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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

supGE ]. w. CLAPP, Of this city,
Dsmoeratic candidate for elector IN this
district, was to have opened the can
vass at Chattanooga last night. The
Judge will very likely reach home to-
morrow, snd in few dsys will be heard
from by his fellow citizens Of Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

HoE. CASEY YoUNG yesterday gave
TO the merchants of our city-a live, en-
erget,c and progressive body-An account
of his stewardship, which was 30 salts
factory, supported, as 1t was, by his acts
that a resolution Of thanks to aud In
dorsement Of him was carried unani
,,oottslv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
STOCKHOLDERS MgEFIkG,

rTIHE Annual Convention OF the Stockholders
L in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company will be held in Memphis on
wednesday, the 4sh say October. 1870
On the same day there will De held in Mem
phIs ant in Huntsville, Ala an eiecti On for
Nine Directors to serve during the ensuing
yesr. Stockholders and the members OF their
immediate families will be passed ( ee for one
day before and one day after the date of said
meeting. q. K. CkU5E
se5 Racretary and Treasurer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
F0rsthe 14th District,

WILL OPEN on the THIRD MONDAY
w Q8Jh) of September, at
No. ], RoZelle Station-Scott A. Murray,
Principal; Mrs. o. G. Beckett, Assistant.
No. 2, fernando Road -1hOs. Wartng, Prin-
cipal; Miss Mas gle Ashe. Assistant.
No. 8, Fort Plck-riDg Dg-Not yet chosen.
No A. Cane Creek-Mrs. kmma ]. William
son, Principal.
Schools No s, s, and will, at the request OF
the patrons be delayed until the first AOnday
In November.
At Fort Pickering, q schoolhouse will be
built by the board as soon as 8 lot for the pur-
pose is purchased by the citizens.
Pupils Of legal age residing in the district,
and such pupils IN other districts as may be
contracted for by their d rectors, with this
board. will be admitted. Private pupils may
also be admitted.
Great care has been taken by the bosrd in
the Sc ection of teachers, and 1t Is believed
that no good reason exists why any pupil en-
titled t. attend, or those preparing for college,
should be sent 10 other schools.
SEPTEMBER /, 1875
w. q. .WEATHERFOED,
Chairman OF Board.
W. L. MARSH, Secretary. sep8
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

THE Democratic State convention Of
New York Is officially requisted TO fe-
convene on Wednesday, September l3-b,
a. noon, at Saratoga, and nominate a
candidate for governor, in place Of Sey-
mour, declined.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

VERMONT votes to-day for State off,
GERS and three congressman. We do
not expect 9 Democratic victory, bat it
would not surprise US II the Democrats
did mske gains that will be surprise
to their pponents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

TIE public schools will Oe opened on
Monday next. An official notice to that
effect fiom Superintendent Leath lie
made to-day. This will be good news for
both parents and pupils the latter hsV-
ing had long and, We hope, pleasant
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

HR. SEYMOUR, in his letter declining
the nomination for governor by the
NswYoIk Democratic convention, says:
"For some months my health has been
"infirm, and q recent illness has unfit
/" tsd ms for mental and physical exer-
H ffou ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

AFTER a careful canvass Of Indiana
by congressional districts, the New
York Herald hiss come to the conclusion
that the Democracy will carry tbs
State, and by q majority thst will leave
doubt Of the success there In Novem-
bsr of Tilden aud Hendricks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

A SPEAKER at Democratic meeting
in Charleston, South Carolina, last week
truly said: "Like Alexander Hamilton,
when Tllden shall touch the dead corpse
OF the public credit it will spring again
info lffeU
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

TaE Democrats OF both Louisiana and
SCuth Carolina are working oheerfuIly
aud heartily. II they do not win they
ought &c. Next to achieving success
comes the deserving OF it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

BAYoNET. rule at the south is . fixed
fact. Our people should prepare for II
by following the example Of the Demo-
Gratis Of Arkansas and preserve q pro-
found peace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

