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a uother GraRd TOTehIight Procession
-E'lnptR C0unty Coed for Tilden
q 4 zendrIcIEs by 1000
mEfoTfGy.

sp-cial 10 the Appeal
SAEDIs. Mss, November THE
Damocratic- Conservative t0rchlight pro.
cessi0n hsFs last Eigat was grand sf-
faiy. Fnl'y ilW thousand people were
present, twenty-five hundred being in
line. The display wss very brilliant;
cannon were booming, bands playing,
fireworks claiming, ard torshss fash
ing 50 far as ths eye could reach. The
whole town was EplendidIy illuminated.
Spseohts were made ty Hons, J. w,
Clapp, w. r Bsrksdales G D. Shands
and Colo1el J. @. Bsllentine. The en-
ihusiasm was urb7uuded. Count Pa.
nola ssie for Tglden, Hendricks and
Manning by one thousand msJcrIty.
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For shelby County Outside Of Mem-
~
Congressional Appointments.

CToN. CASEY YOUNG and Colonel ". N.
n RANDOLPH, candidates for Congress,
VIII address the citizens of the Tenth Con-
gressiOnal District of Tennessee at the iouOW-
Ing times and places, viz:
Germantown, Tuesday, Oct. 3lst.
Memphis, Exchange Building, wednesday,
Nov. lst.
Bartlett, Thursday, Nov. ID.
Withe, Friday, Nov. Sd.
Lucy, Saturday, Nov. 4th.
Memphis, OperahOuse, Monday, Nov. 9Th.
At each OF the above appointments, except
Memphis, the discussion will begin at O'Clock
pm, and at Memphis at N O'Clock pm,
n. ID. L. STEWART,
Chairman Democratic Ex. Com. 10th Dist.
w RMTVI
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shipments of siiter tn china.

SAN FRANUIsCc, November l. Tue
Pacific mail steamer ALASKA sailed to-
day for Hong Kong, VjG YokahOma,
taking over three hundred thousand
dollars in silver coin and tullion, large
proportion Of which was sent by local
banks on account of eastern and Euro
pean correspondents, who prefer 70 set.
tie their Indebtedness in the Oriental
markets through this channel, and have
recently purchased bills On San Fran
cisco to large amount for that purpose.
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CUBA.
Grand Democratic Meeting Rt Cuba ON
Friday Morrow,

From an Appeal CorrsspcndenLl
CUBA, October 3l.-As you have had
nothing from tsiis noted village of the
hills, send you few notes, as the
ooly paper taken in this district. At q
meeting Of The Tilden and Hendricks
club this evening e large and enthusi.
sstic one) after being called 10 order by
Chairman T. L. Giles, the following
resolution was passed:
ResOlUed, Thai we have q meeting
next Friday night, November IS, at Old
Union church, snd thst the different
Democratic candidates, one aud all, are
cOriially invited, and that we expect at
least one or two 10 attend.
BY giving this notice in your vslua-
be paper you will obIige many Of your
d mecTstic friende.
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Great BanEipg institutions.


The paid up capital OF the Nevada
bank, SO OJO 600 il gold c1iD, stands,
with the exception Of the Bank Of Com
inerce Of New York, unC q1sled by that
OF any bsr k in the Uni!ed States. The
Bank of Commerce has also capital Of
S.OOOO,OoO, but IL is in currency. The
largest bSnk in Canada is the Bank Of
Montreal, with a capital OF Sl2 0O0, coo
The Merchants bank, IN the same city,
has s espital Of So coo, 600. The follow
ing Is q list cf the only banks in ihe
United Ststgs with capital CT So. OOO,.
600 spd upward: Bank OF Commerce,
New York, $40 0c0,C00; Nevada bank,
San Ffsncisco, $40 O00, 600; c. r r and
Banking company, Savannah. 81 Co.,
Geo; Blrk OF California, San Francisco,
S. OC0.O0O; Merchants exchange bank,
San Franchcp s.. coo 600; American Ex.
change, NV York, s. 600 600; Fourth
nstioGar, New York, S. coo 600 II will
be seen that San FraL cisco now stands
on par with \ " York as q great bank
ing center SID the indications are that
in time the bullion trade Of the world
will be controlled by cur city, instead of
London, as heretofore.
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DdIbs
Born at SaybrOok, April %, 1886.
The first white child born in Connecticut,

