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KILOGRAMS VIA new YORK.


Dot. Is.
MILAN.-The Emperor William, aooompa-
MED by Field Marshal Count Won Moltke,
Secretary of State Won Bdlow, and other
dignitaries, arrived here this afternoon. King
Victor Emanuel, the Grown Prince and Prin-
cess, and Prince Amadeus, accompanied by
the President of the Council, Signor Minghetti,
and the Minister for Foreign affairs, Siguor
Visconti VenOsta, received the Emperor and
his suite at the railway station, where the
members of the royal household and repre-.
s%entatives from the two Chambers were In
waiting. The Minister of War, Signor Ricot.
ii, and the NJ mister Of t@e Interio", Sign)r
Cantelli, Were also present. Mult,tn les of
people assembled at the Railway station, and
lined the gayly decorated streets through
which the distinguished party passed. There
was great enthusiasm. According to the pre-.
sent arrangements it is expected the Emperor
will remain here three Or four days.
FRANCE.
Dot. Is.
PAMs.-A banquet was given yesterday
in hononr of ex.President Theirs at Arrachon,
in The GirOnde. NJ. THEIRS delivered an address,
In which he said that the Republic must he
maintained. He did not think that the Radi-
Gals are as Hack as they are painted, and
believed if they gained power they would
pursue a different course from what their OppO-
nents supposed. NJ. THEIRS also said that he
desired the dismissal Of all tunoti0naries who
do not respect the Republic.
ENGLAND.
Ii is reported that sixty tons of small.arm am.
munition for the Chinese has been shipped from
London as merchandise and landed at Shanghai.
The British Government is investigating the
matter.
SPAIN.
Notice has been given that f reign vessels
entering Spanish ports will be heavily fined
unless their papers are properly countersigned
by Spanish Consuls.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Oct. Is.
Capt. George Boresford, the son Of the
Archbishop of Armagh, Conservative, was to.
day elected to the House of Commons for
Armagh, Ireland, to Eli the vacancy caused by
the death of Mr.. John Vance.
The London papers this morning announce
the failure Of Messrs. j. & W.. Dudgeon, en-.
gineers.
Their liabilities are estimated at 100000.
TURKEY.
P1RAEus, Greece.-Her Britannia Maiesty's
steamer Scraps, which is to convey the Prince
Of Wales to India, has arrived here.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.
Oct. 10.
LoNDoN.-A special despatch from Vienna
TO this afternoons Pail Mall Gazette says
the Herzegovinian insurrectionists are prepar-
ing to attack Zubei. The Turks are oonoen-
trating there. A decisive battle is believed
to be impending.
GERM ANY. Oct. 10.
MUNIcH.-A royal decree published to-day.
=
compulsory civil marriages.
THE DIRECT GABLE.
LoNDoN.-The steamship Faraday sailed to-.
day to repair the injury to the Direct United
States Gable.
CUBA. .
Oct. l9.
HAvANA.-Two more steamers have arrived
, 1875-11-13
D OF III DAY

ORDER OF THE UAT
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary Meeting
Monday 18th November 1875,
IL o'clock %aOon.
/. Election of Members to revise st.
Croix Communal Accounts for
1894.
2. 1st Discussion on Draft of Ordinance
extending to the Danish Westindia
Islands the Law of 4th FEBRUARY 1871
concerning Vaccination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


NFw-YORK CITY.
53dst 4 $50 IL " Of 3d-aye 45Kl0OJ; Terence Par.
lev and wife 20 Richard TreaCy 900
N5til Al, POO ftw 81 Slave. 25xlO0. John DOwd
Farmountave, n e 5. II2x20O, 24th ward Serena
Campbell to John lr0te S,l32
l1th-st 100 n . of TN 5l.6X a; Franklin q
Campbell to Albert Weber .. Nominal
osborn 80. Nominal
FuIber 1000
Michael c cross and vile 70 Henry Broessez 800 OF 500
dorn, ............. -. 5000
place; - lx574x3lx57Gi VIM Harrington to Thos
Grecuw.ch-si W s. rear OF 3 and Washngtonsi S2x
Irregular same 10 same Nominal
Fudl8y place r. 2G06 Il @ OF CentIsave. 1)OX20O 10
CLARK place, also Fntlay Place. a, 20s.Gft @ Of
ard wife t. David o $500
IUchter 5000
IfanEim. John = Itssig to David Iydig -. - IOO5O
Morrison and eifo to sara5 Int 795Oo
MoSiien aud others samuel 8ciflan -. $4,000
S'non tr1us and VIE 10 Thcs corcoran ~ COO
ltt4-st, No 645. 4S5 q o Of Ave y. 2jx92 John
Schapperi AMI wife other to Christian Wynen oninal
IeWs-sI No 10 a. 100 n n Of SiantCn-si, 2lXlOD
also G9crck st. 3l.2 II Of StanioDst III lXjOi
0'N en- 'iieree to Bank 81 savings IN. 5000
referee to WIN Wilkinson and Others 80 1000
10 Jsnpe n Reid -. Nominal
Peter II haynes s years $4,000
q ve9rs ' - 500
lOnicialJ !. y. sAyAOE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
|, RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Brs1Nrss AND nEALrn.

