davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-05

terra cum adiacentibus insults inventa
est per Columbian ianuensem ex man
data regis Castelle." But his amends
were too late. His suggestion had
fallen On soil too we'll prepared, and had
already taken root. The dame America
became the synonym Of the New World,
and, growing into use first in the map
and book publishing region of the Up
per Rhine, spread thence with books to
other lands. The name grew into vogue
in books before it was introduced into
maps. In the edition of Ptolemy of
1903, printed at Rome, the newly dis
covered lands made their first appear
ance on a map. There, lying to the
east of Asia, are the islands of Ispaniola,
the east end of the island of Cuba, some
small adjoining islands, and part of the
north and east coast of South America
This fragment of South America bears
the double name, :" Terra Suacte Cru
els" (the name given by the Portu-
guese), size Wuaatlus NoUus" (the
name given in the Vesputian letter.
On the map of the world by Schooner,
III 1920, the continent is represented by
three wholly detached and distinct
fragments of coast line. Near the arc
tic circle is Terra Corterealis, named
after the Portuguese navigator Corter-
eal-a fragment corresponding rudely
with the southern and southeastern
shores of the United States called Terra
de Cuba (the island of Cuba bears the
name of IsabelD-and fragment rep
resenting the north and east coast of
South America, bearing the name
america vel Brasilia val Rapagelli
Terra"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
See Btebntargt.

Ginbnieb. = Ser Wartt tpar beute
I'M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3iemli9 tbattg
uuo 6radten EXTRA prima Stiere So
6.65. Quh 3u6t= nno Wiaititiere iDaren
IN gutter 9tadfra9e uno bielteE IT'D Vreile
felt. Oieitge Jleilder fauften cine lttz
sQbl &u6e uno 3eyasiiere III Sen frlbes
ren Ereileu. gGir mottreu: $3.50 40
fir Geraslttere, $3-4.624 fir 3u0tittere
lino Utaltoieh, $~4.70--4.S0 flr ;ientli1e,
$6-6.65 fir ausgetpdblte bis ertra prtmd
5tisre gum 8erfAiffen. 0er MIartt
i0loB 3ienlt1 t0Gtig uno fcIt.
Die frilden 3ufubren betrugsn 1926
Stid ulo perfauft iputoen 440 .SuG Az
0ef obl9elt Yteileu.
00metne. Der Waarft ipar leb0aft
nno Brelie fit Die beiteu YbildoelpDlo
Sbneine ttDoS b0bsr; oagegen gingeu
Die Bretlc fir o%roin1re, raube uno sc:
rti8e Orooc nm SC guild. Yretle rons
gitten bon $7.12l-7.25 &r Berinee,
s. .40-7.60 fir oroindre. y$72o- SEQ
Iur 5tenllide bis cute nI9 $S.20-8.60
flir eTtrd 0iiortirte YartDien.
Die friiMen 3ufubren betru1en II, 4G2
StUG. 8erfauft iunrOcn 600O 0tiid n
Den QDtgeN greifen.
S9Gfc. Der Marft tpor rubig vnl
unner1Hosyt-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
Sic Gtrake anr OeinnOleit.

