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The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
REGLSTER'S ORDERS.
Keg1srsr's $ Ord4.
2e;t.rra'~ ,ttFl.

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.... t.s .it ...tttpa .. J.4a l.l..i c. ..
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Ic hot. 'taul'-, 81 t.r. ar B.. A.. ... .1s-
ly, 1e 5a,cI = t-.r4 4e... .ul .r..'t'
tls Hrs.,g 'alt the X.r,l lr- .. -.-s4 b.
>,Ve lH..'e q tho --lu,I.s o.. L..-g-
I--.t.-. -ttr, IlHn me E,ta;. -ar
iecru-s1 WITH the cate u; granting ~ -r"ui.
ay causlItE e ivc-i easements be posted within
forty days ir ~ ,ae Iste ot ueh Aettv-a. N
s!X OF tae .nust pubic places o. the County a.!
New Castle. requiring All PER. M hd M
demands h.a;Est the Estate. to pI esent Il q
same. Or aulde 0y an Act o.: Assembly in such
case M All . and provided. Aad also cause the
same to oe inserted within the same period in
the Daily Gazette, a newspaper published
in WILMINGTON. and to be continued therein
three weeks +. .. D.
Given under the hand and Seal
SEAL \o. Office Of the Register aforesaid,
al New Castle in New Castle Coun.
- D - ty aforesaid. the day and year abo 70
written. 5 c. RlG9S. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against ths Es-
tate oi the deceased must preseRt the sa u. c
duly attested to the Executors, on or be-
fore October 10Th. 1876. or abide the Act o.
Assembly IN such case made and provided.
JOHN CHANDLER.
AVID CHANDLER.
executors.
ApDREss-Wilmington Del.
Gets eod3W
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LARGE BEEr.-Thc largest beet of
the season has been left at our office
by John 4. Graves It was raised ON
hls farm in Brandywife Hundred, near
Beaver Valley. This immense beet is
of the turnip variety, weighs twelve
pounds and measures twenty six in
chcs in circumference. We have seen
a number of large, long heets in our
markets, but we doubt if this one can
be cXcclled in size on the Peninsula.
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Many of the Pianos and Organs now manu-
factured will contrast well with some
watches we have examined, having mass sive,
highly cmbellishcd case, and when yoa ask
them what time it is, they don't know, some
thing is the matter with the movement. Such
Is not however the CASE with the Beatty IN
strulnents, manufactured at Washington. y.
J.. the movement, durability, and tone, Is the
hrst consideration, and then the sass con
Structed according to price.
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BASE HI Ill.

The benefit game between the Quick
steps and Archers, will doubtless be very
interesting. 1t comes off in this city to-
morrow afternoon.
During the past season the Quicksteps
have gained 23 victories and sustained
10 defeats Several of their defeats wern
CauA"l by gross careIessnc4i.
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SECOND EDITION
Personal.

The health of Hon. A. II. Stephens is
improving daily.
While the Prince OF Wales is in India
the Princess will visit her father and
mother in Denmark.
Senator Booth of Californi.. lis confined
- the house of his mother, in Tcrre
haut", with an injured foot.
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Executors Sale
A VALUABLE FARM.
WIN be sold st public sale on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4th, -.


