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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
ATTEMPTED Suicide.

CHICAGO, March 15.-A. ]. Thomas, Of
Camden, Indiana, lato Of the firm ol
Thomas Brothers, Of that place, attempt.
cd 10 commit suicide at the fremont
House this morning, by shooting himself,
II il supposed fatally. lie has lost heav'
lily lately, aud It Is said his losses were
tho cause Of tho act.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
EN0LIsM WHEAT CROP.

LONDON, March lO,-The Mark Lane
Express In It's weekly report OF tho bread.
stulEs market says; "All accounts agree
that young wheat has passed It's trials
successfully, Most Of the European mar.
kOtS show q rise in prices Of from one to
two shillings."
As TO THE SUCCESSOR OF PoPE Plus TX.
Itis said that confidential exchange
Of views In regard 10 the election Of q sue
cessor 10 Pope Plus TX IL taking place
between Germany and Italy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
Chlengn.

CHICAGO, March l5.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Aotive and unsettl ed,
closing easier No. spring 96J!a97c; No. .,
90 9lIa9S%C for spot; 99ISc seller April; 969lc
seller May; Q7Gc seller June; No, 5, SSa
sSISc; rejected S0Ilaslc, Corn-Active and
closed easier No. 2 mixed 66a66I<c spot;
66g4c old seller April; 721Ic bid seller May;
7lhc seller June. Oats-Active; $50
spot or seller April; 669Ia57c seller May,
Rye-Demand active and advanced; No. /,
csc. Barley-Active; No. 9, 81 OS spot; 81 OS
seller April. Dressed Hogs-Steady; light
sasIi; heavy SIfas%c, Pork-ACtiyC at
$40 lOalO l9lS spot or seller April; $40 10
seller May. Lard-ACtiyo at SIS 7Oal3 70
spot; SlS 67iI seller April; SIS S7JSalS 90
seller May. Bulk Meats--Demand active
and advanced; shoulders IKE short rib
middles loIfC short clear lOjSc, all loose
spot, WhiSky-$lll.
On call bONrd wheat was unsettled and
higher; 931O seller April; 979Sc seller May.
Corn easier 6d%aGGIc seller April; 7lEc
seller May, Oats hrm and In fair demand;
5S9Sa5Ssic April, No call for provisions.
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war DErARrAESr,
OrEicE OF TitE T z CniEr sI3SAt \. . 0TEiSaH Z g

OPPicE ~ riiR CHEZ sinSAE UGHiCRa, I
WAaAiSdrOS, D. c. March l6,-S;9c P. "
rRoBAHtttttES.
For The Northwest and Upper Lakes
10 Missouri and Tennessee, rising batcnie.
ter, hotthwesicrly winds, occasional snow
or rain, clearing and colder weather. .
For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States, low but rising barometer, south
vest 10 northwest winds, occasional rain
and colder and clearing weather.
The tivurs will rise Al Leavenworlh
Keokuk, 81. Louis, Memphis, Vicksbutg
New Orleans, Pittsburgh Cincinnati and
Frcepnrt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
A t'carfui Torna,io,

CoLuNBfA, s. C, March 1G.4A fearful
tornado passed over the lower part Of
Richard, yesterday. A house was blown
down and two PERSONS killed and several
badly injured, Trees we're torn up and
twisted Just AZ though they we're twiga, II
continued for some length Of time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
Local Option M pennsyitania,

HARRISBURG, March 16-The House
bill 10 repeal local option passed the
Senate on the third reading to-day with
a stringent license Law added, and sem
back to the House for concurrence. II Il
thought the Houe will not accept The
bill and the local option will stand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

The police to-day arrested James Dade,
William Kelly, and another, name un.
known, who have been induStrlouSly op.
Grating for several days at various rail.
road depots Fleeing the countrymen by
mems Of the confidence game IN San
Francisco,
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UnIoundcd Report.

