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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-20
SAFE INVgSTM RNT,

STOCK PRIVILEGES one Per cent. from
, the market, AZ low rates, will psy large
profits the next thirty day., on large or snail
Investments. Gold, Stocks, Cotton and To-
baccO bought and sold on the most favorable
terms Liberal advances on consignments.
Price lists and circulars free.
CHARLES SMEDLEY & co,
Bankers and brokers,
20 Broad ST., near 60 q end 3 ok EX.,
jslGdw p o. uox S--N New urk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-20
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.
NOTICE.

JACOB MARKS has been admitted 20 an in
y terest in my business from January !, 1876.
ISAAC FRIEDMAN,
The business will be continued at the old
stand, under the d m of
falls ISAAC FRIEDMAN & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-20
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday Il cotton and gold: Nel
York, cotton, lS; !deHiphis, l2t. NeS
York, god closed at 1925; Memphis, 1lll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-20

New YORK, January ia fire at
Cansrs, Long Island, this morning, des-
troysd hotel and the railroad depot.
Loss forty thousand dollars; Insurance,
tWentV-fiys thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-20

Boston, January I9-W. F. Gill &
Co, book publishers, have called q meet
ing Of their creditors. J. C.. Liller & Co.,
an oId-establisbed house in foreign fruit
fraHa ha1ya
, 1876-08-08
SILVER A LEGAt-TENDER.


CHICAGO, Aug, 0.~-Ttu slst Of this question
Of rcmonctizng silyor--makIng It u lcgal-tc,.-
der for tho l,ayltrn. Ut MI debts, public Us well
ns prIylte-ls, aa IL seems To NE, Just here:
E7r1t-It Is not denied that, prior to 1879, Sill
yer was lcgal.tcader, In this country, for tho
payment Of ull debts, M mitch 90 us gold, but
when It soas thus lcgal-tendcr, and whcn! was
OF equal value With gold, did the Government
ever attempt, from l3a tu 1873, tu discharge its
y 'eou - Indebtedness In silver, Or feel tint It
had tile right So to dol
IANswEn.-It alwuys discharged It's debts
In silver when silver dollars Htro OF less
rAluu than gold dollars; hut when silver became
the niore valuable Ut the twu metals II then dis
charged its cotn Indebtedness tn gold, because
SeevNu-lt tile GoyernMcpt, rite7s sitsvr ras
Lsial-te7taer, never attempted tg discharge As
"coin" contracts Ii, aMythiHg E4t gul.t u, is
not this an acknowledgement. upon tho part 0f
tho Government that IT. considered tho word
"coin tu its contracts implied the coin Of the
worla,-inpltd goti, Ills fully and " thoroughly
~ though thc word Sold hall bcelsluscrted III
iIs Rt{rerncntst
-, There arc TWO erroneous assumptions here.
The debt Ut the Revolution was snninIy dlscsarg
"a In silver coin; tho debt Of tbs second War
With England was partly pait IN silScr. Il y
pot sfue that "goll IL tbs t1,t Ut tho world, !"
by any manner Vt 1neaus, Silver Is
. lcgal-tenicr coin In France, lfol-
,sas Aass. .aa aaiY hus, bssu s a sx''iss,aa sx as
4Eo, ,,s was " S lsgal'enaer coin Of tl,e Gs5nan
J4plu, pereia, Egypt, Afrea, aid Asia general.
y, Of alt South Ainerica, Mexico, und Central
America. 1t IL tho exclusive cmal-tcntlrr yolu
OF more than hR1S tAv world, md tu-ltgHl With
, 1876-08-08