at O'Clock, p. m,
HAt the Hotel of WIN. Anthony, in Stanton.
Delaware, a Farm. late the property OF Joseph
Lindsey Sr., deed, situated III Mill Creek
hundred. New Castle county, state OF Della
Wm. W. TOrbert, samuel Denison, NJ. Z
Cheltrce and others, convenient to schools,
mills, churches, railroad stations, and seven
and Que halt miles from Wilmington,
Containing 2o5 Acres
OF winch 3 acres are covered with ya.uauI.
timber. The arabic land Is IN \ high state OF
cultivation, hAylrE been improved tor the last
ti.ty years. The tavm Is divided into ten en-
- good orchard "A bearing with Val iuJ- kind,
OF choice trult.
The improvement consist @. e .argc r
stone Dwelling, containing eleven SlSSI'f
rooms, garrett, cellar AMI kitchen, and ri.
good vault, PUN" house, smoke ksiI
house, wood and carriage house, wagon
house, corn cribs, amt all uece- sary uutbulG-
luss, with a large double-decker Barn, bulli
OF stone, with oyershuut and shedding at
tached and good staUllng underneath. There
is also 4 mill race running through the pro
pcrty, which paEs an annual rent of =. .'us-
session gwen on or before the 18th of March.
Terms. Ten per cent OF the purchase
money To be paid on the day q sale, 40 pee
good and sufficient title Will be given. The
balance may remain Tor a tern of live years
hy the purchaser giving Il bond and mortgage
on the prup perty and paying the interest amt
all taxes that may Oe levied on investment
while 1t remaIns in the property
SAMUEL LINDSEY, ENecuIor
l. w. >tdham X son AuCt rs. oC7-4tW
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,SrpLrHD FArALLY.-The Injuries 10
\ ~ Keardon. who fell down stairs at
d Stal SttlHihg house, Sunday night, result
Esa,do,ui dc,iiy, last evening, at O'Clock
% nm;uw a was from Richmond. Va, had
nan y' ~ and was a quiet, inoffensiye
q t5o, ne will be buried this afternoon
% EaS. .GSki from his late boarding place
M Is. front street, near Market.
l,As. morning the Coroner held an in.
I da.tL uhen the jury rendered a verdict
,oJra .1 by compression of the brain
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COMPouND SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry Bark.

This preparation is the only perfect Cough
Medicine that know Of and cures all cura-
BILE cases, and relieves those that are not
durable claim nothing for the prescrip-
ton, but the method of preparing 1t is sueh
AS to get all the medicinal effects from the
ingredients in perfection and has taken the
it at the head of the Cough Medicines OF the
world. 1t is used and prescribed by some OF
the best doctors in this and other States for
their families and patients. Old persons and
old cases of cough relieved and enabled to
sleep and get rest and strength
Prepared and sold only by
ALFRED WALTON,
augl9tolsnl'76 2S5 Market Street
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The INSURANCE CAsE.-At Dover,
Saturday, the evidence in the case of
HotIecker & Bro. VS.. the New Castle
County Insurance Company was all
taken and Court adjourned till Monday
morning, when the argument for the
plaintiff was opened by Edward $
Ridgcley, Esq. Arguments were con
tinued TODAY.
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tSegIster's Oruer,
REGIsrER's OFFICE,
Nxw Castle County. Oct. h. Is

SEw CASTLE COUNTY. Oct, n. Is.
Upon the application VI Mausel Tweed,
Executor Of John Tweed. late o. White
Clay Creek hundred. in said county, ieress-
ed il Is o-tc-et and rectei by the ke<;-
ter that the executor aforesaid slTe
notice oi the granting sf Lette:s resta-
mentary upon me Estate OF tae dcceAse ed.
with the date OF granting thereof, by causiaS
Advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
fron the date o: sucA Letters IL SIX Of Inc
most public places o. The county Of New Co
tie, requiring all persons having demands
* ust the Es'1te 10 present the same or
abide by al Ac; OF Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the sacle
to be inserted within the samo period IN the
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published in
Wilmiu2 2ton. and TO be continued therein
..ss,-,-. three weeks. Z. Z. D.
5(ENeS Given under the hand and sea- OF
WHY office of the Register aforesaid. 81
Ne- Castle. New Castle county aforesaid.
~ day auI year above written.
S. c. BIGGS. Register.
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MEETING AT Sr. ANDREws.--The
mothers meeting and children's sewing
school connected with st. Andrew )
church, will be resumed thi4 evening in
the Sunday school rooms. All interest
ed are cordially invited to attend.
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n ~ = SAINTS DAY.-Yesterday being
~ sainto day. was observed in the us
r. n manner b. our Catholic churches -
S-. s-e'e was large attendance at st.
9. s~t church. The Orphans of St.
Ss,sa Asylum, accompanied by the
eis isis OF Charity, attended III IA body
go,., ~ sunday morning at 10 o'clock the
S.ouf Devotion commenced in
,,.a mary church. There was quite "a
ige number present.
Y p,sious exercises were also held at
!, - ,ba aus church last evening. Owing
I.p5snan V ram there was not as large pm at :
'4Aoee as otherwise might have been.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