THERB is fourth Presidential ticket
in the field. Captain Chauncy Barnes,
OF California, has nom mated himself
for President, and Caroline Brecklies, Of
the same State, for Woe President.
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and n 90
Children under IL years, half-price, Under
4, free. Tickets Will also be for sa at ali the
princidal stations on the Mobile and Ohio r.
r., between Macon, Miss, and Columbus, KY,
AMI on the N. o., st. L. and G r. K, between
Holly Springs, Miss. and Cairo, H., and on
the N, G. and st. L.. r. r., between Johnson
Vile and Hickman. Arrangements will also
be made with these roads for reduced fare, to
connect the people with the Excursion Train
at Humboldt, stlan and Mckenzie. Sate OF
tick cts VIII commence August 2Sth continue
up the departure OF the train, on The 5th at 4
pm. Vii kets Will be good going on Special
Train september 9th. Good returning on any
train or cate until septem Der 18th, inclusive,
thus allowing every one to retu at pleasure
and compelling no one to remain longer
than thes wish. hpecisl arrangements have
been made with Gibson House at Cincinnati:
and the Louisville Hotel and Gait House at
Louisville, to board kxcursIonists ct Greatly
Reduced Rates while in the cities. Arrange.
ments nave also been made with the princi-
pal Theaters, Operahouses, Omnibus and
Transfer Lines at Greatly Reduced Rates for
the beDeft OF tbt- excursion, thus com blniD z
economy with pleasure throughout the entire
trip. This is a rare and cheap opportunity
for business men, as well as those in search of
pleasnrei snd The attention Of the ladies In
partiou ar is also directed this as 1t is GER
taiDly charming and attractive trip to them
MAMMOTH HCAVE-Exc cursionsists returning
are allowed to stop over at Cave City, on the
l.. and N. and q, southern r. R., to visit MAN.
moth Cave, one of natures grandest, most
wonderful and sublime curiosities Parties
deslgn1ng 70 make the trip are requested 70 boy
their tickets al The earlles possible day, and
as an 1nducement. per cent. discount will be
made on all pureha-es made before the I'd of
september, NIAGARA FALLS-Fer the ben
eft OF those wishing to eXtend the tlip and
THEREBY visit another Of natures great and
sublime wonders, arrangements have been
made TO carry parties OF this excursion from
Cincinnati to Niagara Falls ana return a.
very low rates, For further information ad-
dress .. L. COLLINS Trezevant, Tenn, Gen
eral Manager OF Excursion. or e. A. COL
LINS, Milan, Tenn. The great International
Prize Fight between Allen, the champion of
America, and Goss, the champion OF Europe,
comes off at Cincinnati on the 7th of Septem-
Der. Sleeping-coach O argos will be cons d.
erably less than the regular trains. au2l
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0ld Folks oF Shelby Comfy.

z EGULAR meeting OF the Society TO DAY
y (Tuesday), st4 o'clock pm, over Brothe
WIKI mss store, corner of Main and MarisoI
streets. Barbecue committee will report. Ap
plications for membership received.
By order of the President
j 2. PRESCOTT, Rec. Sec'y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
wEArHEE PROBAR1LIrIEs.

WAR DETE-, OEyIcK cH. sTG. OFTIoER,
%AsRIE6TeR. september 5, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
rising barometer, northeast 10 southeast
giads, and cooler and clear tcedther.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

Mr.. B aecber having moved for q
change Of venue in the suit brought against
him by Frank Moulton, the latter has served
supplementary complaint, locating the
action in New York city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cotton and gold: Net1
York cotton llic. Memphis cotton
Il4o. NeV York gold, 1895. Memphis
gold, 1854.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
THE SCORE:
INNINGS.