stsinise ben D1assr, bic ginsewetbe unb bas Srnt
bon aGen i9arieu, Fautcn nnb piberLtaea StoHi Nabdns
fuuse1, mefde bic Sunftioaen in llnorbmnns brtnssn.
un6 Gn %sntiernt bic nriaSe ber u1eiite, Sranibeitcn.
rDefde bos U?enidengeidledt beianen unb eriporit ouf
bieIe G8eiie srose Doftorrsbnunscr. Gos rtrtlomIfe
utb Supsrldltaite 5tiImttteG iHr ben 3ued rriro tn Or,
8ierce's ~po5IldmtGenbtu AbiibrtiseL5sm pheasant
Purgative Pellets) ~ssfunOeu. @i9t in ~wobItettsr 9otsz
ober 8appi9e6teIrerpotafs. %ionoern III SLGi4den
irif9 unS s~uuertdiiis perwabrt
2eute, be gu gut Te5sn. Der NtuBe pFesar unS ben
Nersnuser maassbea, icwie aud 2snte pom ~iieenOer 2es
~selsweiie f5inen Gei@wlre. 3urbnnf.IH. @i6t. 9outz
rotbe, ausf6ldse, Stnnert. 9eritopitbett. 9dmorrboibea,
Satdfristeit @alietsit NIB onbere 6nr6 ioI9e ssbeus'
neil. btrbeissfabrls 3uitdnDe ~uerbiten, ~eart tie pter DTS
ieGs pom 81. 9teres'S ppbIidntedenoen @bilbrfii9eLs
&en einntal p6denttlt, Occr nod beiier itoen AbenO
eins o6er Srpei, a%unebiner.
Gts iinS bel a1:n neutrality-suspicious. st pereoufen nmo
til beuti3en lut|9Iaseu mt. beuti9em Gs5reu4somnei
iuusen au bobeH. 48
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
Spt1iol=MofiarM.
Sic Grlaltnng Der Oelnnobeit.

Hte e~rsoItnna Der gsfunODett 1T oft f9Dierigsr ais
ibre BieoersrLousuus. Sdaoenbrinaenbs i3GitdnSe
Der Mtmuipbdrs. u~nsciunoe Sci4dftisuna. @rtrsn's
BON Sise unb Sdte, unb bautrnOcs Gnsseiestiein in
raub.m 8etter iinb ebenio uieIe anLdfe sn Grfrans
tunsen. G5 stbt MIR etnsH iideren 8es oas Sgitem
wtrtlam St i0usen, meun es auf bieie gBeiie ben ss
funbbeits i6dblt9sn dubereu G~infhfen o~usseiest III,
nnb bteiss 1T, iuben1 man burd en pernunftseuGbeS
1onituu, unb &eberberteaInssutitteE benz S6rper
6rditisuns unb ben Tunfttunen ~bsiIct6en 3tsstn,ds
biateit perreitt. Die gtssaibaften eines Sr6ftisunsss
unb Stssetuns8niitte[s itno in stitlt6sr g8stie in
@oftettet'S gtasetsSsitterem pereinist rpets
Dies sIet9seitia 6em SpFtems puuberbure Stbenssroft
einFtSbt aub allen 0et9unsen be5 @eo8enS, bsr @inse'
roeibs, Ser 2eber uaD llrtnorson: BON ibleu resetusds
6tseu 1unttionea, ucu benen bas EsobIbtfnben bes
souSen Spftemes abbdnsb abSupetden, ent9e8enars
bsitet. Die @sIunbbsit tcnn nidt ~rirtlor,er erhalten
merbeu ots bur9 ben gebrau8 oes 8itters. Al
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

u~riprlns[i9 elm beutf9es Sabritat,
Elm feiner 2iqueur un6 felt lnf5tg
sSa6ren als oas vbeit Wasenbttter"
IberaG anertonnt. M q n bite ID Dor
~ a d q ) N gen nno fauTe nur pon
a6tung5merrben unb nerlaBbaren 6Gnoz
Ier ooer rim @roBen" bon L. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. o. Box 1929. Jto. 66
2ibertpsStr., 9fetpsOorf. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

bcn Meraten a~uFgegeben. Gr idreibt unS
barber unter NnOerm: $50 bin aus
eteener Grfabrung bon Der 0Ite uro BON
Dem Mertbe bon 9r. Mn9uE 3Snt9'S
S3ambur9er 8tMSftbee il6er5engt u1o
m0dte Seoem ratben, Der an 8ruitz ooer
Gungeniibel letbet, I'M @ebrau6e oellels
ben Sinoerun9 unb 9etlung 81 iu@en-"
8fwS5nteotctnest4 = Sir trei6en
feline Wtartti6reierei, aber ANAKESIS,
ba8 groBe meitlihe &dtnOtrDOtoests
OeitWt4teg bat Eaulenoe gebeiLt, nads
benz Mal6mttteI, Sal0en unb auerLei
8fui6mittel ni6t angei6lagen batten.
Sic 1T BON Nersten auer S6u[en gutsez
beiBen. Sic lit etn etnfabes nit W2eotz
Gin prdpnrirtes Giniibrun9smitteE, tDirtt
aIs elm Snltrument, Gruet6uagsmttteL
uno Mebifoment, setpd6rt iofort Ginbez
rung ulto mirb fir ein untrugli4es Sells
mittel ertIdrt. preis $l.0O. Sraneo 3us
9el6idt na9 Gmpfong bes Yreile5 bon
IS. Neuitdoter & &c., $50. IS Walfers
itrabe, Seem gorf. gu Aaben IN GDtcogo
bel S. & 9. Is. 8loGt, 9to. 20 Wtarfets
ltraBs, uno III alien oeutI1en Npotbefet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
0InerIef.