NEW CNIFoRMs.-Someo of the messen-
ger boys at the Western Union Telegraph
office, in this city, have procured uni
form of dark dlue cloth, with gilt but
tons, which is quite attractive and be-
coming.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

in all specifics when so many worthless medi-
cines are advertised for the cure OF various
diseases; but which when tried, are. found
wanting" We have yet to learn. however, OF
the first failure OF DIR. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry to cure coughs, colds. and pull
monary disease. 80 cents and 81 bottle,
Large bottles much the cheaper.
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NOTICE.

All rersnls ma ying claims against the E3
tate Of the deceased must present the same
iul, attested To ,ie Executor, on or oe
,a-r October 7th, 1870 or abide the Ac; OF
4sesmby N such case made and provided.
MANSEL TWEED.
Executor.
Aidres Newark, Del. uct27 eod3w
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Symptoms Of CUt0rt.H.

Dull, heavy headache, obstruction of
the nasal passage, discharges falling from
the head INTO the throat, sometimes pro-
fuse, watery, and acrid, at others, thick,
tenacious, muscuous, purulent, bloody,
and phtrld; the eyes are weak, watery
and int1amed; there is ringing in the
ears, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear the throat, expectoration of effen-
slve matter, together with scabs from
ulcers the voice is changed and has IA
nasal twang, the breath is offensive, smell
and taste impaired; there is a sensation
of dizziness, mental depression, hacking
cough, and general debility. Only few
of the above-named symptoms are, how =
ever, likely to be present in any one case.
There is no disease more common than
Catarrh, and none less understood by
physicians.
DIR. SAGE'S C4TARRH REMEDY
is, beyond all comparison, tho hest pre-
paration for Catarrh ever discovered.
Under the influence of its mild, soothing
| and healing properties, the disease soon
| yields. The Golden Medical Discovery
| should be taken t. correct the blood
which IA always at fault, and to act
| specifically upon the diseased glands and
| lining membranes of the nose. The
J Catarrh Remedy should be applied woin
| with Dr.. Pierce'S Nasal Douchc-the only
instrument by which fluids can be per
| feetly injected to all the passages AND
chambers Of the nose from which dis
charges proceed.
These medicines are sold by Druggist $
oct .5b-sOG NW-lW.
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Z. of "a SALnlsrIc.-Herman Rau, proprie-
seati,'e 4! 'oneef, proposes soon to start
ealed ~ literary and news paper to be
I'd N su rne saturday Visitor. 1t is design
uapers upPiant The Philadelphia Sunday
ers . which are sold here in large nu M
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4, fEtiJi ,FfbytIi.
EasIRsr DaaHA.G:

Positively cured by the use Of HCMPH-
REY'N HOMEPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. Sold by
WALTON Druggist,
2%5 Market street.
Also. foI sale. Homeopathic Pharmacy
Goods. and Humphrey Spe'idc' for people.
Oct lS-t Jan |.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

d. tbaAat Work on the construction
s.nps, e an1dltional track of the City Pas
he hTi ma galway, from jackson street to
ny 10 tp depot, has been delayed. ow-
1nser. arrival OF the necessary
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

The National cole Ban], ana Trust
Company at san Francisco suspended
payments yesterday. 4 crowd gathered
around the doors Of the bank before
the hour for opening, and there being
every indication of continuance Of
the run which commenced upon tlr
following saturday, and the officers
decided, "as measure of safety 10
refuse to pay checks. They say the
bank can pay everything in full, and
will resume aS soon as it is possible,
but they will give no intimatjon ofthe
date.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02
Good for Years.