gold ~ Ill thr rest 0f r. rHccpt Grrht lsrItaln,
Germany, anil III. n.tr.l Htats.--En.
7nfrA-If the f;arcr,mcntt 'lnrIl,s elghtr-bna
ycars of ir cy'st"n c, 'ip lo t time wien silver
VAS '!cInurc,tztalaml,n nsatk van, at 4 thhe wien
silver WIS ar much a rEal.',!r!cr IN tii;e r"'u.
,ry ~ Eo'd, ,'ev:r "n;ri 4 snr simn
contracts. s.-Ei,. l-sl,r.cly acknowledging that
1t ron,I'lrrcd the word ''eo'n" implied roh',
can IL nom ]onoFabiy turn nst'sf,d anil decide
HAT "tu!n" means eitl!rr silver .: roll k!uply
because, owIn. to the oytrlrm!uctip,i Of eilver,
oi late years, 1t cAn lnysilvcr c1lcarcr than Etf
ThIsfs oil tllerr In af Il. It'A il mnlter of na-
tlonal lonorfD; hence matter in WHICH every
member of the I;oarl u Trallc Ia deeply inter-
csse,1. Willie wntIl'l lfkc tn sec silver inni1c y
lcgni-tcn,lcr, believing rs do that I. would,
tIure tiian my ot!er onc ini''l;sce, a,ccclcr',e
t1ic resumption u specie payments IN this ctllln-
Try, yet 10 not wish to II dune 1T the sacr-
ncc of national l.oi,r; and. IN view of the fore.
EnIny, were the Government to now attempt IN
pny its srf,in' Indebtedness In silver, rnnn, /
hut feel .ltnt It would III. :rc'ics of strp jr'c-
iies wi.sch would, III MI futurn years, cauAu
every American t'tIzrn Ia blush with tl,".uc.
a MrMEEE or TIE EnAEp OF TRADE.
, 1876-08-08
In tscspeaa against Charles 4. nnd Nlchard T.

In trcspeas against Charles 7. nnd Nlchnrd 7.
Kare, riai.nfng san m damages.
tsa'rts"i A. f;rn2rr, Ut PENNSYLVANIA, filed Pc
t!ln tn have rpaIrnlrh IN lin thu ttlo y, tho
ala{ur llltas, M the suut'icnat curGr II Mud!.
son s,ui laSal,r strurts, together with The la'i
on With It Stands. -,
Cyrus +. .oqith tile,l l,iil n3afnHt 'Iol'n,, ".
j., anu Fntta &. Cultnu alul otlers 10 i1rrelosc
IL f.,ortgngc far 21,1J.lH m the N. 4 u shc y.
+ 4 ni ti'u \. L, 4 of lI'o =, W. 4 of eec1'oh
.Tnines Dunn SIZED Thor'us j" an'' c. W.
kcmpster for 81 ,!NU.
utKcuIT COURT.
Patrick f1nyctl commenced MI nctton yesterday
against tteurgo I.ol,ste!n to recover 81 ,WE'. :,
FlnyAl 1,asconl flied Il bill against Ezra il:
Martin nnll Lyman lalrd ~ forrlnu triiat aeeh
for Ss,JI) on Tic following described 10y; bG-
ginning al polt IN thu nnrtll line y LOT ],
Dlumk I. In Henry Grayes sulysi"iM. y 81 G ~ aercs
sunll, md adjoining, t,'o noriil 5T.loo asrcs
living west Of Cottage Hrorc avGh'ic,
and ii in " tic south line Of 1'lirty-nceondi
lot /, Dink 5, alorc+a!.l, anil running. thence
cn.t uloc said su,,ti line parallel Will thu west
itncs ri sth Lut nnu Lbt In saffl Block &, 10
fcct: thence west parallel With the said Mouth
line line ii aald Lots and i, 90 feet to the place OF
beginning. -
SCrEnton Hr--C0SrkastoSA.-A. f}ridIey ct
nj, vs. Young Hall and II. 7. HALL, t1Go; l3. -
Daniel ssnall IT, Y. IL Henry 4. Jones and Daniel j.
CIncrir Counr-CoHrEss1oss.-l Felscn.
thal Ct al. vs.. y. August ltaerthcr, s1a. A..
, 1876-08-08

4 Srotcln.nu, vito hal been consuming Il
little liquid grain, entered Professionalism to
purchase u few Glbstantals. On the si!0pn!,In
requesting him 10 tnste sample Of his ncal,
Donald, tossing his head knowingly, exclaimed:
Ma, ia; he n,ny look lilelnn', hut i,e's no sac
Gaelic us to put tile taste ~ Its dram GOT u ILLS
mao fur wee tnSte u Hiean
, 1876-08-08
THE COURTS.
Enraged Bondholdcrs Of the Dav-
enport e ct. Paul Railroad.
They Claim that tho Isond Was
plunlercd by the Cnnstruc-
tion Company.
Eecorl Of Business Transacted in tie
Chicago Conrts Yesterday.

