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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

her arm resting carelessly on her piano.
she was listening with a smile Ia a
group Of young ladiesOf-honor who
were soliciting permission TO give some
charades in costume II the chateau.
with pleasure. my children" said the
kind Josephine. Il will even see To it
that the costumes are furnished. Thanks
To the generosity Of the Emperor. my
own wardrobe is all-suficient: SEE what
a merchant has just sent me-" and care
lessiy she spurned with her foot a mag
Observation-Disclosures robe which Law
upon the floor.
The garment Was so beautiful that the
youngest Of the ladies. enthusiastically
clapping her hands, cried out, -Heav-
ems, but your Majesty must he very
happy"
Happy" m%urrnured Josephine, with
a sigh; yes, very happy"
She seemed lost in thought for "A mo-
ment: then, throwing of the memories
which oppressed her, she arose. saving.
Follow Inc, ladies, and select your cos
tunes" Followed 10y the t~houghtless
throng. she entered the room. where her
wardrobe was kept. The ewes of the
young ladies' opened as wideas didthose
of the wood-chopper's som when he
entered the cave of Ali Bahia. at the
wonders of lace and iinery exposed 10
their gaze: everything that art could
furnish aud money procure was there.
Take your choice, my children" said
the generous Empress: amuse your
selves in selecting from all the beautiful
dresses which dazzle YOU So. You are
free To take anything you find, with n
exception, and that is too sacred for any
one to touch. But" she continued. ST..
ing the curiosity depicted in their faces,
81 may show Won this wonderful treas
ure."
You may imagine how the minds of
those young girls We're affected. What
new wonder were they to behold:
Could it be possible that anything more
precious than what they had already
beleld could exist? Smiling ut the
wonder she had herself created in their
minds, she slowly drew from the corner
OF her jewel-casc, not a present of NapO
leon, not the gift of a geni, but the
landiwnk of Pierre IIello-the little
shoes of Marie Rose-for You have
guessed ere now that the Empress
Josephine and the little barefooted dan
Ger are one and the same person.
When the sword of Bonaparte began
10 hew Europe, Josephine Marie Rose
Tascher de Ia Pagerie was chosen as a
happy Queen.
But there came tempests and storms,
enemies fell upon and crushed France
and amid all this the prophecy of the
old negreSS was fulfilled.
The bird had dropped its rose. and the
Creole of the Three Islands, twice
crowned Queen, persisted amid the tenn
peSt.-HOWP Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

DIR. SCHENCK's PULNOSIC >rEJP. SEA WE'D
Tonic, AND MASDRAKE f~ILL~-TEesc mcdI-
cines have undoubtedly performed more cures @,
p,ion than any other remedy know d ts'he
American public. They aUs compounded u Yegc-
table ingredients. and contain nothing which can
be Injurious 10 the human constitution. other
remedies advertised 4, cures for Consumption.
probably contain opium. which is a s1m~w hat
dangerous drug In all eases, and IL taken freely
by consumptise patients, II must do great injury.
for It's tendency Is TO cOnHne the morbid matter
In the system. which OF course. mus; make a cure
impossible. Schenck's ulmonic syrup Is war
ranted not TO contain 4 particle Of Opium. IL Is
composed OF powerful but harmless herbs, which
act on the lungs, liver. stomach. and blood. auI
thus correct all morbid seCreiiOns. and cNpcI all
the diseased matter from The body. These are the
only means by which Consumption can br cared.
and as Schenck's Pulmouic Syrup, sea Weed
Tonic. and Mandrake PMS are the only medicines
which operate In this way, IS IS obvious they are
the only genuine cure FOR Pulmonary Cpn,ump-
lion. Each bottle Of .his invaluable medicine II
accompanied by full directions. DR.. Scheuos II
professionally AZ his principal once. corner sixth
and Arch streets, Philadelphia. every Monday.
where all letters for advice must be addressed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

\ correspondent says that IittsbuTg
has more business enterprises and Sue
cessful ones, too. conducted by women.
than any other city. There, too adds
the writer, society kindly opens her
doors 10 these worthy workers. and the
shop woman whose brain or fingers find
active employment, finds the doors Of
intellectual and social delights opened"
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

