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Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween A. Seessel, h. Seessel, jr., and u.
Baum, under the style of A. Seessel, Son &
Co., has been dissolved by mutual agreement,
h. SeeSsel, jr., and q. Baum having with
drawn from the firm. A. SeeSsel assumes all
the liabilities OF the late firm, and is alone au-
thorized to collect the outstandingS.
A SEESSE Ell, SON d co,
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58WRSF THIRTY THIRD STREET
Bet. Broadway and Fifth Avenue.

4 City during the summer months can be
accommodated at the above address with
either permanent or transient board, at very
moderate prices
REFERENCE-H. d. Buckley, SO Madison ST.,
Memphis, Tenn. Iny23
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MUSIC BOOKS
For the Seaside, the Mountains, for
Hours of Leisure at Home or Abroad.

TENHE following collections contain the best
i and most popular of all published Songs,
Vocal or Instrumental Duets, Rondos, POlkas,
VALUES, Quadrilles, Etc, and furnish unfail-
ing entertainment to all lovers of Music.
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IN MAN LIN 2,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOB QUEENSTOWN AND F.EFERP0GL,

Sailing from New York on SATURDAY Of
each week, from sier A. S4E-I River.
CITY OF ANTWERP, CITY CT LONDON,
CITY OF BERLIN, CITY o. LIN EEItk,
CITY OF BRISTOL, CITY or MONTREAL
CITY OF BROOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK
CITY OF BRUSSELS, CITY Css PAIlIS,
CITY OF CHESTER CITY u EICH&DED
Passengers will find these steamers taste
fully fitted up, while, the S'ate-r0Oms are
light, airy and iOomy. The salO0us are large
and well-yentiIated, the breadth OF the vessel,
and situated where there Is least noise aud
motion, SmoEiu%-rOUmsr Ladies BOudCtr-,
PianofOTtca ana Libraries, Bathrooms, Bar
ber-suCp, Etc.
II-rIant communication with the stewards
by electric bells.
The Steamers Of this Company adopt the
SOutherly route thus lessenlus the danger
from ice and fOgs.
Rates OF Pass5Re-sSO and gIU8, gold, accord
ing to accommodation, all having equal So
loon privileges.
Round Trip Tickets $40 and 80, cold.
Steerage-IO and from q I points - reduced
rates. John ~. EaA AZ, gent.
Is Broadway, Etw York,
or gsztsS. EE5Es ER.
8p& EWmet Bank, Memphis
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q. H. HOIST.


Always on hand, a large assortment of Me-
tallic Cases and Caskets and Wood Collins of
every description.
Orders by telegraph promptly filled, and
Cases shipped c. o. ID.
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Z. D. CONWAY,
RANTAA,
Real Estate and Collecting Agent,

A LII business intrusted to me will receive
II prompt attention. Charges always rea
enable.
Refers by permission To Col. W. L. Vance,
Z. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce;
F. M. Nelson, Secretary Harnsndo Insurance
Co.; L. Q. Daniels, President State National
Sank; Henry j. lynn, Secretary Memphis
Fire Insurance Co.; Stanton Moore, grocers
and commission merchants decI
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UNION AND PLANTERS BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
Statement July 4, 1875.

1 es Q UT @ a.
nR. j. A. CLOPTON, OF Huntsville, Ala
! bama, may be consulted at the WOrSham
House on The Sth, 9th and 10th instant; at
Brownsville, 18th, 18th; Humboldt 18th, 18th !;
Nashville, 18th, 10th, 18th. He treats Piles,
Ftstula Structures, Tumors, Ulcers, etc. etc
Refers to his old patients Of the city cured
without the, knife. jy7
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BOLHING Cloth
BUSINESS CHANGE.