Record OF business Ira1saGIea LII the
Chicago Courts Yesterday.
ON THE AGGRESSIVE.
AFTER RAILROADS AND CONSTRUCTION coNpA-
sIuce tic universal howl raised over the In
toujtits OF the Crel!t-AIoD!lIer scheme III con-
ucctlon with tho building Of the Pacific Rail
rnal, there Inns been necessity of ll'nling of
originating now schctnc for bleeding tmpccu"
ntous railroads IN Il sa(o aud easy nanilcr.
This void has tocn filed by the CREATION nf rail-
way construction companies. Icing, rs corpora
t.ons, without soul, utld furnishing
perfect immunity to tho originntors he
yond the stock sihacr'bed,. they have
not unaatuFa!y et , ws p nns iayor ta ieS's c
cago g. Southern ftallroad, Tho Chicago y ~, H'i.
n6ls River Railroad, tho ChicaEo, Danyllle ~
Vlnccnnca Hallway, anil other cunpau!cs WHICH
have been sewy PEA as to snt sht,, Gy tsi
Ter. In Iowa, also, there seems TO ilaso 3i. 5sch
some trouble from similar eassc, III %nish %
Lou!a H. Moyerst Tdcns partner, ta!scs q, laM, ~,
ptsa s s.stss ss eSst eSsa 'fis Goft u pes oes
which shows how the Davenport a. ~ -. -, i,av. iav.
Railroad Company was sucked tiry " lic Hav, :,',
enport Railway Construction Compahy. InG ;
some @ Of tlls bo,iihol,,crs u, behalf Of ~ lle
bondholicrs asainst tho officers Of tue railroad {,
and Hallway Construction Conpany, Md y H. i
sought to cnrgc the partiGs Wo someSea e ~ tb t
ssstiG sc,s ot iGaud couniticd by the Company anl
's '!s,osa ssfu''eeE eE5mpsny %ast' fo ss st
1915 tic Davenport 4 e.. : ras.I l.allrnaa
road frnin Davenport to st. Paul. Tho capital
,yas at first kB O 900, which was afterwards Ill
creased to s0,6o0 000 oi which only small Eart
, 1876-08-08

Special Dfspuith ~ T,e T,ib1re+
DAvrHrnET, H., Aug. 7.-Charlrs Carceu,
Of this city, has connnrnecd sui. aga!nat tho
Chlrn1o. Rnck Ista'rl 4: Pacific Railroad COM
pany Tor 100000 t'asnage. fur Injuries hustancd
un TINT ROAD while acLllig ia brakeman.
, 1876-08-08

a. -o-
Psta ont so'o ~, ~
'"4 ~ -.
Cash in bank Auc. l,,,,,,,. .s5. sBe
n11,tsny va. rur c,ry.
r.. r,.u,, ~ ~. rt.o,,it r",.. ,,.,. .,,-
Ahe ecs" .. III. o"e",' e"u'' aceisca ING
party having tho Instructions III the case of
Julian 8. Kumscy vs. Tha CITY Of Chicago to
returu them Immediately III order that the
rtror,1 To thc S,,nru,. Cu,,rt 1unv be coupletc,,
''>S'" ~ NV .,n... ~ ''r'e'~N'
Friday next will be the lost day Of service In
kho Circuit Court to the August term.
III the ease OF t1,u foreclosure proceedings
sonInst tha chtcauo nnnvi,ln f. yiuccnnp,
1eIn"s,, "oa ~ |s,,s rat. ~ ,,,o ,1a,r"o ,sus
suolhlttea y 3nugc pfulltnoha yestetMay ,o!
approval, Oulect!ohs, noweTct} Msse u1"oct Aaa
ths mattcr goes over until the loth.
UNITED y, sTATEs COUNTS: - mn
, 1876-08-08

dnty 10 maintain: Hfii, That The tccunant IL not
lnHfo for trr$raascs r0nnIttrl by thn rtork rf
otnrr, even t,os,l i1,ry cano through defendants
partition fGiiCe.-LiHtt Is. 4f:t'ure.
, 1876-08-08
SITUATIONS vvANrED-mALE.