9te neteite Gummer Der Safe
ftbe QtbrarD" (yto. 2) ent bait ben
Goman bon Slorencc WGrrpatt: open,
Sesame!" ST tpiirbe $50 Seiten 9ez
p0bult6en &omanformats fliaen nnb
foitet in porIiegenOer l%tnsgabe nur 10
9entS.
49, Sin @rempGar bon Otto BeI3er's
atlas BON Is b c a g o tDuroe Oleler
cage fir Das britil6e Wtuleum tHr Den
9reis pom $500 QnaetGHtt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
$taot Chicago.
Sic @6hl.

gtur nod biersebn Sage trenuen uns
non Der Wa6l, unb mir Deroen oorber
nur nod einmaL @cle8enbett BADEN, nit
nnieren 2eiern i'm &anbe uns iiber 6ie7
tel6e 3u beIpre6eu. Gin anberer SteIle
ftn0et ii6 Elm, iopeit Der &aum geitatz
tet, eingebenber 8eri6t iiber ben Gon=
bent Der 0ppoittionspartei unb cine Se7
1pre6ung Der aufgeitelIten GanOioaten.
SIS bleibt 0esbalb nur iibrig, uniere Ges
fer auf3uforoern uno Su erIu6en, nit
alien 6rGften auf Die G~rndblung oieier
@Gnbibaten bin3upirfen uno 10 berOppo=
fttion gu ejnem gLdn3enbem Siege gu Ders
belfen. 8eionoerS birfen mir po6[ bof:
fen. OaB u. 6. SEEING BET ieinen 5abIreiz
den unb longiG6rtgen SreuEoen i'm
Ganbe freunolide uno eifrige Inter
itiibun8 ftnOen pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
Ser 2tt1ttb eensaeet

Observation-Disclosures.
Ser Wdrft mar etipas better. t1Raefd6r
egargoGaoungen tpur0en un0 erfauIiaue
Geboten. 9ie JtGd)frdge tDar lci0t. 8relle
lparcn itetig uno felt ait 1895 fir yYtece
Stuff" un0 $8.50-l4 fir Strips nuo
8retter; S6iloeLiI itetis 81 S.. l0-2.60;
Qctteu $l.5O; SSoiIt unDScdntlinG SIS.
Sn ben OarbS par bos @eI66ft 3ients
IiD sut 4reiie telt DIe fOIgt:
@rite Gldile.. .$45 O0--50 90
Speite Glaie, l-3 Son.. IL O0-44 90
0ritte Rlaiie, lf-2 SoH.. 43 00-5 90
Drttte SlaIfe, l Bon 80. 81 10-40 90
0us8ein6tes, l COLLEGES. % OBS 90
8agenbors8retter l6toGt.
nnD r1ebr, Gu5ge5et9net. IS 00-40 00
Stod>Gretter A ......... 81 O0-35 90
Stod=8retter B.......... = % 90
Gtpf58retter C.......... ---
Common Brerter, Sotftunb
ScantLtng, 1915 SUB. 10 00v12 90
Tencing 10 50-l2 90
Soiit ulo Gcdn0lin9, 1924 u 00-l6 90
Soft, E3-24 SUB $500. I6 00--l8 90
Tloortng, | uno 2 Glalie.. IS O0-40 90
gloortns, 9%eiD06nti6, ran6 Is 0o-29 90
gIIoOrills, Z. g 5psst'@ ast 80 OO-'2 %
UDDNILU 6u4cIlUtEL -. 80 pO-lo w
Gtotnq. gctpobnII9, 2. ST. II 00-l8 90
GuuS 10 00-ll 90
SGLfen-gelGgt, 1918 s.. 10 OBS 90
8tdetS 49,. 10 00-92 10
G~e0erpto1ten, gelpdlteu... 10 00--I2 %
5-8s0u..... l. OO-2I 90
G6trbeIn DO. | ......... l % | 10
S3inDeLn-8eldgt, ASm. 275-'500
2atlsI1 .................. l75- z 20
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
0GrIeuoeci0t.