HAVING purchased the entire interest of
II Maj. L. I. Freeman, in the arm Of Rut-
land, Freeman 81 Co., to date from May l, 1875,
the firm is this day changed to
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CONSOLIDATION,

VEiHE White River Valley and Texas Rail-
4 road Company having consolidated with
the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad COM
Pany, gives to the latter Company a cOnsidera-
Die increase OF It's capital stock, and it is ex-
pected that the work Of clearing OF and grad
Ing the road will be commenced at an early
day, bids for that purpose having been made
TO the company. The undersigned is still re-
ceiving subscriptions IN Arkansas Lands, for
which the company is paying from two to
I'VE dollars per acre, as heretofore published
Now is the time TO subscribe lands, before
they are assessed for 1875.
Remem Der, all taxes cease from date OF sub.
scT1pGOn. All communications addressed to
the undersigned, care Adams & Dixon, No. Al
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, will receive
prompt attention. e n. EaCRAY
Subscription Agent &. s +. O. R. r. 60,
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REMOVAL.

HEV.EG removed my stock of Hardware
IL su& Chain Pumps 10 No. 4l3 Main street,
would De pleased TO see all my old friends aud
customers. W. ". RICHIE.
June Il 1875 iUI6
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GESb- Deg &eEs
-9G~1sSV
$50 NaIs Street. Fast -3da.
HORNEB a GRAVES SCHOOL
EEiIIsborO, n. e.
VIHE FALL SESSION Or 1870 OPENS Or
1 the fourth Monday in July.
60 -CatalOgues sent on application. iyT
TX EMF UCEkY
MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Goth Session negins September en.

FACILITIES for education Uusurp3ssad.
L aided by a military training which
enures 10 health, graCrfulBeSs, maplIuess,
tTIthfulness, and sense of honor. Estimated
D. peuSes for one cadet Ei1l.
keierences.-S. z. Read, cashier Union and
Planters bank; Capt. j. VI. TreZeVaEt; f. -.
White and T. a. Lamb, 55S Front street II.
Harder, Esq. Major K. H. WitberEer, of tIc
faculty, at z6S Front str ct, VIII furnish iLfuT-
nation and catalogues June 18th. Address
COL. RObT. ID. ALLEN, Supt,
JulS FarmdaIe, Franklin Co. Ky
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Bailey SPRINGS,
Lauderdale County, Ala.

VNHE Hotel at this place will be open for the
Il season OF 1919 on june lisa. The waters
are unequaled for the cure of Dr0pSieS. pyS-
pepsia, ScrOfula, all diseases Of the Skin and
Kidneys, and is "A specific ia Inc Diseases
Peculiar TO Females.
1t Is the aim of the proprietor to keep q
Hotel not eXcelled in its accommodations by
ally Wateftng-place In the SOUTH with all the
privacy and retirement of hOme-life.
Amusemeuts are Billiards, Ten-Pins, CrO-
quet, hrSt-rate Fishing and Boating in ShOal
Creek, and splendid Music for Lawn and Ball
room by Prof. Frank Saunders Brass and
String Band.
ROund-Trip Tickets at reduced rates on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ana all
connecting lines, good till November. Bag
gage checked through 10 the Springs. Round
Trip from Memphis including stage fare,
81 50.
For further information ami circulars, ad-
dress W q EIEL4
BOard-S45 per month. mylg
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On retiring from the firm OF Rutland, Free
man Co, would return my thanks to my
friends and patrons for the liberal patronage
shown me. and request a continuance of the
same for the new firm.
iul5 Il. T. FREEMAN.
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W. C. RUTLAND & CO,

who will assume all Liabilities and collect all
assets.
W. {. RUTLAND,
IL. SHOEMAKER.
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list day OF June, 1878.

