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sgl ERIFF,s ALE.

RY. virtue OF q writ OF Plus. III. Fa.. tn mn
y directed, will bo exposed to public sale
DELAWARE CARRIAGE WORKS
20 King street. between Front ani S.c,n,
Streets Wilmington. i'll Ey~ Castro Cou.tt
FRIDAY.
TILE %. DAY OF APRIL, is7s.
At 10 o'slock. A NJ,
The following described Personal Pr ns,,v
viz: peitS'
about ~ carriages. such as extension Inn.
roekaway buggy. jenny lind ami Wv
wagons )ump seat roeka"ay and eoupe rock
way, tefmantown wrRoDs aud docI0r,s nLa
ton buggy. Iocaaway aai DheUn bodiss
Also iot Of lumber ani unfinished warL
Consisting Of -spOkes. fellOes and cnrriasn
parts. sewing machine and cksmjtb inai'
&c., DC tooi''
The above are all now and fir.t-class wcrk
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
neriy Of Evan J. Millwsrd, Thos' L. SRI
ford. Joe. B. Gibson and d. ALFRED, trs.iioo
as Aldred TO and 10 be sold by
=, VIM. II. AuB5ON Sheriff
Sher,h 1tice. New Castle.
Matcn ~ A. b 1875. marc23-stawl.
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Just as played-out carpet-bagge1s
and rejected political sycophants of
the North are going into all the vacant
places about the Administration the
long-tried and trusted officials arc
gradually dropping out. Yesterday
Shanks went in, to-day Spinner goes
out, and Morton names his successor.
The man whom the whole nation has
trusted through all the decentralization
of war and the degeneracy of politics,
has at last turned in disgust from the
horde of speculators that surrounds
the financial operations of the Govern.
ment. Bristow will probably be next.
Would it not be we'll to anchor some
one confessedly faithful man in office
about the Administration, just for the
sake of steady reference.-Tsmes.
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Tho Strikers in the coal Regions

At meeting Of representatives of the
Miners and Laborers' Benevolent Asso-
ciatlon and the Mechanics and Work
ingmcn's Benevolent Association, in
Pottsville, yesterday, it was voted to
unite the two organizations, SO far as
mutual support is concerned. 1t is re-
ported that the miners in the Shamokin
region continue TO join the Association,
and the suspension is expected to ex-
tend to the mines in that district. Also.
that $4,000 bags of -four, purchased for
the miners OF tho Lehigh region last
week, with the funds of the Association,
are now being delivered to the strikers.
There seems no doubt that the Reading
Railroad shops at Cressona and Schuyl-
kill Haven are in operation with full
force of workmen.
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S1AEkk EF'S SAFE.

Ry virtue ofa writ of Levari Facias 10 mo
- directed will be exposed to public sale,
at tho
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 5ls MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. W. 0rtlip. In the City OF Will
mington. New castle County Delaware. on
TUESDAY.
THE 6TH DAY OF APRIL 1873,
At , o'clock, p. Nj,
The following described Real Estate, viz;
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land
bounded and described ~ follows, to wit:
Beginning at the northeasterly corner OF
Front and Rodney streets, thence easterly
along the northerly side of Front street forty
eight feet nine inches to stake, thence nor
therly parallel with Rodney street two hun.
dred and nfty-sevsn feet to the southerly sid Q
OF Second street. thence thereby westerly
f0rty-elght feet nine inches to the easterly Y
side OF Rodney street, and thence thereby
southerly two hundred and nfty.seven fect
to the place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken in execution al tho pro.
perty OF Thomas J. searles and Mary C., his
wife and t. t., and to be sold by
WIN. II. LAMBsON, Sheriff
sherif's ONCE, New Castle
March 18th A. ID. 1875. marls-ftawts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1J,HE MARVEL OF THE WORLD:

rJ1HE MARVEL OF THE WORLD
i Bethesda Water,-It has restored
health and strength to thoee deemed beyond
the reach of all medical science. and turned
the Path of aifliction to one OF happiness in
the blessings within its virtues Ii cures the
deadly Bright's disease and Diabetes; eradi-
Gates all diseases of the kidneys; restores the
urinary organs TO strength and power-in II
word. 1t is n nat stural restOrer of health. and
has performed the most wonderful and miracu-
leus cur es Of any known specific ON the globe
Address for circulars, NC, CAPT. EUGhNE
X HENDRY. Wnukesha Wis
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A rumor has it that DAME, Drov