A Bargain in Body Typc.-Tbe
Iowa PRINTING COMPANY wish US to say
that they have six hundred pounds Of
this style of Bourgeois type on hand,
which they will sell at a reasonable
price. 1t is in tolerably good condition,
we'll sorted up, plenty Of capitals, small
capitals, italic and quads. Write to the
Iosoa Printing Company, Des MOines, for
price. Terms, cash.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

Religion does what philosophy could
never do: IL shows the equal dealings Of
heaven To the happy and the unhappy.
and levels all human enjoyments g.
nearly the same standard. II gives 20
both rich and poor the same happiness
hereafter. and equal hopes u aspire n
ter it-G0I1sr1f'I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

MAY 80. 1876.
Barrel-Trucks.-SilaS Altman, Allan
tic, Iowa.
Fifth-WheelS for Vehicles.-Paul La
Belle, Monroe, Iowa.
Harness Clamps. j. Mccormick,
Glldden, Iowa.
Mechanical Observation-Disclosures G..
MOshcr, Wichita, Kansas.
Car-COuplings.-J. +. ROehm, Hiawa-
tina. Kansas.
Nut-LOcks.-Isaac Van Kuran, Oma-
ha. Neb.
Knife Racks and Rests.-A. II. Byrkit,
Fairfield, Iowa.
Piano-ActiOns.-J. W. Holmes, Du-
huque, Iowa. An adjustable weight is
tapped into the upright of a pianO-jack,
to dispense with the use of spring.
Animal WEAVING Bits.-SolOmon T..
McGee. Pearson NJ. Dye, Nelson Hoemer,
and Horace Shines. Tama City. Iowa.
IIaryesters.-Andrew T. NOrd, Ere
mont, Neb. .
Mechanical Movements. - Holcom
Olson, Mt. Pleasant. Iowa.
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II GLADDEN. the Heart

To be and recognize the being 10 TIE E.Elt
OF perfect hearth, aud yet how frN VH-sss-sS TE-
active habits OF llfr IA this country make people
neglect IL. ma.i!cAiiSu cf their food hence fol-
lows indigestion, constipation 80 dIaFTtUa. tatu-
IeBcc. a.. making lfc \ burden. Under such a
regime u becomes necessary - Use a means OF As
sisting the over-ta1e1 power - nature IN digest
Ing the food taken iuio the stomach, ARD Hc tuL
no better adIuvaut than Can DE found ia the csi~-
bra;ei Blackberry Brandy OF Prof Cameron. made
by the HONE BITTEKs Co. AID for sale every
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
Dr. McAFFEE-A regular GRADUATE o, Er

DR.. McAFFEE-A regular graduate OF British
and American Institutes. Twenty years 4 prac-
ticing physician. Treats all diseases of the Kid
neys, Liver, Lungs. Heart Throat. Head and
Nervous system. Errors of Youth and Abuses Of
Manhood successfully treated and even after
others have failed. sl0 forfeit for any case of
Seminal Weakness or private disease Of any Kind
or character he undertakes and fails 10 cure. LA
DIES will find proper treatment for diseases pc
culiar TO their sex. All letters containing stamps
for reply promptly answered.
CONSULTATION FREE Send for cIrcular. Adj
dress Lock Box 210, OF call IT Office. 81 Perry street
DayenpOrt. Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

We can heartily recommend the Ne
vada Hotel, 1iS and $50 Wabash Ave
nue., Chicago, ILL.,, as not only one of the
cheapest, but also one of the best hotels
in Chicago. Mine host. Kcndrick, has
proven that he CAN keep q hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
There shall be no Night there.