The subscriber sale the best paying AM best ar
ranged bushes, 80 Of Florida located in Oh" most
nca ta!u beautiful fertile portion " the state Fish aud
Game IL as.n lance. Fresh Wafer lakes,
iron one 90 i've mile- society uney,cponrdc To
any one desiring Florida for he'l,h OF .usn~~ an
opportunity oGcr"i haf might uot aysin occur 90 life
time The burius. fall uGe " succcs. and perfect To- a
lis details Tne uur would bee at trO bic ~ iul
cor o.. tTirl assistants would remain vain NM
susorlhar s eI to tl Oler only Tor family a5Ol7 iu
90 one wishing Co plrc1lsr Adit's OF CAL
ON is. l.. ROBINSON. Tallahassee. fllru., or
J. II. ROBINSON. No1m a..
$50 walnut IT,. Philadelphia
TOK SALE, OR PARTNER WANTED
sawu..il property gevl 10 Apaa nicola, III fll cry
liberal terms. an poOual opportunity HUNT *
HAYNES. lSI BrOa lway.
rglO HOTEL MEN AND OTHERS.-Prtner
uauiei or valuable sale liIel 80 in'n.l
ulrluy situated ia Philadelphia HUNT a. HAYNES, 47f
broadway.
, O,UUJ yogns and rnergetic b..ia..- nla in't a'
ranufao,urr and sale Of profitable sne'y DO m,cln
CIV aud ultenie himself AN cAieuthctl ana
uccesaul l5 noN 800 opportunity
io maxi a r4LIs e. aud viii give tc I-t mF ai
interest and tHe oaarge Of the Ohica Pru t address,
viii. reference, VI j.. TO- ~.
$500 n00 can BE MADE by a A 5q,i
). WiITLOCk. south Wilton Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Brooklnn Real Cstaie for Sale.

VVOR SALE or LEASE-STORAGE STORES
b and Atlantic Dock, fronting East River adjoining
v. II. = HIEFFELIN * Co., l70 Willamst
TNHE UNSOLD portion OF the Brev0ort-Lef-
ferris PROPERTY, situated Junction Of Iuonst ana
I-if0rdave.. Is being offered at private sa.o ~ n T.
MULLER * son. Nc. Pine g.. NeW-l oiE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08


Bs 4. ". Muller & Sen isslert Ieferts
houfe with lots Pacific 81. 80 ft Of Frank
nnave each lot 2Oxli0. williamson Ell 900
HOdgson each 1000
lots on Dean ST. 800 II o OF FraBklnaye each COX
ITO williamson each. ....... $50
lots adjoining above. each 20XllO HO on, each 1000
mot on Auanticavp, Franklin $40 7a.lix
75.sxiO9Ilx9s Calum - -. $500
ot aQoinng above on Atlantic ave- 20X0O; Caum 1875
lot adjoining above 20x9O; X Villa 1850
2oxiOO n iideeway. each -. 1875
ehols each 1875
lots ADJOINING above each 2OX iOO ldgsway, 1000
each - 1875
lot on Fuonst Bedford place, IA 9K70xa5.S
xSS4: X Williamson -. .........,,.... 3 900
lot adjoining above 20x973. ............. 2476
Tot adjoining above 2HXlOB; Williamson 2430
100. Williamson ....'.'..'.. 1900
lot adjoining above gxl00i Williams lg25
By Benz. r. FEFchiL.
fsOry brick tenement 'front.'. story brick teDe-
meuts (resr) with lot, q Of Sullivan 63 II OF
BToOmost lot 2l.4Xl2O; II Cushier 900
By William heilasIlg
story brick house, with lease Of lot. No 100 3d.
ave. W 4. 1908 II Of l20th-st. lot 16.SXlO0; 10
years lease from June 26 1906. with privilege of 2l
years renewal; ground rent Sl66 per annum. -
'dfhh Niulh c%ovV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Eelp Wanteo-- females.

