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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-03

DELINQUENT TAXES.

So All persons interested are hereby notified
that will proceed to take possession OF prop
erty sold TO the State Treasurer for State and
County Taxes for the years 1870, ISL, 1877 and
1878, and not redeemed. am authorized TO
receive from the owners, or their agents, all
Taxes, Costs and Charges due upon their prop.
erty, and release the same. By attending to
this before take possession, parties will save
themselves trouble and expense.
q. WEATHERFORD,
aus Once, Courthouse Building.
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ROME, oct. 20.-Famo has probably not
carried the name OF the Signora Eminii Fusi-
nato much beyond the borders OF laly, but
here In short time 1t has become n tower Of
strength, OF benencent influence. The praise OF
Nine. Fnsinito Is In all mouths. have never
seen In Rome more i'm pressve moral specta-
Gle than that OF the funeral, which took place
a few days ago. Public honors are paid
to men who have devoted their talents to the
service of society or tho state, aud now, In
Rome, for the first time, we ave an example
of triumph accorded to u heroic woman. The
funeral pageant nearly filled the length OF
tue Corso. Five or ten thousand pupils
Of the public schools, with the Directors and
teachers. formed part of tn, corteye nd the
people OF the city had an opportunity for the
II st time to see OF what elements the schools
are COMPOSED. Tho display was extremely re-
spectacle. and the decency OF dress aud this de-
corum of department OF such large numbers,
taken from III classes ~ the population. were
such as to make the most favorable impress Ion
upon an observer. Sever bands OF music play
Ing mournful airs, were strung alone tho line,
The procession WIS imposing for numbers. but
more for It's moral beauty The thought that
preoccupied all minds was that the honors were
paid to good aud gifted won an. whose rowers
hau beou devoted to 1 e instruction of the poo
pie. whether nv spoken word. by writings, or by
part taken In the sphere Of active effort.
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FTOW NE NIulrNV Nhn.
We learn that several nrgi ocs started cut
to hunt cOons near Harrodsburyn, In Mercer
county, Kentucky, one night last week. quar-.
rel arose between two of the negroes N the
woods when onewa- snot and killed. HIS trends
remained aud took charge of the body While
the rest Of the crowd proceeded with tine hunt.
A little later one OF the negroes climbed a tree
to an he down coon lie fell and was instant
Nv killed. The coon fell among the dogs and a
terrible fight ensued In attempting to separate
coon ana dogs another negro mad his leg literally
torn to pieces 10y a dog. tie tn IN Killed the dog.
The coon next succumhed to fate, and his death
ends the list of casualties during that coon
hunt. The murderer has been spprehended.
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any degree upon Mr.. Danforths fairness or In
teRrlty The correctness OF bis charges against
Mr.. whitney for professional services ana dls-
bursements was In no wise brought into quee-
tlon, and the matters I'm dispute between the
parties were such as might easily occur In deal =
ings between the most upright and honorable
men.
Mr. whitney in his letter makes several state
ments about which no tie timony was given be-
fore me, and In reference to which c,n say
nothing. my purpose being simply to refert TO the
material facts proven on the trial.
s. W. FULLERTON.
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pENNsYLyA.NIA .MA.ILH.0Ap.

And UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York Desbrosses and co Al
streets ferries, as follows:
EIpress for harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
win l'uman Palace Cars attached, $3.50 A. M o and
$50 T. VI. sunday and $50 T.. VI.
For Nlllamsport Lock Hayeu, CORY. and Erie a. 40
and $3.50 4. NJ, connecting at CORY for Titusyille
Petroleum Centre, ana he OF Regions.
For Baltimore, Washington, ana the South. Limited
except Sunday, $50 \. M sr''ve Washington iO5
Sunlay, sos and y L. NJ
EXPRESS tor Pnlla ci'hia. 73o. $40 $50 A. NJ. 1880
2iO 3, 4, D. a. 7, $50 +. NJ and ~ night Accommo.
dntlon A. NJ anu ilO L NJ sunday, X A. Nj B. a
$50, and Il. NJ. Emlgrant and sec Jnd casS
For Centennial Depot at $50 $50. 7so. $40. oso
a. NJ. 1880 3, and 7. NJ. On SUNDAY, = A. 81 Re
turning. leave Centennial Depot at 7:f5. s:lb 1850
A.. NJ. l, 1915. $3.50, 4i5, bi3O. o. $50 aud 7O5 ~
On sunday, 7;2O A. VI and r. VI.
For trains tn Newark EhzlDeth, Railway, Princeton
Trenton, Perth Annoy, FlemlngtOn u 'lvllere aud
other lnts see locA schedules Al ali Ticket ON ses
ana lo'2u p NJ, dMyi 1910 \ VI. aud $50 T. NJ. da w.
except Monday, From Washington and Raltimore
$50 80 A. NJ, 41O, BIO, and logo T.. VI. sunday
$3.50 pip \. ". From Phladclphl. sos. ego $50
$40 1910, ll2n ll;ip A VI, 2;lO. N5n, 40 o. TO- HlO
d;5p 733, $40. $40 aud LOGO l.. VI sunday 5n5
$40 $50 piO, 1910 1882 \. N $50 and lO:gO =
. Ticket Once, go and Dii Broadway. No / Asfor
House, aui foot II Deshrossrs aud Cortland sta
NO Court 81" Brooklyn IA 10. and llS hudson 81
iob ken Depot, Jersey CITY kmlsrant Ticket Once
FRANK THOMSON, d. NJ BOYD Jr
NcNeI" h"nager' General Passenger Agent
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Autiion Qotlt,s.

GERARD, BETS ~ CO., AUCTIONEERs.
~ store, Ola sip ANA lOi Pearl ST.
TINS day, Nedne day Nov 1, al II lock
FOR account Of whom II my concern
100 cases hne Connecticut leaf lob eco connr,.
Ing hne ant extra nne wrappers and hiIers Si.p %
hales Havana tODtcco hnds. Virginia tobacco also
~ case sp nlsh mass corce be sold IN lois to sui
GERARD BETS & Co, Auetloneers
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Sost ano Souno,

Il oSi or stoen-Bank hook No. l9i sos issued nv
- uis srailens Bank tor savings New YORK TO me
suusuIp.r not found or returned 10 the bank within
book. ADOI Pile l. TN EIinEp uI fli, i"i
New York, Nov, l. 1875 '''"'" i'"'0''
O-T or stolcn-Bank boo, is,u al bv tho ,e,-,,n,,
4 gIpK Hn i9r sayinss New York to Inc sub.crber.
IRON this late, VIII apply to bank for new hook
NeW YORK, Oet, r. ARTHUk DUDLEY NINTUN'
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{ meeting with Dsnbury. NorwAS and New Haven
Ruroads oy steamer AMERICts, dairy lSunlaYs
eNceptcd fr m Jewels docs. Brooklyn, $50 +. NJ;
Pier 81 East river, 2i5 r. NJ ana foot OF 3id st. East
river at3 H. NJ. Fare, IS cents Excursion tickets so
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KENTUCKY CASH
CO.
SHORT TIME FOR SUPPLIES.

NONE BUT THOSE WHO HAVE TICKETS CAN
PARTICIPATE IN THE GRAND DRAINING ON
THE 30TH OF NOVEMBER NEXT, AND PRECIOUS
LITTLE TIME Is SOW LEFT ~ WHICH To SECURE
TICKETS MANY INDIVIDUALS WILL FEEL Aw.
Full BAD ON THAT DAY WHEN TIE BIG PRIZES
ARbANNOUNCED. AND THEY FIND THEMSELVES
WITHOUT TICKETS. THEY WILL THINK THEN
THAT THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE LUCKY
ONES II THEY HAD BUT PUT TaEIV ODD pol
LARS ~ TICKETS. But 1T WILL NE TOO LATE.
NOTHING CAN THEN CONE TO THEIR RELIEF
THEY LOST THE OPPORTUNITY BY not BUYING
IN TIME. AND THAT WAS THE END OF THRiB
HOPES. LET THOSE WHO WANT NO REGRETs
OF THAT KIND 90 RIGHT OFF TODAY ANn
BUY THEIR TICK ErS. THEY HAVE NOT MO.
MENT TO LOSE IN LAYING ~ SUPPLIES THAT
MAY YIELU A HUNDRED. YEA. THOUSAND.
FOLD OF PROFITS. VIZ MEAN TICKETS IN TIM
"KENTUCKY CASH Distribution COMPANY" or
WHICH GOV T. r. PORTER IS MANAGER Ann
G. W. BARROW co. ARE GENERAL EASTERN
AGENTS. 7i0 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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sGistsIltntIlI.