NEW York, March l6.-,Thc General
Passenger Agent Of tho Eric Railroad
Company says there Is no foundation for
the statement that his agents are offering
tickets lCss than The tariff rates.
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1,oSpoS, March l6.-The steamships
AleSandFis and Switzerland from New
York, and China from Boston, have AZ.
rived out. ....,,-
NEW YoaK, March l6.-The steamship
Republic has arrived from Liverpool.
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ToLEpo, March f6.-Flout-f'itm and
unchanged. Wheat-shado easier; No. 3
white Wabash 81 IL, No. ! white Michigan
81 t6lf; amber 81 i2jE; No. 2 Wabash red
81 IS; 10 Dayton and Michigan 81 i2M.
torn-Dull; high mixed Tic; seller May
72Xc. OaLs-Qniet; Michigan 6shc; white
coke, Clover Seed-Dull and nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
t,onservaIiVe SfaloFilt IN Ifouse,

NEW ORLEANS, March 1e.-Marshal
Packafk telegtaps to Gov, Kellogg that
the arbitration gives the Conservatives a
majority In the House.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March l6.-Ncwa has been
received that tho natives Of Assam have
masSacred surveying party commanded
by British lieutenant, consisting OF 63
sepoys and coolies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

PITTSBURGH, March 10. -Wheat-QuieL
and prices unchanged. Corn-Ear 75477ci
ShelIed 7iA7SC, free III elevator. Petroleum
-Dull crude 81 GOAT rafkef'Si refined i44c
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

CLEVELAND, March l6.-Wheat-vefy
strong al 81 iial II. Corn and OAts-Firn
and unchanged. PetfoleumGFirm; stand.
ard white, cat lots, i2C; Ohio state test i3ci
small lOti ia2O higher.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

FALL RIVER, Mass, March l6.-The
mill operatives strike IA At an end and
the mills will bc re.opened on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

Tho nomination Of ex.Congressmai
Parker, Of Missouri, to be Chief Justice
Of tho Supreme Court Of Utah involves
the removal Of Judge J. B. Mexican, but
does not indicate any change in the policy
Of the administration regarding the qtlos:
ton Of polygamy. This removal andlhat Of
The present Register Of the Land Office In
Salt Lake City were caused by what the
President deems Ganatical and extreme
conduct on the part Of the officers ~ evil
denccd by thOir violent attacks upon Gov.
Axtell and certain Senators who recon-.
mendel his appointment, and several acLs
Of Mexican which are considered Ill.
advised, tfyrannical and in excess OF Ills
powers as Judge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-17

FIVB-TWehle9 1897 U...tn""llT1i
FiVe.tNbhtes l.H....
FlEe-tEehtlOs ll6Bol is'''"".,sn"1llgI
FiVe-tWuneS (lSGEI new
FlVestWHnOd 1851
FlVe.tE6htOA (lHS) W.
New Fiyes !bA
Teil4lOfte ..'.'"..l VA
Currency
SrATB BoSD8-QuieL except North Caro-
lima old, which are lower
Missouri
Tennessee,
Tennessee, new.........'s.....'...
Virginia ilew...
NtginIa
North CafOlfat
North Catoha, '.'l3
RAILROAD 1loSDs-Firni.
sroCKs-Declined Nai per cent In the
carly dealings, and thon recovered AaK
pcr cont. The leading features were Union
Pacific, Northwestern, Pacific Mail and Va.
bash. Western Union advanced from ~
10 77N. The remainder Of the list was
tsady on slight changes among the in.
SestmenL shares. Illinois Central was strong
and advanced from iOi TO 1O29E. Stocks
were ffm and in some cases higher during
the last hour ot business, with a slight re-
action In The final sales. Union Pacific was
strong and advanced to 4st. Western
Union was also strong. Lake Shore rose ID
73X. Asa general thing other changes art
not important Transactions At the Stock
Exchange aggregated $4,000 shares, oil
which $4,000 were Pacific Mail, As,OOC
western Union, 10000 Northwestern, 6,oO
Wabash and $1,000 Union Pacific.
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3u,at Nfdbbenfe,t.

