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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

Dyspepsia is the most perplexTg of all human
ailmens Its sylnp oins are aim ST infinite II their
variety, and the otlorn and desponAtnt victims Il
the disease often fancy themselves The Frey, IN turn,
of every known maiady This Is due, In part 10 the
close sympathy which exists between the stomach
and ia brain amt IN part also 70 the fact that any
disturbance Of lie digestive function necessarily
Disorders The liver the bowels aud the nervous sys-
ten and Affects to some eN ent, the quality ot the
blood.
H. H. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF iron sure cure.
IN Is moi new preparation, 10 he tried and round
waniing II has been prescribed daily for many
years in The practice of eminent physicians with
unparal 81 dsurcess + is not expected or intended
to cure all the diseases to wbich the human fanny
Is subject, but ~ warranted to Dyspepsia IN its
most obstinate form. Kdnkel's Bitter inc of Iron
loss OF appetite wind aud rising OF The food, dryness
of The mouth, heartburn dist ms on OF the stomach
and bowels, constipation, headache, dizziness, see'
lessnt SO and low spirits. Try the great remedy
an be convinced Of Il merits Get the geuulne.
Take only kunkes which Is put only in 81 bottles.
u pn 80 North Ninth ST. Philadelphia Pa 1t
never fails Eos sale 10y all Druggists and dealers
everywhere.
TAPE WORM
Il moved In a few hours. No fee asked until the
cntite worm, with heat, Is exp He'd. Medicine
harn 81, Icing pnrrlS vegetable. Consultation
free 10y nr. r.. u. hrNKEi, No 25J North Ninth
strre, PM adelpha Ia. seat Pm and stomach
Worn also removed. Advice free. send for CIR
en- ar. Guta your druggist and ask for kuNKEL !
Ohm sYRcr. PRICE, 81 per bottle. The Worm
SYFin never fails,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

the scourge OF the human family, may In Its early
stages be promptly ARE ted and permanently cured
RAyEkswooD, w. Va
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y
Sir-For the last year have been using your
Golden medical iisco very. owe my life to 1t, hav-
ing been afflicted for years. Did not use 1t but u
short time before was benefited at that time
was VERY bad, not abe to sit up much, was snfering
greatly Win my ihroat, was getting blind, had dry
cous h, and much pain Ia my lungs. have used
twelve bottles OF III Discovery end am almost we'll
KATE T. MAhDNER.
A son OF Mr. j. II. MEssEK, Of Chatham Four
Corners, N, Y, has been cured OF assumption by
Dr. Pierres Golden Medical Dscovt ry,-so says NE
a. Canueltl, editor of the Chatham Courier.
$. r. tGLEs, druggist, of West Union, o., writes
10 STATE that Dr. Pirrce's ioiden Medi nj Discovery
has cflectcda wonde full cure OF Con umpton in his
neighbour God
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
Nntitfa.

OTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure Insertion In
tho COMMERCIAL must Invariably be paid for in adj
pdfce. apr4-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
N01It E-THE NEW GERMAN CAT H.
lN OLlC church OF the sacrei Heart, will be ded-
tha -, tnst a. II o,cncr An Vi invitntn
L. hereby extended to the different Catho c Soce-
iiaa 70 turn ont In a tody to meet societies from
Ivy special trains at p W. B. X. K. depot, at nine
o'clock A. Nj, sunday morning. BY order OF
apr2l.2l. REV. i. ". NJ. MAJ Err. Z. s. Il.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

wLoORi LOOK LOOK!
KEILY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach ana Heart
burn.
1t WILL make you strong and give you new life.
1t will act upon your liver and tone up your dlges-
ton.
II is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless
II will do all that tonic will do without liquor t.
stimulate. II is not Wine OF Iron. Try IL. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Ci.-gy recommend It, Thousands
hay, been cured with it. suffer no longer. Send
and get circular. See what II has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, II. Brnghurst Co.
g. McInall. Jr., and Druggists generally apr2-llu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