Der @ctreioemarft tpar 0reitog rur
iuenig tbGtig unD sum l6eil nieoyi8er ;
SpirituS nh; ProDiliousn ipenis be;
9ebrt.
Wcbf: fiat; gyeile nomineQ.
98eisen: unregelnIbig; iOloB Ill
$I.00{ BIS Ito fir baar, $l.09I fit Ots
tober un0 $I.074 bis $l.075 fir NoDcn:
berlieierunG.
Rorn: 564 fit boor unb ben Wonat,
533 NDnembers nno 475 JaDres[ieTeruns-
Doer: 333 fir baar uno ben Dfos
nat, 324 Jtopemberlteferun9.
Gerite: Sc Daar uno fir Sen Wo>
nat, 935 MISUNDERSTANDING.
Spiritu5: $l.l4 Die @olone.
so eBporf: $22.75 boar, $227 70
Oftoberz uuo 1925 Sabreslieferung.
@pL0: /. IL.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Gin Notwithstanding 6eitnng mur0e
in ct. Donatas, JoDa. an Drlt. 9ii1os
las air0en beipirtt. 0erlelbe lit cit
oer Sapjnoiu@t 1no !pUrOe iaon BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
0onlmeraieues nuo Tinan3ieles.
Ge!Oularht= Berid,
HENRY GREENERAUM a. co.

DeutI4es
8anfz, Be1feLs unb Bdiiages@eI1dft,
5. Ape., 5rptiden Ganoolpb> une @oIbtnatcrItr.
@3icago. IS. CFtober 1875.
gofo er0Fnste bente til MeD 4ort mil t164 uno i5lob
su 1863 NIT iots:nDen GoursuernnoeruRsea pdbrsuO
nes & nngs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Ser WilcS Gcufre MSdnnerOor
niro am 80. Ottbr. i'll Sobn 6. 3lebm's
6aGle in g3iIes Gentre Elm @on3ert NIT
8an geben, 81 mel6em ptele @bicagoer
Jreunoe ibre InWeien6eit augeiagt baz
hen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

go Sotpat NortbTeIo miro bur6
bas Suridtretem oeS ieitberigen Srtez
bensrt6ters Soiepb 6. Nbams uno Oes
GonitabIers Grofe cine SpeSiGlpabl our
8ciebung %9enannter @emter notbDenoig
un6 ptr0 oielelbe 0emna6it itattftu0eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