DIVORCES quietly, any state pay when divorced.
- sond for circular American Law Agency, II Az
IoI House,
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Sttturts.

sw coOcs
nRE,sMaKERs AND FAMILIES
who object to mscnire work can have their PLEAr.
lAG done by han gatges ana guaranteed to oe
THE BEST WORK Is HE WORLD.
NOT A PlRrIcLE OF GLOSS
on either side. no NEEDLES. and no STEAM OR
| NOT IRONS USED On SILKS and DELICATE
| GOODS.
1HE ONLY method In the world by which velvet,
| Grape, thick, soft Skis and delicate good. can be
pea,ed without CLOSING ana othersise lnJuring the
Price from 3 to IL ce,is per ward
Opposite T. T stewart.
ELA>NELs. blaMeis. cloths cassimeres. water.
from he late auction aies Aso a iaisc auanitS ~
Tor sale se eGeap S"'' q eatn Sy s It.
X EEP'S custom shirts made to measure, the very
IN pest tor 81 no the slightest o1lgltl 10 take
or Seep 9Hy OF keeps.iri' nness pcrtecty sati,fic
-------------
CUISINES c5antrs.
A GOOD custom bot an shoe store, best business
GXfFSFT" sMSI'Gr l HaS,,oaocr. II Centre It.
&pp ;iI 'it S% j. to I Is oS SdrG
Adaress H. box iti saa ONCE Nc sac '''''n''
DInSSTiLLEny aqmr store. WIN looms Tor sale
c on account OF sleE'nss rent tlO III LIT st. Ho
aaa ' onGS .Cfc S pRS w a Sasa' IS
EOn ~ALE-A magnificent CAKE bakery connected
win restaurant and lee ere m saloon 2ts Beecker st.
E0H SALE-Four nrstclass mix routes. Inquire
Al 3lt East $50 81 between 10 ana clock.
FOR SoAJE-s!and, % vesey st. nne chance. APP.
! ply at w Vesey St
h0uTE for sale satisfac iSTy res'sa 90 given
NiCE mile barroom for sale cheap. Inquire Of t.
V'0 MllSmen.-A dairy Of or cans for sale for
IL winter. For terms address
J,P. HALLoCK, Guynard Orange Co, Y.
WANTED-A set OF ,utchers, fixture. cheap state
X. box i6a, sun once '' ~ ''
$50 NIL IL H.. ny ss 4. nice liquor Inquire
DIX -sPLENpID corner liquor store; due
MAN BAYERsboGtER, 800 Bowcry.
snsurantt.
policy HOLDERS
in the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
can learn some interesting and confidential mforma.
uon, important o them. concerning that company, ny
amounts OF Insurance e. INVESllGAlok,
atli9iuus l)OtItts.
NDTICR.-The Polish Roman Catholic 81. stanis.
~ lau, = Church, 35 Henry st., Will open SUNDAY
Nov 3, for ce-hrsnon OF the HOV Mass Committee
Ste Cream.
A -HORTON'r ICE CREAM, made from pure
N screan to churches, fairs, fes,iytirs &C. 2jc pr
quart 800 attn ay l.1i Broalway, and 10 Chatham st.
kHsJml goIlts,.
REAT y O'CLOCK. prompt, ut my place, 18th
- ST.. tins evening l..
niSEASES Ot MEN. Nervous Dsonity. aud Sin.
dred afectlonaspetllY ami permanently cured Dy
HENRY \. DANES, NJ. D., III Lexington ay., a AZ
goth st. Hours. 4 toi
lITH N.Y. VOL. BOUNTY now payable.
IL EP BROOK, Ill Nassau IT,, n, Y. |
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YoIititul.
TAMMANN HALL.


