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NOn.ResidenC Notice.

No. 20S3.-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-B p. Anderson
Commissioner of Revenue, etc, VS.. Walter
Merriman, ct al.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn
to in this cause that the defendants, Thomas
q. Anderson and Joseph ]. Davis are non
residents of the State of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That Jb ey make theiR
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1876, and plead
answer or demur to com claimants bill. or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO them
and set for hearing exparte, and that a copy
of this order be published once week, fOr
four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This 7th day OF October, 1875.
A copy-attest:
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master
By X. 3. McHenry, ID. q. and ".
John johnson, sol. for complr oct7 II
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Opened firm aud closed weak; sales

Opened firm aud closed weak; sales,
$1,000 bales.
Liverpool arrivals were 1-I6d higher.
Gold opened IN New York at ll6, de-
clined to 1855, and closed at ll5s
The New York Bu letin, of Wednes 1ay,
reports cotton working IN favor OF buy
ers THE stock here is still placed on th r
market with some caution, hut more of
IL avail able than for some title time
past, while the tff-rings 10 arrive within
seven or eight days hsve increased con-
sIderably. are 10 DE reached at some
shad ng from ruling rates, and fail TO at
tract any great amount Of attention.
Exporters Exported continued Rdviey
from abroad Of a character to induce
them TO move cautiously, but Tumors
were current, aid on pretty gOod au-
thOrity, that quite a number Of ba'es
had been purchased to-day by foreigg
operators. In futures Liverpool has
been rather slsck, and this, with the
Offering OF = great m any contract on
southern account, has weakened the
market. A decided influence, however,
in favor OF the lower rates, is the aopa-
rent termination Of the OctODer squeezs;
and the absence OF shorts anxious to
cover, those remaining on the latter
=
cially strong enough 10 weather the late
rsiI, and stubnornly holding of, in hope
and expectation that they will yet come
out even, aud possibly with margin
for profit"
TEE GENERAL MARKET exhibited no
new festuTe yesterday, For was Il any
more animal d. The weather is superb;
everybody Is busy getting in their cot
ton, and II Is rare TO zee II country visit
or in the street; We have therefore but q
light trade. Corn arrived ID q small
extent, and found reSdy demand at 75:.
oats sold pretty freely * 45c. Bran
was in fair demand, and 100 sacks sold
81 SIS ana 100 at SIS >, all new ssckR.
Hay Tss quiet; there Is an overRbuud-
ace OF common; choice IL scarce, with
some inquiry for X. COTHmedj j. as dun
as ever, alu lower; some lots sold st 50
but the prevalent and e.osing price Eas
s. IS. Flour is a great trial to the pa
thence Of would-bs sellers; the demand
is scsnty In the extreme. Eggs remain
quiet, but they command less conf
dence than was inspired by few cold
morning.. II Is WhispsTed that there
are come candidate. fsr lie river. Rates
TemRiued unchanged, but round lot
sold pu Thursday evening at l9c dozen.
Chickens are unchanged; small are not
wanted and bring poor prizes; there is
demand FOR goOu hens, and they will
bring 81 50 a dozen. Cabbage was in
quired f1r but nor q head was offeriUg,
the nSrEet Is rare. Hogs by the car
csss were 10 be mad, but II lie too early
Tor them and the inquiry was slight;
12c = h was asked, but the only sales
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Saturday, November I3, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
properly situated IN Shelby county, Tennes-
see, tO-wit:
Ire remainder interest in q. tract of land d.,
which Mrs. Fanny NJ. JOyner holds dover, to-
vat: Beginning at a stake on the western
boundary of the original tract of Hg acrss 81
chains 81 links north OF the south west corner
OF 200 acre tract; thence rth with saif
line q ehains TO stake in the western line OF
san tract; thence west with the south line Of
Sne % acre tract (adJoining the 30 acre tractl
~ chains TO q stake on said ike; thence north
II chalns and 80 links 10 a stake in the neId;
tnence east ~ chain TO a stake IN the east
boundary OF the s5-acre tract; thence south \
chains and 80 links to a stake. thence east IN
chains to stake; thence south "a chains TO IA
StaAe e; thence west 10 chains to the b. ginning,
containing AZ acres, to be sold subject TO said
dover.
Also, I will sell the fee.simpIe title in the
Oalsnce OF the two tracts herein, viz.
THE FIRST TRACT Beginning at the
northeast corner of the 62-scre tract hereto
tore allotted to Elizabeth Brewster, running
thence west with the north line Of said 62.acre
tract ~ chains to the southeast corner of the
dover tract thence north along the east line
OF the dover tract 10 its northern nd, and
thence extended, this line TO the north line OF
the original tract; thence east with said north
nne 20 chains TO the northeast corner Of said
tract; thence south with the east line OF said
tract 70 the beginning, containing 90 acres.
THE SECOND TRACT-Beginning al the
northwest corner OF the original tract Of 90
acres, running thence east with the north line
OF said tract to the nOrtBwsst corner Of the
" acre tract just described; thence south with
tLo Os1 1AA4S VI SdI1 5s-dCEe tract 10 JQe norm
east corner of the dover tract; thence west 10
chains TO q stake; thence north chains and
30 links; thence west 20 chains; thence south
II cnalnS and % links; thence west TO the
southwest corner Of the original gj-acre tract.
thence north with the west line OF said tract
20 chains to the beginning, containing "a acres.
All OF which tracts of land L 70 in said COun-
y, between the old State Line pIankrOad and
Wolf river.
Terms or SaiA-One-uaf "a cash balance
In IL months purchasers to execute notes with
approved security for the deferred payments;
lien retained till same are paid.
This October q. 1875.
r. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. Black, d. c. and NJ.
l.. B. Mcfarland, atty. oet22 % nOv5 u d
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HENRY CRAFT, Trustee.
Smith & Collier, attorneys. Oct9