6. g. Cameron q. @arD) legte init
8eaua bterauf einen 8el0luB Dor, tD0z
ua9 Der Gonpent Der 9ppoiittonspartct
es fit unsettaemGB bGlt, etne BorteizGrz
nen1ung tilr Die Jti0terGmter 5l %treffsU,
unb oaB er ais Sa10toat fir D0s Nnlr
etnes 0tI6ter5 0e5 GtrcuttgerlhtS p0r>
foliage uub eS Der northumberland
iiberlaIe, ben GanoiOaten fIr Oas Nn1t
zines 0ei9ters bes Supertorgeriht3 aIfs
sulteaen, uro baB Der GonDent ben BG55
lern auf Soften Der Oppofftion anratDe,
Dielen Gan0toaten an5unebnten, fdu5 0er<
ieLbe eth ebrenpert6er ulo fd9iger Ofdnn
lei. Sci CT Da5 nt6t, 10 iolIe paa @res
cutib> @omite, tpelde5 bon 0teler &ere
iammIung Dor S6luB erllanlt lDeroen
meroe, ermG6tigt tDer0elt, eInen aIloerelt
pa11elloen @anotDaten Guf5ulteuen.
6err Cameron oe9Lettete Den SeIbluB
nit einigen erlGutetnben 8einerfungsu
unD ertLQrte, e5 lei BET oer oemotratlDeu
Yartet ME @ebrau6 getDelen, etlen Gdns
otoaten BON trgen0 Delber betonoerei1
YarteiFdrbmng ais 9ti9ter aut5uitetlel,
uno tie babe Darin leDr peiie 8eDdnoeIt;
oern Die Jtibter louten BON Oelll pDlltt>
lhen Partetgetrtebe fern gebalten tper>
ben.
0elegat sc 9 0 ma beantragte, ben
bon Cameron porgele9ten Sei6luBsAns
trag auf ben &ii0 gu Ie9en. Qn8cnom7
men.
8ernbarb 20pentbaL b~eontragte
Die Annabme oeS eriten IbetLe5 os5 Ses
i6luiieS Gin lotDeit iib beriel6m auf
&ihter Mc2taiiter be3iebD.
0ele8at q t mi til 0 ne DC. .WGro)
iprq0 6ierauf ulo tpolIte ieinen loon
trlber Dor9eIe8ten &el6LNBGatrag Ders
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12
VOL 85. NO Ill

pure music, and why 1t is very natural
for sensible people to become disgusted
with dwelling nonsense in music as in
other things. "The Test of Prayer" is
made the subject Of q finely pointed dis
quisition In connection with frag-
ments Of science for unscientific
people, the same being "Series Of De-
tached Essays, Lectures and Reviews" ,"
by John Tyndall, whose name alone
gives cOmmendatiOn and interest to the
theme so intelligently treated. In this
connection the reader is brought to con-
slider some of the tendencies Of thought
In the domain Of physical Investigation,
with their reference to materislism and
pantheism as the extremes in the re-
ligious theories OF the unbeliever in
Gods Providence and his promises
made through Christ 10 man. "TEa
Court of George II" forms the ground
work for the most charming historic ex-
tracts from the memoirs of that mon
arch by Horace Wslpole and Lord Her
ney respectively, Thackersy's "FOur
Georges" being appropriately connected
and interviewer in the illustrated fea-
lures of the article. 1t recalls In q mau-
ner quite interesting and simple char
acteristics, features and incidents in the
time Of George which are we'll worth
being remembered, for we are told that
the voices Of the court, "the laughter,
the song, sound hollow and indistinct;
the light on the picture fiickers and
grows dim; the king, the queen and
their court are but ghosts which have
vanished away" This number OF the
Southern ReUietU contains so much that
we are unable to give anything like a
special notice Of It's remaining contents
which embrace 'Bulwer's Last Works."
"The Republic Of Ants" "The Relation
OF the Will to the Feelings, "The
Clouds" and carefully written notice
Of new books and publications.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12
or v,se.Pre.,den, wilson.