eSn Grmsleben, einem @tdbtden untueit
9auenFdbt I'M Sbarineer 2anoe> ,uaren
Dor etma 60 Sabren einist Maurer be-
l96fti9t Die beili9en Rdume Der tleinen
Stride aussuweiben. @ie man sas oft
tuabruimmt, bab. ,,abe be,n 9eili9ien,
serabe Die fre9ite @ottesIditerung laut
tuirb, unb bas Rinb Der 5initernis li9
ieines l1nslaubens rubmt 10 ipra@en
au& einise oer @sieuen, als lie. ii@ gum
0eIpern nie6erseieBt batten in tederQD ellie
ibren 9obn unb unslauben aus. Giner
Der Tripoliten ersriif io9ar ieinen Wou=
rerpinlel> ,panbte Die lange @tange I'M
un6 Fieb Dem 9eilanosbilbt, bas oben an
bet @ano aIs Grucifi fir befeitigt NOR, Die.
Zen @peer .la@enb in bic Seiten,uunbe.
,Da bait ou nod einen @tob, Is tuar
niat 9enuo," rief er unb freute ii@ 6es.
b6Qil@en@elddters |einer&auleraoen. Sic
arbeiteten Bis gum Mbeno. Mm anoern
Morgen er19ien Der :robe: Grmaleber &C.
ieu ni9t ouf Dem @ertplabe, man fra9te.
uno erfubr, er lei an's 9ranten!a9er &C.
ietlelt. Seit benz 4beno borber fiiblte er.
tinsn brennenoen, ite9snben S@mer5 IN
Der linten @eite, uno init oemlelben rer<,
nabm er i'm Snnern bic Donneritimme
uSrret eu9 ni9t, @ott' ldit leiner ni4t
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irsbe}onbere ;u beut5d)eu 90itte(oIter
bies 80 f;eblid6eu .s@g)lorieu Qeben" ,~oud,
bhlRinbhsita6er sheifiae,, Snrofro,l unS
Bctaasesli.s Tier Iit,s3melpl m oberiu,iI16er as
osfiidflerI gr,dflunoer 3ber 81 MnDad3t 'aInb
5srasis5e beg oMofIsssnn1houIid3 oemoat.
31s,ilidf }pirffe hie;ll ,ad i6rer, Wsiie
btS atte Ibeiliae &nnif.A i'm in Qie6 unb
Bi4hsaari5 NJ}oria bds SSin6 j. :. amer
berrlihpnsssa = ss;s ih;fSfrf. nGlt aInb b,=
fnot x. lt sa;sSnat e;nhh.;t
T@s! Hm ~ ssans s.s WV s..s r. ~. no9su
9(9slels,r saSlfs1egen onfg lle> pas oar1e
SVngf ME es SNAtmen~ pFegt
i1h @htss.t susgt taSaretb; lpie e. lerrt Dor
ganI Ms,Na,a R9ieen, m;e "a, banr, bem
,.,ssaan9 nsS cssassfs,, n,atit unS
W. ""u
ole apnens IsRpens AlAaeMBelettsl Y ssa gum
glItrssts, ttlfDqs soeAt9tbunlE hes sperrn.
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- H:5@saaan{ {n,l,f feitt as1.s:
Der 1SpbItbGttNfett tpiuem.

Ser beilise s9bop1os, BON. 0iuanopa;
gr8biI1pf non WaIeutia> eiu: :Sobannes
Gleen,Diynari,s ?ber neuern 3eit> bate
emit Elm, Paar lGanbl9ube be- }tellt, aber
als lie ibm: gebraHt tpurben, fano ct oen
Yreisf3u bod; ..6anbelte nit benz 9ano=
jd),tn,a9er eine aiernli9e 3eit; unb befabl
ibm enbli6;H ibm supblfeilere 5u brin=
gen. Ser Weeiiter gins perotieBfi9 fort,
nnb er9oB IT'D iberau, ,po INNER &C.
{9dft ODER Wtube i'm binfibrten, in Bit
tere @1maGrebeu, uel6e ben 19n6ben
@eis bes Gr5bif9ofs gum Sbema batten.
gt,,1ge So9e' na9ber botte li@ eine iebr
.eiinlti9e @cleeenbeit fir bic Werbeira=
flung ieiner So6ter 8efln6en; allein
burd feline 4rmutb auBer @tano 9eiebt,
lift bie srforoerli9e Musfeuer n,tt5u9ebet1,
fam: e au eihein Greunoe, ibm leine Notb
3u ttastn. Scr Greuno ,riety ibm,, gum
gr3bi}@af,su9ebeu, .als 81 eineu Manne;
beKeW Npre!9 Grei8e6igteit 5Nn1 @pri9=
mort een56rben. Sem 3ano}9ubma9er
abtr fDnnte niDts @efdbrli9eres se1agt
uerben, um. .{eine Grbitterun9 neu auf5u+
rei3tu; er; Io9te b1bni19, ,unb. 3iin6ete
au@ pieiem :Treunbe oas re@te 2i6t an,
in ,uel9em Der beilis seprieiene Mann
au Betra9ten1 mdre. Sn5pil9en batten
bic Rpmmi1dre beg gr3bii9ofs, Die BON
Glen be1onotren Jd1ltn BET 8ebiirjti9teit
ibm 8eri9t geben t,uSten, audi bon bie<
Ter biirftigen Burgerato9ter glpti5 be-
fonafftett: fif1bi Sn1Ieif1t mnr6 Hip a,ir Wus<
:1teuer: beitia,,ute @ebt bon, 10 $balern
ing 9dps :.9eienbet. Scr .arh1e !9anb=
wertero erI9rad, mar por 8el9dmun9
t,tnb @tauns11 ,pie eauBer fb j; unb taunl
bate er BON 1einer' Yefiirsang .Feb er.
:bplt, ,als e. i@on: az lcinem WobIbater
silte aRm lan Gabe!t afiS asa5ss M ss;Fiikr 5Fiik ieine
Besheit,, ,apeipeno? ann Ber5eibnHg' bot.
9bomas eober tfayte- fxeunbli9en Mnse=
f9ts 5u ibm;. wMein SoDn, tpeun i4
fiir beine 9anbi9abt 10 piel se9eben
bdtte, .ols ou perlan9t baf, 70 'pdre bic
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Muslteuer beiner@ So9ter I'M bielen Be-
tra9 9erin9er aus9efoaen. @6,peige
al1o bapon unos bante Got, Ser lift bic
Sllfe Derliehen bat."
Sic Sinue l.i1b Der 0erfz d ,,b .