A rumor has it that Daniel Drew
one of the financial pillars of Wall
street, New York, is embarrassed
which he denies, but acknowledges
that he did yesterday instruct his bro
ker not to settle his calls until he could
60 down town and attend to them him.
self He is sick at home, but expects
day: W.
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WILMINGTON, DEL, March 8 1, 1877
AMUSEMENTs. A

FRIDAY evening, April 9th, Lecture by Mrs.
Ann Eliza Young, on "My Life in Bondage"
ut the Grand Opera House.
FRIDAY evening, April Sd, Miss Helen Hough-
ten as Jane Eyre" at the Grand Opera
House,
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~ - :" ~ -1Vx1
CHAM PION.

The earliest good grape cultivated; Iipens
10 70 l6 days earlier than the Hartford: fruit
and bunches large anf compact vine thrifty,
very hardy end early bearer no mildew ever
having appeared on 1t. The grape for south
ern growers, for early northern markets.
endorsed BY leading .pomotogists. Send for
tree descriptive circulars TO ]. 8. .'BT0NR,
Charlotte, Monroe Co.. N. Y, narIsWlm
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Pbila. Times saws the fipbt botween

Phila. Times says the fight between
capital and labor commences afresh
every half century. 1t is as old as
civilization, and bids fair to last long.
The fight IN the coal regionsisbetween
forty millions of dollars and forty
thousand men, and at present we San.
not predict which will win,
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SHERIFFS SALES.
sHERIFF's SALE.

PY virtue of sundry writs of Levari
ID Faeias to me directed, will be exposed
to Pablo Sale. at the
HOTEL OF WILLIAM b. FORD,
At Kirswooi. in Pencader Hunired. New
Castle County, Dol, on
MONDAY.
THE 5TH DAY OF APRIL. 1873.
At l o'clock. y. M.
The following described real estate. Wig:
All that plantation or tract Of land with
the dwelling houses, barns and other out.
houses thereon erected, situate IN Red Lion
Hundred and partly In Pencader Hundred. In
ware Aforesaid, lying on the west side OF the
public road leading from the Red Lion to
summit Bridge, and on the south side by the
public road leading from Gilbert's corner to
the village OF Glasgow, and bounded ON the
west side by lands late OF Samuel Stidham,
deceased, by lands OF Samuel Howell, de-
ceased, and lands OF Thomas Layman, and on
the south by lands now or late OF Hyatt, de-
ceased, or hOwsoever otherwise the same
may be bounded or described, supposed to
contain three hundred and seventy eight
acres, be the same more or less, (eXceptlng
out OF this present grant about twenty-one
acres OF land heretofore conveyed by the said
Charles Noble and William w. Longstrenth
and wife to the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company
Seized and taken In execution a. the pro-
perty ofMerrit ii. Paxson and Hannah L.Ipax-
son, his wife and t. t., and to be sold by
VIM. Ii. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sherin's ONCE, New Castle,
March II, A. D.. 1878. marl9.2tawts
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SHARPS RIFLE CO.,

Manufacturers OF Patent Breech loading,
Military, sporting and Creedmoor Rides. TnB
BEST IN THE WORLD. Winner at Inter
national and nearly all other principal
matches at Creedmoor. (See Official Record. }
hH%ob Wv w EOo
RIFLES, with Elevations for 1900
Send for illustrated catalogue.
yards, $50 TO $1.25.
T.. o. wEsTCOTT, Pres't.
Armory and oflce, Hartford, Conn.
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AT o'clock, p. n,