$clititul
TAmmASf HALL.
TnDEN AND HENDRICKS,
ROBINSON AND DORsHEIMER
ELY, REFORM. AND VICTORY.
grand monster RATIFICATION MASS MEETING
AND ToRcHLiGHr PROCESSION will b. held at
Tammany Hall, Union square. and Irving place,
THURSDAY EVENING. November 2, ats O'Clock, to
rattfy the National. State and County nominations
An invitation is extended to all Campaign Clubs to
parade and compete for THREE MAGNIFICENT SILK
FLAGS, gold mounted and appropriately and elaborate
y adorned. which VIII be presented to the three dis.
trcts respectively making the best display In numbers
and appearance For full particulars SEQ Evening
Express. JOHN J. GoRMAN.
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
ALGERNoN s. SULLIVAN.
Chairman Committee on Invitation.
WILLIAM II. Roosrr. Secretaries
THOMAS S BRENNAN. Grand Mirshai.
EDWARD L. GAUL, Chief Of staff
HON. wm. NJ. EvAHrs
will address
TnE BUSINESS MEN
OF NEW YORK
COOPER INSTITUTE
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Nov. /. ats O'Clock.
hoMEsToUs ISSUES
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
limited DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Eighth Congressional District.
For Congress.
ELIJAH WARD
I2EPrBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Assemby-Ninth District,
WILLIAM II. coRsA.
MASS MEETING. OF tue James Daly Associa.
syengs at S,eieeT 5ae H i : s Cox ana the
MICHAEL McLoUGhLiS, President
| EDWARD sTEiNdRR, Wee Presiicmt.
| JANHs MCMAHON, Treasurer; THOMAS CLOuERrY,
secretery joins CARROLL serseintat-Arms.
A PUBLIC MEETING; WIN be hela on wedaes.
| N gay evening Nov. l. At O'clock at jefferson Han
No; 25S Ay. A, AID on friiay e'cning, Nov. 3. at
O'Clock At Adam krOns iall 25i Az 4, to ratify the
nomination o. frcocrcS hagemeyer lndeGendent Re.
| ,ubc N candida Tor Assembly, n the 10th Assembly
| District. Eminent SPEAKERS VIII attend.
All Democrats OF the CITY ana County Of New Yors
Irrespective of local organizations, al citizens who
Mass Rstincaiion See'ins on tHGRsDXY EyESiS1G,
Nov. g hold under the auspices OF ramiuany Hail.
| AUGUSTUS sCHELL, chm. Gen. Committee.
s %s !" ST (, aGirrnAAs, Secretaries.
| LRO {. DRssAR. S'N'N's'e7'
| THOMAS l.. FKirsKR.
TI,HE Itaisn Central society Of the Finh Assembly
ing At Ios Prince st Tor ne @stinc6n Of ths Fin
coo6nis..c{ democratic nomination All the adnerents
esa Si t A,as Ant,no FORESTS President
~ Z t l ias fsssi
AnRAM 5. HEWITT
SbipplrJ
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Stsambuats anN AaiIruloa

StdWOJlIs HN0 AllItol0A
IBANY AND TROY, ny DAY BOATS
y. Pier At $40 and "a ST. at $50 A. ~ Landing At New
burgu and Poug hkeepsle ony Connections At Albany
Wit new train ats L. NJ for tue West. New YORK
Central arriving at Buffalo 1:lO. suspension Bridge 800
and Niagara lis At $40 The following morning Con
unuous trains on l.aAc Shore and CanaIa Southern
roads 10 NewDurgh or PoushGee2sie and return same
day at excursion rates.
A IBANi OPPOSITION 0ccnts fare stc amer
~ ESCORT leaves Sen f9rk every Monday, " elnes'
fooi Franklin 81 Railroad tickets good for passage.
-PEOPLE'- LINE steamboat for ALBANY.
~ SARATOGA and the West leave daily Sundays
cepteU ats i. NJ" Pier Al \ H., foot OF Canal Il.
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90aIs &ArlIsIIn.