Those who are compelled to wear speota
cles frequently experience great incon
being forced to change the glasses Those
who use "Diamond Spectacles," find them 81
durable that all such trouble and danger il
avoided. The diamond trademark is OF
every pair.
For sale in Wilmington by B. 8. Clark. No
407 Market street novle0d&w1w
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

Iowa women don't h"leyc in dletuls.
but let one Of thenl lream that she saw
her husband with MS arm around tne
Widow Smith and she'll Sulk around for
a half day.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

CHRIS. O'CONNOR'S CHALLENGE.
Tt "a authenticated shame" :"
said Chris. Q Conuor last night, that
with all the billiard talent in tins country,
we have only one leyesepntative Ameri-
can p aver, and no American game"
who is the player
Maurice DAILY; but he. like all the rest
pays attention only to the French game.
Now, in order to awaken interest in the
four-b ball, or American game. offer to
produce a ayoung player whom will back
for from $3.50 to $500 against any player.
The game may be played on any table,
carom or pocket. The man | propose 10
back has never played public match
N. Y. Sun.
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DIR. SAGES C4TARRH REMEDY

RAILROAD DErENTloN.-Ou last Satur-
day evening, he tram South ou the
Philadelphia y Baltimore Central Rail-
road was detained about four hours
owing to an engine becoming disabled on
the T. Il W, K. r., ut Lamokin Junction.
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PCBLIC lilies.
A DJOl RNED
TRuS EE'S SALE OF
EekE AL E%TATE,

pl virtue u: an ORDER ot The Chancellor 90!
- the state of Delaware made On the 9th
day OF eepteubcr. \. -. - in cause OF rsr-
tit on between DANIEL D,cAl e,ll. petitioners
and abraham =. Summon, et al, respondents,
will he exposed ~ sale u Public euIae. Oh
MONDAY,
THE liza pAIuF NyNENBER. =. Dist.
-7'r.1,k,,'.
tt 'ae ii,tr o.. 'icar-e Wh.rtclI. ri r.a
rUt Hf SOW tt-'.c. ',. PRIME. '-s .,..,sl l.-
l-Il E-tl'e, v.5.
Au :Eat .u.- a.r l-..# a..+ situate .u
He' Ct.,ie ''..!.r" Nrr -4s-.e t1u-F -r .
~ft.e "t p,lIW.-. .. 20. ..-. l,I.t0c 4-D..
'nri-utat :. t.tL.ta ..t.t-u ... a- 'l,e
lrt A. '.r0 aap.a 'ea.l--,,
! leg sHta.- .H.ia- ..... eI.,c-F .e.- 4r.
D'ae.- H.'.. -..- .uJ .-. l..-..t...
''.''s '.... .. -e- i..--.
moore H.. .-.. ..,.is- .,.--
ut o'h'Nt .- .r. .. rr-r.tt
Sit.u.a... . -a.- ..G s.,
'.rm- 81 ...- ."a.i. .r.v. .. .l- - ,
time ~. ..t.. ....-.. Ill ID. t.,- uu4cr>iEr. .li,
Trustee alH'.E. y'ae C.s -'e..,- =. fec .
.f- .alr. or J.s Alto rGeN.
CiIAS. Il. LORE, Trustee.
y. B.-Th., -trm. 'etn,fr,pc-;y %; Henry
lug, 'f'-a.rl, rtI 'tu. the Boar station iaru
on the delaware "a. .oll uI.es from New
Castle. III. ,"ertcI ~ one &; the lines. Ag-
rl'ultHrdi districts ia he state. has an -Xcer-
tonaily sooi s.ls. IL j. Convenient 10 schools
Churches. Markets. and j: very desirable
| PROPERTY. CuAS, b. LORI.
October 3h - -wtS-dtdf
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A HONE QUESTION.
From the Detroit Free Press.

4 Detroit boy surprised his father the
other day by asking:
Father, do you like mother:"
"Why, ycs, Of course
And she likes you :"
"Of course she does.
Did she ever say so:
Many time, my son.
Did sha marry you tecuGs" she loved
you -
certainly she did"
The boy looked the o.d lnan oyer, and
after long pause, ASKED
well, WIS She as n".lr-siFhtct thrn as
she Is now
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w t. Turner farm in Talbot county,
containing 22l acres, has been sold to
,Jno. S. Jones, of Pennsylvania. tor ST.
80
The daily gazette., 1875-11-02