n y, tpttN cal NE difehti0h pf oHr readers to
ilea,rr If lnett Of il0ri &c Wa els Sons, hea ed
"a GRFNT p4fEe' For desc ION of fiatos
see the llJw Hg; .H s-is Horace Waters 4 sons,
have made ltjroy sniulls IN pianos Nh,th we've
cptsi tered petty naafy Feifect before. by Lie
uee a H,w sdat aui trtlle, and Ivy making Their
y alos square rand tty haze secured tile best
tnnr, IN best hltr. auA The loves price at the
same Inc. The warrant all IN IT lnstr1m MS for
Nh ptrs, md give most IL er4l faculties to til Sc
who 81 h lp pay IN nstl lment-,- hrdn1Her dht
lIannLLIa. y. v.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
CITY 1T e Nj 8 .

ss- Good food and plenty Of Il, produces the same
effect upon person who has been stary that the
Peruvian Syrup, and Iron Tonic, does upon the
weak and Dc biltaied; 1t makes N IN strong aud
vigorous, changing weakness and suffering int
strength and health.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

Bs- Charles Lamb, Fssayls, denounced all spirtu-
Gus liquors as Wet pamnatlon." Poor fellow he
knew whereof he spake, by sad experience, and i!
living, would apply the same 10 Alcoholic hxci ants,
advertised as Cureas. But there is one Tonic and
Alternative In eXstence-tne best the world has ever
known--whlch contains no alcohol. 1t is DIR. Walk
er's California Vinegar Bltters. apr54w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

"a Ne cat he atte,itiea III eur readers 10 The J.
vert 5, nrnt OF the GREAT ATLANTIC ASp Pacific
TEA EuNrtNY. We knon from go5d Authority thai
the company Is worhS of patronage, and that they
viii perform all that they promise,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

WALK ron WAGES. Adams, the walker will
undertake this evening at Atlantic Garden, the
feat of walking % miles in hours and Is min
utes for wager of so dollars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
BLACK SILKS!
FOR SPRING.

sgTHE GRATIFYING SUCCESS NET
WITHIN THE PAST, BOTH IN THE
SALE AND WEAR OF THESE GOODS,
WARRANTS THEM IN AGAIN CALL
ING THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF
CONSUMERS TO THE ELEGANT DIS
PLAY THEY NOW EXHIBIT, 1T BEING
THE LARGEST THEY HAVE EVER
SHOWN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
CITY iTEMS.

az seedS -carlpn seeds, al Kinds. fresh stock
Bowin4n's end Aud KING ) reefs. Iuar23 u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
for 8sGt.

EOR RHINESTONE NO. e1a1 MAR
8 KEr street. Possession March 25lh. Apply to
GEORGE JACK,
feb4,tf ~ Market Street.
EiSOk BALE AZ A BARGAIN, A MAR
L WIN SAFE, now and perfect. Apply at
oct24-'t THIS OFFIf V.
E'Ok RENT-TIIh FINE RESIDENCE,
4 stables, aud about ten acres of prime lund, on
the bolingsworth farm, ON rae road from this city
10 New Castle. Apply To
BAuDuY SIMMONS,
janl5,ti W. Front Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
Suftin1 SaIss.

@H7---s---7 - -~-t---e-s@--- ..i 4
A SSlGNEE'S SALE
"A OF LUMBER
ON Tu ESDAY, MAY .u +1-
WIZ be sold, the entire stock of H. IL
corner OF Front and Pine Streets eonsi sMes To-,
~ M feet white pine boards, S'ils VI
Is yellow pine PLANK
II " oak plank
~ " white pine plank
10 white pine siding
~ hemlock jst. and set
% yellow pine nooTng
8" spruce joists
30 " yellow pine get
100 sawed oak posts,
u NJ cypress shingles,
NJ shaved pine shingles
M sawed pine shinges
lumber wagons, carriage, / pair lnm,,
wheels, draft horses, ! carriage horse . wv
lumber sheds frame stable, set carriage 6srSSe,F
sets wagon harness, Single butter and III, na 81
frame Office and sign, office desks 6 ora' os' uf
bundle rope stove, iron safe and letter nrH
CONDITIONS OF SALE All sums undor .,ao
he paid cash, en- all sums over $780, nlneIv to %
be allow by Inc purchss giving u bailasd W vi!
with approved endorser ""'e nst
snle to commence at 20 O'clock a IN
Horse ami wag us will he sold AT y n'ci,
IHOMA- DARi lNGroN
Assignee of e. HENE, I,
apr22,2i,2s,2 ,somy3 = W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
rINHE kCHOONER EN- ERPRIS Z.
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA, !
IAY.5.p..,s,fu ~. M