EIRNlTIKE. GARRETT. BEDDING. and
- o.ohes sou AZ lowest cash prices wrcky or
monthly payments no additional charge on time sales
y, LYNCH 3Ot Elgl avenue
between 25th .ni 2dth sta.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
mense stOck and low prices
cowPERlHWAGr & co.'s. lsj Chataamn
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tnstruttlon.

80 WRITING, monthly backward schnlu
49, reniy alvSncrdi private rooms. PAINE
tolpKe, w boWerY uptown Con 'gr PSI Sfh az.
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II Mcclure had called Mckay fraud, we'd have
cleared nm, because he II fraud He showed that lie
ddn't steal yhing, but there gas mistake anout
the fraudulent Transaction. HE'D hit u right on the
head II he cal ed Inn rssca. aud then we'd have
come in the nrst night Politics were not mentioned
Taking all the circumstances into considera-
tion. 4 would seem that 50 far. Col. Mcclure Is
rather ahead 10 the night; ana II is very Doubt
ful whether Mex ~ Will. after calm considera-
ton. come TO the conclusion that his standing
In the eyes OF the community has been mate
rally improved by the trial OF TINS libel case aud
its iDCouclu.ige result.
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A NCHOR Ll>t.-u.S NA!hsl AMkkA
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers bqosed a. ess,t rates 70 Or from a1y',r
HENDERSON BROTHERS Boglny Green.
nIRpsr LINE 70 FRANCE. wa plymouth
Tht Generai TRANSATLANTIC OOMDany's steamers Tor
Here SAIL on saturdays. Exclusion tCScts az reduced
rates LOUIS DE- BEBiAN. Agent, 65 Br .shw.-
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SbippIrl.

A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N Between philadelphia auu Liverpool, calling az
Queenstown. Thursdays from Phi adelphiL Wednes
DAYS from Liverpool Steamers to sail from Phiade.
plia Is 10 lows
sLoRD CLIvE..... Oct. "a .Citv Of New York Nov 10
ONO -. Nov. INDlANA........NU Nov. %
PENNSYLVANlA..N ILLINOI, 80. 80. Nov. 80
Price Of passage Ia currency.
CABIN no q 800. In crane Hate. 60. Storage, SIS.
PETER WEIGH & Som, Gsn'l Agent.
Piiia lelphia, aud AZ Broad H., v. y.
Holm MnnLlA Il.r.nI ".
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STATE LINE or STEAMERS
- TO GL AsG0W. BELFAST ami LONDONDERRY.
From Pier SO, too Of Canal 81, y. H.
STATE OF lNDlANA. Thurs sy, Nov 2.
STATE OF GEOi,GlA Thursday. Nov, w.
Saloon and cabn passages at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN co Agents, ~ Broadway
Steeraga tickets at IS BrOluway, and al Company's
pier loot OF Canal st.. y. II.
, 1876-10-14

Continuance Of Sales at Wlnci,eAter, Ky.
specsai D'spatch 10 The Tribune.
W1NcHEs1 ER, ky., Oct. l3--Tllc sale OF u. V.
Grtgsby to-day wus decidedly the best Que Of
The serfcs. The crowd was large, tho weather
the finest, tho bidding spirited, and Col. L. +.
Muir was tho nucttonccr. Many ladies' were
present. The offering contained eighty AMI
mails, acvcnty.thrco cows md soven bulls, bring
ING total Of f44,00s, being IN average on cows
OF s575,55 md $47a.57 OIL bulls, or general
average Of s5Ga0o. The following arc como Of
the most important purchascs:
shnson Rose, Of the celebrated Rose of Sharon
stock, III months DID, by A6c Johnson n, dam May,s
Hamilton. 1innnt Sterling, Ky.
Geneva Rose, rcd rnar ycaflfn9 ny an Dnke
OF 0cnnva, dam Mayflower Eth, by Aisdfio, $1.'s5i
to Col. ". Z. Simus, Paris, Ky.
Second Ross of Now River. ycetllng; y import
~ q Eari q o1tGr'l, s., o, To j. i. ,ttdsewHy'
SeR Wo.e. a"a'GS 81 XIV River ycar,. by "a Earl o,
Oxford, dunn lied Rose eth. by 1:!th DnGe of
Alrdriu, $1,000. to W. G, Fan Meter, Winchcs'
shafon's I,canty. 1tosc Of shaIon, u months,
by 4th Duke Of f'cncva, dam S.ny Day :j, by
AirdrIc, s., leo. to ". I. Van Meter.
J)urhese nf King-coc, = ycarF. by Duke Of
1rlshor., t1nn Pride, by Northern Duke, 81, 500,
toll: 4: :acy; wtMsaetter;; = ~ J.. ., n,,o =,
0netia, dam Nazo,irka nih, by III Duke Of AIR.
dslo, 81. $40, to I's,'! T. Hampton.
Many head were sold averaging from The
above to $500.
The sale OF John W. Dean & Robinson Dros
occi,,s tomorrow. They have very clolct
herd.
, 1876-10-14

