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CHkNCERY SALE
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REAL 15T ATD.
No. g3l, R.-Sarau D. Mercer, et al ys. j. F.
McCOllum, ct al---FLrsJ tnaucefy court OF
Shelby county.
By virtue of an iuteTlOcutOTy decree for sale
entered Ia the above cause on the SIN day OF
apriI lS75 I viii sell 8t public auction, o.
the highest bidder, IN front OF the courthouse.
Main Street. Memphis Tennessee, or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-13

The State Homeopathic Medical soci-
ETY. met at Columbus, Ohio, yesterday,
about forty delegates being in attend.
ance. Papers were read on constipation,
the use OF narcotics, diet, chronic infia-
nation Of the middle inner ear, abscess
Of the inner ear, and inflammation Of the
lid OF the eye.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-13

DR.. d. d. Haynes's sash and planning
mills In ShIppensburg, Pennsylvania,
was destroyed by fire Saturday after
noon. Loss, thirty thousand dollars:
insurance, nine thousand five hundred
dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-13

A London dispatch announces the
desth Of Rev. John King, who was
noted for his love of the sports of the
turf, and under the assumed name of
Mr.. Lannde was widely known as the
owner of racing stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-13

scene to-day. Flags are flying from all
the principal buildings and the streets
are crowded with soldiers i'm gay uni
forms. The day is perfect.
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ST. GEORGES PICNIC,
JAMES PARK,
Monday, May II, 1875.
SOCIETE FRANgAISE.
- " Z =.

4 rs membTes de la COlOnie FTaucaise dc
IA Memphis qui ueSlreTOnt participer au ban
quet snnIversalre dOnne par ia SOCIete Fran o.
caise, de SecOurs MUtuels le Is du mOis de Maj,
a deUL heUres preciseS chez Jean CASTOR sOuf
prizes de s'adresser aux membres dU cOmitC
u'iGvtJatlOu.
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The Catholic Bishops and the Religious
Orders OF Prussia - Important
Committees Of the II. Z.
Church, South
The international Sunday School Con-
YentIOn at BaliimOTe-The Annual
Meeting of the American
Tract Society.
Third Convention of the Reformed Eyis-
cOpal Church-ImpOrtaHt Work Of
Leading Religious DenOmi-
nations.
RELIGIOUS ORDERS IN PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, May 12.-Czar GortschakCfi
and Bismarck had long consultation
yesterday. The Catholic bishops of
Prussia have decided to dissolve the re-
ligi0us orders which the State tOlerates
rather than see them subjected to gov
ernmental supervision.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