ROnltkroncr*, Elcrf9s. rtCs
GfTUATIDY wASTEh-HF j HNOEKEErEn
p ; IL FACT ioaTy n . nF e us
,alary mo ir:ntc. A!ds,,1 i.aT. Tri,Etc ots,cc.
H1TrA1loS wAHTEp-nY 4 MAN or N ) As
l,ls!nnas Will work fnr t,na sAgch: viii take to 80
u IN wErth OF nuWr week and pay ba,antc. u n
Tribune of1!ca-
ClTuATloS. WASTEp--A. F7Nsf:ELAFS HOOK.
rcrtianent or oti,rr*.e. E,prrisnce il o..n. Man
thattr, New York, n. age Is. tn.1crptfrnatt rtty
reference. Cash security II required. f. Poatbacc,
Chicago.
Trn6cH.
t,ITuATfnS wAHrEn-T0 nnOKnlSrEns-nY A
~ snGd general wurknah tbiank or nrnt~dl. hailr1
Ho0k niSIsER Vs II FIJI inasnn... ~ '''3''' "N''''
GtTuA11uS WASTEtI-As ES1fSEEf;, CDPrHE
- ~ sna.rr' sEa srtdrr q ~ n:.s1a N, stK'nrst
g nttnsn !hutnnshy understands hts h1tihrss }rst
ployet. s.:,ry 10, ..n: III 6lIect 10 Ktt en-
fiss,tGH ti1i q GhItcA~ for Lno week. ID. MAJ
CoaCE,tct,. Tonn,ntcra, csc.
G1TUA!inS wASrEst-1,r A cOr.Oi!En MAN AB
~ Ep1' lial: lHD tfat txrrr!sbct l4!i or 1ulrck1
i7% Thitd-aY. Euql Reference tT reGuErtd.
GlTUATlDN NAH1En-;S A PRIVATE FANiLY
&, a. &pa"hHan u tasr c.. i: lnrNs drive delivery
Ws9"n " M:yshgs single nsn; soOa rclerrnce. u Ia.
-......... 1EiEEGIluucoNA.
CtTTArfhS waGTED-As PORTER OT, DRIVE 4
Kf'd re!c.lice. A:uFusI i. Sl!Ll iii Vest iayrf.
htnAt.
, 1876-08-08
CHICAGO.
ON THE AGGRESSIVE.

CHICAGO,
THn 6TATR INSURANCE COMPANY,
Tho following Ia All abstract OF tho july re-.
port Ut Homer Cook, Assignee Of tho State In
surarco Company:
CAsn ~ naAk oM'y yA''"'''.''.'.-'. ..,.,..ae,7 761
Collected Since. .''..'.'....-+........". J, 073
s., Aslb
FAld out,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ut
, 1876-08-08

ksElxS0NAl.s
1)ElGstINAt.-A uEHTLEMAk TEMPORARILY RE-
siding IN the r!v Irsres to cofrrsIDu4 WITH !Aty
iecopats, fond n retired country llfs saa i..sss.
~ such auy viii lind honorable cspuldsut III
ARTHUR 81. GLAtIl 4, ', Bv1 80, Chlcsxu.
, 1876-08-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
1NTANTEIl-A coon RESIDENCE Lott A WEIR
w nnt torte anu buggy to bc stvgn tn part payment
Adltrsa u ~, Trl1aAc office.
I}TASTEp-A HOUSE AND LIT IN GUop LOC.,
w tluI; \ very Nnc hnrte and buggy to Ike taken
nart pnYlLlGnt. AAdre4a U u. IrlhNie ullce.
, 1876-08-08

I}yASTEn-A FIHST.cLAss CAi:lnhGE9MtTtI
w ut sy1 md Bft4 WnbNsh.hy. FkNSUIEit 4 CU,
1VASTEp-A, RLAcKs,Iirns HELLER. 400
w Nurth 1lrntit!r,I.5t
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

