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Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

d y
occunicd Wednesday and Thursday. There
was an immense crowd. The old apple and
, ,.cacl, brandy brought -ix and seven dollars
Der gallon. bottled and in casks. D"lawar"
State Bonds sold 1T par, and Farmer
Bank stock at 5000.
" 4 vote was taken by til" Lory Court. al
Dover. last week on the question of making
p the appropriation for building the brldg'
o. over Smyrna Crock. The result wa- ii
ii four to folr-aud hence the measure wa
Y. defeated. Mr. Register, the member tron
-. Duck Creek. thinks the appropriation wi
a. be- allowed next sIrim2
uh Couuaway. q Young coIorrd ma
o. -. stafford. bought house. last week, an
i. +. r...iriu. it found lot Of silver con
SUM T. lrt known a, Ii" will II
...t..-.li. hut il i, stated to have been oy
=. $40 4 profitable investment til" C"'-
thinks. as he only paid $50 for tie hou,
F., H.. made the purchase Of Mr.. Mullikc
me The ,E-,i-coI,gIian- Of New Cd-tl" coun
are looking forward tG q series Of INTEREST,"
H. rcligiou. services during the meeting
y, their Northern Convocation III Dr!awi
an. CITY on the 2oth and 2I>t Of this mon
= DELEGATIONS Of the clergy and laity are
:, pectcd from Kent and Sussex and
~ >, occasion will be one Of marked intcr'
So SAYS the Gomn,n1|.~ -
On Saturday last child Of James Coll
,o,n Of Dover WAS smotlcrcd to death at
fire house of Robt Carsons, at Little Cr
,ecn Landing,wherc Mr.. G. and wife were VISIT
Etappcars that when the parents gotup I'm
o,,. morning the child was left asleep i'll !
-. Sometime afterwards some one threw 50
was bed clothing upon the bed without motto
the child. and suffocatcd it.
the Recently we published that camp n
ltclI, ino for the promotion Of holiness woul
dyed held next summer for the Peninsula.
committee Revs. l.. c. Matlack II.
sters. Todd and F. NJ. Chatham, have since ;
,ules. ted the place-4Spring Branch, two l
n NJ. from Feltcn The meeting will comm
this July 9th. Spring Branch was fay
camping ground in former years.
Smyrna times., 1875-04-14

If YOU wish to cXPrnd mr"ol trr r.lio
gcS or Carriage work. - to "nl. L. C,l..r.
K Son. Dover and get ti,- worth .f.,.
, 1875-04-01
..... AMUSEMENTb.
MALAKOFF THEATRE.
Cor. Randolph aud Jeasesen IT..
Grand Inaugural Opening HGNight!
LAN1E AND EFF1oIENr COMPANY,
TIE FGn1.1C CORDIALLY INVITED,
E0UTit0ATE 1 H.Hn3EnEH.