DISTRICT or DELAWARE, "
Whereas, libel hath been filed in the District
court Of the United States o. America FIR the DIS
trct of Delaware, on the twenty day Of prl, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seyent five, by SaTuel a. Meal lister Isq !,
Proctor, in behalf If william Clinton and Francis
Cinton against the Schooner Enterprise, her tackle
enrarel. and furniture IA cause OF savage, civil
anu maratline and PRAYING the usual pr cess and
moniton Of the Court, that all persons Interested in
~ said vessel, her tackle, apparel, and fnrn nre,
NAV be citei 10 answer the premises and all due
proceedings being had that The may be decreed
to be sold, and the proceeds thereof he distributed
according TO law Therefore, in pursuance of said
nsnltuu under the seal of said Court to me directed
and delivered, do hereby give notice generally unto
all persons having or pretending to have any right,
title or interest therein TO appear before the aforc
sald Court. at the city OF Wilmington, on MONDAY,
the third day OF NAV. A ID j., ls-5 at ten o'coCA, III
the forenoon, then and there to answer said libel and
10 make their allegations In that behalf
JOHN ". DUNN,
L Marshal, isl OF Delaware.
sAMugL A. McALLisrER. EsQ Proctor, apzi-St
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
" stockholders Of The Mutual Loan Association
Will be hod on We'd esday evening next, April IS Ia
ISIS, at ~ O'Clock. at 302 Market ST., to act on
amendments submitted to ths bylaws.
apr22,at sscretafy.
NOTICE THE TWELFTH ANNUAL
~ Meeting 4 the Stockholders of the Delaware
Lean Association viii be held on Tuesday evening
It, wien The annual report vi be Sub lifted and
an eleeti9n for officers ami directors held.
GEO. Z. ARTS,
anr22-5t . Secretary.
NJ OTlC T. BIZ SINE s., CHANGE =
Y having disposed Of my stock and fixtures Of
!" ille Little Scgar store around The Corner, 2
SIMPLIFY street. = Mr. j Larry, cheeriully reeonl-
mend to him the same liberal pairoi that has
been bestowed 10 me. All persons indebted to me
VIII please settle with MIR l.. at ono anu save fur
ther trouble apr2l,3 81 GEO A. DAVIS
| NOTICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23
MIL PROPERTY FOR SALF.

MI IL Il lNoI NM rOh OhiiH'
LF1
THE SASH BLIND AND PLANNING MILL,
noyn nc Tho ,J.rrv 4 Packard Min at Candnn n
I piti,ata neor TX VIM stree, l,,rrv rorner ~
Eront apd Mn, 81 rea,a n ha ot il njnut IA faet
snnarn vim anhatenial ti,rea stnrv hrip hutding
1in hv ;s fe"t. nd t,y ,rir tsnant bonsas vtnhas
40 y ,rh NJ ai,,,a nss ,,, o. ma s,,rn tt u
foor steam engna AMI hniler i'm b6rie nower ,a
nacitv viii a iii cnnnlemant ~ ,nonern ma rhtne
70 fns sso., ii ~ a ID ,tun'nr MN an1 ali ~, rnn
nete orieT snitahie III rarriage f,rntnre nnr and
hind faciorv or env mounfnst,nra raoniring steam
Uwer w al srSe space Ses IN Ta mae ne
th fairy exnenses II ia r@ally nearer phiiadelthia
business centres than uptown factories as to pa
Ten E.lautes. Also, me lot opposhe win Office
sheds, etc. sntant ipr iuinner Sard, about 6U ieet
square, VIII he sod WIN MIL u desired II VIII be
sold a. very me- ess than value, gu ga terms OF
FpWS 1Fw,s rSss Farms N Wsas S, Bank
rop ,IE TTIo5nI7Gu pDVn
Z Aderney bull, two years old. Also, about rec
tons OF Hungarian grass excel ent horse feed. Ap-
ply to A, II. TATNALL,
aprl eohtf Moth ward.
lNTORE FlX'rIjRES FOR SAT,E-s0
fsoi rs, rass r9 .. TN toa, ors, naas
tiers, at 5Ol Market street, %
inar25-U JOHN HEAVYWEIGHT.
NOR SALE BROWN IEGU0RN
IRE n sn Pps ~ 10 s,a aiaNS s
inai 1t-li W mt ato, :, 10 nt., ne. e.Ieet
DROPERrY FOR SALE - ON MALI
ket street Canseway, between and street
,on, Yran, 40 -, i @ NJ. ,, 80
man nids ona a,ary fr.m ~, "a Win sinry
frame sSx IL ffrontnt5 an tn cai,sevsy ,s,, ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