In the month Of June, 1868, Fosses made an
other trip Co Lourdes. No one at the place be-
slowed on him o look of recognition no one
could remember to have ever seen him. "But,"
said he, laughing. "I am the one who was here
last November, and was cured in the bath of
the grotto.' A foreign physician cross-exam-
ined Fosses on all the details of his case. After
duly weighing the explanations given, he
openly declared that q cure of suoh q charac-
ter, instantaneous, complete, without q subse-
quent period Of convalescenoe, was inexpiioB-
BILE, except by a miraculous derogaton from
natural laws.
Since the day on which he was highly
favored, Fosses has shown himself deeply
grateful to God and to the Immaculate Mo-
upon him has sunk profoundly into his heart,
and it always q sweet qualification for him
to discourse ON the prodigies operated in his
person. Words of thanksgiving to Mary con-
stantly break from his lips. formerly was
st times hasty and quick-tempered," said he
to the missionary father, who has furnished
the details Of this miracle. ''It never en-
tered my thoughts to exercise any control
over THE defect. But now q warning voice is
ever whispering: "Be on your guard, yon
will displease the Blessed Virgin. This checks
my impetuosity and if, through want of
vigilance, my tongue runs away in feversh
fit, hasten to beg Her pardon"
Fosses is no builder of castles in the air, but
he indulges in one dream, which We trust will
be realized He hopes that one day he will
have scraped together sufficient competency
to enable him to located himself permanently
at Lourdes, close to the beloved grotto where
he was cured. Thus not day would pass on
which he could not pray and thank his Bone
factress in Her shrine of predileotion. Until
th happy epoch arrived, his heart and his
thoughts, at leas', wonld dwell under the
shadows of Mass abieille.
ITO be Continued
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
DIED

NEwITT-On ThuIBday, March 49, 1876, At 10 26 A.
NJ, Michael Newitt aged ATTY years. native OF
the County Louth parish of Dunlser, Irelsnd and q
resident OF this city for past yeArs
RYAN-In Cincinnati, st halEpast O'Clock satur.
day morning; March 4th OF pneumonia, after brisi
year of her age. Mrs. Ryan waa native Of Bally.
0pean, County Kilkenny ireland and the last eurvi.
vor Of the LouEbman family who for centuries were
propretors Of the famous spa and lands of BslyapeAn
She has resided in Cincinnati for nearly twenty Ave
years. where she beloved and respected by wide
circle of friends.
In its editorial columns to- Cincinnati Commercial
OF the 5th, says:
Mrs. Ryan mother of ex-Councilman Matt Ryan, of
John Ryan, Board of improvements. and the Ryan
Brothers pork packers died at her residence the
Reading road yesterday morning. Mrs. Ryan
resident of this city for nearly quarter Of century
and her charities and warm hospitality made her
takes with solemn mass, ut ST. xavers
Church. Sycamore street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
A Man Of q Thousand.

A CoNsUMPTIvK CURED.-When death was
hourly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedies
+. James cured his only child with preparation Of
CdndbH IRdicd he gives this recipe free on TO.
cept Of two stamps to pay expenses. There 10 not
single symptom of Consumption that 1t does mot dis
sipate-Nght Sweats, Irritation Of the Nerves. Did
cult Expeotoration Sharp Pains In the Lungs Nausea
at the stomach inaetion Of the Bowels and Wasting
OF the Muscles. Address Craddock 6 Co, 1t39 Race
street. Philadelphia Pa. giving OF thispaper
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
THE CHINESE QUESTION.
SERIOUS SOCIAL PRoBLBM-JoHN's WAY
OF LIVING.
Virginia lNev.l EntarprIss. |

Virginia tNev) Entsrprse.l
The learned men who conduct command
ing Eastern Journals cannot understand why
the people of this coast are opposed to the
influx of o race which all admit possess
are lpeRceable citiEenR, and who ask for
nothing except what they can oAFh. They
khink it 70 but prejudIce Of education
which maases us inyeigH agGinst khe Cain
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" " in new localities In
various parts Of the world. For relieving Coughs.
Colds and Throat Diseases the Troches have been
rorpdT Tai iah1
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