At 0'cl0ek, y. n,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain .ot Of land with two
story brick dwelling house thereon, situ-
ate In said city OF Wilmington, on the south :
erly side of Fifth street between Spruce and
Church streets, having q front of about flf-
teen feet on Fifth street and running back
numbered 200 East Fifth atreet, being the
same premises conveyed In fec slIaple unto
the said Peter McKeagney, by deed of VII,
liam 8. MeCaulley, trustee. dated the 3Oth day
of September, A. D., 1870, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty Of Peter Mex Keagney, and Mary his wife.
and Cathaiine Mcdonald terre tenant. and 10
be sold by u. : -"
WIN. II. LAMB5oN, Sheriff.
'A'HH Mace UIs' Il. 4. Ai. 5. lsis' n.rlss,.wt..
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THE 20 DAY OF APRIL. is7s.
III
KEGaSTEn's r&DEK
REGfsTER's Opyt,,s
Neu lt.qfla Hn,o,,, Al IN, -.


New Castle County, March o3d. ls7ha
Upon the Application of John Il. G}rnbh
Adm'n'S' '"r D. u. y. Of Samuel Chambers
deoeasr ordered and lirsctad ~ ~
Register thst administrator aforesaid. give
notice OF the granting of Letters Vt Adminiss
trati0n upon the kstate Of the deceased. with
the date OF grantin thereof, by causing ad-
yertisemonts t. be posted within forty dsvs
from the date of such Letters, in six Of fhs
most most i,lblic places of the County o New
Casue, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same ~
abide by an Act Of Assembly in such oase made
and provided. And also cause the same To- he
inserted within thes period n the Del,
ware dazstte. newspaper published in vii.
weeFs. (E. ODD 'nrse
Given endert the hand and Seal of
49, New Castle, in New Castle Gnuntv
aforesaid.the day and yes. shnve wTitten.'
8. C. BIGGS. Register.
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Qh9&0fl per day st home. Ierns tree. A.
YJ-Vlu dress GEO. nTIEsoS j | o.. PoItIaL0.
Maine
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REGISTERS Order.
REGISTER s OFFICE.

r New Castle County. March 2sth. 1s-,
q24n The application. OF SARAH JANE
SHAKPE. Executrix of THOWAS
Su AkPE. late-ot Wilmington iinnfra, a. r.
sad county, deceased; il is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executn,ii1u ni1
p.eSs,u aarI Ts, give notlce ofthe granting Of Let
ceased. with the date of grantins thaesnt lne as-
y,biS by Gisusins sdn,, adyortseme1ts to Be pos.ed
Mstnsn Tat,sr '?rty days from the date Of such
OF the County of New Castle, reonirippara paaSes sei
persons having demands against ths "a Fs,'
Ia.e 70 present the same. or abide bv ar
Az 9i assembly in such case made and yrn.
ylded And alsocause the sans to be I'm inssr,. pro
,"; vJ w,tnih tne same period In thu Wi
WilTn Wilninaton nuze.tei d newsi aper published 10
three weeks, tE q. d. 1'a tnerein
~ Given under the hand and se.l of
Es} Nmee Ns9 Gi.ti OF the Register aforesaid, at
aforeaid. the day and yssr ehov. h. writtany u3iupty
d. q. BId0S. .Register
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NOTICE

, . Az A. rso1shaving claims against the Ma.
duly attssted to the kxecutrix on or hssas ssms
n N arch 18th. 1876. or abidr the Act Of AssaWs
bly, III such Gaze made and rroy;deS hssem-
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
AdIress-Wi!minTton. Del. mbS7. swsod
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slIFRIFr'S sALy.

snFRIFr'S SALE.
pI virtue OF Sundry writs OF ri. Fa to mo
ID directed, will be exposed to Public Sale,
at the
HOTEL OF JACOB HAUsER,
Cor. OF Fifth and Orange streets, Whining.
ton, In New Castle County, Del, on
SATURDAY,
TIE THIRD DAY OF APRIL. A. b. 1875.
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
The following describe psrsonal property,
viz:
lot OF household and kitchen furniture
consisting OF beds, bedsteads and bedding.
bureaus, chairs, extension table, bar room
tables. desk, stoves, bar fixtures, bottles,
winos, whiskeys, &c.
Seized and taken into execution as the pro.
perty OF Jacob Hauser, and to be sold by
WIN. Ii. LAMBSON, sheriff.
Sherf"s Office, New Castle,
March 70 A. ID. 1878 mar9l-2tawts
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NlIrIrE