Proceedings Oh city council.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At S A. ~, SO Al z. NJ. IS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

But THE GOODS SOLD BY Us HAVE PROVED
TO BE SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THE MARKET
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

rnEKg ARE SEVERAL MAX rs OF GOLD EDGE
SILKS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-23

COMMERCIAL PRISTINE COMPANY
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
Tramp f! Trampl! Tramp ~!

He was travel. stained and weary, and
his eyes had a far-off, wistful look, as
though he knew that rest was not for
him below, let his tired heart crave it
ever so much. And he bRmbly asked
the lady of the house for morsel of
food. His venerable appearance and svi-
dent want aroused all her womRnly gen.
crosby, and she presently set the poor
tramp down to the remains of the fam
lily dinner.
Y" Poor old man." she murmured SYM
pathetically, as she saw him lean back
in his chair, leaving his food untouched
on his plate, che is too weary to eat, >"
and che asked him if he felt i'll.
"Not exactly, mum, " was the answer
in humble voice, " but mos people
cooks their roast beef till its overdone,
an overdone beef don't gently agree
with me.
"Y' hav'nt got any Wooster sauce,
have YEP" continued the mendlcant ;
81 mos gently use it when beef amt
cooked to suit me-"
Unfortunately, the house of McCor-
mick was out of Wooster sauce" but
Mrs. MoC. Brought the mustard and a
plate of nice pickles, observing, with
the faintest trace of sarcasm in her
tones, that if she'd known that he was
coming she'd have looked out for some
thing better.
ooh, amt very pertick'ler, mum, ;"
said the old man, as he helped himself
to another spoonful of gravy and GU
cumber pickle, only l jes' happened TO
mention it, COS where there amt nc pie
nor nothin' sweet fer desert, overdone
roast beef's more like to disagree with
me" and the meekness in the Migrants
wrinkled face was touching in the eI-
treme, as he looked humbly around the
table, as though his former glance
might have overlooked the luxurles OF
which he spoke.
But Mrs. Nee. was rather too far
gone with speechless indignation TO
frame a suitable answer, and 90 the
weary old man, with a mournful sigh,
went on eating, and developed a most
singular and wonderful appetite, which
was gradually appeased as the four-pound
piece of beef was reduced TO a mere
shapeless fragment, and the last boiled
potato had vanished from the dish.
81 hope you've made q dinner, !"
calculated Mrs. McC., in fine irony.
wall, yes'm I've eat wuss wittals, y
said the old mendicant, with deep hui
mility, as he pushed his chair back from
the table, and appeared to seek some
thing on the floor.
"What lis you're a-lookin' for p de-
manded Mrs. McC, with snap in her
voice that reminded one OF the slam
ming down of the lid of chest.
Nothin', mum-that is nothing par.
tick'Ier. + didn't see no Napkin an
thought 1 might a. dropped it"
But he never finished his speech, and
five seconds later his white locks van
ished through the doorway with amaz'
ing celebrity, and an Infatuated female
with a mop followed so closely behind
that he got fully half mile from the
house before pursuit ceased and he was
able to light his cigar.-Boston Bulletin.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
The Iniunctions of Buddhism.