Sic 5inne Deg Menl1en 1ino beltimmt.
pun ben @egeni itdnoeu srfiiQt gu nerhen
in ber Mnidouuns berielben lit ibnen
ucll l1tanoi9e Sc frieoi9uns bel |9ieoen. gSie
emlige 8ienen tra9en lie Die @e9enltdnoe
bic ie errei9en fDnnen> in bus Yorratbs=
bous bes @eifes. $oier bepbodt Scr
@erltanb ibre WirtunSen uno ludt Die
@elete, ,uelde oenlelben gum &runoe lic=
gen, 6urd Grperimente uno &ednung;
aber Dem Ser itan0e lit ni6t bas @luet
.6si9ieoen, feline Nluf9abe nit ber Iou=
tommenbeit 5u lDlen ,uie Die @innc. Sat
er bic @eiebe ertannt, na9 benen Die @ir'
tun9en Der Siunensesenitdnoe Dor 1i9
seben, ip lit CT an Dem @ren5sebiete iei=
mes MiIens, nno Gin unbe9riffenes, un=
begreiilides Gtwas, Die &raft, tritt jeber
tpeitern Grtenntnib nniiberlpinoli6 ent=
9esen unp tpeiit i'm nit ben Morten !:
v8is bierber unb ni9t tpeiter!!" in ben
&reis oes @erltdnbni1es 5uriid. Oie
auBere te(nl6auuns bat oas M}itrolfop
bctommen un6 oamit cine @unoer,pelt
e1lt6edt. sic bat bamit Die -S6ranten
bur9brtden, ,pel9e audi ber @innli9teit
seitedt |Nienen,r unb lit in Ndume 9e=
erangen; spel9e Dor Der Grfinoung bieles
tpi6tiger M,rtaeugs leer gu lein l9ienen,
ltitoem aber NIT jeoem neuen~ Gage Dor
oem liberia l6ten Muge neue @96nbeiten
entfalten. Meun ber @er{tanb Die
S9rante oer Strait 10 our@bre@en
tDnnte, >pie bas augs Die @9rante oes
&leinep, tuel9 cine neue @elt tpiirot ibp'
aufssben!| 9lber Der Gerltano tonn 1i9
tsirv anotre @affe bereiten als bic Ser
ltebung unb in teine Melt bringen, Die
ni6t our6 bic Gimme aufsel6lo1en
,uiirbe. 9as 1T inoeb aud re&t gut.
Ct bat in bem bur@ bic SHINE @ebete<
men @toA geuug 5ur Mrbeit unb tann es
aamit ,ueit 9enug brin9en, ,pie Die Gr=
|fabrung lebrt. Ct be9niete 1i@ allo
nit ber Gr3iebung oer @inne. Spri9t
oos 9(u9e gu ibm: uMi9 bun9ert nod
jenen mir unbetannten 6ormen," ri Fl
oas Obr. ibm gu, yMi6 biirl ltet nod ben
ooer ben mod nidt 9ebDrtcn Melooien>
- 10 .miQfabre er ibnen> Ct betommt
aud 1einen She'll bon Dem linn bereiteten
@enu1le uno. tuabrli9 ni9t ben i9le9te=
item; ct empiinoet jenes GbenmaB> be1ien
Iieoer linnlide Ginorud aus Der Natur
pol it,.
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sing enetrbare: erid.inuns
pirb bon ssilfesbarrel lYeun, semeloet. sn Gole
se eer ',esern nebertutb4ns tpiro eet glub, eer
NS s's9er unn''tte!bar an SerStaot borbtisins, q
Reilen bon eerielbe. btrlest tuerSei,. Dae
Maher gat fi@ eineu neuen @anaI gebabnt
unh 2eittesburre aui's 9rodene aeHtut.
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Oh;;o igR,I;iG,,f6 gR,a;;ienf6rr,,'n,6 aIn6