REPrArERs. The Philadelphia T!,1Es
|of this morning says Upon the early
hn gang Of rcpeat-rs, under th- charge
of one Logan. -ma"- potato Washing
ton hruiscr. they VII got irs- at Bal
tlwora and tr,n col t. tIis city, pro
vidcd they are not ove"a4Vled and re-
sisted A. Wilmington ryt .troug lolega-
| ltion of P4llad"ipHlau-. WHO hay" chosen
IN honest iuI'1na,i u - tal,- t...sr pe"-
| ri" n upud.
Wh"u ,h" t,aia ii ta.oagd thi-
city, ut noon, about 5o2eu I.atns, -yi-
dent" tn" l--.lr.r~ .'lrG 20. were
amonE l.". f.-+.'.s.l.. BHttan strong
! delegation ~ pmud, ,lrhiau." .i5 no
"ov,Il9rl uil resist tn.lu
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FOURTH EDITION
WEA THEE KEPORT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. al 4, II.
pROBABILITIE

For the Middle States. rising baro
meter, northwest To northeast winds
slightly warmer, partly cloudy wealth
er and occasional rain
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~ILNI>DToN wAal6EEA.

W;Lpisatu> Del Nov. :. 1875.
o. 80 r '..e E5sgdvwlne Mus tor
~ .hI - = Corra:t.J [,n.y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02

GEN. SPINNER, now % years Of age
and Treasurer Of the United States
for thepast fourteen years, does not
actually retire from Office till July l,
the reason for this delay being that
his successor, John c. New, requires
the interval to settle up his business at
indianapolis. i Washington special
to the Nc,g York Herald says that If
there has heretofore been a doubt as
to whom the administration depends
upon for advice, suggestion and direc-
ton, this Spinner affair settles the
fact that Senator Morton is ''the pow
en- behind the throne" It was to him
that Secretary Bristow appealed for a
suitable man to Eli the office, and not
until Morton found the man did Bris-
tow venture to accept the rendered
resignation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02
assisted or family labor.


SEVERAL Christian Statesmen" and
Reform" editors are liable TO be IN
masked by Gov. THden's crusade
against the canal ring The Ne5r York
SIM states SUCCESSFULLY:
Residents IF central New York must
Rave noticed the Jealous and bitter de-
nunciatan If the canal ring INDUCED
in by tine Syracuse Journal, published
ut the Headquarters os the ring and
edited by Carroll z. Smith. lately
mariner Of Postage Stamp Terwilhger
and eN-Cguuty Clerk Of Onandaga
county, ez-Cigy Clerk, etc. Mr.. Smith
claims 70 edit the only out-and-out
third term Grant paper IN the central
norton Of the State, and is one Of the
1uIass and most persistent advocates
Of reform. Would the citizens Of that
norton IF the State believe that Nr.
Smith himself has been dabbling IN
this canal contract business Yet such
is found 10 be the fact by a contract
NOW on file. and what is more singular
still is that James y. Boiden, the re.
7rfed head Of the canal ring, appears
mon It as Mr.. Smith bouGsmau.
The Ns7y York World says the Is
grahcswean the Governor and the canal
ring IS. IN one sense, not a partisan
issue. since the members Of what Is
called the canal ring have dlsgraced
both political parties. The other day,
however. we showed that the tbieyeries
had all occurred during a period OF I'M
broken contlclof the State government
by the Radical party. Our Albany
correspondent makes it very PLAIN to-
day nat the thieveries could not have
been committed bus for the cOnnIyance
Of the Legislature. and, in most cases,
Of two or three successive Legislatures
Tha rascaIities which had thriven under
Radical rule it was left for a Demo
cratic Governor to attack. It now re-
mains for a Democratic Legislature to
convert the attack into a rout,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02
PRISCTPLE REFoRE PROFIT.