That must be a glorious place 10 live tn: no
clouds and no darkness: where can II be? Here on
earth. Civilization enforces on all humanity
within Its influence 4 penalty. That penalty is sick
ness of many kinds and differing in degrees. Tn
sOciabiltty. fretiulnesS. anger. i'll temper. rude
manners. distrust, bad language. anxiety. dis
quiet, broken rest. Impaired faculties ami un-
SoundnesS of mind and body. are some of its con-
sequences. Relief can be given. and the night Of
sickness diSsipated In the rays of the sun OF health,
by using the celebrated HOME II BITTEEs.
81 The thrifty man cares well for the tools and
implements he uses. Such a man will preserve
his harness by the use OF Uncle Sans Harness oil.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

Interesting to Musicians.-A Whitney d
Holmes Cabinet Organ will be sold q. q reasCpa.
BILE price by the IOWA PRINTING CO..
DIES MONIES.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
kADWAY'S
RE A D Y RELIEF
Will Afford Instant Ease.

HILAHAATiON OF H kidneys.
or THE GLADDEN..
INFLAMMATION OT TIiE BOWELS
CONGESTION OF TIE LU;sGs
SoR8 THROAT. DIFFICULT DKEArliISC.
PALPITATION OF TIE HEART.
H~Y6rEKlCS. CROUP. DiPHEtihBIA
A1ARR INFLUENZA, HEADACHE.
TOOTHACIIE. AUNPS. EEuRALGIA.
RQEUAATIsA. COLD CHILL4l AGSE CHiiLs
II aSplicadsl Of TIE READY REIBEY 20 the
paSt u PaTS Shsrs ts pals or dieSol,y sists will AssrS
Sass and semfert
Twenty drops In half Q famhler % ss,.r oil, n . DO
asmsnsA, cure CRAMPS, sPAsns. SOUR
~EARTBUk SICK HEADACHE. D~IAsRHEA. DIS
ENTERY, collie. WIND IN u BOWELS. snS Ill
INTERNAL PAINS
Tf1vslefs should Always carry . bottle OF =
38LlER with them. A few dcops 10 Eater vul prsvsa
SakAsss o. pains from chang. Of water.
r 10 BETTER THAN FRENCH BRANDY OR MT.
TIERS As A sTINULAHT.
Price so Cents. Sold by Drugxists
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

The ladies will find Dobbins' Electric
Soap, made by Cragin " Co. Philadcl-
phia.) the best of all soaps for general
washing, from blankets 10 laccs. II is
pure. uniform, time and clothes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

Both men aud beasts are liable to acciden-,'a
prompt remedy used at the right TINS often
saves weeks and months of pain. DR.. Green's
Cr:mean Liniment and Livsr and Ague Pills
should always be kept in the house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

~ Arc you suffering with 4 cold, cough or any
bronchial complaint? If so. go 10 your druggist
and get a bottle OF Eilerts Extract of Tar and
Wild Cherry. II Is the best known remedy FOR all
such complaints. Sold by all druggists.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

For Sale.-A new. No. Harris safc-never
been used. Price, $50. cash.
IOWA PRINTING CO.,
hrs MofSra
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

For general debility the good effects OF The Veg
etine are realized Immediately after commencing
O take IL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
A Bargain in Body Type.-Tt

To Farmers.-A Moline windmill for sale,
by the IOWA PRINTING CO,
nRa MANIA
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

81 Every horse owner should know the value Of
Uncle Sans Condition Powder. Ask your drug
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

WHAT Is NBGErINE?-It l. a compound cX-
tracted from baTks, roots ana herbs. II is natures
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06
industrial.
NAV On 1874

THOMAS q. OEwIG. Solicitor Of Patents OF the
iowa PATENT OFFICE, at DeS MOines, reports the
following L. 5. Patents issued TO Western invent
mrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-07-06

And dealer in Pine Clothing and Gents Furnish
ings. The largest stock Of Fine Goods and yERr
BEST class OF work Satisfaction guaranteed
When in the city please call and examine stock
DeS AOines. Iowa.
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MOUNT CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 81 Louis
Established Isa. ia Riee, A. NJ L
B., Pres.
AGeats: New hoQsehold neees.tfv sample and
terms postpaid Sc. satisfaction guaranteed
Stewart Manufacturing Co. P.rtsburg-
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ORGANS!