TIE FGnLtC CORDIALLY INVITED.
=--=-=- s.!s1T!l0ATE aC1ln0EnEK;
---..~>-.,p PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS For SUPPLIES + FOR INDIANS. IlIS.
Dt5;;s51ts' 5;s9s :, ,ss.ss ss 1T .s:.;s:
s.',,d YstE aRs;, "! +
g; s :s4 III g.
TIN articles :.u%s tut o nan. IL ushnh'ns
~ sAHTEE AGENCY txEgHAskAa
10000 D"nna:. fxroas weight, Of Beet c..,!s, On Ii.
,s%s ,sss ss;ssI: sssas: s'':' s's:ti fs,t i. barrels.
YANCToH AGENCY.
'so 90 pennda, gsosa weight, Of 1aef Cst,. On III.
sstoa ha.heis !xhs.t.
@ !!:ss ssss: ':;;1l AZ '|::;;
Sosad: ssa, .'u'd understandable sa*'l'd Corn
wnETsroSs AGENCY.
600 pounds, weight, Of Beef Cattle, on th,
"S s"s sa, p,sS, n.sss .s s'ss; sds,
60. 90 paunds 1,osnr.
UPPER MISSOURI AGENCY. tcnow cnEEK,.
'7"'oo pGMaat' % Kfoss weight Of boef C.tsl. On thu
% psa"d, aess asisss1 Iosk fI''E d Flas1 bar1r],.
III f,s.as. s.aa' "''sa.n.a'' sh'l'ed Corn.
ciIEYENsR RIVER AGENCY.
s'' 10 pounds. xross weight Of Doss Catsls, o ta.
st,oeo roanss XXX Flour.
"asd: "sd: sis.s s'itss9, efs s's'5 Il .|dt. H.f,
Pesns: pouaas fEsa Essu: :euad Understandable shsed Corn
STANDING ROCK AGENCY sonAsn g1yER,.
''eo' o pound, gEoss weight. Of Lost cats On ths
a. ssss$: sssst$: !|:saa, 4 n''st; s!;.. rides.
a pSaads Ell Essas se'ao 'n''eha'ao'' Rhs''sd Corn
RED CLOUD AGENCY.
e'eac p9unds. gsoss weight. Of Eees Cattle, On tb.
e.vn pauadt Xxx Flour.
5i:.w9 pounds liseon. clrar sides.
eaaa: peaaa: s:n: :oun' 'Fs1.'f.'' sA'''ed Cora
PORT BgRrnoLp AGENCY tpAKoTa.
'ssia sia: ..Ea f. a Northern.
'@, @,@S &c ;ssuns. Ssana. rs, xx F4sst. Ps9E
roSCA AGENCY tDAKoTA).
ao.o pounds, Etefs wsIzhs Of Eeef Cattle On the
is:%s tS::s Sssas: sssss: li:.. xS ffsst: fs;E:.
stssE7uS AGENCY tDAKorA}.
@s'oo posnd, sfoss weight. nf American c.ttlo, On
$4,000 p;;ssd. NJ; XXX Flour ts.a,p1. required .,.A til.
zee :;ts psssa: SSsa!: Ns,s Hs,s,. Pork
DEVILS LAKE AGENCY fDaKora,.
aooe pounds. gross ws1shs. of Beut Cattle. On tho
~ r! on m paana. XS r,onr
3@o pounds b4aau. clear aides.
CHEYENNE AND ARApAItoE AGENCY,
1'eo oo p1snnds s croa wcsht. Of est Cat.1s an tas
~ e9a pound, Xxx F1oar.
W.ut pounds HA0on clear fIdes.
kIUWA AGENCY.
2'a 90 pounds groas weight, Of Beet Cattts, Oh ths
sss@ S psunds p9ands is.soa. l. a.'at: s..r .ao.,
,.. WICHITA AGENCY.
, 1875-04-01