tet x,erbeu.,
:, Bon Der 9arbt, Is. Nouembcr.
Scenes Mort ber bl. S9riit: rMi9t m
seltraft miro Der 9err Sen laljen, Der
leinsu Slamen perseb'id fiibrst Moi. 9,
20, - bot oieier Sag an einem @e!pobns
beitsIuder, cine idredlide YeIatigun9
9efunoen. Gin olterer Mann uon S.,
DEM es sur @eupbnbeit 9smproen, bel
ben 9eriusfii9i9ltsn S(uIdi1en einen Stud
berausSu1toben, gin9 nod Der iogenann=
ten ~@agsenau", einem berrliden Bud)<
enfpalo in Der Ndbe bon Na1tatt, ms
9ol3le'en. 0fit einem lansen SoolSbaden
bepaffnet, 1T er bemibt biirre Meltt ber-
llntsrSureiben: Sic alttn &norren Gnb
absr eie.n fnnis uno poQten ni9t BON
ber. 5teG.., Gin 3ud -es eebt ni9t--
|ein Stud abermals Elm Mud>, es eebt
abermals nidt - abtrmals Elm Glu6 -
eubliM ,9e1t es ein GROCER gt bri@t
{diebt pfeilidneQ benz 6luder aui Die
8rul, 19ldst i'm 5u 8ooen, lprinet ab
unb Seripoltet ibm f0rmlid bas S@liii=
(elbeiu. Sn sroIen @9mersen !ieet Der
Wrme nun anf 5einsm Eager uno tann
nadoenten iiber bas @ort @ott IdBt
ieinsr ni6t. lpotten" uno nidt unssNraft
,uir6 Ser bleiben, Der ben 9lan1en @ottes
perunebrt."
@ott laBt,1e,iusr,nibtlpot=
[ts n. Gin, Mrbeiter; 5u MIblbau]en I'M
Gllab .1ties i'm Griibiabr 1872 eine i9au-
erli9e 2diteruns 9eaen bic bstIiee Sung
[frau aus, SIM namli9en Mu9enblide ,par
Eer nodblino,, aeporoeu. - Gin. S6eht.
kuirtb, su Wafenbofen i'm NiebsrtllaB
1alte elm Spottbild, ben benigen 0ater
Law .Ro,i. in 8egttitnng zines be(lenoen
[punbes. ;, Yls Die .Maler.i il; Gnoe mar,
Epar, aud Der Dirtb Bu Gn6e - nit iti-
Enem 0ertanoe. Gr MAR seiit.strant &C.
porben.
I "8rN5iel, 4. 6ebr4or. Gin neues
tS@anoEiid liberalerBilbung bdlt geaen<
|pdrtis Die bielise Beu6lteruns in 9roBer
4ufreSune. Gin 309lins Der nit benz
fdbti1@en Gollesium gu 9up perbuno<
oenen Nprmql6ule Yebterieminar) sin9
ppr .inisen 9agen obne ,porberise Bei9te
3ur :. Communion, nabm bann, auf {ei.
nen Ylab in ber Rirde 3urudaeteb.t, bic
bl. 9nitie ,pieber aus Dem Wlunbe, leqte
lie in iein Portemonnaie unb bra@te lie
ing GoQeg. Dalelblt batte er oieTre9beit,
unter. benz Beifalle islner Mitl9iiler nit
ger 81. 5oitie 5u ipielen, le aus elmer
!oano in Die anoere 5u tuerfen unb babel
Die religioien Geremonien 3u uerlpotten.
S9lieBli9 nabm ct 5luei2u9en, legte bic
81. 9oitie 5,pi1den oieielben uno perlpeilte
iie 10. 9o3 Die @trafe fiir bieIe. 0repel-
that folgte auf Dem Gube. Mn oemlelben
Mbenoe famen einiee unoronunsen III Der
g(ormall4ule Dor tuobei Der ,6rep!er 3u
Den anoeren Nomaliit iteu bic Morte 5agte:
vMor9en merbet ibr ettpqs frlber aui<
iteben, als getu0bnIi9." Ct bate Re9t.
Mm an6ern Mor9en un 2t l1br 5tanb
bag gonae @oaes in li9ten 6lammen.
Gs 1T bereits, feitsefellt bob Der Yranb
in .bemielben @tuoienlaale. ber .Normali-
ften, Der $ags bnrber Der @1auplab ie.
neg fur9tbaren, Satrile9s 9e,peien lei.
men Anfang 9enommen bat. sSa G6red.n
|9e1est unp .9eoran9t BON .]eiuen Mit+