TV1HE officers and members OF Mem = a
i phis Lodge, No. O., are requested. y !
70 attend meeting al their Ca-tle,S5,z5 -
bail this lIHIESBAN| evening, at ~
O'Clock for business OflmpOrtRnce. ~
Ev order A. ,. M'GAENEN- g.. ~.
JOS. =. LEoS, X of r. and S
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SALE PRIVILEGES,
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,x,,.. ,,r.p,s. for prodixaI sons; for children at
erlopI: kr those entering upon pforssona snu co'
meI,is Iie for widows and orphans; tor sons hnu n
danyb,ers in foreign lands; and for al who are mentally
ar otherwise afflicted. Thursday, Jan 6-Pfaye ioi
rrrs magistratrs, and statesnen for soldiers au s &
cinrble soeeties tor prisoners aud eapuNes; anu LOT
the pei~ecucd and oppressed Friday Jan fsLrrner f
for foreign missions: Matthew XVIII, ~: S"utuy
Jan S-Prayer for all natons for the nlanttn name %
peace for the cessation OF umuits, warr, anu e,, IVA
strite for the removal Of ntemperance, imnmrshy am
nfdeiity from tie land aud that tue irii's oi the
may brought forth ilcntifnlfy IN tr,r sason' oun
day Jan p.-Sermons The ultimate TRIUMPH ZEAL"
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These Nights are largely ttcrent fFom previous
eyiimates Our Lreat railway cclIes and err
states are rais.d 10 10 II feet in altitude. lbr
VII e OF somo parts II thr coat 'ent mnr
the most interesting results of tn Iv, Sigat N T.
tat it showsour American railroad lrvGs IL nc very
at curate when long lines arr considered. le New
YorL Central and Lake shore and Michigan SOut :
EN- Railroads jlucd with tie II incis Central ana
southern Railroads 10 NewOrltanf make cohiI'li-
GUS Gne of levels 500 miles lOHg from Naw-l or
B,y they reach the Dulf of Me&ico WIT an eiT r
e only'two Il half feet. he two ereit i.idc-
p.n.ie@t Ii iIeS-ihe Union pac tic and the Kansas
Iachc RairladA-Tcach Denver with q ise!'lcc ol
only five feet. Suci accuracy in American level
ing speaks wen for gnecrs. li', careful t'-
termination or attitudes o. Alch and low water al
nuIaher of points the O.I', MiSsiss pP!, ana Nil
souti Rivers Is Cf the MOS iIn Ora 4 cQhiTDu-
ions establishing, il does, ic uc iai' "a thea
rivers al different stages If water, Il sub G. "i
which orr prev.ols knowledge was very iiat c.ifate
VIr Caruer closes with a isi Of aiiituuc, Of 81
carefully located points. Those especial sied
lt tie paper wiz ii d IL III the 1870 heIoi oi tie
Un,,u y. ,tcs GeOIO-cai a.d uoo.Iapii "a SufVe
under prvl. L. V. Iiay,ion.
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GEORGE NACDON NAi.DN NEW STORY!
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will promptly arrest the process. For the expert
mental proJfs upon which these and other annonnce
ments are based the readr IS referred 10 h"91o t rs
speak of its poisonous qualities entirely mint ear
bolic acid for food Preserver. On the contrary
salicylic acid IL taseees odoress, and qute nain
less when taken internally. Prof. Kolbe is IN III Milo
midst of experiments mon the cnnserv2tioh OF mlk
meat, and ,ggs the results OF which VIII oe lpos, .
for With interest Should they be successful Ine
problem of shipping the cheap meats oi "u'n
America and Australia TO the markets OF EnrnP1
will have been satisfactorily solved. "hen ulIi'uI
externally TO wounds, sores, ulcers, etc sancs
aid was found tn keep them quite Tree from obrh-
sive smell and assist the healing process IL cause
but little local inflammation, and may oe t"hth
proves according TO DIR. w. Wagner, an aimos,
certain remedy against diphtheria. ana IL ~ n"ta
will prove Of service III preventing ue sPie;u VI o
tagous diseases believed to be caused by microscopic
organisms.
CORRECTION or As UMKD ALTITUDKs IN THE
UNITED STATEs.-Nr. James T. Gardner the Ueoe-
rspher of the United States Geological and Geo
graphical Survey of the Territories under Prof nv.
HAYDEN, has published an elaborate discussion of
the evidence upon which rested the supposed alti-
udes of leading points in the Northern and West
ern United States our great lakes, rivers, eites,
maintains. &c He had before him collection OF
over 200 railroad and canal prOtilcs. and among
this mass were many conflicting statements. Cor
rected profles were joined together into various
lines extending from tide gauges to the inte-
nor of the country. These lines focusing at great
railway centers gave the means of determining the
altitude of each Of them by number OF independ-
ent methods. Different results accord so closely
and evidence is given with such completeness, that
Mr. Gardner's work mnst be considered to have
established the attitudes of the United States. The
hight of the mean surface of Lake Erie is shown 4"
ho 573.OS feet. and of Lake Michigan. 5o8.l5 feet
above the sea. This differs considerably from for
mer results, and Nr. Gardner points out the Old
sources Of error. The whole AXE region is changed
by the same amount as the lakes.
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SAIIcYIIc ACID; A NEW AND ADvANTAGEoCs
SUBS IIUTE FOR CARBplIC ACiD.-PrOL ii. h1ibt
Of Leipslc, in the Of certain theoretical
s~ar,hes, lea which ssicylic aud played in-
port.ant part, was led investigate the properties
OF this hitlortJ little known snb-tance, and snc-
ee5,rd in bringing light certain facts OF much
Importance lie found, the result of many
experiments. that sa,icylc scid shared with car
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Invaluable ia the useful arts aud ia medicine. He
found more than tis, namely, that while -alicylc
scid stands la no respect behind carboiic acid IN
lie valuable poo aiAIities, IL is free from certain
slers, that render tie application of carbne acid.
in many circumstances. Objectionable or im1siDe.
IL was found that salicylc acid, like rarboe aid.
pOssessed the pnwer of srrostng ar preventing the
pr,,eesses of fermentation snd putrefactton. aud
that IL ~as, generally speaking p"we"ful anti
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servstion that sxcy!ic acid destroys or rendered
inactive number Of for nents under ciTcunsfan
which are normally most favorable TO their acton.
II solution Of grape sngar, for example, bs supplied
With triing p,'rcsntage ione-thOusahdLl If
vic acid the ad lltion of yeast viii have
effect ulson IT, while the ai,'iti0n of suns sah y ie
scid 10 sugar solution ALREADY in active craentat'n
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APPLIED SCIENCE.