,,,,,,. .. -,t.x..t.. +..t -.
williams very pettlnontiy ,nqutlen Whas t,iHoF-
snco there can 20 wnessa Mf. m se9foy faado ts
threatening eommah1ce.son ~. 70 .ao lafy W mesns
! OF lettnr "Itten, OF W meann oI hie Pflftca
paper, on'y sma. sn, tns ~ has wo,us IN tae latter
osm Me,G aiaae to fnr5r ~ H 1nsn uace n o.
iee1 thhn ~ ti,,int III ~ o nc..,., u anho
lntoty ,, ton Gm.'"'7'' ~ W o'oi' 'ae''''oaea III
6e1sto.u ~ oos. s",.;ta .... .,- ,,,r,, .,......
Aot any ia.'o nan nek t...1'seit "nethor no
sta. uosn us ;ns,o,o ~ 49, 1 y 'tshe ~.
ssnd inrv fro1, tuairt'" IT, .s ary os1es
,Is stol ,.l1,o ,eB nm hhy moro lor
Geia,.a5 Geoi55 ,,om y nat nan av soo men. ~ nos 10
,i,n - IA - .,,at "s1 r aso noe no t,. Ten
.nra ~ va ~ X ,,s;,, aa 'Ir,s 70 si.o fe,s
who]a wnrHMnnnn nj ~, '"'ptsn rnr,. nPoA n, .n9
ali fnrors both nrcsa,t mi f,tntnmi1,ot thoa h,,o
had All ~ Will -. H. IL 'sa1 !oF muIteseI a o
~ 80 H. =. ~, ~ s y! iAa Hehhl,
fskn coro tn fnn,nt Inv nnn H.. ,i'. ~ n T..
liz i,sni. ~. ,no.ra ao t,M;"ttE tIas H. a.o .oa u,
punishment unon all Who ahon incMr Tia e'rc' rc.
so,Icnrr ~ tea" ,,,'lIt,an MII ~ aH s'.cn to
,,a..,ta;J us";sJ -. tnenu @ puoGns, "an u nny icsH
H. ~ ..'n M tha !. hn t,au
ad oa,.e i'm ~ axo to ~ in,,osaE .nv "uEn % ~ .a,Gr
cnto tint ceerfu, into,fjro,,co to MI i inrnrs
,aw .u"st .%.,s @ .as rstoftGu 20
r. o1,msas .nI Iao ~ gu ItI.. cnoct ~ 10
INV ~ ~ oi ,so vi .a' ,.,,t1 1,toe., III
yio,nttou nj Inv Il +oaiv tyort'u IT, ao,,. III
eratinn ~ aoma;l,tn ,,a1 T. ~ IN ~ .''u
heard iavyorn INV. - '1o '@'A' "' Aa'o
II sco,ys r. MA ,,,., t,,,x. !.
difrarcnca ,sswoam ~. saas!o nas ~ .nes
af ttc Ercn;no .o,na,ni Gara Iafo+, Wy tsat
ntcmo Comrt, a1,d an ,,rnr,ss.1 tnr, IT, ,i,a.
nanor 10 ;a ronrsa ,.noa ,t.,ir ~ s.. LIN, .'ms
thts Whiia ahnii M ',,nr,n.o " H. !. p'a % WIZ
I'm cssn n"n;fost M 'daof i,os ~ ~ tuo Goura IN
, 1875-04-01
aus TrthleTrip OF tho Igeascn, or q tenn
Al&1Ns

r L1nuon Correspondence .Stts Yerk Tribune.
~ aho nessemer steamship, Which was 10 abollah
J.. iao uot1ofs q tho Channel, has been trled and
~ q, lear, only half success--for the present.
noe 81 sseaned this Week from Hut to 0raYaseutl
~ H.. gale Of "!nd aud proved an e1colleut soa-
ooas anu fsee. 1ior tMo fauts appear to 10 xn
s,aa 1Aeoss OF draft. and tho uaatoaaiuess Of her
moyaolo f saloon. The fofmor u partly accounted
~ ~ y 10 eatra supply Of coal and may bo not
hat ~ ". W one way Or anotter-n.uBs bo got rid Of
betose 70. sns can enter ca1asa on au ordinary tio.
IL W tae saIoon Il appears that tho machinery
,a'.naeo 90 eoutrol It. and to neutsalze. 10 I'll
~ ~ T. T.. concernea, tie movement OF the sl,ip,
H. ~ " some way tlefecttvo. Tho saloon can 10
aanalca With ease, but cannot ba kent sill; ia
ptaof pv.s words. shazea tho motion Of tho sl,lp.
nristo Maas ~e kao" about 1t u .aosIy from lster
w.! Mao came ia tho .ahlp, and who a1piaiaY ttlst
.!ro .no Present trouble astses partly from son,s
sMsonY arrangement Of tho levers, sud partly
ION .t, th9 tne1psElenco Of tho man who works
i'nna insm. 70 aud atr. Rood beiisye Of 1t least
pore, that ~ may be msdo right, bus tho pubIio
70 1sat Httls increduloua. Dut Whether tho
saiopn iii pEo7s perfectly stsb1a or not, tho shin
uHe. @"" )"
, 1875-04-01
Heredity:

METEOROLOGICAL STUDY or ITS PHENOMENA.
LAWS, cAlisEs, AND CONsKQukNCf:s. FFora
tho French Of IT, K1uor. ! VOL, Limo. Cioth. pdce
q.
..rt..., From the Tr1hune:.,
S a1s5e. T: nano,: % asih p,1cho
and consequences o herpd5 whoh tho a9hpr
thAt bnlosicsi nv BY which al beltE4 sodnwod .th
1oT the :ss'9s , raat psssonal E u ndld
4nb{eSt from ths ps5chnnRea side, and te physc. d.
lo bol!svss r. re s1oIn"n theory and hndl thu esn.s
q " shi,S !, 2 s
psttnt and ehl1d htrediy fsct il 70 be- con.
eId?red only k!na ot growth, ka the .pontaneons
~ % h, fi@ni @ ssIss h. as,sss i T. BE- ism
'IIcrsdJ, 10 coaelades II bn, ons farm 1t ;6st u
ats law which ny II I,ed tho conservation of
eaergy, add bY msta1h1slclaus universal
, 1875-04-01

,,.,i ane announcement nc In our dispatches that
napat y olotoS' publahsr Of tho Chicago Times,
las been sentenced to ton days iuoriaonment IN
tho County Jail for eoatannt of C:ourt IN ~ =
publication Of articles dsnounclue tha Grand
Jury, which Eecsntly returned sa;srsl .ndjcts
nsnts sss!ast him tor lbsl. xIIl taks tha nublts
, 1875-04-01

~ j. HANDossoy, laureate Of tbs Institute uf France
Tna,atet by &. Il. F1rMAH. With slst,thrre En-
cravings T1rco MAYS Of the Celestial Ilodts and Teo
Colostd Plates. sol.s Are. Cloth Pstec, a.
frnrn n. HAhinet, Of tho Institu,e
havs read your work m Astrn1o1uy with much IN
sfc@t Aaa hAse sAtiaed myself thEt ths nf tho
la.Eu,E has uot sevnnted Il fsn rlax scientifically
set nave u partieuas natecd that haEs forth
thsW within tbs fsAch Of ordinary lutelliSsncp" '*
, 1875-04-01

Or. TltK GENoFsE RIv1ENAs. ITALY, spA1v,
ChRFUs GRFEuE. THE AKClIIPELAGO. COZ.
BfASTlS0fLH. CORSICA. SICILY, SARDINIA.
MALTA. ALGERIA. TuS1s, SMYRNA, ASIA
HfS0n, With n1ARKfTz and AnUAClfpS as Win.
ter Climates. b. JAS MExnT BEaSE1, ii. u. !
vol. l1lassrated. Price. $3,so.
Eher a. ths abo~s seat free by mail to any addsess ia
the United Stses+ receipt Of the psioc.
, 1875-04-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
D. APPLETON & ca,
$40 ( Est BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TWO NEW VOLUMES or "TIlE POPULAR SCI.
ENCK LIBRARY"

TWO NEW VOLUMES or "TIlE POPULAR SCI.
ENCE LIBRARY"
The Natural History Of Man:
couRsR of ELEMENTARY LECrunEs. nyA.
Dx QuATRxFAGrS. Msmber ot ths Academy IT Sci.
snees' Psris 1fans1Atsd Eou, tbs frsach b. ELIZA
fouAANs 1o].. t2uo. With Iltast,attoal. Price.
q.
The auhor n thi* 'its% volume Of Ioueurss Prof D.
11atEoAKs' o psns In ot tls Afnent founders nf
AnffoF1nxeA kcener ant ho ms also shown htnt iii
to be most sueesssfu popular Ut the ruIysl
The Science of Music;
Or, THE pIiY3fCAI OASIS or MUSICAL uAn
MoHY. ~ bkptxr TAYLOR. II. a. i .ot. limo.
Pflcs 81.
This srrsfiac portions Of which have been delivered
Ia ~ tho Hnuh ken+ineon Mnssntn, ke fofnI
Academy Of sfustc. and ssnwore, aims 1t plsoinx o
Tors persaIts nnscuansd with "a lntcIttv
Lo ID tTccnct atcnant Ut that part of Tho tufy Of
Mr1c." " ' -
, 1875-04-01