All. persons having claims avaiost thaps.
tate OF the deceased must present the an M, me
duiy attestet t. the Administrator. on op
before March 23d. 1875. or ahide tho 1 y,
ofAssembly in such case made and provided
JOHN L GRUDB
A,. yy, Administrator. d, l.. N
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'.DSYCHOMANCY. OR SOUL CHARM
l. How either sex may fascinate
they choose instantly. This simple mental
requirement all can possess. free by null for
= cents; together with a Marriage Guide,
Egyptian Oracle. Dreams. Hints to ladies.
eic queer book. ,0U010 sold. Address T.
mar2s 2taw4w
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SllERIFF's SALT,

Ry virtue OF a writ OF. Ais. Levari Facias to
mo directed. will be exposed to Public sale,
at tho
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5is MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. w. 0rtlip, In the City of VIII
mington. New Castle County. Delaware, on
TUESDAY,
THE Cru DAY or APRIL, 1875.
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A DVERTISI g Cheap: Good Sys-
"A tematic.-All persons who contem plate
making contracts with newspapers for the in
sertion Of advertiser ents. should send ~
s'ents TO Geo. T. Rowell II Co. Al Park Row
New York. tor their PAMPHLET BOOK
tHinety seventh edition. containing lists Of
over 200 newspapers and estimates. show
ibg the cost. Advertisements taken for the
leading pai ers in many States at q tremend-
Gus reduction from publisher rates GEr
THE BOOK.
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CrS A WEEK to Agents to sell an ar.
ID - ticle saleabis as -four. Profits i'm
mense. Package free. Address BUCKEYE
MFG CO., Marion, Ohio.
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sHERIFE's SALE.

10y virtue of writ of Venditioni Ex-
- ponas to me directed. will be exposed ~
Public Sale ut the
DELAWARE HOUSE NO SIS MARKET ST.
Kept by Geo. ". Ortlip. in. the City Of Wi
nington. New Castle County, Delaware, on
THURSDAY.
THE sTu DAY OF APRIL. A. D. 1875.
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hE1S~sA WEEK guaranteed to Male
~|/and Female Agents, ia their
eN locality: Costs NOTHING to
- - - try it. Particulars free. P. o.
VPKERY 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY

DIR. c. W. w.Benson,a Practicing Physician at 100
Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md, (who has paid
much attention to nervous diseases,) has dis
combined in certain proportion invariably
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic,
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia and nerv-
BUSINESS. This is q triumph In medical chem
istry, and sufferers all over the country arc
so cents per box. The Doctor is largely
known and highly respected In Baltimore.
-Episcopal Methodist.
EARLIEST Peach IN THE WORLD =
ID "Amsden." Endorsed by best fruitmen
In Misunderstanding, iBarry, Thomas, Hus.
mann, Warder, Berckmans. &C., &c. Send
for Circular. J. q. TEAS, Carthage, Mo.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