GIHIS delightful watering place VII DO
1 opened on the
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Sailing from New York on SAFUREAI Of
each week, from sier A., 'G1TlI River,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
MATRIMONIAL NOVELTIES.
how Obis Radicals Got Married in Pennsyi
VRnia.


was visiting friends in Columbiana
county, Ohio. In our company were Jason Kirk
OF CleHTneld county, Pa, and Annie II. Edwards
OF OssawattOmio, Kansas, old friends, and for
several years atianc0d or, as the fashionable
poople call II, engaged aud as the keystone
state requires no license, we took the cars and
lied into Palestine. Landing there, We three,
and no more, went directly TO a ree-coverod
Mill, and there, seated on q shawl spread on
pennyroyal bed which made the air fragrant,
and under tall OK tree, with none but invsl-
BILE witnesses, we three, with lnteTlooked hands,
declared and renewed our devotion TO social
freedom and equal rights for both sexes And
they, having agreed to accept tho law with their
personal and pledged exceptions to It's eKecu-
tion In personal ownership and tyranny, by the
authority repOsed In me by the laws OF Missouri,
| pronounced them married, al thew had agreed,
aud as they had long been In affections, and de-
oared them legally man and wife, with the
right OF reserve, as they agreed, to respect each
other, by which Annie r.. Edwards agrees to re-
tain and use her name as heretofore, aud each
agrees to regard and respect the personal soVer-
eighty OF the other. This We know does not
legally release them from tho marriage law under
which they pass, but being part Of the private
contract, forms q basis OF action In union Of
separation.
We talked our time out. returned to tho oars,
and 10 our visiting homo OF her sister, partook
OF good farmers dinner, chicken. suocOtash,
and graham bread, &c, and renewed our Oft
repeated conversations on the social questions
OF the day aud all agreed TO use our influence
ana labor to tsmoVs the obnoxious and cruel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18
New s,yl. or NIarrias. In Miohis...

From ne Juclson Dditv Cffssn.
A curious marriage was contaminated in
this city on Tuesday by Justice Potts, in which
the parties were Joined IN matrlmony TO last
ignoring entirely the " What God hath Joined
together let no man put asunder." This IL the
nrst time, We believe, that q marriage has been
Consummated-not solemnized-in Jackson By
simDle contract between the parties, and pro-
Dounced legal. II may be legal, but We doubt II
very much II II ~, we wish the parties much
JOY until either or both OF them can lnd more
enjoyment apart but II II Is not the Justice has
man to live In adultery without let or hindrsnce.
The following Is true copy Of the contract un-
der which the parties were married
JACKSON, Mich Oct Ie, 1875.
We, Allen A. Angel OF the town OF WILLIAMSON,
Ingham county Mich, and Mrs. Ess0eh Hunt, Of the
CITY Of Jackson, Mich. do protest against the old ana
baInarous system OF marriage. a. II holds woman 10
subJecuOn 70 man. and requires woman TO surrender
her individuality also requires prsOns entering Into
the marriage relation 10 TO do that which they
cannot possibly knOw that they can perform.
But .. eoce requires Of those who enter into the
marriage relation acknOwlcd xncnt OF existing laws,
therefore summit to the bchests OF the law 50 far as
TO make our union legal That We may avoid all unneces
IL the union and harmony that now exist between us
should continue through natural lives, then this
contract TO remain In force otherwise to be null and
void. 4. ANaRL,
Do you, Mr.. Angel snd Mrs Hunt stil adhere to the
above marriage contract. and are these your senti
This bene your minds the present time therefore
pronounce you married.
Subscribed before me this twelfth day OF October,
1875. JANIS PorTs, Justice Of the Peace.
N. n STONE BArHRoNfA STONE,
CLisi BiRSlpp. OHviILs STONE.
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4 GREAT RUSSIAN CONTRA croa.
The Collapse OF Man who Employed over
One Hundred thousand Workmen.