BY hurpriss. Tho Times undoubtedly fsas tho
reputation Of being tho mort vituporaHvs nhost
in the country, and i,nn debarvcd pinhhnont for
many Of its ahaneloss assaults on personal
character and public morals; but It will soFious-
y b Questioned wl.o.her any good purpose, 40
far a. oit,or the psesn or TIM public Arc CONCERN
cd. will be aubsaryed by this Bentenco.
, 1875-04-01

liacun Putk fa-n srd MN s's0'eF **ssVF107I "uVR1
| Iii ..isss tnrn.ia1 ~ ~ t*tt rEr+ s,, ,,,a. ,
teri,ctnans HIIi s suoSt ~ mHae uaacT tn!s a.
1rs =, M.v II m " auA eunh AFl'
sns X IL sontsst Vii a ros ~ " " ~ Iv4rss IT,
uay wout ols1 thcy iii ~ nthgsa .i hs 1ra!rsd
peP5ss: pPsss.:o,,
efs ~! H. on ntopef receipts AstsF the 10
.ttase shsrs ass has' sopy OF this sd'us'omsas
"a s.ocuf ehs contact the Hshl will ~ reserved to
Sf aMlhth the quantity vi pf the articles
u Aece0Ae* tAo 2nUipt a1o1l.
ns1 IN aug e"nfast ~ e4tsnt not utreons tutnt3
os ~ utoosAls- such ahuuld 10 duenp4 luF
tls be:t iatste:t4 Of tho !lovsEu.aeat
20 naus H!l ~ cnns1dvreu tfp'u peaons who have III
my saspoct dstau:ted Ia snJ lid nsrstoforo nlslo.
~ aa'nplo 4aaGt iu aay May lAdaas tbs of the
private mark, which sh9ald na shs sans ppc The pro
ptsA - hiAn hs sAMpa. hI'oea! thuuld bI tAka
, 1875-04-01

F0Tf FdVlt {7Rd,} EdskHf.
Storey. Of tho Chicago Iimfs, was yesterday
sent TO jail for ten days, for contempt Of Court,
~ publishing m article In his paper Ecfcct[ng on
aEainst lin for libel. 1t served him right no
d0uht. =, -
, 1875-04-01

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE b ST. PAUL RAILROAD.
Eh'"n Hen+ earnfr Hatna and A.nat-s.f T1rtst 0nt.
1a@h fidEk-s, otpa.it ArrH4H Nu.t+, and al Dt.af
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

DICK NURSE-Mrs W. L. BETZ having had an
- experience of many years in nursing and able to
give mo satisfactory Ieterenc and testimonial S
from patients amt hysic respect ully Offers her
services t. the sick whether in the city ".
Ladies in sic ness or after confinement requiring
special attendant, enhanced bv that deliUate tact
whi h experience conters will be pleased with her
nursing. Terms moderate. Apply at OF address to
l92 BarOnno street. sl2 2WH
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

D HOUK, Organist of the Cathedral and nstruc-
tor of Music at the Convent of the Holy Ans els will
give lessons at the pupils at his residence 87s
Louisa street. au29Th&S u 4w*
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
~ ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
247 st. Charles street, opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodical instruction
of Bo and Gils, respectively, between and -
years of age under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal will be opened in the
Rooms Of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. M.
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEM Der.
n. B -Respectable children, WHO have been i'm
perfectly i'll .tructed in crowded Primary Depart
mens of public schools, who can not for any rea
So, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this Model School; and their parents and others ia
vOring this NOV. ment are quested to confer with
the Principal, with the Undersigned between 9
and 10 A. NJ, OH any day of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHER
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education Lou
isiana.
New Orleans Sept. H. 1875. SIS If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

Real old Government Java, psrched or ground.
IS cents per pound, ct the Tea Depot . lamp
~f1
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

A number seven hat will just at q St Louis
mosquito bite. Ma,caakee Sentinel
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

DrawingB, Specifications Of Buildings or Ma
chinery Auction Plans and Drafting Of every do
ecription done with care and dispatch. je53
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16
Important to Property Holden
and Tenants.