We are pleased % D. able - arHoGure 70 Music
Dealers ard the Musical EubIfC. that ~ have usAa@
arrangements for the eGf-asIVc sale ~ ths r'.s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24
CoNKLlNG AND THE coLoRED VOTE.
Urea. Nav q. Isl.

UTICA, Nay q, 1910.
The State Committee OF the colorcd men held meet
Ing in Association Hall to-day Three delegates were
elected to the National Republican Convention to lay
before tina, body the evils which freedmen
exposed through democratic supremacy In some OF
the southern States.
The following resolution indorsing the candidacy Of
Senator Conkling Tor the Presidency, was adopted
unanimously
Resoierf That we hold Roscoe Conkng in grateful
ory for being the first friend Of present 70 the
Congress % the United states resolutions looking 20 ema
cpaton the 10Th Of March, 1884, ut time when tne
artillery OF the enemies OF aud Of the nation wns
laundering within sound OF the Capitol and the whole
country locked Ia tho embrace OF dcath aud We recog
tho attributes which pecuiafiy % him for the
Presidential Office. We present him ss our
choice Tor Presidential candidate. with the mii
that his nomination viii sccre the election Of
republican President character guarantees an non
orablc and whofo undaunted courage will
ALT OF hiv low degree the equal rights which
the constitution peomisesI
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THE CONVENTION ro-DAy-sPIRITED PROCEED
IxGs ANTICIPATED AND MAJORITY FOB
BI.ArNE-THE CABINET CHANGES DISCUSSED.
CONCORD May IS 1874
New Hampshire fruitful AZ is Of high political
excitements threatened with spirited
convention than the which Is assemble in this
city tomorrow the selection OF candidates 10 tho
Cincinnati Convention. Delegates have been crowd
ing into the city all day, and tonight every
hotel and boarding house is filled to over
flowing. The veterans and active workers
Of the party are here IN full force, and
among others who have taken pans TO lend helping
hand are Senator wadeigh and Representative Blair,
all the way from Washington. Chandler, the well
known third house member OF Congress- is on hand in
the interest or Mr. Blaine and has undoubtedly worked
in partnership with Wadleigh advancing the IN
tcrcsts OF the Maine statesman. Mr. Rollins. OF
Pacific Railroad fame is also present IN
amet, but effective way, IN Mr. Blaine's behalf.
tracted. the preliminary meeting lasting until
nearly midnight Leading candidates heretofore dis
cussed have been Blaine and Brlstow, but there -
strong feeling that the changes in the Cabinet
not altogether unconnccicd with an administra-
tive attempt 10 further the interests Of senator
Conklng. whether not the Convention will take
kindly 10 this White House dctation remains
be The feeling indicated on
the surface about twothirds Blaine TO one.third
Bristow and 1t Is not unlikely that the representation
viii be in this ratio by the delegates 10 be chosen,
although they will not be openly pledged instructed
Senator wadlcirh in q midnight speech To- night,
watched with interest Ia all parts OF the
country, and although he Is known 70 be
radically Blanist he hoped delegates would not be
bound TO any single candidate; he seemed 10 attach
considerable importance the late Cabinet changes as
q Conkling move, and among Others whom he men
toned as likely 70 loom up were Morton, Hayes and
perhaps William A. Wheeler. The Convention Is not
likely to be very harmonious
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-24

To THE EDITOR OF rriE HERALD:-
Who Is to be the standard bearer Of the democracy
VIII Il be either Bayard, Seymour, Tdcn Allen,
Thurman or Hcndrickss do not believe that tho
ST. Louis Convention will make a selection from these
distinguished for that must DO apparent
to the careful observer.
In the ensuing election the first necessity OF the do
mccracy Is success. Who the man that will COM
maud Il? Who il the man who IS incorporated by
any Of the questions tina. vexng aud dividing
parties that unite into solid these DIS
cordant elements The democracy have such ono,
but unfortunately he Is soldier Yet he Is one whose
clAsA He won imperishAble honor during tho late
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, NAY "a 1876-TRPLE SHEET

war. and in the positions 10 which ne has been a.
signed since that time be has shown the highest quail
ties Of statesman
We oisen hear the remark :--sswe want no moro SOL
diers Tor presidenta" Must the fact that man -
sodier-and good at that and fought 70 maintain
the Union although richly possessed with every quail
ncation TO make good presdent-debar him rom re-
ceving the Nomination. Shades OF Washington and
Jackson, forbid am nclLed the belief that the
person OF whom We have been speaking will be nom-
mated One thing, however, certain II the nonina
SAUGATUCK.
wKsrroRr Conn., May o. 1870
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS.