WANTED.-L who desire to employ
w heir leisure hours homo at beautiful sy.s ~
FANCY NEEDLEWORK, send stamped directed llpo
call personally for SMITH 4 ctRCULA III IVES.
Fourtsonthst Tho literally paid tor. Importers a
Berlin Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Business Cbances.

An INTELLIGENT, ACTIVE MAN, with
1 references. make money f0 the hext Ton ua ~
curing Holiday rising. AdiIess with references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
NURsE-By an American Prot

es,ant woman experienced alex nurse Is al
t-ntye aud patient also good bousekeaper and thor
oaahy undofsigns cooking ObeGuJn 70 mo country
,ood rrisrcncp Cs nj CARPENrER~, lo3 6thsVev near
ytust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
SUPREME COURT-COUNTY OF NEW
- YORK.
IsIDORE ALTCHUL and JOHN HELLER Plaintiffs,

JOSEPH KUHL, Defendant.
summons a demand contract
Conn not -cfl
the Accumulation summoned anu ret urea
q answer e compliant ga ,iS acon when VIII De i9h ~
The Of the clerk ~ Ir C.y County " NtNiuk, az
city and 90 copy Your answer
complaint the stlscrher al thur Ohct No
Liberty said city, within tHe IT. DAYS after nc sci wee
OF TINS sium0ns exclusive o tao DAY "i ,ic SER
and WITHIN t.t
aforesaid. paif action VIII t1ko judgment
AGAINST iour huIaitl ana
.2fo, dollars tFl.i1t '1pt, VIII interest,"
from october thousand eight hundred ana
tive, besides tho COSTS AMI ESTABLISHMENTS OF s a'
tiOu.-Dated New loTa, Oct. 26, 1870.
GIBSON e. RAIEMAN, PLANTING Attorney
The complaint the abovstutliird action Wa ID Il in te
office of the NJ the city and County Of New OH 40 me
Court house Guy OF New York The 2Jd day O
November. 1915. - -
GIBSON IL BATEMAN. plaintiffs, Attorncys,
n2i 1awGwW % Lihrrt. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
REAL ESTATE.

NBw-Y Tuesday Dec 7. 1878.
The following auction sales were disposed
of ut the Exchange SalesroOm Lo-daV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Counlrn Eeal Gslnte 5or Sale.
aucnou Sales Of Real Gslatr.

ANTHoNY J. BLETCEEg. Auoiioneer. -
MISERABLE RESIDENCE On SIU1NE-
Il SANT-sr.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10,
nj Exchange -acsrOOnI. III BroAi"aYt I'VE
story brick stone House aud Lot No - iuy-
rssut NORTH side between Snih and Ie tistH contains
fo modern conveu-ucts and D., in nne order terms isf0f
absolute. M6 a AuoOncoI3 A J. Dl-I-LC Il La
son g. No. q pincst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Rea! estate 90 grrhnnee.

Rea! estate 90 grrhnnee.
. ATH WARD, y. Y. TY.-imprOved prop
erty (rente) sili be exchanged for Elizabeth or Ia
field property. RULAND * WLlIiNO' beehhah 81
Gin propertn % Eet
OFFICES TO LET.-SOme very desirable IN
~ the buildings s. ana Beckman7. and 100 anu Loo
nassau n. Ri LAND * WHITING, BeehMaA-s'.
TYO LET-FIK>T FLOOR and BASLMLNI
in the highly desirable building No AZ Howard ~ near
terms reasonable good tenant Apply 70 IL q
PlDDElt 800 ana5L
INO LET-An elegant BASEMEN |, ZOx1V,
/, inc building facing HAL PARK the rooms wei
!sued Tor billiard room. having hlgh otiln3 he
Ignt And ear .ccess Apply 70 j. ). "fChOff q Oo' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