GIHANCERY SALE OF VERY DESI RABLE
~ BUILDING LOTS tust outside the city i'm
Its OF Memphis, on Adams street and Bass ay-
enue.-J. L. Rice, ex'r, ct al vs. Ewing homp-
son ct al.-In Chancery Court at NashyiIe.
Tenn.
By virtue of an fnterlOcutory decree in the
ABOVE cause at the October term, lS14 q
said court, entered on the 9Th OF December
1874, will sell to the highest bidder at pubic
sale, within legal hours, on saturday, sseag-
Der %, 1879, the following real estate TO
wit: A piece or parcel of ground in the COun-
" Of Shelby State OF Tennessee, beginning a.
the northeast corner OF tie frtersectjon n
Dunlap street with Bass avenue, ADJOINING
the east Inc OF the corporate limits Of the Ctty
OF Memphis; thence eastwarGly with Bass ays
enue Zo4 feet, more or less, 10 an alley Boil
feet wide; tbeu &c with said alley north ~
feet to an alley IL feet wide; theme west win
said alley $40 feet to dunlap street; thence
south with Dunlap street $50 feet to the begin.
nlng5 being the same land designated aSiD--
81, 81, 80, a. 80, 30, 81, -, in the plan Of a 9
Thompson subdivision, reg stored in the Rec
tster's office of shelby county, in Book g., psI.
l, page 6S5, etc. Also, lots 5, 9, and 8, OF Lus
said sub division; each lot fronting 30 feet on
the north line Of Adams street, by a depth >.
l38 feet, extending nOrthward between para
lei lines from the 'front.' 20 an alley. Terms
len per cent cash; balance on a credit OF T.
Il, Is and "A months, the purchaser TO execute
notes with approved security, bearing inter
est at the rate of per cent. per annum from
date, and lien retained until final payment
County Courthouse, in the city Of Mem phts
in the entrance hall on Main street, accOrdin-
to plan of subdivision there to be exhibited
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Commissioner.
]. L. Rice, Sol; Ed. Baxter, sol.
SPECIAL NOTICING ask the attention
of buyers 10 the rare opportunity offered s..
the above sale TO purchase very desirable
building lots Just outside the eastern bOunCq-
and EXEMPT FROM CITY TAX.
sell IRRELEVANT q co.
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Attachment Notice,
BEFORE JAMES HALL, J. P-J W.