Ei9lIern :le9te, Der ,ltn9lNdl1he Dem Sc.
@antennon9up elm umfaKenoes@eFdno=
:nib }eines @erbrt@ens ab.. Man> teab.
EkA:>l g.. HSl.M. -
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brad) auf uno es ent{tanb cine g1unoe,
eer mert,piroieer Meiie ME Otter isn<
Den nur cine Mb' 'unoeruns ent1eb mie
@o{Ier unb 8lut. 50 lit Der uNeliif'
li9e fait Elm Sabr lang, aber oies anse
Qeioen oiente 81 ieinsm 9eile. Gr ipuroe
msbr uno mebr Elm 9laubiaer oemiitbiser
Singer org Seiianbes beNen treues
Weittlerbe,; er 10 perlpottet bate. Off
mails lieb er lid in oieielbe Stride trasen
unb nor oemielben Cruelty nieoerle9en
uer ben, er eiuit sefrepelt, tnieete BORT nie'
Der une febte unter 5brdneni itromen IN
inbriinltia @ebete nm G,naoe.
Golntburn bot. oer 8il9of nit
Gemalt pertrisbeu.t Nun ,par balo mad
Der Sabrmarttin Solotburn : oa fonnte
mon oem bi}96Hi9en YaIoIte geseniiber
eine Snldrift lelen, bie bela9te, bab, bic
2uft jebt rein lei, NEIL 9iIdof nnb Sans
Ter fort inb. 8alb: nabber bradsn Spr
plus nnb Nsrpenfieber nit 9eftigttit in.
@olotburn aug 500 Rrante bel elmer
8epDltcrung pon 1000 Seelen lagen
baruieoer uno piele itarben-:9ln einem
Sage SAB es pft s 2eideu.: Man beritf
bic: @dwefern bes p. 9beobofus .5Mr
RrauienpFe8e, ,pdbrena mon eben Den
Ylan bate, ale &l0iter aufSubessn..
{@inMprt t Mermillpbs 81 8i-
{hpf WermiQoo, als ct polisei(i9 ab8e.
faBt uno iiber. Die @ren3e eefibrt ,puret,
bemertte Dem NoIiSeitpmmi6dr,: ~Sis
entfernea bas WeibpaNer. lub bebalten
;bas !Rstroleum" aSiinsiter 3eit ,vuxbt
Semi bon usebreren 6euersbriinittn bsint-
seIa6t uno bic 3eitun9en erinnerten an
obieen Nusipru9 Mermiqoos. =
(ReinNptM Ma ri q firein2a-
itermnul) Gs mar am Werges bes
8 DECEMBER 1871, oa iaB 9srr g. Elm
alter Apotbsstr ~ 9 -, ;. g. &b.
I6tpa9 unb bultenb auf leiuem Ranapee.
Sm 3immer par nod {ein tleiner Gniel
uno oerGrantenpdrter. DbwobI Ratbolit,
batte bod 9. felt 80. .Sabren. bic bb.
Saframente ni4t mebr <ulpfanetn unb
batte oit uno germ, auf bic aQerlelisie
Sun9Fron Waria, oeldI1srt, aumal >penn
er Iromme pil8er mad Dem nabe sslese.
men Wollfabrtsorte g., too Die Mater
dolorosa in einem beriiblnten @uaben'
bilbe, berebrt uurbe, betenb unb Iingeno
poriber5ieben iab. 9lls sr iebt auf elm
nal Die @Ioden feitli9 ldutea b0rt, fraot
er ben Rranfen,pdrter, 1pp;u man. ldute.
Muf beNsn 9lnt,port baB .beute bas 6eit
Der unbef fedten Gmpfan0nib Marid lei
ma9te, er ,uieOer einen fold abi6euli9en,
9otteslaiterli6en @ib oab Der Rranten.
ludrter i'm ni9t gu ,pieoerbolen ,ua9te.
(0ie auswaubernbeu tatbplilden Gids=
felber iouen 5.uii&en un9laubisen 2a.
ltermeni6en aud bispeilen iol6t abr
i9euli4e2Gi iteriuorte anb0ren miiien, oaB
boriiber idon man6es, brabe Mdo@tn
{9amrotb 9eporben,) l&oum botte g.
oieie @orte ausseitoben> als isine 3lse
10 i9red!i@ li6 perserrten, bab leinGnt.l.
den ausrief: u@ieB eimal ba, Der @roB-
papa lieht eerabe aus ,uie Der leibbafte