SUPREME COURT-CTrY, COUNTY, and
- STATE OF NEW YORK.-HESRY b. DAVIS, PLAN
tn against OSCAR DIEFI defendant SummOns--l'ur
demand ON contract Com NOT srVedD TO Inc De
hereby npngd AMI required - answer
COMPLAINT action, vii bs fled in the Office OF
Clerk city aud county O NewIOrA. az Court
York CITY ami Of 10
compliant subscribcr MS Office No MURRAY
or 81 tins
you, exclusive Of the day ~ Ich service ana II
Won fan the said complaint within the TINE 0ro
ha IN
three hundred and forty dOiars with ia
SAINT hundred Gny i've, besides hc cost OF tI3
action.-Dated Sew York. nov rs. 1919
CHRISTOPHER FlN t. PLAINTIFFS Attorney
MurrIy-st. Ney NOrk.
compliant; the above entitled niei IN me
Olcc Cit Comfy Of New ora on the
..ltb Law OF November. 1875. Christopher FINE.
al IawgwM palLtiG 8 Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Gin propertn % Eet.
Counlrr propertn % Eei.

SI0D PER MQNIH ,o MgKSI EnsI6Rkc IoG
rooms garden, s2se, horse nea, dolOt pa en,e's ~
nd cold water stoves up; 40 minutes IRON Ioot 81 I'D
ertyst frequent express trains All IN oiu,I - y,
mart - apply at ~ West lhLADeih DepoI hoi w.
addr,ss OWNER. Box ISi, Elizabeth. n }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
G!usical Instruments.
BRAUTIGAWs Upright AZ

.BARLOR ORGAN for SALE-Neuly new.
tigHt stops including subbass Ia manual n.sot 100 ~
tfactve piece furniture worth 800 viii sell f tiJ
rant - p,y m3ut. Address GARDNER, Tribune n-r'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
5iluntions lDdntc1--fcnll

1 ADI'' MAID and SEAMSIRESS-iy tldy
v.nE eir who eau and b. good oie- i.r =
pleasant aud well commended Cau DO AZ 0Oz ttsrs
b.trcDu 3otI and 'tlIs.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
fotels
iliuler Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau. y. p,
IA Banamas-Now open. The most delghtia c.lnat, 10
frr world amer. viii 'Uast savannah B., 'y'ry ten al .
and make tue TIP in days. For PARTICULARS address
JAMES LIDGLI WOOD. 15S Broadway -. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

uOUSEWORK.-A respectable widow wo-
man with daughter IL old. would Ike places to-
ether te mother do plain cooking washing and ironing
bread and b.cuiL daughter do chauDrIwoTk
waiting viii make herself useful both have the best ref
erenoe city al country Apply At oDELLS AGENCY 100
West t IA st. corner y Broadway. Inquire for A o. q d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

~ whore families hOtols ani others get capable rcls
bic civil ssryanis ale aud female Prppy son good COOK
hoisowOrkers, wAtrossoS nurses. i-nsi1sl SWl '.ia
Rrs aud All Kinds Pr city country s. ne hpMH
DUREAU, No lJ5 btL ave. eIovo iOsh o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
0 ma q iaWGW I OTTO hoRi~11z plants Attorney


SUPREME COURT-CITY, COUNTY, and
- STATE of NEW-YORK.-HORACEB CLAFLIN JOHN
CLAFLIN EDWARD h. EAMEs. HORACE J. FAIR
GhiLD WLLLIAI > DUN, pL& TER ~ FoRCE DAN ~
against OSCAR DIErZ. defendant slmmons-For money
Com served) To the Defendant
hereby summoned and required TO the
PAINT this action, which win De filed in the Office % tIe
eI OF the city and County VI York. a. the Court house
in TIE city Now York. and 70 OF answer
to the said complaint tho subscriber at his Ofic No
Murray NoW-N1Tk city, WITHIN enty he
II tina yOu exclusive of ths day Of such
vice. and II fail % the sid complaint within tho
tme said the plaintiff IN tins action viii take Judgment
against he Of seventeen hundred Gpi
lars interest thereon from the l2 dag November
Ou,nd Git hundred and seventy Fe besides the costs
OF this action Dated November II, 1915
CHRISTOPHER FINE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Murray -s,., y. 7.
The complaint above entitled action was lcl the
Office Of The CLERK OF the city and County Of New rk on the
3OIh DIS oi No. cfrJ Der. 1910. CHEISTOPHER FINE,
al law6wW Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Cesal Notices.
IT OF COMMON PLEAS, CITY AND

NOURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CITY AND
~ COUNTY or NEW YORK.-THE NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY asainst JOHN CLASS, PATRICK
cUDDY, MARTIN Z. MONAIIAN, JOHN ARBOGAST
and HAtBARA. his wife. PHILIP BOLEEDER ROBERT
w. FDkBES j lHN W. STEVENS CALN1N STEVENS
Pi lS} Den STEVENS, JAMES n. MIsREE FREDER
JOHNSON: WILLIAM a. McGRArH, Receiver Of the
property OF JOIN AKBOGAsf HENRY hRUDENEk
CHARLES sCHhOEDEl- JOHN CLABY. THOMAS
CALLAHAN, ELLEN MARTIN. THOMAS DUFFY
GEORGE LIBBY, CHARLES MErZN EN-S lmmOns for
Reef-ro zach OF the defendants above named You
hereby summoned and required tbs compliant
this action. Of which copy herewith YOU and
" serve of TO the said complaint the
subscriber at his olce 80 - Chambers
M within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive Of
the day ~ such and fail tie said
complaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiff this action
viii apply 20 the Court relief
pLaint-Dated New-NOrk. Oct Z, 1870
HENRY a. BOGEKr. Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint IN TINS action led with the Clrk OF the
Court q Common Pleas i1 The city and County Of New York
az the Court house said CITY tho eighth day OF October
1873. HENRY A. BOGERr. Plaintiff = Attorney.
nil lav6wW No. n Chambers street = ew Yor.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08

o. STSSEX-ST.-S Second floor front ROOM
{, no pfNT with Rnt tD southern exposure; ho ami
old ..,.r bath c,umuu within I'VE minutes wax OK
lr frIr 81, terms reasonable references exchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
fine ArIs.

h Now exhibition 40 the linton i1.l saeroo Pi'l
NATE LIBRANy comprising unusually me collection II
IsIa ell Standard Works tha e tons IN nne b1d
ues To he 5olr by Auction PH IT tSDAH ali FRIDAY
EVENINGS. Doe . amt l o. AZ : = O'Clock.
The Mr~srs. Lf.AFITT, AurtlOnr'gs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
Y. SUPREME COURT.-MINNIE SOLO

~ MON Execntrix of Nathan SOLOMON deceased plaintiff
against CHARLES 4. BUDDENSICk. ISIDOR FALK,
PHILIP ]. SETTER, TSIDOR PERL and PERL his wife,
Defendants relief-Corl served
had in the and County To tho defendants
above named You ara hereby summoned and required 70
the complaint In this action which will DO filed Che
oce ~ the Crk Of ne city aud County of New YORK az The
City the CITY OF a
the said complaint the ais Oice
Z93 Broadway. service Of
tins exclusive OF the day
and You fail to tho said compa mt within the time
Aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action VII apply 10 the Court
for the relief demanded in congratulated New York,
July 20, 1875. OTTO HORWITZ, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint the entitled hled
the ONCE of the OF the CITY County York
on the 23d day Of November, 875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-08
5itua.ions Uaule0-- females.

At JACQUIN'' FRENCH BUREAU, bUZ
n 6th ave- between 35th aud 38ih sH can be- engaged
reliable SERVANTS II All nations.
A YOUNG LADY with a clear SOPRANO
deErss position Choir n Brooklyn Jersey city, or
New York CAL for week. at No. 3l2 West 27h-st.
NaaN M
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25
a Curiosity of Liquidation.