BEFORE JAMES HALL, ]. P.-J. W. Wa.
VS.. l.. L. Setter.
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section 1856 of the Code @
Tennessee, and returned into court levteU
upon the personal property OF the defendant
affidavit having been made that the defend
ant is Justly indebted to plaintiffs In the SUN
OF nineteen dollars and for.y-three cents, by
account, and that he is a nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee;
1t is Therefore ordered, That the said defend,
ant, L. L. Setter. make his personal APP
pearance before me, a. my office, in the eli y
of Memphis Tenn, on the 5th day OF Hoveni
Der. 1875, at 10 O'Clock am and defend said L
tsohment suit within the time prescribed toy
law, or the same Will be proceeded with ex-
parte, and that copy OF this order be pub
nshed for four successive weeks in the Mep
phis Daily Appeal.
This the LIST day OF October, 1875.
4 copy-attest:
oct2 "a JAMES HALL, j. p.
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Trust Sale.

p1 virtue OF deed of trust made 10 me as
~ trustee, to secure the payment OF a c.-tain
mote therein set out, said trust deed recorded
in chattel book No. g. page US ragfsteFfs ofIj 90
Shelby county, Tennessee, will, on
Tuesday, the 26th OF October, 1875,
at the Potter place, on the State Line roar,
southwest corner of said road and McLea5
avenue, In Shelby county, Tennessee, between
TO the highest bidder, the following personal
property: One tWO-hOrse wagon and harness
one cart and harness, two Wheeibarrovs one
handcart, three plowS, one seed drill, seventy
nye hotbed sash, ffty-six small hotbed SASH
NIFTY covers and doors to hOtDeds, two fine
mich cows, all the farming tools garden
tools, hotbed frames and garden Implements
on the place. Title to the property believed
10 De good. l will sell and convey as trustee
This October I9. 1875.
ocrIs ~ TT1sf5,a
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Attachment Notice.

BEFORE p. j.. QUIGLEY, J. P. for Shelby
countyk-G. W. Reiter and Henry Reiter
composing the firm Of q. W. Reiter Co.,
VS. James DundaS
In this cause an attachment having been
sued out under section $40 OF the Code of Ten
nessee, and returned before Inc levied upon
the property OF the defendant by gar.
nishment on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad Company, who answer they owe said
James Dundas sl35 on, and Rffidavit having
been made that the defendant is justly in
debted TO the plaintiffs in the sum Of S6T 05, bv
account, and thai the defendant Is q non
resident of the State OF Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, that defendant make
his personal appearance before p. j. Quiglsy
]. 2, on the l4th DAY of October, 1875, at u
o'clock M, at his office, No. 1893 Main street
Memphis, Tennessee, and defend said attach
ment suit, within the time prescribed by law
or the same will be proceeded with eXparte,
and that a copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This 10Th day OF September, 1875.
sell sa p. J. OUIGLEY. J. p.
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DRY GOODS.
BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, October 22-Business
was slow with commission houses and
the jobbing trade was only moderate.
Cotton flaunels were active and the
leading makes sold up to the receipts by
agents. Brown and bleached cottOns
moved slowly, and chicots were quiet.
Prints remained dull, except ROBES,
which were 10 good demand. Fancy
Cashmere were dull and weak. Dress
goods continued in fair request. Ham,
ilton prints reduced to 7Bc
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IN front of my office, No. 10 Madison street,
NJ emphts, Tennessee, the effects of the follow.
ing named bankrupts, tO-wft:
Clly Bank of Memphis-Au Books, Notes
drafts, Claims, Etc.
W. y. M1tchell-All Books, Accounts, Etc.
j. b. Carg1ll-All Books, Accounts Etc
Sc. Page-All Notes, Claims, Etc
OcLLA O. Wl0I.nRIDL
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DR, Id. q. JOHN S@E'@
PRIVATE
Medical Dispensarv.
Nd. II JEFFERSON STREET
Between Main and From streets,
MEHPHIs, TEEE
ERa6HIhed In 1860.