Umpire, Jos. EllIcK. scorer, J. L.
Tomlinson.
Yesterdays Game
between the Mutuals and the Memphis
Reds WAS witnessed by about four hun
dred persons. The following is
THE SCORE:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
NoTICn,

WE can furnish during the season an en-
w gIne to run On shares with a party who
has GInhouse, Gin and Press. Address all
communications to undersigned, care Lytle
& ShieIds 2l8 N ain street. BOYD RRlIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

THB ambassadors Of the powers, says
3 COnstantinople dispatch, made pro-
posAls for peace to the Porte yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
CHAkCERY SALE OF REAL Estate.

CHAkCEh1 SALE UF kEAL ESTATE.
No. 1913, R.-First Chancery Court OF Shelby
COUNTY, Tennessee.-Banyan Payne VS.. Will
lam Boult.
DY virtue OF an interlocutory decree for sals
ID entered in the above cause on the lst day
OF July, 1876, will sell, at public auction, tc
the hlghesl bidder, in front of the Clerk anu
Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September 80, 1870,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, and in district No. one ri, containing, by
estimation, 100 acres, more or less, bounded as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at an elm and
blacR gum with elm, whiJeoak and blacksum
pointers; thence south 38 chains to a sweet
gum, three sassafras pointers marked H. A.
W.; thence east II chains seventy [70l links TO
a sassafras with hickory, blackjack and iron
wood pointers; thence south six chains ninety
links 10 a peTsimmOn marked ]. M; thence
east II chains and S72 links to stake with
one III blackjack, dngwood and black gum
pointers; thence north "A chains so links to q
aogwood W. b., with two viii coax and black
gum pointers; thence west d chains ~ lin KS
10 the beginning corner-a part OF a 100 acres
granted TO John and Thomas Blount by the
Sta to Of Tennessee, grant No. 1S1.
Terms of Sale-On a credit o. seven months
note With approved security required; lien re-
tanned till same is paid; equity of retention
bar ed, etc. This September 5, 1876
EDMUND A. GOLh, OIe4k K aud Master.
~ r. ]. Black, ID. c. and NJ.
]. A. Taylor, Attorney. se5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
SeymODr's Letter-The Convention Will
Reassemhle.

UTICA, n y. September 4-Gov.
Seymour's LETT. IS just been given to
Msgone. The Ssate convention is to be
called to resssemble at Saratoga Tues.
day, September iS!h
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, 1875.

Special Train, with ample and frst-cless
accommodations in every respect, Including
an ample number OF Pullman sleeping
Coaches and an elegant and well. kept ke-
freshment Coach, will leave Brownsville,
Tenn., on the L.. and N. aud Ct. s. r. r., one
of the finest, best equipped and best managed
roads in the South, and run through to in
cinnau, making close connection at Cincin-
natl junction with the Louisville and Uin-
ctnnsti Short Like X. R., the peoples favorite.
II ain will arrive at Louisville about am
and at Cincinnati about 10 am. on Wednes-
day the 9th, thus giving Us daylight depart
ure and daylight arrival in both cities. A
dne Brass AID Strtng Band will accompany
the train throughout the entire trip and dis
course sweet music to the excursIonists =
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FARE FUR THE ROUND "TRIP

TO CINCINNATI AND RETURN.
From Brownsville and between
Humboldt and BrOwnsVIIIe 6IO 10
From II um hOIdt, Milan, M'Ken. -
zie and Paris. and between Paris
and 10 90
TO LOUISVILLE AND RETURN.
From Brownsville and between
Humboldt and Brownsville 8 80
From o. um bOsdt, Milan. M'Aen.
Ele and Paris, and betWe cen Paris
and A um bOIdt dt...,,,........,....-...----- q m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05

NEW ORLEANS, September 4.-The
following telegram WRs received to-day :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-05
BEST ON TUE PROGRAMME
CINCINNATI, Via. LOUISVILLE.
Cheap Trip for Every body.

A GRAND and magnificent visit to the gav,
II rapid and Queenly city of Cincinnati, the
metropoHS OF the North, and the grand CEN
ter of northern trade and commerce, and to
the fair and beauteous city of Louisville, the
howery home of feminine beauty and lowell
ness, and the pride and glory Of her people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
LORD AND T.irLOR,s OPEyIxG.
spring Novelties on Exhibition In n Grcnt
Enst side Dry Goods store.