DR CHARLES L. KELLS
DIR. M. WET,
DENTISTS,
12.---- --.--. Dauphine Street -----.12
First door from Canal.
oRLEANB.
Teeth extracted without pain. under the Dhnence Of
Nj rROUS OXIDE GAS. mhI2 rs iy5p
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STORE

5So. Magazine Street $50
The following is the price list for the week
of only few of CHEAP GOODS offer for
sale. Ladies' will do well TO call aad sIamine
beautiful stock Of DRY GOODS, which 10 now com.
plate In all its details;
CALICO, at So
Best WHITE COTTON at 100.
BLACK ALPACA, at Csc
just received SUMMER SILK. at IS and ESQ.
VICTORIA and BISHOPS LAWN. very dne, at Csc.
BL ACK 9RENADINE, at 2s and soc.
LINEN LAWN ct $50.
SWISS at Is. % and 25c
The latest style PARASOES.
STRIPED LACE for children.
TOWELS at 100
CLOTH CASHMERE, LINEN DRILLING. LINEN
CHECK etc.
MATTINti at $50
LACE CURTAINS, BoBINET BARS MAR.
SEILLES QUILTS, CORSETS. ETC., etc.
AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
LEVY BROTHERS,
$50 MsGe aino street.
OrdeEs from the receive prompt attention.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

JACOB OFT, s,m,a
259 Magazine Street, Corner of CalliCpe,
Storea Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Or
with Dispatch Jobbing promptly attended to.
CIsterns made and repaired.
street, through tho PostOtRce, promptly at
tended to. deI9 rs Iy5P
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-03-19

"A NAnD'
HALL OF BRANCH No. 3, n. B & NJ. A. A.
New Orleans, March le, 1876.
The under signed take occasion e1press in behalf
OF the members Of the Branch sincere and heart
felt gratitude to many kind friends for the nume
rouS tokens of friendship bestowed upon on tho
the glorious anniversary Of St. Paricks Day
Our Association is particularly indebted to Mr.
JOHN POWER for his generosity in furnishing =
magnificent carriage and four white horses EratS
az we'll as to our distinguished Marshal JOHN KEN
EAIR and President MEGA BE, for their generous
hospitality.
We assure our friends, and their attentions
ell arc duly and shall always be gratefully
remembered,
JOHN McCAFFRET,
+. MCDONALD,
JAMES MULLEN,
mhI9It Committee Of Arrangements
A GRAND
Vocal and instrumental Concert
WILL BE GIVEN IN ST. ALPHoHsUs HALL
On Tuesday Evening, April IS, 1876,
Under ths Direction Of PROF. II. "A. BLAKE, who
viii by assisted By number Of the NEST
talented musicians IN the clsy.
FOR THE BBNKFAT or THE CHARTTIEs
S4Hn
~ "a 81 71errSt NeHf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-06-13
TOWN ITEMS.
Audover.

lime s.-The vigorous rains during
tina I,u week. have wrought great
change in The appearance OF crops oil ali
kinds. and grass looks quite encouraging
for n fair crop of hay.
s,lyunus Poor. Esq. is giving bis
bindings fresh coat OF paint. hr' L o'
has the finest and most elegant house IN
Andover; 1t is situated on gentle eie-
vs,ion of land. aud is two stories h'gh
ui,b large ell. and Is nearly surrounded
he beautiful shade trees, and is in every
way a delightful boarding house
AR p. NJ. Newton is erecting large
and convenient house opposite The resi-
deuce o.! Frank Dresser.
A fine steamboat is being built 10 run
on the Richardson Lake, Tor the accom-
mediation OF fishermen. aud others VIM
visit this lovely summer resort.
The war on the caterpillars is raging
furiously in many parts OF the Town.
One mau On Farmers Hill, told me he
had been compelled to surrender to the
greedy foe. Those orchards that were
searched last spring and the eggs des-
troyed, have not suffered much yet.
One item last week. should have read
Mr.. Ezra lowell, Instead ot SewelI.
LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-06-13

proper and will prevent any elashing.
The restaurants inside have been regu'
lated as TO prices. and there are no
longer any complaints OF oyerebarges.
the figures for meal now being reason
able. Some of the proprietors grumbIe
al this. but they are forced TO comply. or
have their concessions revoked. AtC-
gelher the machinery q do not mean that
10 tho halD works smoother, and the
visitor gets more for his money than be
did in the first three weeks. The new
catalogues will soon be ready. and then
enc can seek intelligenIly for what,Ver
specially he may desire to see. Let me
advise you not 10 come on the Ith OF
July. The crowd Will be too great. You
can see nothing but that, and men and
women examined in detail look better
than when in crowds. MACH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-06-13
i'ari. mn.