A NEw ANIME Rxp.-Dr. Isidor Walz has called
attention to the discovery Of new coal tar co'or
which promises 10 become of Importance. 1t yields
shades exactly like those of cochneai and almost as
fast A sample Of wool dyed with 1t was sseearcSy
affected bv n weeks expusnrc 10 the sun. The dis
cov.rer ia "A New-loTk chemist.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A
QUICKSILVER MINE.

FEBRUARY I'd, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
1N John \. Lytle and A. w. Hawkett,
whose Post Office address Is Trinity Cen
tre, Trinity County, State of California,
have made application for Patent for
the following described Quicksilver Mine,
situated in Cinnabar Mining District, in
the above named County and State, and
known as the ALTOONA QUICKSIL-
YER MINE, and moro particularly de-
scribed in the plat and iield-notes now on
file in this office as follows, 10 wit: Lot
No. 3S, in Township 80 N, R6 w, M.
ID. NJ, containing 20 &C. 100 acres.
Beginning at serpcntino rock, at tho
n 4 corner of the claim, marked a 81 r,
running thence with variation 1913 ~
South 900 chains to a granite rock 26xl0
Ks inches, marked A, for Sc corner OF
the claim thence West 22.73 chains To q
serpentine rock l6xl3x5 inches, marked
A, for SW corner of tho claim thence
900 chains TO n rock 30x20xl2 inches,
marked II Il A, at the SW corner of tho
Trinity Quicksilver Mine and NV corner
Of the Altoona Mine thence East 22.79
chains to the starting corner. Said claim
is bounded on the East by the Carr and
Central Quicksilver Mines on tho South
Fly the Altoona Tunnel ght claim on
the West by the Davis Tunnel Right
claim and on the North by the Trinity
Quicksilver Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
Same before the Register and Receiver OF
the United States Land Office, ut Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the
first day Of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
feb6-6Od. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-20
IN MEMORIAM.

To the ". c. T., officers and Meme
derS Of Beacon Lodge. No. 800 /. O. &.
r., of JVeoCerrHe:
We, your Committee appointed at a
special meeting held February 1lth,
1875 to draft resolutions of respect to the
memory Of our deceased brother, f. Muf-
fer, respectfully report the following
BY the dispensation Of wise but in
scrutable Providence our circle has been
suddenly broken by the hand of death,
and we are called on to mourn the depar-
ture OF our dearly beloved brother, +.
Muffler, therefore,
RcS0ice7, That while VIC recognize in
this bereavement the hand of Him who
ruleth all in love, we mourn the death of
one who, during his short connection with
lis had won in a marked degree, our res
pect and confidence.
ReS0lCed, That by his death the cause
Of Temperance has lost Il firm friend, and
our Lodge q faithful and efficient mem
Der,
ResoIced, That we tender our deepest
symputhes to the family and friends of
our departed brother.
ReSol0ed, That in token Of our sor-
row our Hall and Regaia be drapod in
mourning thirty days.
ReSolucd, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to the family OF de-
ceased, also, that they be copied in our
Record Book and published in the TRIN.
ITY JOURNAL and Weehiy Rescue. Res
pectfully submitted,
GEO. l.. NooNAN,
w. ii. BACHELOR,
Il. Il. JONES.
Committee.