CHARGED WITH CRIME.
MILWAUKEE, May %, 1876.
Internal Revenue Supervisor Matthews, Of Chicago,
is expected to arrive here Friday to make CON-
plant against T. W. Keycs, chairman Of the state
Republican Committee, in connection with whiskcy
frauds. The charge Is conspiracy 10 deiraud the gov
crnmcnL
Said Reyes is a delegate 20 the National Republican
Convention at Cincinnati, and declares Tor Brss-
tow, being hitherto credited 10 blaine II Is under
stood he Will take several votes with him.
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PREPARING FOR THE STATE CoNvENTIoN-A
LARGE ARRIVAL OF MISUNDERSTANDING THE
FAvoRITE-EFFECT OF THE CABINET
cHAHGEs-THE PROBABLE STATE OFFICERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

rupt practices of the department Of jus.
tice in the south and west, by the regu-
lar committee.
T@elfth-An inquiry into the cause
and means OF prevention Of the depre-
dations on the Texan border by Mexi-
can raiders. by special committee.
Thirteenth-An investigation Of the
public expenditures of the State depart
nent, by the regular committee.
Fourteenth-An inquiry for the orders,
names of military Off ers, ETC., who hold
positions in the civil service.
Fifteenth-Au inquiry into the ex-
tIayagance Of the government printing
office.
These fifteen Investigations have been
ordered by special resolutions Of the
house. In addition to these, the general
resolution reported by the ways and
means, and:adopted by the house, re-
quireE all of the standing committees to
inquire into the various branches Of the
pnblic service covered by the rules OF
the house, and to report from time to
time what rsform and retrenchment can
be carried out. It will thus be seen that
the range of inquiry in the interest of
good government is most complete, cov-
ering as 1t does the army and navy, the
executive, the judicial aud legislative
departments OF the government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03
posT-MORTEM ExANIINATION,
MISSIS IPPI.
The Legislative Proceedings of Yes
terday-Lamar's Last Speech
Endorsed.
SnecIaI 10 the Anneal.I

Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, February 2-SenGte.-The
penitentiary mmittee was instructed to
inquire into The expediency Of employing
convicts, within the penitentiary walls,
in manufacturing cotton and woolen
fabrics. Leasing out cOHvicts has not
proved satisfactory. A resolution to in
vestigate Senator Mcclure on specific
charges of bribery and abstrscting testi-
mony which would have convicted him
before the courts, was passed. The gov
ernor was requested to furdish the SEN
ate report Of the committee appointed
by Governor AIcorn to investigate the
charges against DIR. Compton, superin-
tendent OF the lunatic asylum. Comp
ton will probably be removed or legis-
lated out of Office.
House.-The bill prohibiting the sale
of cotton in the nighttime was tabled.
The agricultural lien law was made the
special order fer Wednesday.
Visitors from all parts Of the State, at
tending the courts, and the grand chap
ter of Masons, express general sstisfsc-
ton with Lsmar's speech on the Cen
tennial appropriation.
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DEFERRED TELEGRAMS.