There was another brilliant opening I'm Grand
street ye-icrday-that Of Lord TAlor't down tow Il
house Forsyth aud Grand streets. Judging from the
DISPLAY there yesterday morning in spite Of the In
element weather, tns oc-tme anu TIM honoret house
VIII cuj as great run OF custom THIS week a. Rid
ley. dd during last week. Every department was
well represented, and the display Wed with the att ac-
tons Of the Broadway and Twentieth street house
OF L1rd Gayor some beautiful and very low-prlced
dresses rnd costumes In the suit department
Tn Ingenuity OF the ar lists IN TINS department IL la-
ucularly noticeable in thf combination OF mAteral.
ard the invention OF handmade rimualg.. one ut
these garnilu IN tAc slg SUITS Is Oopc
thinning bOtl drOOn,ng aud upright, az invention
that wu certainly prove very popular.
The millinery dlsplay m Doth imported and hpmc-pro
hats Is very hne, Tue taUc nled with rrapctrimmcd
mourning hats attracting attention quite mucn as
the fresh and glowing spring hats covered with wer-
that looked yesterday us though they han Just been
gathered with the morning de~s gcmming their petals
In the boys suit department Is every style OF suit or
boys from three wears ot age 10 hftecn- tentghn a.
Contnen al, French blouse English Derby ana Jockey
that a boy ora Joys mother can ask for
In the sk department IA every style and variety OF
SIX imaginable, from Lord 4 Taylor's special minr.
factured cashmere finished silks OF SchrOdc aud Of
BelOn TO Lovely summer silks In stripeH, costing ess
than half dollar yard, and evening aud lig .elt
colOrca summer siks IN al the new tnts and tGshon-
abe oolors as low as from 1jc. u - 80 yard.
Equally Rtraeuye In ITS way the department for
AeltE underwear, while In spring dress goods every
pail and eheeA Is seen, and all Al m,rye0usly low
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29

AMpE RI he s re% mi. SnG sr me me
Anderson, ii D.. Wi. be celebrated At n. Pliricks
mhedfa On thursday the a0t iIsi, az 10 O'Clock VI
The re, crrnd CitrsN, &c mr.uprfs OF the YsIi us
inc family are respectfully invited T. attsad
40 kEEMAN.-,'n VI .nd,', " icn -, ALDER, AckcT-
man. Ia tir d2i year at nj. ~.
TIE rels ives ana lrents { the family are respect
dcnce, corner If Com unipaw and ~. SIDE ave-, Jer
IN NPfEi i -0n Nuch y, Niry L., widow Of the
late Jo,eph l. Chlppc AZ ID 20 yc RS o., 1890.
fuly n,itrd ~ iifrnd Ter iuncr isum Tue reside ce
Of ncT son Joseph 4p.c! fauaads, l.. l.. Oh Thurs
{ e ON 9sfsl e o., .. gcs, her syoqr -,
Ga nio % e,,nt, IVpegar y,
ireland. IA toe sony 1870 Of ms ge.
tend funeral from tne Monastery, est lioooAen.
Thurs AZ Hat. B . At i3'e A. u;
ndNNilYg6d FL p say me- Ppng Nsrcn 2s 1875
Of upntneria Az ed Barnes Douur,y ,un 81 ia inas
Funeral service At tht cdence OF lis parents l37
Van nurcn sl.' Brood Ign. On Wednesday, - J. ST..
ller II ltice Thursday morning tue rcia,ius will 10
taken 60 kingston. \, Y Tor t rnent.
GAlENs.- on Tuesday, MHfcn IS, Patrick Gaiens' In
Relatives and ir.cna. Of the fimiy ar, rcspectfuy
yMt 90 Caa g,s tn,r ram lS i', ''' oo'
the RELATIVES ana friends Of the family are respect.
fully nvtad to attend the tunera GA Friday. Mucn 81
at o'c ock from - Lukc's lGcrnan Church. i-d o.,
TRACEY'%0n Tuesday M,7ch IS AZ % o'clock 4.
N" al tnr rrsdcnee Of her unce hu pohohoe, ,JOl
The relatives aud frIcnu, OF the .lnily are respect
fully invited % attend &c funeral y lin he Church %
tue Holy scpucLrc AN st. b.tN@n L,ang Gu al Alh
Sy. on, l41r d4S pgAt, ocsi9eSk + N;x TIA.
COMMUNICATION TINS unY. Marc ~ az Their r., M. at
3 r. M 9ar l 70 aenl the t1g s q XII 1lAn O.
". 49, SMKEroN, See,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
RELIGION IN THE HIPPoDRoME.
The Convention Of "Chrir'iau workcrs"-
Work Laid Out for Them.