Nhe New Orleans Sanitary and Excavating Comm.
ny beg leave to inform the citizens Of New Orieane
that they have perfected all the necessary arranee.
ments and are prepared to execute orders for s
The apparatus used is known "a the "OdorJa.~ -
cavating Apparatus" and is the same as that u,s1
In New York, Washington, Baltimore and other larss
engine, an air tight tank and q deodorfzine sttscS.
ment by which the contents Of vaults and snks can
De removed without creating any nuisance or ofen-
DAY as well as at night and with the greatest Cd.
inns system not only inaugurates valuable saui.
tenn now In use. ~ ~ o'A -
Further information can be had regarding the work.
ing =, tne new system at the ofdcs of the company
l53 Common street. and all orders left there n ~
dressed 70 BOX sl3, PostOHice will receive prompt
At1ontlOn. my1S
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

nLMSTED HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR
~ School and Primary Department 46 Euterpe
street. Scholastic year commences September l.
auM I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

Mrs. EMMA HARDTNGE BRITToN'
who Ieciured on Spirituslism in Men,
phis In 1859, aCdre ssed the Liberal club,
OF New York, few days ago upon 1.-The
Religious and Scientific ASH ccts Of Spir-
itualism UersuS MediomRnia." She
sketched the history Of modern Spirit
ualism, deie AIDED it against the attacks
Of Prof. Frederic Marvin, Of the faculty
OF the Free Medical college for women,
who, In two lectures lately delivered,
proposed to treat all Spiritual mediums
rs uterC-maniacs with doses of ASA
foetids and spirits Of ammonia; claimed
for the mediums of moiern Spiritua,ism
Al equal rank with the prophets, spos-
ties, saints, and martyrs CT Judaism and
christianity, and asserted that it was the
new disTc 0sstion OF the Almighty to
MAJ, proving to and convincing BIN OF
that which ecc,esiastiCism in the form
OF christianity had failed u dC-the inn
mortality Of the soul. She denied that
Spirituslism was the friend OF hea-loTe,
or the supporter Of any doctrines that as
sailed the institution Of marriage or
the sanctity Of the moral law, and
elaine that its adherents ard believers
are among Inc cultivated. scientific, and
sr;stocraIic circles Of society in every
country of Europe Mr.. BrittOn is a
finished speaker, fine scholar, close
student, and wiJhsl 4 musical artist Of
ability.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
ACROSS orrENsE-AN OUTRAGE

-Four men named J. J. Smith, Alex
snder NJ. Smith, Jam93 M Shaw and
John Trsnthsm, were on SIndsy last
guilty CT an outrage almost without
parallel in the history OF Memphis. 10
der cover o. reqais ition from Govern r
NJ. 5mith-Seiug therein Eamtd as The
agent to deliver J. NJ. Tighe to the Ohio
auth rites, arrested that gentleman aud
subjected him to close confinement in a
private stSrebouse, refusing to permit
him to communicate with his lawyers
or his friends, and late in tie evening,
having hsndcuffed and gagged him, TN.
der cover OF darkUes3 took him by force
ID Bartlett, with O view there to board
the train for Louisville and take him
captive 10 Ohio. In this they were
happily frustrated by the vigilance OF
Messrp. Patterson ami Lowe, the law
yers OF Mr. Tighe, who, hearing of the
highland ID proceeding, sued cut the
proper writ and had 1t served on tie aO'
ductors, who were compelled to restore
their prisoner to liberty. Itappears from
the report elsewhere published that tbs
proceedings of Alex. NJ, Smith and his
co.abductors were wholly outside the
limits OF law, and were characterized
by brutality thai no crime on the part
Of Mr. Tighe would justify-nOt even
murder. We have here in Memphis q
police department remarkable for its
efficiency; we have also sheriff and q
corps OF deputies that for vigil
ance and premptness cannot be
surpassed had Smith appeal
ed to either or any OF thts9
his cali wopld have met with Il
prompt response, and Tighe would have
been confined in the Jail, WHENCE he
might have been taken-our courts per-
mitting-to the State Of Ohio. Smith
preferred another and noe dangerous
coGrse, and we hope, with his friends,
will be made TO sufEeE the fullest Re atty
Of the Law. 1t viii be vain
in them to attempt a justifica
i'm Of their conduct on the plea that
Tighe is criminal. Granting that, his
wrong-doing does moi justify theirs. II
he had violRtej lew, that was nc reason
for their doing likewise. Ermed with
authority from the governor Uhs STATE,
they should have followed literally and
closely ali the forms Of our laws, and not
WilfulIy insult the majesty of q
sovereign State by the 2 sumption OF
an authority and power which she dele
gates to but few, and these generally
selected rJr fidelity aud diligence. But
they chose otherwise, end having placed
themselves beyond the pale Of lew must
expect 10 suffer all the pains and penal
tiea attaching to their crime. We trust
Attorney General Wright will take
cognizance OF their Cltense 3 once, and
! see to it that they have the justice
melted to them which they delied TO
| Tighe, and according to tine laws they
have set st defiance. They should be
made an example Of, let Tighe's guilt
OF innocence be ~ it may. We have
laws and they must lie enfJTced. Smith
and his friends should be, II the Jaw
says 50, cent to the penitentiary. They
Z are Iipe for it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