Toe aEpointmelt of l. E. Dyer, Of
Memphis, United States consul a. Odes-
ss, was confirmed by the sCrate Tues.
day.
Juis0n Bro7,, p-rk.psckers Of New
EaveB, are rep 1rted failed with liaoili-
t.e'esiimsted at three hundred thousand
COliyrs.
An Omaha Telegram Tepor' severely
cold Weathsr, with 2 gsls blowing the
past two days, and thermometers twelve
degrees below zero.
The Central hotel q. Cairo wss de-
st-Cy=d Jy hrs Tuesday morning. Los
a5-u. ten thousand llsTs; insured for
agau: forty i've hurd,cd.
TEE + Etslb1ook steel pen mauuac.
tory Il New YORK. Is reported failed, by
which i1uc hundred operators are
throw, Cu - employment.
A rcund-ouse AMI three locomotives
uf the kausas PaCiic railroad, at Wal
lac X fnsaE, were totally destroyed by
ii e Monday night. Loss seventy thou
sand dollars.
Silas Wilde, killed his father and
luOtb-r With az sX, cat bis wiie's throat,
and IN hung himself Ia Lyndon, Yer
mont. TIesIsy. The wife wEs living
80 the b. St acc2Cnt.
Tae publication ot the Boston Daily
N'slCs scrm rig owned by tie defsuIting
WiusloV, suspsLCei yesterday, after the
sb-0Iptjgu OK Two hundred thoula and
doIiars En- he enterprise.
Tuc Jspauese commissioners 10 the
Cen.eGuiI-G q Kunsl, NJ. Sbiods, T.
Canon, II Snihsta and Ii. Tawar6-
arrived st San Francisco Monday, and
viii remain there few days.
At the snUUsl meeting OF the Evan
Fclical - lisuCs # the Uaited Slates,
held IN New York tiUUdsv evening, IL
was resolved that the Philadelphia
branch OF TIE EyRuEe Eelicsl Alliance be
Tszpec fully regU--iei 90 embrace suit.
able opportunities flr aCqlaiLtipg dis
tinCuisas 81 visitors - The DatiOLal eXhi-
Lju1n with cur cbll.ian ana philsn-
th-0-ic 1, ,~titu.ious.
Tle list Of clu-chcs called 10 the sd-
vizory CO,uC.l u be held in Plymouth
church, on he III eelth # February, hss
been c1mpie'eI I; comprises one Buc-
cred and seventy one churches OF New
YorE, New Jsr5ey, PsnDsy lvanis,
Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont,
rE1s5schuze.tE, RhOie Island, Co1necti-
cut, Osia, Iodials, Michigan. Illinois,
W.-e5rsi-, Iowa, Minnesota Missouri,
Kansas a-d District OF Columbia, be-
si1ss @ number O, ministers without
tHE4rfz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

THE New YORK Tribune is Of opinion
shat tbs recent sales CT American printed
cotton goods in England have created
more alarm there than the cireum-
stances warranted. Tne Fall River cor
respondent Of tia. p aper shows that the
chief cause for this reversal Of the cur
re2ts OF .rads is the temporary depres-
sion o; cur home market. There is | tile
probability tia. such conditions here
can long continue, though there is
ground for believing that the present
manufsc'ur o. cotton goods in z 1gIand
does not sGlgi 3 suitable supply for all
her ma-ketp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

TIE Chicago Tribune should under
stand that the Avalanche is not Demo-
cat C paper, snd 60 not wishito be SO
clssssi. Il v, aid net OH any account
sSil under false color. The Tribune by
Icsdiag the AUolaRchs's advertisement
viii see tina! the paper is Independent in
politics, and therefore ready for any
thiug that NAV turn up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

THE improved relations Of landlord
aud tenant, and other good and suf.
hcient Fsssonp, are operating disastrous
ly to Fenia0ism in the United States as
well g Ireland. A proof Of this is fur
nishe3 by toe annual convention of the
Felian brotherhood, which me. 10 New
York last week, snd at which, it is said,
only tb.Ety circles were represented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

= BERLIN dispatch thinks that Bis
msrck will demand the surrender Of
Count Won Amin from Italy under the
eE.rIdition treaty, and stsles that Bis
msrcS has ssFei. through the foreign
Office the opinion Of The Italian council
Of ate with Tsfarence to the judicisl
question raised ty the publication Of
oiIicia' documents by Won Arnim.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-03

a BERLIN di7pa'ch ststes that the
northern powers hEve again jointly re-
molstrgted with The Prince Of Montene-
gro ior countenRDcipg and for allowing
the irdiscrest address threatening war
with Turkey to appear IN his official