The following bill, which has passed
both Houses of the Alabama Legislature,
and is probably a law by this time, is a
curiosity of legislation
A bill to be entitled an act to prohibit the
disposing OF agricultural products be-
tween the hours of sunset and sunrise:
WHEREAS, 1t is a duty of paramount
importance that the General Assembly
of Alabama should provide adequate pro-
lection to the agricultural interests Of the
State and
WHEREAS, The depredations commit
ted in the way of petty thefts have been
carried so far rs to demand prompt meas
ures for their suppression ; and
WHEREAS, In the opinion of the Gen
eral Assembly no adequate remedy can
be found, except by regulations Of gen
eral application controlling the hours Of
trade; therefore,
SEC. l. Be it enacted By the General As
senably of Alabama, That any person who
shall buy, sell, receive, barter, or dispose
of any cotton, corn, wheat, oats, peas,
or potatoes, after the hour of sunset and
before the hour of sunrise of the next
succeeding day shall be guilty of mis-
demeanor, and, on conviction, shall be
fined not less than $40 nor more than
$500, and may also be imprisoned in the
county Jail, or put to hard labor for the
county, for not more than twelve months
SEC. 2 Be it further enacted, That
this act shall not affect the right of NUM-
cipal corporations to establish and regu-
late, under their charters, public mar
kets within their limits, for the sale of
commodities for culinary purposes, nor
the right of any proprietor or owner of
any plantation or premises, to sell on
such plantation or premises the necessary
grain and provision for subsistence for
man and beast for the night to travelling
or transient persons, or for the use of
agricultural laborers in his own employ
ment on such plantation or premises.
The purpose of the bill is sufficiently
stated in the preamble. 1t is, in plain
terms, to prevent the petty thieves in the
State from stealing from the plantations.
The method, however, seems to be very
indirect, and circumstances can easily be
conceived of when the law might turn a
very honest tradesman into a violator of
the law, and subject to fine and imprison-
ment for his ofense.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25

Applause According to the testimony
of all these men, of the President, of the
committees, of Mr. Hale, these were cor
rupt governments, oppressive govern
ments, bearing down on a generous,
brave, truthful, magnanimous people
The question was whether or not these
measures of reconstruction which had
been proposed were Just. In this con-
nection he spoke strongly against the
Force Bill, and all other measures of
Federal interference. He charged the
drawing of the color line upon the FEEDER
al Government The two races were at
tached to each other by bonds of affection.
There was not a negro in the whole
South who was not dear and endeared to
some white man, woman. or child. The
Government interfered and broke asun-
der their relations, the first lesson it
taught tie negro being distrust He
wished it distinctly to be understood
that the capacity of the negro race for
freedo- and for the duties of citizenship
shour. not be determined by the Govern
ment, OF by any of the occurrences that
have taken place. Negro freedom, and
negro citizenship, and negro suffrage had
not had fair opportunity for favorable
development at the South. They had
been continually in the control of agents
of the Federal Government 1t would
be unjust to them to form any estimate
of their capacity to use the demands of
their high position by the events of the
last ten years. If his hearers wished
to see Southern society recognized, the
best market in the world re established,
they should give to the South those institu-
tons which were established 40 hundred
and thirty years ago in the hills of New
Hampshire-local self-government. APP
plause.
In closing. after giving illustrations to
show that the reports OF outrages and
disturbances at the South had been ex-
aggerated, he said: l assure you that
there is no antagonism to the Union in
that Southern country. If you were to
attempt to confer a separate nationality
upon them, they could not accept it as
boon. They all believe, and feel in their
shattered condition, that their hope and
the hope of the American people is the
preservation of the Union. Applause. I
They are actually hungerng and tliirsting
after government which they can love
and revere. Applause. They are
ready to rally around your old flag, which
for the last ten years has been to them
not an emblem of protection, but an EN-
blem of force. Just vouchsafe to them
the benefits of government as you enjoy
them yourselves give them the right
of local self-government; that is all they
ask, and they will teach their children to
lisp, Liberty and union, now and for
ever, one and inseparable."
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-03-25
a Wafcr.Einder.

A New Hampshire correspondent says
that Capt. John S. Godfrey, of Hamp-
shire Fails, who has gone to California
to locate wells. never fails in his "mani-
fescations' as to where water can be
found. He works thus: With nothing
in his hands, he walks over the ground
until the water, if any exists, is approach
ed, when he is affected with a nervous
twitching in the limbs, which increases as
the water is neared, he all the time acting
very much like a person with the bars of
a magnetic battery in his hands, and
following the course of the spring or
stream, whichever way it may lead, re-
gardless of walls, fences or other obstacles,
and seeming to be controlled and directed
by some power which he is unable to re-
sist. Capt. Godfrey claims no supernat-
ural power in the accomplishment of his
work, but declares it to be simply sensi-
tive organism or powerful current of
electricity in himself, so powerful as to
attract him irresistibly to living streams
and mineral deposits beneath the surface.
During the late war he located all the
wells for the use of the army under Gen.
Towards command.