nR. JOHNSON is Acknowledged by all par
~ ties interested as by FAR the most 3sJccess-
iul physician in the treatment Of PRIV ate or
secret diseases. Quick, thorough and perma-
neut cures guaranteed in every case, male or
female. Recent cases Of GOnOrhea and By-
Philis cured in few days, without the use OF
mercury, change OF diet or hlEdrsnce from
business. Secondary syphilis, the last vestlg
eTadlcated without the use Of mercury IN
voluntary loss OF semen stopped In a Ost
time. Sufferers from mp0tency or lOssO0 -
ual powers restored to Tree vigOr in few wee x
Victims OF self-abuse and excessive yeuB-y,
suffering from spermatorrhea and loss OF phv
steal and mental power, speedily and per"
neGtly cured.
Particular attention paid to the D. ..,--. 49,.
Women, and cures guaranteed. 'e' U.
Throat and Lung Diseases rrs5 Inv ,.-y
remedies. - Nv"
All consultations strict yco,Aaa,+t,r
Medicines sent by ex gress 10 al parts OF the
from to5 pm,
sePL-dW ID. \. JOHNSON, NJ. u.
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TNFELTCE.

sE- A splendid new novel by AUGUSTA EV-
ANS, author OF Beutdh, 81. Elmo Vdshti, etc.
The last sDd best book written by this popu.
lar author, and one of the finest fictions in the
English language. Every one must read ii.
Sold everywhere.
G. ". CARLETON & Co,
oeu1eoo Publishers, New. York
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bankruptcy asIe,
Wednesday. Norsmhsr q. 1879

Q4 virtue Of general order or sale entered
- by the United States District Court for the
District Of West Tennessee, will sell at pub
lie auction, at 10 O'Clock am, on
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Thursday, November .II,Is75,

in front OF my office, No. 81 Court street
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed to sell, at pub bic
auction, 70 the highest bidder, for cash, the
land hereinafter desert bed, for and durfuR fhe.
life OF Mrs. Janet Lake.
The land is situated in Shelby county, Ten
neseee, and described as follows: SO much
and such part OF lot No. Of the original race
ground tract as has heretofore fallen to ami
been vested in the said 7. W. Lake in the par.
his mother, Mrs. Janet Lake, as the same is
fully shown by deeds and plots now on recori
in the office of the Register of Shelby county,
book %, pages 547 to so, and in book TO- pages
56S, etc., all Of which conveyances and plots
are here referred to for fuller desert pUio on OF
the twenty acres, or Whereabouts, conveyed To
me in said trust deed. The right of redemp-
ton is waived by the deed.
The sale will be between the hours Of 10 and
Il am. Will convey as trustee, and will SCI
and convey the land only during the life O.
said Janet Lake.
October 8, 1875.
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Il. n. LUDWIG, Ser
ARRIVALS.

City of Chester, ST. Louis; City Of
Vicksblrg, st. LOus; Geo. w. Cheek,
Helena; Phil AlIin, Frisrs Point; s. II.
Long, lower mississippi; Quickstep,
mouth of White river; A. j. White,
Napol con,
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PLANTRRg RARKOFT TENNESSEE