Prom hs Vienna Frei. Presse.
DR.. Strou-b-rg. who was arrested Mt St
jewish origin, his fun name being ltaruch lllrsch
etrOusOerg. Born ia 1873 ia humble C,rcum-
stances =. Neidenburg, IN Est Prussia, he went
Here he was received bv his unces, VINO were
commission arents, and WAS shortly afterward
baptized a member OF the Church of l. gland
Gifted with great Intelligence and energy. be
more or less educated himself, and entered
journalism.
sons In German. but finally realized some money
by buying a cargo OF damaged goods nd selling
them Ut heavy profit. with this capital he re-
turned to London in 1853, and founded several
newspapers, out six years afterward he went to
Berlin, where be was Tor seven years the agent
OF an English insurance. company. In lsU4, how
ever, StrOusLerg began to think OF improving
his fortunes, and having made acqualntances at
the British Embassy. by this means oIme to
know some English capitalists, with whom he
contracted for the construction OF the 1il,it-ln-
sterourg hallway. Within six years Strousberg
was making dozen lines. among others those
Of Roumana. lie had over 10000 workmen In
his pay and had Launched out into other vast
ENTERPRISES. At Hanover ne established q Ri-
gantic machine factory; at Dortmund and Neus-
tadt he had smelling works and iron factories (;
ut Antwerp and Berlin he built entire new quar-
tiers In irussia he bought ten estates; In Po-
land an entire COUNTY: In bohemia ne paid
fsOoYGo. for tho splendid domain of Zoirow,
where he established railway carriage works
which employe ed 5000 workmen.
Meantime he built palace for himself In the
Wilhelmstrlsse at berlin, which In decoration,
luxury, and iccommOd alton surpassed that Of
the Emperor himself In II were to be found
works by the nfst German and French artists
DeacroiK, Meissonnier, Gerome, and other.
Nor was his charity on a less splendid scale. In
winter he caused 10000 portions Of soup 10 be
given daily to the poor, In addition to 1000
pounds worth Of wood When the famine broke
out III East Prussit he sent whole trains laden
with corn and potatoes to h suffering fellow
countrymen. or course, such a man had his
own organs In the press, and was chosen to
represent the, nation. Yet he took from the
Moscow Bank, which he founded, 4,906, 200
roubles, and II Ia limited that his future Is not
altogether unprovided for. No greater collapse
than that OF StrousberR has probably occurred
In the financial history OF the country, save, per-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-18

marriage laws Of our country, and substitute
law OF equality for both sexes and civil contract
for clerical license and legal ownership and slav-
cry, No cards. WARREN CHARu.
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STArE LINB.-ro GLASGOW, BELFAST, LTV.
= EkPooL LoNDoNDERRY. &c. sailing from Eagle
STATE Or VIRGINIA. Thursday. Nov. Ia
ST ATE OF lNDlANAA LnursiaI, De
PASSENGERS FORWARDED DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
steerage as low as by any other line. Drafts for 81
and upward. For freight or passage apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN CO, AgentA r. Broadway.
8tserago passage ONCE. A. Broadway.
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6lnntt0- ttmHis