The London Echo says: Every re-
igion has its martyrs, and the mild dog
ma of Buddhism, which inculcates re-
spect for all life, including that of in
scots, sometimes necessitate painful sac
rifces. Two natives, says the Calcutta
Indian Statesman, we're the other day
found quarreling in the bury Bazaar.
On the police inquiring into the cause
of the disturbance, one of them said he
had been feeding bugs for a babOo, Ga
Marwaree merchant, who had given his
servant, (the other native) two annas to
pay him, and the man wished to deduct
half an anna from the sum. As the
police officer conld not understand what
was meant by feeding bugs" the man
explained that, though the Marwaree
were very much disturbed by bugs,
still they would not destroy them, as
they considered it was sinful to take the
life of an insect. The baboo paid him
to sleep on bedding daily for couple
of hours before nightfall in order to
give the bugs feed, so that they would
not disturb him at night. The babOo
was so very particular that he would not
allow him to kill a single bug, and took
care to strip him of his clothes before
he went into the room where the bed
ding lay. CT have heen tortured for
two hours" said the man, "and the ba-
boo's servant wants me to share my re-
enumeration with him." Gould not this
obliging person be put through few
of the worst of SEASIDE lodgings before
tile season is over
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
FACTS AND FANCIES.

SoNG OF TIE MUsQUIro.-
Home again-home again
From a foreign shore!
And oh, it fills my soul with joy,
To greet my friends once more
1T does, indeed j
Tho stingy man is a despicabls
wretch, who ought not TO be eneour-
aged but on the Great Day, when he
stands up to be measured alongside the
man who borrows, he won't look so
very small.
"A fine silver spoo1G with q knife
inserted into the handle, is a relic
lately found in a London excavation. 1t
is of the third century, of Roman work.
and unique, as no other specimen OF
Roman silver is now on record.
"A rustic couple from Birkshire
county, Mass, called upon Hartford
clergy man on Thursday last and were
married, and after the ceremony the
bridegroom inquired the charge. The
clergyman iokingly answered that "a
cent pound would be about right"
whereupOn a mental calculation was
made by the groom, who handed
out SO, with the satisfied comment
"Cheap enough"
The Yicaroy of Egypt is about to
astonish the world again. He has re-
solved to build a railroad along the
valley of the Nile in the interior of
Africa, and as he has plenty of money
and thousands OF serfs at his command,
he will no doubt accomplish his pur-
pose. In few years African explorers
will be able to travel in sleeping cars,
and to write magnificent descriptions Of
places they pass through in the dark.
"A touching though somewhat ludi-
crous acene occurred at Baltimore few
days ago. About twenty years ago q
negro woman was sold from there to
parties "wNy down south" her father
and mother remaining on the estate
from which she was sold, and where
they still reside. During the war the
old folks lost all trace OF the girl and
had given her up for lost until within
few years, when they heard from her IN
New Orleans. A few weeks ago they
had letter from her promising soon 10
visit them, and from that time the old
couple went to the wharf every time .
boat arrived expecting to meet her,
and showing keen disappointment on
finding that she had not yet come. At
last, however, they were rewarded for
their watching as buXom, comedy
mulatto waved a handkerchief at them
from an approaching boat. The old
woman shouted, executed half fam
dango, skipped around generally, while
the old man stood on his head, and the
hour of jubilee seemed to have come.
MORNING LAND
So near the goal, 90 near
The portals open with a sound like song;
-. i'll sT1l,Av hat m
Wandered mid shadows! Oh, my soul be strong
And do not fear.
Do you, too, feel the woe;
The mist that blinds my eyes, all cold and grsT.
The fog that settles round my troubled way
The clouds that settle But they can not stay
Rise up aud watch them go!
SO near the goal / stand
Oh, weary heart, thy tack is well nigh done
/ rec far off the golden setting sun;
The work well wrought that WAS 80 bad begun.
Welcomed O, Morning Land
LAURA @. HoLLoWnHh.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
THE HOUR GLASS.