them i,nmnnely othcrwfhc, and forbtddng them
tn attempt escape, OIL pntn OF dentll
Hero they 1vc,l for many weary montllaa con-
forming u tho rustouia Of the sayaErs, t'll, ou
n prlnccas, tho Inhabitants wcrc assembled on
remote part Of the Island, drinking anu fcnst-
Ing, when Marall deserted our ship, nero gpeck
on tho distant llortzon.
With swelling heart he proposed, to several
Of the natives whom ho could trust, that they
should board the ship, and, by lint Of promises
uf great rewards, llc nt last prevailed.
A loYOus RESCUE.
It wns my wntcll OF tcek when, at .: NJ, !
p Sssst'4 ro s'0s p1sF 'sGy %Gs Gns6' a w. ss
standing up, gesticuating9 furionsly' osG "A 4
our lighter salcs wcrc lowered, while tho mist
and rain lid the canoe from sight, As soon 10
amt backed The nttor.yarls, mud tho sanoc was
soon alongside. Marsh sprung eagerly Into the
chains, 'eapcd over tho raj! at . bound, and fell
upon hs knees, while tears OF Joy aud gratitude
flowed fast down Ills sun-llurnt checks. Every
chest was generously thrown open to cloths
lin, md l,o soOn gave US Ills history.
Tic natives wI,0 had bought him or received
many presents Of value to them; but they werc
very Ioat TO return without the fugitive, Makiag
elgns tint their nceks would be In danger should
Ills lovo back to Ills two wtvca, botl, about to be-
eornu mothers; but the charms OF home and
country wcrs TOO strong to permit him to ro'
turn to Ills domestic tIes and duties amou9 tic
petQw-lelanuer9.
On our arrival at Canton, Marsh procured q
berth as Second! Mate Of brig bound 10 the
Sandwich Islands; mud, several yenra thereafter
lic was Q Bhipinate Of Dana, who, in his capital
"Two Years pcforc the Mast,'1 makes fayorn
hnl gone to mother Island, and though We gart
great publicity To tho facts, never hcard mort
Of the pclew Cnpttvcs. GAIT. sAM
, 1876-10-14