ATiet GRAND At, n Y, and 20 Gwinnett sL.
n nroOklyn. and 2is,s ogden pace, NcssrS are the
e ess ana m9s re We &C. to ~ msy ma
az ,sr.t per wcek Mssne; sochansS1 rsn,sd
shtl' sptons. vrippers. ana uadcrsarmehs given out
good hands make 80 per week Dest place. nearly all
'''''' '''' '"D "''' tue Store "'"'' y. TriilMEL
AT TIIR HONiE Garment Company. '5l snd as
~ SIN av, they viii sel YOU any NJ OF new seSng
mac inc and ave written guarantee to give ~ ihe
work You q tor hy 'ears aud send 4 home oJ e1'
RTlFICIAL FLOWERS; Wanted, several
~ girls To carnto max, aritci' noWer-i wage pad
S cns e %soa4 1aOIq st. northeast
SI>GER'S, wheeler & vi son's, WILCOX =
n. Giohs's se",ps rnachiaes for sale for go. Isl
A SOBER. hon,st White or coi,red woman for
N general housework IN srlan family. tstnav.
JpOOK FOLDERS ana stitchen wanted At II
- Frankfort IT" up tara.
nRESSMAI>INC.- A nrsc a.. trimmer aud nui.
! Jtonnnl. maser also an apprentice must be good
l,IRST-CIAsS drcssr1axers wanted niso opera-
" tors come nrcp ,rod TO work LORD TAYLOR
Broadway aud SOtn 81.
i eoats At NiCoLL's. li5 B'wery.
EiRL waited TO do general hou,eworK. as walker
" IT., ics1urant
7 ADIES, ATTHNTiON sewing m mines rent.
saf,inss - tr'ea YEA ns corner W., ioin ST. Or
IL has, RroHdWay between rlse aud Rutgers sic.
\ ADDE'S fiugut operating, SHIRT making. d-ras max
Il ing. aud cut,ils. iai Grint.t Mrs. fiMMkL.
OPERATORS on ladies uniergerm 'nts none but
" experienced hands necd spoly 90 Columblsst
nNE experienced operator on W a. and one
~ SINGERS family machine. At III hast 7tth e.
WANTED-A eitl 70 ,ssi.t ~ thr general house
w work ~ small FAINT Y, who wash ana
iron es IS per month. % West lessh 81.
WANTED One thoIeagn cRSSTAtor sna inter, TO
w WORK In the house. CAL II lOl oouth dth 81 VIII
lsmsburgn.
WANTED -lmmedately a nrst-class miiiner. Ad.
w drcs Mrs A. TODD. 1d Main 1t. Orange \. j.
WANTED smart youni girl 10 do housework 10
w = PLAIN family ~ henr, S.. store.
WAN rED-An English woman As nurse for small
w children 90 West i5th ~.
WANrtD- Grl to lay gold. " Duan st..
w boukbindery.
WANrED-At IL Wooster st., rrst.ciss lace oper
- or 3 drcs.mskcrs ami an operator on Wheeler a
- Wilson'S machine. Appl before v a. sOo l3th It,
near 7th
~ FIls~T-CI.ASS dres maxers. cloak makers
sDtb and operators on Wheeler q wilson's machtnee I
good hands can md steady employment and good
WACO co ne prepared 70 ~ o WORK. RODGERS n
ORR BROS. ls. ISIS and 1877 9Th av between 10Th
Twentieth as.
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A Coroners jury has censurcd the unknown
druggist that sold opium to Miss Elen Lawrence. who
died on Monday
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


THE sale of seats for the Musical Fes.
tival is progressing very favOrably and
| is exceeding the expectation OF the most
enthusiastic.
WILLIAM PENN LODGE, I. o.. o. f.,
gives its tenth annual picnic at Parlor
Grove on wednesday, June 9th. The
committee having the matter in charge
has already chartered the new steamer,
Champion No. 8, for the occasion, and
made all necessary arrangements to rem
der the occasion a successful and enjoy.
able one. The same committee, which
has by such excellent management made
the former annual picnics of this lodge sc
enjoy able, has charge of the matter fol
this year, and thus insures the success
OF the enterprise.
THE Temperance Fair at Greenwood
Hall Is in most foufishing condition.
The lunch-rOom, under the management
of Mrs. ii. Robins and Mrs. q. Y. Adams,
is crowded all day, as an excellent meal
is furnished at very low rates. The
main hail is tastefully ornamented with
fancy and useful articles, and a beauti-
fully decorated temple occupies the CEN
ter. The Newport Band is still furnish
ing the most delightful music TO the WIS.,
itors. Large donations of goods have
The art gallery is another OF the great
features of the Fair. The ladies of Lock.
land and Wyoming are doing the honors
OF the dining-rooms to-day.
SOME permanent and well-timed i'm
proyements are being made at the Gym
nasium rooms in the way of additional
boxes for the reception of clothing and
articles of value belonging to members.
They will be appreciated by the men,
bers, as it is impossible, even under the
excellent management of the present of.
ticials, To keep all OF that class out who
respect other peoples property so highly
as TO be anxious to convert it to theil
own use. The management are very
watchful of this class, however, and bul
few days since summarily elected from
the rooms several persons whom they
had reason to suspect as unfit for associ
alton with the members OF the AssOcia
tion. Cincinnati may well be proud O.
having not only the finest Gymnasium il
the West, but of having it under a mos
excellent management.
Mr.. WALTER MITCHELL, a brother oil
Robert and John Mitchell, of this city,
died at his residence in Franklin county,
Indiana, yesterday. He was one of the
pioneers OF this region, having come to
the West fifty-one years ago, and set.
tied on the place where he has resided
ever since, and may properly be termed
one of the pioneers that helped to de-
velop and improve what was then al
most wilderness. He was active and
foremost III encouraging and establish
ing the free school system; Jealous in al!
works of public improvement tending tC
develop and improve the resources oi
the country. He was highly respected
by his neighbors and associates in
Franklin county and by his acquaint
ances and friends in this city, who viii
sympathize with his family in theil
great affiiction.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08