EsY an Order OF he Chancery Court of David
Is son county, Tennessee, the remaining
Assets Of the Planters Bank will be cold, for
cash in October and November next, to close
the trust. Sales will take place as follows:
At the Courthouse door Nashville, at II
O'Clock, october 20, 1870.
A. the Courthouse door Memphis at II
O'clock october 6, 1919.
Lands in Texas, st Marshall and Galveston,
October 8, 1875.
Lands il Mississippi, at Vioksburg, October
g. 1870.
one tract of laud In Kentucky, at Danyille,
Kentucky, November o. 1875.
- For full particulars, spply for printed
schedule 20 ID. WEAVER,
Trustee and Receiver
NASHVILLE, Sept. L. 1876. sep3-dAw
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CHANCERY SALE
EE al Hatate-

y o, 1909, R.-Eirst Chancery Court Of Shelby
Sounty-W. W. Canada ct al VS.. Fanny NJ
JOyneriet al.
R1 virtue OF an tnterIocutory decree for
- ssie, entered in the above cause on the 7th
day OF October, 1876, l will sell. al pubIic aTr-
lion, 10 the highest bidder, in front of the
CleiE and Masters Office, new cou-fnOuse
DuiiuinB, MAiu street, Memphis, Tennessee. on
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MARINE CHRONICLE.
Xenfher and RiNcrr.

Weather and Rivers.
Weather fair, with thermometer as
high as ne Rivers as noted in the ap-
pended table:
OFFICE OF OBsEBvATIoS,)
SIGNAL SERVICE U. K. ARMY,
MEMPHIs. Tenn. october y, ISIS.
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u 'IToI I1st ! IIudy .'a.''--'--.I0F5V I-o54
Shipments to-day were 10 the north
10y rail, 1898 bales; by river, so bales; to
the south by rail, 100 bales.
The following are the cotton exchange
kilograms NJ the dom pstic markes:
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JAS. W. QUEEN g. CO.,
OPTICIA.NS
Sol BrOad way,
824 CbesGR at ST.,
puTVAnTTPHyA

- PECTACLE5, Eyeglasses, Spy-Glssses, Tel
Escapes, Opera and Field-C5lasses, StereO-
scopes and Views, Microscopes Of AL grades,
Mathematical, Drawing and Survey ng lnstru-
ments and Materials, OF all descriptions
illustrated Catalogues To any address, ten
cents each. octlTeod
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Trustees Sale,

DH virtue Of q deed of trust made to me IS
ID trustee by T. W. Lake, for the benefit o.
j. q j. Steele, on the llth OF January, 1870, on
record In book u, pages ll6 and III, and under
decree of the First Chsncery Court of Shelby
county, made July l, 1875, in the case Of Henry
Lake VS.. j. 6 j. Steele and others, and affirmed
by the supreme Court, and with the consent
and at the request of the benefciaries In said
laal NJ Irllat :
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DEPARTURES.

City Of Chester, st. Louis; City OF
Vicksburg, Vicksburg; City Of Augusta,
White river; Geo. W. Cheek, Helena
Poll Allin, FdsTs Point; Belle Of Texas,
AshpoTt.
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The following were the changes in New
York futures:
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LATER,

A dispatch received from st. Louis
last night, says: 1.-THE Mary Belle,
which has been aground between here
and Cairo Learly week, got off last
night and will probably get through
without further detention" A dispatch
from Cairo also says that she left that
P TT at six O'Clock yesterday evening,
which will bring her here about one
o'clock this evening, if she meets with
No frnnhIn az OSnanla
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! AUUNV INV NllULI 3 o.
water.
-- Rise. Fall
feet. / In's.,Ft. IN. / TT. / In
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The market closed firm; sales wer-
1920 bales, of which exporters took 1850
spinners lOOC, spectators $50 bsles.
EALLAN LA-L-ALESr
, 1875-05-01

make the intereats Of capital and labor iden.
tical,-which shall make every ton Of coal
the joint property, aa II is tho joint product,
Of the Two. This Is not the chimera It 6ee1ns
to be. It Inns been realized on Eng1isl, soil.
Tho industrial partnership Of tie Dn.ooa
Brothers, Of Yorkehire. with the miners
they employ has been grind succeas, despite
transienttroubtes. Its plan is, in briof, this:
4 standard dividend on capital IN flxod; this
Ia paid on the whoto atock, including tho
tonth OF tho allnres owned by the men, nnl
IN first lien on the profits; IT,. surplus is
divided into halves, ono Of which il mn extra
dividend On capital and one dividend OH
labor, nllottcd 10 every man, whether or
not lie is n shareholder, in pro-
portion to lilo wagos he has enrncd
Turing tho year. This idea hns bocn
tested BY practice among miners almost, II
not quite, as rulo, and rough, md riotous, aa
the "h1olly h1aguires" or " Ducksholc" Of
Pennsylvania 1t, or something like it, Ia tho
one practicable method of bringing together
great masses Of capital md creator masses Of
mon without l'rcc!pitat;ng tho two forces into
q destructive and shnmefnl conflict, like TINT
which tlisgacos Pennsylvania to.tlay.
, 1875-05-01