SosemenIs or Wee -Pfesident Wilson.
LITTLE Rock, May I1.-Vice-P Presi-
dent Wilson arrived on the three o'clock
train from Memphis this morning. He
was inet at the depot 10y Mayor Fletcher
and delegation Of the city council, and
carried to the Metropolitan hotel, where
rooms had bsen prepared for him. This
morning early he took a drive around
town, returning to the hotel at ten
O'Clock, at which hour he commenced
receiving callers. The State officers
called in q body about eleven o'clock,
headed by Governor Garland. They in
turn were followed by prominent citi-
Rens Of all parties. In the afternoon a
delegation OF prominent colored men
called, and the city officials. At four
o'clock the Vice Presidents accompanied
by COngI essmsn Wiltshire, United States
Judge Caldwell and Judge David Walk
er, OF the supreme court, took drive.
The first point visited WIS the United
States arsenal, where a salute was fired
in honor of he visitor. Other prominent
places were then visited. Tonight the
Vice. President will be serenaded at his
hotel. He is yet undetermined whether
to go to Texas or not. A break in the
Iron Mountain road near Poplar Bluff,
impeding the running of trains, may
cause him to go to Texas snd then pro-
ceed to Kansas over the Missouri, Kan
sss and Texas railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WIN. WERTEMBAKER, librarian and
secretary of the university of Virginia,
has our thanks for the fifty-first annual
catalogue Of that f1Ourishing institution.
A DEFENSE OF LOUISIANA is the title
of neatly printed pamphlet containing
a lengthy, logical and impressive extract
from the annual address to the dio-
cesar council, by Right Rev. J. P. B.
Wilmer, D. D., bishop of Louisiana.
The address is very aOle, and in every
respect it is sound, such, in fact, as ap-
peaIs to all lovers of freedom and friends
Of liberty.
WE have received from Secretary G.
Delano, OF the national bureau of edu-
cation, q pamphlet copy of the proceed,
ings Of the recent meetings Of the "de-
partment OF superintendence Of the ma
tional educational association" They
contain, in addition to several important
educators, which were read before the
department, discussions Of subjects Of
present and permanent interest.
THE April number of the Southern
RevietV, published under the auspices
of the NJ. E. Church South, has been re-
ceived. In point of variety of informa-
ton, elegance OF ulCLlOn ana interesting
disquisitlOns, this is one Of the finest and
most perfect numbers Of the Southern
Review yet issued by the able and &C.
complished editorial corps, A. T. Bled-
soc, LII. D. and Mrs. s. BledsOe Her
rick. The idea Of God is grandly set
forth and treated quite philOsOphically
in connection with "Systematie TheOl-
ogy" by Charles Hodge, D. D., professor
in the Theological seminary, Princeton,
New Jersey, which itself is creditable TO
the learning and talent Of this great stu
dent. In this connection is also given
by john Miller, of Princeton, New Jer-
sew, learned article upon "Fetich in
T6ology, or DOctrinialism Twin to Rit-
ualism.U "The Middle Kingdom by
s. Wills williamson; "Pictures OF the
Chinese" by Rev. R, II. Cubbold; !;
"China and the Chinese" by Rev.
John L. NeviDs, afford varied vet con-
else ideas of thatstTange land and it's an
tique people, and the future Of christian
knowledge among them, the articles be-
ing written In pleasant and attractive
style. The article upon American
Church Music" will command the at
tention Of every reader, presenting Is II
does facts and suggestions showing how
and where We may look for a revival oI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12
AUCTION SALE
OF STOCKS. BONDS. ETC,

A ASAUCTIONEES, we will on SATUR-
n DAY, May Is, 1875, at II M, st the south
west corner Of Main and Madison streets, IN
Memphis, Tenn, sell at public auction. 10 ths
highest bidder, for cash, on account OF "holh
IL may concern. as follows:
s25 100 stock Of Peoples Insurance CompaIy
OF Memphis; 900 Mississippi hquloaIhg ts
wee bonds; $4,000, Judgment against r u uiasAl l,
ordered 10 issue by the Federal Court; TZS,oU
First mortgage bonds Memphis and Llstie -,I...ie
hCDds Hamnhia and Little Rock Hallway Co.
- O0 IRcoms bonds Memphis and LII. .ie
ROek Railway Co.; S2s,OUJ STOCK IN Mem PMS
and IittIe POcE Railway Co.; 10000 Second
n1ortgsGe bonds Memphis and Little Rock
LII ILtI[SaS - - 70 TRETENANT & Co,
AuCtiOneers,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12