the Tribune q few days ago. Rev. DR..
Girardesu, moderator Of the last assem-
bly,, will preach the opening sermon.
Among the delegates the nest known
are DR.. J. z. Wilson, OF the Whining
ton presbyteTyj DR.. HendriCk, of Padu-
cab; DR.. B. Nj. Palmer, Of New Orleans ,
DR.. Shearer, OF Nashville; DIR. Stuart
Robinson; DIR. Glrardeau, OF Charleston
and DR.. Brown, Of Richmond.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
has about one hundred thOus and COM
municants. Ahe origin Of this church
dates back to the great revival in keu-
lucky early in the present century. IN
consequence OF this religious awaken
ing new congregations were formed
faster than they could be regularly SUP
piled with preachers, and this led 10 the
licensing OF laymen TO catechise and eS-
hort, grave departure from PTe5byte-
rian usSge, which was not sanctioned
by the church. a separation took
place, and new organization was
formed. Last year negotiations were
opened for union with the north
ern Presbyterian church, but they came
to nOught. The Cumberland is eleast
Calvinistic of ell the PRESBYTERIAN
churches. Some important questions
are likely to come before the CUmber-
land general assembly. An improve
ment in the financial plan which was
recently put into operation is urged in
order to lessen the expense Of collecting
the church moneys. 1t is proposed, in
view OF the burdensOme tax which year
ly meetings Of the assembly impose on
the church, to hold biennial sessions in
stead, and to reduce the basis OF repre-
sentatiOn. Some are in favor Of synod
ical instead Of presbyterial representa-
ton.
The United Presbyterian church is q
small body OF about seventy-three thou
sand communicates. It vas formed
fifteen years ago by the union Of the As
sOciate and Associate Reformed churches.
This church is one Of the most active
in the country in the
prosecution Of missions in foreign c0un-
tries
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

On Friday last the pupils Of Girard
college, Philadelphia, celebrated the
one hundred and twenty fifth birthday
OF the old Frenchmsn who so literally
endowed that magnificent establish
ment. A graduate, after the sold Doys''
had hsndshaEed all round, Mr.. William
Weird delivered an oration in which he
drew attention to the manifest benefits
which certain proportion OF the youth
OF the present generation were deriving
from the college endowed by the gentle
man, born a century and quarter ago,
whose natal anniversary they celebrated.
He touched upon the spirit OF philan.
thropy which induced the late Mr..
Girsrd TO endow the college which bears
his name, and said that, though its
founder had been accused of egotism and
seltlshness, his idea had proved a pure
and true one, and had been productive
oi the hsppiest results.
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new lOIh 4TlDuue'l
The four principal Presbyterian bodies
in this country will hold their annual
assemblies this month. The northern
assmbly will meet at Cleveland, Ohio,
the southern at st. Louis, and the Cum
beTland at Jefferson, Texas, May 20;
the United Presbyterian assembly will
open at Wooster, Ohio, May %. The
assembly is the highest court OF these
churches. 1t is composed OF delegates
from presbyteries, and the chief officers
Of the various boards sit as correspond
ing members. 1t hears all appeals from
synOds, receives Overtures from presby-
teries, and reports from the departments
of missions, education, publication, etc.,
exercises a supervisory power over the
theological seminaries, and, in cooper
alton with the presbyteries, effects
changes in the government of the
church.
The Presbyterian church in the United
States of America (nOrthern) comprises
ia presbyteries, OF which Is are in ior-
eign lands, arranged in 30 synOds. 1t
has 595, ,634 communicates, 1916
churches, and over half a million Sun
day-school scholars. In 1887 the church
was divided, and the parties were known
as the old and new school churches, al
though these were not official designa-
tions. Iu 1870 the old and new school
assemblies formed an organic union, and
became the leading Presbyterian body in
America.
The northern assembly was opened
at Cleveland May 10th, with a sermon
by Rev. Samuel J. Wilson, moderator Of
the last assembly. Among the subjects
for deliberstion and action will be fra
ternal relations with the southern
church, the finances Of the boards, the
overture on the eldership, negotiations
with the Reformed church Of America
for closer union, the sustentatiOn
scheme, court of appeals, the hymn
book question, the mileage system, the
ratio Of representation, and ministerial
relief.
Thequestion Of fraternal relations with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

JOURNALISTS have toibs very careful
noT-a-days how and what they write,
Libel suitsare in order. The Springfield
EePu5icaa 'wss sued for one hundred
thousand doilars for calling one Phelps
"a public piunderer and robber;" the
Chicago Times was mulcted in the sum
oi twenty-five thousand dollars for cast
ing an sspeTsion on the character Of a
Miss Early the st. Louis Republican is
no" engaged IN defending a ten-thou-
Fand dollar damage suit for calling an
attorney shyater: and the Chicago T5l-
b'"e is about 20 be cslIed into court by
General Blunt, Of LesvenwOrth, Kan
sa~' on ciGim Of fifty thousand dollars
damages Tor calling him the "thief
h.unl.' A. this rate, denunciation of
deisuI,erssud public plunderers becomes
a des business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