The disposition Of These pipes has been
mado with special reference to fires. Tho
G.inch pipes have bcon laid with reference to
tho supply of dwellings; they have been laid
on cross streets, and connect nt ench corner
with the 8-inch pipes, which in turn arc con-
nectcd with tho 12, 1G, 81, and 3C-inch pipes.
Tho larger pipes aro connected with tho fire.
plugs, so TINT tho supply Of tho Inter cannot
10 exhausted. Much OF tho old G-inch piro
has been supplemented by S.inch pipe laid
alongside Of it, the 8.inch pine connecting
exclusively with the fre-plugs. In addition
to these provisions for fire, there havc been
constructed nincteou inexhaustible cister7ls,
, 1875-05-01

The Chicago produce markets wcro very IT,
regular yesterday. Mess pork waa more active
audadvanced o5o perbrl, closing weak a. 921. 90
caah, and Ss9.o0 for June. Lard was dull
uud loo per 100 tna lower, closing ut $l5.45
@l6.60 cash, and $16.85@1o.70 tor June.
1leata wore dull and easier, sellers asking
ssc for shoulders, 11lo for abort ribs. and 1870
Tor short olears. Lake frelghts wbre dull and
FIRM at 8}@4o for corn to Buffalo. High
wiuea we're quiet and firm at Sl,14 Per gallon.
Flour was more active and steady. Wheat
was excited AND 10 higher, closing weak at
$1.o4i cash, and o.. .o7t for June. Corn was
active and irregular, closing l. lower, At 7ols
cash, and 7olo tor June. Oats were moder
ately activs and declined 10, closing At o2at
eAah, and s8je for Juns. nys was qalst d
4L0a0lof. Barlsy WEI dull, hut hzmsz
, 1875-05-01

Tho embryonic grasshopper is having d
ferious timo in Minnesota. Numerous re.
ports ore received going to show that the
severe wintor, though benring hard on tho
sufferers from lust yonrs devastations Of the
pest, has At the same time proved great
blessing In tint 1t has SO frozen up the myri-
ads otegga deposited BY tho insocte that tho
power to gor.ninato has been lost. Another
enemy Of tie hopper has made it's appcar-
auce in the ahapo Of m entirely new species
of worm, which il said to lire md thrive on
these eggs, aad which is improving its brief
period OF existence by waxing fat on this
peculiar fodder. This Inst fact is only another
e1emplihoation of tho eternal fitness Of things,
snd fully sustaining the poets theory, that
''nll foas have other deaa to biso en-, and 80
On, ad a1tauuum, +"
, 1875-05-01

At meeting last night Of lrish-American
citizens Of Chicago, the frauds perpetratod
ut tho rocent so-cal1cd election wero do
nounced in severe terms, and resolution
WIS adopted embodying IN urgent request
thot ell Hiatl-American citizens attend tho
tnass-meoting noxt 0Ionday evening, and by
their presence und participation to place
themselves On tho aldo Of FREQ md fair clee-
tons. This joint denunciatiou and appeal is
especially significant, coming, rs 1t does from
fome OF tho best mon Of Chicago, mon who
koen1y feel tho odium cast upon the Irish.
American element by tho nlisdceds Of the I'M
rcrupulous aud corrupt politicians and ofRco-
holders who incitod and euperintcnded the
Wholesale bsllot-box stutling Of April 29.