Horticultural Society Trottin1 Horses
Counterfeit MOmey-Court Adjourned-
Z2otogicaf, Etc.
Special to the Star
DAYTON, o., April S.-The regular
April meeting Of the Montgomery County
Horticultural Club was held yesterday
at the residence OF Mr.. William Kramer,
near the city limits. The attendance
was large. An able essay ON the sBest
Fertilizers" was read by MIR. l.. D. Rey-
nolls.
Four trotting horses belonging to Mr..
81 Keck, OF Cincinnati, have been re-
ceived by Mr.. o. w. Dominick, to be
trained at the track of the Southern
Ohio Fair Association.
A great number of counterfeit ten dol
lar notes of the First National Bank of
York, Pa, are now in circulation here.
The District Court having completed
the business before it, adjourned sine die
yesterday.
Capt. Thompson, of the canal boat
Trader, has been bound over to the Com
mon Pleas Court in the sum of 5000 to
answer the charge of having been access
sorry to the robberies committed in the
freight cars at the Short-Iine depot, in
this city.
Two large brown bears reached here
yesterday ior the Geological collection
vt the Soldiers Home.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-08
VIEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD.

LONDON, April Sit is stated that on
the anniversary of the Queens birthday,
May "a, there will be creation of Field
Marshals of the army, the recent death
of Sir VIM. Comm having reduced the
number to one.
The Welsh miners strike continues.
The men are determined to hold out, al
though in many districts their means
have given out, and hundreds of families
are dependent on the public for support.
The iron masters of South Wales. and
Monmouthshtre threaten to continue the
lockout till 1875 rather than submit to the
strikers.
BERLIN, April s.-By the advice OIL his
physicians, Emperor William has aban-
doned his proposed journey to Italy to
visit King Victor Emanuel. The Grown
Prince and Princess go instead.
BRUSSELS, April S.-The public prose
cutors at Liege opened an investigation
yesterday into the Duchesne plot for the
assassination of Prince Bismarck. This
action was taken in consequence Of the
German note to Belgium.
LONDON, April S.-A considerable por-
tion of Yesterdays session in the House OF
Commons was consumed in the debate
on the bill introduced by Fawcett TO en-
able unmarried women to vote at elec-
tions for members of Parliament. Smol-
lett said the agitation emanated from a
number of turbulent women in America.
The bill, if passed, would enlranchise
women who gained livelihood by i'm
morality. The House, upon division, re-
fused to order the bill to second 'read-
ing by vote OF l52 to 1877. Disraeli voted
with the minority.
The Times, in an article on Gov. I'll
den's message concerning canal frauds,
says: "We all know that at heart the
American Nation is as sound as our
own, and equally capable of noble i'm.
pulses. The malpractices thus exposed
are inexcusable, but corruption is not
deep-seated, and is by no means charac.
teristic OF the American people"