czar's visit whether Germany should
answer the last Belgian note directly,
or appeal 10 the guaranteeing powers.
The recent warlike rumOrs are declared
to be the work Of stock -jobbers.
During the trial in Philadelphia, yes
terday, OF Gerdeman, the Catholic priest
who is alleged to have sbsconded with
money OF the church, it was proved that
the church was indebted to the defend
ant four hundred and sixty-seven dol
lars.
A telegram from Washington says
that the Southern memorial association
has adopted resolution that all soldiers
OF the Federal and Confederate armies
be cordially invited to join the memariol
association in decorating the graves at
Arlington on the first Of June.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-05-12
AEHtHLS BAPTISTS.
ihrfo or Oar Most Distinguished DI-
vines In Attendance upon the South.
rrn Baptist Convention.
? tH' Il Thought Of Them Lbroad-
Their Works and StandIzg IN the
Church for Which They
IshD-,

tHAELEsr on, 3. c., May lO.-The
1ll-.,gt I1tpii-t convention adjourned
'.''s a's Today. The session to-day was
NANNY occupied by the reception Of
,'LAD lttee reports, which were the sub
--./s Of long and spirited discus ,ions.
L'.e committee on new boards received
Jde resignation OF DR.. NJ. T. Sumner az
corresponding secretary Of the home
ID ission board, sCd nominated DR.. Basil
alan'y Of Kentucky, a. bis successor.
lne report OF the committee gave rise
70 mueh debate, but WAS finally accept
ea. The remaining officers Of the bosrd
were reelected, and the officers Of ths
iofelgn MissioL were reelected.
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The Berlin Post says there are reasons
TO suspect that certain Polish priests
have eouspired against the lives OF
Prince Bismarck and DR.. Falcke, min
ister Of scciesiasticsl affair.", and that
three persons, whose names are already
known to the police, were hired 70 carry
out the plot.
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HIS. TENN. WEDNESDAY. MAY I2 1875

open-communion influences Of the day.
With all his fierce antsgonism in DO.
lemic warfare, DR.. J. r Graves is one Of
the most amiable and friendly Of men
in social life, and in the privacy Of his
domestic circle is the center OF happy
and loving family.
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AS A PREACHER.

He is one OF those overpowering
preachers, so different from all others,
and following such unusual lines Of
thought that il is difficult TO compare
him with atheTs. He is pTe.eminently
a doctrinal preacher, yet Christ crucified
Is the center and soul Of every sermon.
He is lengthy preacher, yet he holds
the attention of his audience to the last.
He is q preacher who insists strongly
upon the form, rites, and duties OF the
true church OF Christ, and yet he always
places Christ before the church. He is
q preacher who insists strongly upon
water-thst is upon baptism and bay.
tism properly sdministered-yet he
places the blood of Christ before water.
IN play Of fancy, in power ofillustration.
earnestness OF denuncistiOn, in force OF
logic, in clearness Of presentation, in
naturalness Of delivery, ia boldness of
thought, and at times tenderness Of
spirit, he hardly has peer. When in
good form his eloquence Is overwhelm-
ing. His divisions stand out like pill.
lars, aud smsy each be seen separately
and distinct. A judge in the city OF
Memphis, on "brief day." in lecturing
the bar upon the importance Of a clear
statement of propositions, once re.
marked: "The gift is as rare SIS genius.
but is still susceptible OF cultivation. OF
living ministers | know Of no one who
possesses it in higher degree than Dr.
Graves, of the First Baptist church il
this city. He lays down his propositions
so clearly that they come with the force
Of axioms, that need no demonstration
you can see all through and around
them" 1t is not remarkable that man
Of such genius, fOTca Of intellect and dis.
tipguishlng characteristics has taken
bold ard advanced positions, coming in
conflict with the opinions of many, and
making q noise in the world. He is ac-
cepted as the head OF the great move
ment known as "old landmArkism, -
claiming 1t rs an old characteristic Of
Bsptists, and the ground occupied by
them In the days Of the refOrmers TO-
ward the Protestsnts, and ia the days of
The apOstscy toward the Greek and L6tiu
Catholic communions, and as the only
ground upon which Bsptists can stand
in successful resistance TO the liberal,
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Owing to the severe frosts and late
spring much Of the expected wheat crop
in Pennsylvania has been killed, and the
season delayed eight or ten weeks. A
careful survey leads to the belief that
not half e crop will be gathered, and
even this depends upon the continuance
OF dry weather.