabled, could no. SO to
the field, and that IS he lila lis full duty. at
home, he could DO no more, ana therefore pre-
sents an unblemishei record 3 tn4t slr Lieh-
tenstein, by his service III Coancl for several
years, is well fitted to be It's presiding ottcer,
while Captain posties has never served in Conn
ell. and has no experience Ia the conduet Of It's
business Ne ssy nothing asainsi captain Pos
ties except that he is IL the wrong party. hai we
believe the reasons are good and sutae.en; wiNy
Mr. Liehtenssoin should be else.sa
The fact ii il be one. ana saell It seems that
dozens Of invitations have becn sent la Je4
Davis from different Naftliesn States, including
Wisconsin Illinois, IaaA, Missouri. And renn-
sylvania, to deliver addresses st county fair.
Is disgrace 10 the Northern people.
Ii looss as Il they cared nothns whatever faf
patriotism or CONSISTENCY and TO obiain mai
who would draw a croH9 to fair would sacrifice
.7ery sAre,l of principls. Bat tins aIt q sitie-
will have one ga,l c1ssg. prohsblvi' will -rif
fen the back bone u tie gre9t msionty u f.
publicans and show them flat toInt ia power
=nch ,lealy y-mouthel t7lesler- ts tho-e wto vsi'
to homie Je1 DAyi- eon'i ho ta hfoAi deen AZ
distinction between men tfetl ;ha 4aa ant
those wing songht q destroy II
some reflections IL these columns, veeA
or two ago. on the prolisaaty q some Alnar.-
| can money -handlegs were most severely pointed
| by the san Francisco failure ald the snieai5
Of RAlston. Il was sa.l tAst The l..lk iise.i
appropriated :10G,e00 year, t. " expended
| by Ealsion ia the entertainment q "tha ta..A r
guests at bis magnificent c0otlA -eat Al
other spondihl.tss, from lera4l l-3s4ae..i
down, we're thraan completely ato tiia sb-3e
by tile lavish oaipourms- Of tle NA..leIn.su.
And now, what Al, end
| Captain poa;le7- during tic ,aF. asti r.lA
the Union lRepab-eaal parts. Il .cti II. ~
forwards beeanse he " eoB.da. =.sal ..lc eam-
pany OF ceiorel men. 10. w sre ts.. tAst
when he escaped fiom ,Ae reaqi pa-9n- lie hai
the help OF tie e9lortl i,eali5 a'd t9uui diem
the ouiy friends a.4o wa,4ll a.d De yl.yplA.lsa
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