Sparkling, dancing downwards,
Merrily drop the sands.
While the golden hours so gaily pass
Amid rose, and lily, and soft green ~ Aes
Wherefore so eager TO turn the glass,
Oh dimpled baby-bands?
differing, flashing downwards,
In the glow of the April sun.
All, sweet white fingers, and sky-blue eyer,
And cheeks as rosy as western skies;
lis pity Youths first Paradise,
That the sands so swiftly run
Stealing forever dOwnwards,
Grey tinRing their virgin gold.
Pulses still culver, and hearts still beat,
But the road grows hard for the tired feet
Surely the sky had more warmth and beat,
And the SANDS showed brighter Of old
Dropping dresrily downward,
Tke evening is well-nigh DER.
The brightest aud best the river have crosst 4
The bolt is shot, and Vie venture lost;
The barque on the last long wave IN tossed,
The glass needs to turn no more.
All the Year RoNis.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
To DETERMINE the weight of live cattl

To DETERMINE the weight of live cattle,
measure in inches the girth around the
breast, just behind the shoulder blade,
and the length of the back from the tail
to the fore part of the shoulder-blade.
Multiply the girth by the length and dl-
vide by IA. If the girth IS less than
8 feet multiply the quotient by ii. II
between and feet, multiply by l6 ;
if between 5 and 7 feet, by % or if
between 7 and feet, by 81. If the
animal is lean, deduct 100 of the result,
and the answer is the weight in pounds
This multiplied by 06O5 gives net
weight.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
One year ago. SAWS the Yicksburg

One year ago, says the Vicksburg
Herald, they clasped hands over O
Vicksburg gate in the dusk of evening,
and she said she would be his little
angel until life was no more. Yesterday
noon he went home and found his Sun
day suit in strips on the floor, his silk
hat kicked in, and his fine boots cut
down, and she yelled out from the bed.
room els that you. you old alligator
Well, I don't think you'll trot off again
without splitting any woodI"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

DANBURY News At the funeral OF
woman in Slawson, the other day,
neighbor in attendance, feeling it neces-
sary to say something sympathetic to,
the afflicted husband, kindly observed
"You've got a splendid day for the
funeral"
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

The tunnel under the English channel
will be constructed between Cape
Grisnez and Tolkertone. It will be
twenty-four miles long, and as the
French assembly and the English par
lament have passed their respective
channel tunnel bills, and there is plenty
of money in the hands of the tunnel
companies, the work will soon be COM
menced.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

-"How much for the broad-f faced
chicken on the fence?" inquired an
Irishman of farmer, on Staten Island,
the other day. "That's not a chicken,
it's an OWL" replied the farmer. II
don't care how ould he is, would like
to buy him, says the Irishman..
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27
TIMELY TOPICS.

CHINA is becoming large consumer
of American ongoods, single Mas
sachusetts factory having recently re-
ceived an order for $4,000 bales of the
product of its looms.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

STRANGE things do happen. One OF
these is the fact that a firm in Chicago
has an order to send sixty head of cattle
week, during the season, to Glasgow.
The shipment is made by the way o
Montreal.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

THE Khedive of Egypt has got what
he wanted-a war with Abyssinia. He
will soon whip them and extend his ter
ritory. The American officers in his
army will have their fair chance to win
laurels,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

THERE is no end to engineering enter
prise. The tunnel under the English
channel is positively to be constructed,
and the next great engineering scheme,
gravely discussed in Europe, is the
union of Africa and Europe by means
of tunnel underneath the Straits of
Gibraltar. The distance from the Span
ish coast to Morocco is nine miles, and
the entry and exit galleries would be
each three miles long.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-08-27

BEAvERLIE, the indian chief, who
knows a good deal about the Mountain
Meadow massacre, declares that the
Indians did not engage in the slaughter
of the emigrants, as stated by the Nor
mons, but that Lee himself was the
leading spirit in the butchery. That Is
the opinion of Utah Gentiles generally,
and as the Mormons have acquitted
Lee, he seems likely to die with his
boots on