THE Phi'ate'plia Press announces
tue arrival ia That ,i'y f Hon. c. c.
GieTs, Of Nsshvi l.. Centennial commits
sioner from this -ta'e He is accom- a..
nigd by his brother PioL J ! Giera, Of
Alsbams, both icing tue guests of
Colonel lee Crsndall, Philadelphia
agent Of the New York Graphic The
object Of the visit Of Mr.. c. c. Giers
to the Centennial city = TO secure
space FOR the exhibition OF articles
tom Tennes &c. This is" says toe
Press, "the first practical step toward
having Tenue see represented at the
Centennial While in our city, Mr.
Giers viii jiu vita the photographers
Of the United States in toe sr elton of a
building to cost twenty five ia ussnd Oh
thirty thous aid dollar, for Il G exL bi.
ton OF their work
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

THE latest ffom Winnebsgor Illinois,
As 10 The effect that tde last grand jury
indicted Frame B. Wilkie managing
editor Of The Chicago Times snd one
Flynn, susrf q hat county, for con-
sp.-acy and tx subo5DatiGD Of perjury
il hiring persons 10 make false sf1dsvits
at, having seen Miss Z trly in houses
o. ID fspute. This Miss Early is the
same, in defense Of whose character, the
Times was recently made TO pay twenty
live lh0uzsUd dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

A YOUSG WOMAN by the name OF
Carl, ~ Fairfield, Illinois, the other
dav. attempted to shoot her former hus-
band. Grt he being too quick for he,
sho. hef, woulding her twice.
Though EaEly t-Ft she will recover.
she ssys that C'ark, While she was in
Texas ed he in Illinois, WOua persist
iu .iakliag her toes, and she didn't want
to he tex q; hence the shooting,
Tickling husbands 81 long tsw will take
notice a-i govern thsns4lv,s "sccord'
fr1 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
MISSISSIPPI,

West Point has a grand Democratic
demonstration on the twenty-eighth Instant
The Sardis Star has discarded it, pa /
ent outside, and gives Radicaiism double
bTOadslde.
r. V. Pearson, the independent alias
Radical candidate lor shesif in Yallobusha
county, has retired.
w II. Mannery, cOlored, repudiates
Ames and jumps the Radical ticket in Rankin
county. He was candidate for circuit court
clerk.
Three thousand persons, including
three hundred and seventy one blacks, par
ticipated in the recent Democratic procession
in Monroe county.
The Water Valley Courier very prop.
erly elias Is the dependent candidate Cap
tain Williams. As Radical. g. independents
are the worst and mesnest species of Radicals
Tor they com bne hypocrisy with vice
Aberdeen Examiner: When last
heard from, CCCk-GeOrge T. CoOk-the Ohio
Carpetbag freedman who wants to represent
1tonroe county in the legislature aotwIth-
EtaudiDg the fact that he is no. enough citi.
zen 10 SIT upon jury, was in Macon.
Aberdeen Examiner: We DEFY War;
per aud all OF his miniOns to rob US OF the
election in old Monroe. Our people propose 10
see every vote put in, and to be there until
every vote is counted out. They tried to steal
the election IN 1855 and they may try ii again.
but "iOreWarned is iOTearmcd.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

NOSES P. HANDY and Charles J
Jaaj.. i-to c. he editorial staff Of the
Now York TriJme. aud James Il.
B=ale. j., iate % the Boston Post, have
purchased tie Richmond Enquirer and
WI .sas tbe first number under tie
uew management to-day as a COrserva-
tive d -1- cratic paper.