Sabbath afternoon lie Baflis. SlJ,.-
School held its regular Anniversary Pc
ercise There were Interesting Scriy..a
readings. singing and reports Of oiIc,'
The old board OF officers was rC-eece
The Reform Cub he'd is ReeIi
meeting last Su Lday Ut 7. " Q"'.
large number OF speaker, aIi,es'ei -s
II Getting. including number o. .at.r
Mr. Frank Eastman delivered AZ ous-l
poem commenting the movement e.
couraging the boys and paying Lls-
tribute to the ,ilicieLcy Of our Pftst'-"
Our club is bitsscd with iLe serves"
four poets. ffom al. of whom We receive
valuable contributions. j. any o'I"
club in Oxford County equally h'0is-
The next meeting will be he'd Sl.a'lii
evening. The club will hold a m.''''
airy meeting at S,c1rns Hill Scl0o.-1)l'''
next Sabbath. at 3 p. ~
The Paris Hill / .dles Aid Sociei! VI"
hold their next meeting Tuesday e'el'-s.
June 18Th. ut Mrs Perh4m',. L Is hoP''
theEe will be foil Attendance, is n4''''
OF Interest are to be brougl. before -
society.
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Grafton.

Grafton contains 30,727 acres viii.
only 81 inhabitants. 10 1870, but there is
plenty room for more. There is plenty
OF good settling land that is unsettled
aud an abundance OF timber land. II a
good enlerprising man would build mills
here think it would be beneli. to him
and TO The town at large.
Mr.. Sargent Bean died May 25lh, aged
10 years. He was one Of the old se,tl, rs.
X q. Lane, Esq. is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on his house. lie COM
menced al the bottom and went 10 the
top, but he came very near being burned
out The other night. Fire caught in the
ROOT OF The house. Rufus Farrar happen
ed to be coming. and gave the alarm in
time to stop the fire. B.
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NOROMBEGA HALL, Bangor,

Tor the purpose OF nominating q candidate for
Governor o. bee supported at the September elect
ION AND Two candidate, Tor electors OF President
AMI attend 90 such other business as usually
comes before such meetings.
The basis ot approximation will 1e rs follows q.
Each .ty, town, aud piautatlOn D. entitled % one
delegate and one additional delegate for every
scycuty-aNc votes given Tor The Republican can
didaie FOR Governor iu l>9-. 4 fraction ot forty
votes over thc number which Is entitled Co one
delegate, wlll Ice accorded delegate.
The Republican state Committee viii be iu Sos
sion ln the autc-TOOm oi the Hall 40 O'Clock the
morning % the Convention. The usual reduced
iarrs on railroads and steamboats, may be expect
vd vi which due announcement IilI be made
JAMES "a. BLAINE keuucbec, Chairman.
WILLIAM J.. FRl p. AudroscOSgin.
DANIEL RANDALL. AroOstoOk.
STANLEY I. FULLEN, Cumberland.
CHARLES j. TALBOT. Franklin.
JOHN ID. HOPKINS. Hancock
HIRAM BLISS, JE., knox.
=. :. MARBl Lincoln.
ENOCd fO>It.E JI... oxford
JOSEPH ". PORTER, PeuolscOt.
r. \ THOMPSON. Piscataquis
D. ". WAKEFIELD, SagadAhoc.
k Il. SHEPARD, Somerset
WILLIAM W CASTLE, Waldo.
WM. j.. COETHELL.. Washington
JOHN HALL, York.
L. y. SMITH. Seyretar,.
Portland, NAY & l>76.