At 10 o'clock this morning delegutea, Law
and clerical. from various churches throughout
the state, will assemble In convention IN tho
Hippodrome, under the direction OF Messrs.
Moody and Sankcy. A similar meeting Of
"Christian workers" was held In Phil dclphia
at tho close Of the revival work IN that city and
the evaneelis,s say the results were gratifying
n to induce them to repeat the ex erimcnt
here. where their labors will CLOSE on the 10 h "
Aphl. Two day. viii he devoted to the oouvcn-
ton. To-day, from 10 A. NJ. ~ II A. NJ, the
question Of How to conduct evangelical ser
vi,cs" will be discussed; from II to IL,
"IIow to conduct PRAYER meetinos;" from
L. to / the usual noon service. From p. N. TO
4P. Nj, "How can inquiry meetings he made a
p,rt OF the services In churches; !" from 4tn 8.
"The training ~ Young converts and lay teach
crs." to he followed by questions and answers
On practical work, and from to 10 tho usual
To'morr0w, from n A. NJ TO II A. NJ, will be
riven up to the discussion Of the question,
" How shall the service Of song he conducted n
the Lptd's work p from ii to II, "Question
Drawer" from T. to ], the MONDAY PRAYER meet
soer- from Ito 8. our young men-wna more
can we do for henri and from To y. NJ, the
or,i AIRY evening service.
Yesterday about three thousand norsons
orcnrd the noundav PRAYER meeting 10y singing,
"T ke the name " Jesus with YOU" and then
lowed their heads In suppca' ion whilH tn
II v Dr. Armitace pr we'd for the vanously
iliicted persons in whose behalf DIR. RHrers
re- Il long list ~ "r quests" After another
hNinn Mr.. Nnudy read from Matthew'S gospel
the account " Joseph " Afitnathca reg -ins tho
body q Christ ron Pilot. lie traved for a
hlr.-tre ~ n tho convention, and sev.r,l
ministers spoke I he conrrcg III m sang. AL |
ana di1 myS viour bleod," and was dismissed
with the OenedtrttOn.
The weather not favorable to a LARGE At
tendance last mig t. but thuue the rain fell In
torrents there w,rc a. least $500 persons In the
Lrre N n wnen r. Moody entered. The CIV n
reiiats were a ltiie late. lie preac ed from the
Ath verse Of the 1T chapter Of Acts. 10 Illus
tr to the rtuiditv with which man may repent,
he said Suppose h.vc Oeen a X, public n I, r
twenty years hut am satisiie that the success
Of the Democrats viii b. the salvltion OF the
country NJ the next election, W Tie a Republican
success Will ruin IL. How long do YOU SUPPOSE
IL vii take me to repent aud become q Demo-
cfat2 Not minute"
Dr. Booth pr ycf, snd Ncssrs. .sankev aud
Thatcher sang Go ne homel come homel YOU
are weary at hear -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
TRorBHE AMoN0 BRETHREN.
The BroOisivn youna Mems Christian A--o
ciation In Hot Water.