The following is an extract from Mr.
Parton's lecture on Kings Of Bust
ness
The great masters Of business had no
mysteries or cunning tricks. They
simply served the public with great
skill and systematic fidelity. That is
all their cunning. Mr.. A. z Stewart
once said to a friend: People come to
me and ask me what Is the secret of
my5sUccess N business. Why, 1 have
no secret. l tell them my business has
been a matter Of principle from the
start. Ii the Golden Rule can be IN
c0rp0Tatcd into purely commercial af-
fairs i has been done IL this establish
ment, where every customer is treated
precisely as the seller himself would
like 20 be treated were he a customer.
What l mean IS this: First of all,
nothing Is misrepresanted and no faults
are concealed. Then the price is fixed
once for all at the lowest possible fig
ure. Finally, neither the circumstances
of the buyer nor the magnitude Of his
purchase are suffered 10 Influence the
salesman IN his conduct or demeanOr.
In our dealings with employees the same
principle Of justice IS adhered to. OF
course I do not speak Of this as deserv-
ing of praise. We find it absolutely
necessary; an establishment ike this
could not be conducted for any length
Of time IN any other way. The one
thing which we cannot afford is a viO-
lation Of principle. In the whole world
do not believe there can be found one
business Of forty years standing which
Is not founded on the same principle
of giving a good dollars worth for a
dollar"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02
No. e,2lI.l
E,l fhnllceru Of Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE, OFFICE CLERK
- and Master ChanCery Court, Nashville,
April the lst, ls75.-MOTris & StrattOu, Com
planants, vs.. j. W. Barbee ct ais Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause,
that tie defendant, Fielding j. Barbee, is
a nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee; and
IL further appearing that an attachment has
issued In this case, and has been returned
levied upon the following property, viz: The
entire stock of goods or merchandise in the
stOTChOuse at Edgetield junction, Davidson
county, Tenn, given by I. b. Hamlin, deed, %
Amanda ID. BaEbep, and IN which said j. ".
BarbCC has been carrying on the business OF
merchant Tor the past three year,; also one (l)
spring wagon and gear and eight (s) fine Berk-
shire hogs; also the books OF accounts and notes
and all evidences of Indebtedness due by the
said Barbec, valued by J.. W. Barbee
at SSO0H1: 1t Is therefore ordered that said
defendant enter his appearance herein on or
before the secOrd Monday in May next, (lSIj,)
and plead, answer, or dCmUr 20 comPlainant's
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed as
20 him and set tor hearing eN p8rte, and that a
copy OF tins order be published for four con-
sccutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
American.
a C0py-Attest:
NATHANIEL BAXTER, ,TR.,
Clerk and Master.
=. L. Morris, Solicitor for Complainant.
9D2 OawGf fri
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02

MASSACHUSETTS, supports a Bureau
of Statistics # Labor, which makes
annual reports, though the condition
of the working classes seem to derive
little OF no benefit from its learned
labors. Judging by the recently publish
ed annual report. From this official re-
polt, the impartial .eader VIII get an
impression that protection, instead Of
protecting tha mill operative against
the 'pauper labor" Of Europe. actually
reduces him below their level in the
maiorit- Of cases the Massachusetts,
wJIl.nuneu 90 not support their fami-
lies by their individual earnings alone;
uhl5 fathers are forced to depend N
their children for from one-fourth to
ore-tLird Of the entire family earnings;
and they are not able to save, on the
average, more than three per cent. Of
their earnings. It also appears that
warain-aan are not generally extraya-
gait; shat they pay larger proportions
or .ls5r incomes for subsistence, rents,
aud fuel than d. workiugmen's fami-
lies with Ike incomes IN Prussia and
other European countries, and that
they pay smaller Per centages for
clothing: tLa5 most Of them would be
IN poverty or debt but for the earnings
Of their children and ithat IN only a
few. cases is there e7idcnoe Of the pos
sibiljty Of acquiring a competence, and
in those cases It would be the result Of
lssistnl or family labar.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-02

THE report that Prince Gortschakotf
has asked for the recall of our Secre-
tary Of Legation at St. Petersburg, Mr..
Eugene Schuyler, is now denied, but
there is no doubt that Mr.. Schuyler
report Of Russian mismanagement in
Central Asia which was published, Of
course, after the al tless fashion Of our
State Department. has made trouble
between Bussia and England. The
latter sees, or pretends to see, in it
proof If two facts-that Russia is IN
capable Of civilizing her Asiatic con-
quests. and that she means to push her
frontier TO that Of British Hindostan-
and perhaps farther. There's the rub.
The Eastern question" moves further
East.