WHITTLE AND Bliss are still draw
ing immeBse audiences. Not Iess than
three thousand persons attended the SER
wees al the Exposition building last
night The evangelical pastors assert
THESE meetings 10 be eminently suc-
g4--rrl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

a CASE is now before the supreme
court Tor decision, designed to test the
validity Of the recent act Of u ,e IepisIs-
ture requiring jurors in civ' causes to
look 70 the losing party t.or their fees.
Inc style Of the case IS Samuel M
Neeley versus the Stat ;, and it was
taken upon writ OF e. ror from Manrv
county. Nicely was SUI nmoned as a iu-
r'F' and refused TO act in consequence Of
'ls 7Aio enactme mt. Judge Msrtin in
posed a hue OF 'yen dollars for contempt
OF COURT and Seely applied for writ Of
error.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

THE annual convention OF the diocese
Of the Protestant Episcopal church in
Tennessee commenced its session at
Bolivar sn last Wednesday. 1t wss
weh represented, especially by the cler-
gv, aud was marked by uncommon
harmony. The reports Of the different
committees were very encouraging, and
showed a considerable increase in the
membership. The following gentlemen
were elected on the standing commit
tee: Rev. William Graham, OF Nash.
vile; Rev. Mr.. Lawson, Of Nashville;
Rev. Mr.. Beckett, Of Columbia; Hon.
Francis FJgg, OF Nashville, and Judge
Phelsn, Of Eigefield. The following
were elected deputies to the general
convention: Rev. DR.. White, OF Mem
phis; Rev. William c. Gray, Of Bolivar;
Rev. Mr. Harrison, Of Jackson; Hon.
Jacob Thompson, Of Memphis, snd AL
bert T. M'Nrii, Of Bolivar. Rev. DR..
White wa appointed 10 deliver an his.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

a MOTTO E from Mr.. Tom w. Neal
'''''sD' o. the TenHessee press associa.
"'"' an nrunCes the next annual session
~ "a" ''ody will he held at Murfrees-
"o''' commencing Thursday, June 18th,
N' .hat ~ the recent change ia the
Constitution, Smsde at the session at
hfown7vi!le' the membership Of the as
.socistion now consists OF the periodical
publications Of the State, each of which
is entitled 10 one or more representa-
t.Ves. Every such publication is there
i'-e cordially invited to be represented
- Murfrcesboro.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

IHE New York Herald wants tho
south 10 go r. the centennial and show
what il ere ally possesses-its strength
ats hidds". wealth, its capacity for inven.
non Snl discovery, for the arts aud sci
ehces. The southern people made q re-
ccrS before the war in vaJor and devo-
iion that they need never neglect. The
country Of Calhoun and Lowndes, and
Gay and Jefferson, Of Lee and Johnston
anH Stonewall Jackson, may have no
Tear as 20 its fame among nations which
respect valor and political wisdom. Let
them now achieve another tropby-that
oi eXcelleucs in arts and scienees,n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-26

How MUCH relieved the people Of Chi
cFgo must be. Father Riordan, the
same gentleman, We suppose, who form.
crly .niEistered at St Patrick's in this
citJ, addressing his Pensioners Of st.
James's church, in the Inter. Ocean
city, recently said:
J will no. wheedle any one to subscribe.
] will not go to any mans door TO beg
for cent. II you do not care enough
about your church TO put il up your
zeives, 1t cannot go up. l shall do every
thing toward its fastening which q
priest can do. ] will work and contrive,
and save for you; but will not have a
fair, nor a dance, Dor lottery, nor sell
liquor; nor will / do anything toward
}. Inconsistent with the character Of q
priest.
Sensible RioTdan. We hope he
viii have imitators in every city in the
Union.