Many members OF the Brooklyn Young
Mems Christian Association have united IN II
memorial addressed to the officers Of the so
cicty. submitting complaints OF alleged abuses
IN the management. Tho memorial rectes thar
to the best OF their belief "the present corps OF
employees are detrimental not only to the
spiritual but the financial prosperity OF the
soci tlon. for we affirm that by their treatment
OF Individual members they have materially
checked II, and II m y not I've too much to say,
have for the present ended our usefulness"
Among the speOiN atiOus are accusations that
strangers gre not weco ned; that employees have
made themselves disagreeable To members !;
that young uen have been rudely thrust FROM
the rooms; that the Roy. l.. Mescereau, TWEEN
ty-tNe years resident ~ Brooklyn, VINO sought
the rooms when suddenly taken sick in the
street, Was elected Ly the Supenntendent.
There Il a long list Of similar ACCUSATIONS, and
the committee Of hvc recommend fratern4I
conference fpr the no ling OF the dim rites.
There Is also a requisilon addressed To the
President OF the association, IN which II is
Ch r.cd that undue influence IS being used hv
some Of the directors in moving for an amend
ment OF the charter, winch must totally deprive
the members from wing any voice IN the cleo
ton If its directors. IL Is charged also, that
the directors have dep. rled from the constitu-
ton IN the management Of the association, and
thai the election Of directors lat year was
Illegally conducted. The reaui~itiol ellis for
inquiries into the causes OF the decline Of the
association, aud the reasons for the Lack VI III
terest among ats members.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-29
Contents OF the Weekly sun.
..l.rrl MIMI

THE WEEKLY SUN published tais morning con-
tans the followingi
The War once Scandal-Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Before
the NBmsr Committee SOM square Dcnsls-Nht
Induced the Marshes 10 10 10 tnaiA k"orginHlng
tnr Army sweeping Reforms PROPOSED; \ Sew ~
nancal Bll Mr. Nllllss ran TO itttore me National
Crrdt anj Fund the Greeuh icae Proceedings OF con
gress Morton's Election RNl Passed In the senate 4
Test Vote OF ITO uousc-1hc llluloAsts Defeated by
a Inr.e NJ Iouty The Warfare IN Mexico -fOrctd
IO NJ rom MitamOrHs Iradcrs-Sncc OF the X NO-
luipnssin N.fiOus Parts Of the Country The Head.
JoD- Heading On the Thieves Tue krpuolcan Con
VrntOn ~ syracuse Delegates TO tlncinnitl-ltnscOe
COnKhng's strength The Pennsylvania Democracy
Election Of Delegates to 81. Louis A De- aratiOn of
ong -ionnl COMMITTEE Recommends Mure Trouble
for q vi Grant Ihe Presideuts Brother Wanted by
Sntr.n; Mr. Becchcr's Rough kond-A Cuurcl To ne
called Which vii not be BIN lfulic4; The March
FLOODS A MI diam swept Away in Massaenusetts-
Factories and Villages subuf god Plrtrtpont speak
ue our Fortunes the llrll, The Nh lnua tina,
Waiting for Those Who Gone Nnt-il res Richness Z
Tho Empress OF lnuH-pisrael'- No dertul lropnetic
Ore M of Destiny The British Empire CT the Future
London Pails by Iall-lhe IunuCl lndrr the British
Wonderful Desert Valleys LATE I'm Texas Town Nll.
yer uy the iun Tie WAYS OF tuuHuOouts Notices Of
NeW BOukt-SW edenburg's Religious SyHemi Answers
to Curresponuentsi The Latest iecguphlc News :
MANY Col mas VI Editorial Arlic and Agricultural
Mater; story-llOw Fought my lirst Duel fnan. lal
l. telgence aud Markets.
THk WEEKLY SUS contains a complete epltone OF the
news the from all parti Of the United slate1
and the American continent. Copies Wrappers ready
formang to the old country may be nad At the desk
of our publication ONCE. Price four cents For sac
py all news dealers ia city and country.