Readers Of slr. Darwin's "pesccnt Of Man"
viii remember that among tho Interesting
storIes by which lie illustrates what lle calls the
moral atlntlcs lctwaen men aud monkeys
there Is one, derived from Drehnl, which de-
seribes how IN old bal0on hcroico1ly defeulcd
q young one against a number Of hunting dogs,
urrhm had encountered Ia Abyssinla great
truup of baboons which wcrc crossing valley;
eou,e who had not as yet reached the opposltU
mountain wcro attacked by Urtlimfs dogs, on
which tho old males Immediately hurried down
from tho rocks, and with mouths Wide opOn
roared 40 hideously That the dogs fairly turned
tall. ThoY wore again encouraged u tho Attack,
bit by this tins al thp balloons hal crossed tho
valley except young one, about stx months
old. Bslug surrounded w tie dogs, he climb.
Cd OH rock aud l0udly shouted for
help, On this tho hero Of the story,
powerful old baboon, came up
back from tho mountaiu, calmly strode to the
rock where the frightened young ono wua NJ.
lifting his small yoFce, and, having coaxcl bin
thcncc, trlumphantly maschc1 oil With hiul, tho
tlogs beIuE too much aAtonishcd 70 make an at
tnCk.
Tho story recently related in Les iloudes does
not, however, sukEest tho same pleasing view OF
nny possible Relationship Will! the baboon family
1t presents a,l Incident Of animal ltte in which
ono Of the largo cynocephal!c or oG.headctl
apes behaved In i less heroic, NO Wish No could
say also less human, fashion. Tho coffee
plantations Of tho Transyaal Republic are much
saposed 10 tbs ravages Of &heaa animals, and .
careful watch lss ~ VI Kept ~ ssye tho tTu!ts
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Of long labor from their dcpsndatlons. Among
which waa not known to the nnrratos), bearing
its fruit very close to tho trink. auinn wasps,
at spceIes whose sting ia very pain1ul, had
attached tlic1r ncsts to Buycral Of these shrubs,
@ tnd tih Themselves titus kept flom tt,eir fnvor1to
fruit, which they lared not touch lest they
should bc stung by the wasrs. One fine morn
Ing, however, Plantsr heard terrible cries In
The coffee plantations. By mcans Of powerful
old baboon wns soIzinH young ones and fling!ng
them into the shrub ono after another, despite
tic most pitcous cries and groans. The shock
brought down tho wasps' nests, and the angry
swarrns, while tho old wretch "procce.1ed
quietly 10 feed on the fruits, occasionally dcfgn-
ine 10 throw the remains to some Of the females
and young who ssood o listtn way from tho
scene Of action.n
, 1876-10-14
"MosCHETO" AID MOSQUITOES.


nrpE rAAK, ILL.,, Oct. 1a.-Tlere ato seasons
In every cline, tho wllo world over, wlson that
pcst!ferous, fncouprehe,sb1o creation, tho
mosquito, fnlls like u shower Of ilno needles
upon helpless humanity; when Christian,
Eeathcn, and Turk alike suffer, scratch, and
bleed.
Years ago II cllanced your correspondent tn DO
tourncying on the far interior waters OF China,
voyuglng through Tho Intricate network OF
canals that everywhere vein the "AlllIle lkltg-
doln," pouring their ichly-frcghtcd waters Into
tic grand rlycrarterics tint sweep uu past great
cities to the sen.
Strange, wonlrous, grotesquc, eror-varylng,
The aceac,- c,-cit!os, pcoplc, Nature horsrlf with
is1nyriul llfo so widely different from any other
part Of the world. Yet ono familiar demon.
tho mosquito, was eyer prcscnt,-tho same VII
lain everywhere, whose tosmentlng song ts
strange connecting link between The Ant1podcs
and home,
For days, as VIC voyuGcd Oh, these singing
pests gathered force upon iorcc, penetrating ouF
| est cheronts. Whit could be doue1 Eureka
| our boat ld,.dtr {Cuptaln) suggested "nosclc-
tor mud scnt ashore 10 tho nearest village fur
| some:
resInous sawings o[ the wurmwooA anl Junf-
per, mixed with somo combnstblc matter tc
n1lake II slowly burn. A piecu Of split batnboc
Is covered with this substance. tnaklng stick
about tllrce feet long and as thick as q rattan
Tho upper end l,as slip to catch and, hang It.
When lighted, II burma, With a falnt, fragran.
odor, upward untll It reaches the slit Ri,l ther
| dies out,
Tho mosquito Indeed nil gnate) hns mortal
aversion to thls sn,ol.lerIng substance, and will
lcayu Immediately my rabin ailoat or room
ashore where II IL allowed to burn.
Eycn the stems and leaves of tho various Bpo
clca Of warunwood hnd Juniper, dried, md twist
| matter 10 aflow slow burning, prove nost
successful prophyactlc To exhibit At mosquito
aeasouB.
Such wood cap easily 10 procured South, ant
open opportunity for some entcrprlsNg Yankee
ito make fortune, and hand name down Il
posterlty inmortaltxel by tho Introduction O
mosquito (moacheto) tobacco. FANQU1.