8eel3bub !" unb alsbal6: 1iir3te er tobt
barnieoer.-9u er,ber 6ieRir9e ltets per=
i@mdbt> ni@t tirdli@ be9raben perben
tonnte ior9te lein neuproteitantil6er
@dtuie9erlobn 8iirsermeifet in g., bd.
fir, ooB ct ,nitMulit uno elemppmp ci-
viliter begraben ,ipuroe. Mm @rabe bielt
er uud1 cine QDbrebe auf ben berifDrbenen
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ments below here which will make up
a good trip into New Orleans.
The Phil Allin came in from Friars
Point with 25S bales cotton, 1853 seeks
cotton-ssed, Is packages merch andis5
and 5 head Of cattle. she had q GOOD
trip last evening for FTisrs Point.
The st. Joseph, from st Louis, ar
rived yesterday, twenty-fOur hours be-
hind time, having bsen delayed by low
water and fog. She had a good trip.
She left last evening for st Louis.
II any one has missed gobbler, we
saw one going of Oh a strs e lear with g
marine ChrOniclCr yesterday afternoon.
Both looked very much 'stigued, as II
o long chase rad been INDUCED in.
1t is astonishing what effects cold
water produces after long abstinence
from its use. We C0uli hardly Tecog-
nize certain mariners who have not
Welded to the temptation in the pact
three or four days.
II is impossible for a single policeman
to DO duty on the levee, as was evident
yesterday evening. A couple Of crimi-
mails were wanted, yet but one Of them
could he captured, on account OF the in
ability of the policeman to be at two
localities at one time. This paragraph
is not intended TO reflect upon the one
on duty, who. we are informed, is as ef-
firient as it ia possible for one man to
&c A detail of half dozen patTolmen
should be kept on the levee, at less.
during the hour OF departure Of ste RmeTs.
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Nonresident Notice.

No. l776.-In the First Chancsry Cou.: OF
Shelby county, TennesSee.-B. 2. Anderson,
Commissioner OF Revenue. ETC., VS.. A. Rad
tesky ct al.
1t appearing from the bill which is sworn to
in this cause that the DEFENDANTS Geo. h
Stahl, ". Corona, Uhlrica Corona, TheO lore
Bockson, Simon Booksop, and Duncan, Sher-
man q Co. (the names of the members 81
which firm are unknOWn), are Gon-residentS
of the Sta'e OF Tennessee; ana it appearing
from the sheriff S return in this cause that the
defendants, A. Radjesk Elizabeth Eadjesky
and Jacob SLoIz, are not to be found in his
county;
1t is therefore ordered, That they make theiI
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday IN December, 1875, and plead, answer
or dempr 10 compliments bill, or the same
win be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte, and that copy of TINS
order be published once week, FOR four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This Zutn day of October, 1915.
A cOpy-attest:
E. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Z. Z. McHenry, !, Z. and NJ.
John Johnston, sol. Tor cOmpl't. IN