The Cincinnati Commercial puts for.
ward man named Jeup, who had ne
particular standing here, and whose
political opinions were not regarded as
valuable by either Germans or natives.
Jeup is represented as suthority on
Tennessee political and bisiness mat
ters. His political standing amounted
to nothing; he never was a Democrat
in Tennessee politics, and he was gen.
orally regarded as having no politics at
all. He was simply for-Jeup. When
Jeup yawps for Hayes, it means that
Jeup expects Hayes to yawp some for
Jsup. Hence the yawpiDg Of cup.
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Meeting of the Colorado LegisIatu

DENVER, Col, November 1.-The
Colorado legislature convened at noon
to-day. Webster Anthony was elected
speaker Of the house, and w. w. Web
tter president, pro tenn, OF the senate.
The two houses meet in lint session at
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning to can
ysss the vote for State officers The
governor will probably be inaugurated
tn. morrow evening,
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Cardinal AntoneIIi il Ding.

LONDON, November IA Reuter- dis
patch, from Rome, says that Cardinal
AntonelIi is dangerously i'll. The men,
bers Of the diplomatic body went to the
Vatican yesterday to inquire as to his
condition. A dispatch from Rome 10
the Daily NeaDs says that Cardinal An
tonelli is dying. His holiness the pope,
on Sunday, ordered 8 consultation Of
physicians, who declared the cardinals
case hopeless. His relatives were sum
moned to his bedside, and found him
uncOnsciOIls
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The Springfield Repu6Hcas, in takin

The Spring Republican, in taking
a survey Of the situation, remarks that
"the party organs on both sides con-
tinue 10 affect the utmost satisfaction
with last weeks results, but it is ObseTv-
able that the severely impartial betting
man, among whom Hayes was the favor.
ite st odds Of one hundred dollars to fifty
dollars a fortnight ago, are now betting
even on TildeD; odds of two hund:ed
dollars to one hundred and fifty dollars
are offered on Tilden's carrying New
York s ate, with bit few takers."
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SARDEs, MISS.

W. M'ELROY, Sergeant,
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II you look for an arrangement of the

State debt upon q basis honorable and
advantageous to the s ale, vote for men
who will bs in line with the Democratic
majority from the rest Of the S a'e. THe
independent will have no party stfilia-
tlODs or political influence. The Repub.
licars will have no party strength to en-
force any view they msy have. 1t will
hardly be denied that the man who has
policy will be best able to enforcs it
upon bis own party, without wasting
time to acquire strength and irtiuerc rce
"a leader
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Supervisors of Election.

PURSUANT to the Title XVI Of the Re
vised Statutes OF tbe United states, the
named persons are hereby ap-
pointed Supervisors OF Election:
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Railway hutts Deefd,d.

NEW YORK, N oven Der IA motion
was argued yesterday before Judge Law
renee, Of the superior court, in the suit
brought by I. w. Giley, IT,, to deter
mine the right OF certain b0ndh,lders Of
the New Olesns and Mississippi Cen
trsl railroad fcr an Injunction Sgainst
tie Illinois railroad company, and de.
need.
Ia the suit of Arson S Bright, snd
others, against the Chicsgo, Miiwauk' e
and St. Put railroad, commenced iD
1865 70 establish claims of two million
dollsTs worth Of bonds Of the Lacrosse
aud Milwaukee railroad company, Judge
Lawrence, Of the superior court, has de-
MED The motion by plaiDtifFs counsel to
remove the cause 10 the United States
circuit court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02
Unsuccessful Strike of Railway OPer-
atiVeS.

ST. LOUIS, November l-Tdree days
ago General Manager Csnda, of the
Cairo and st. Louis narrow gaGge rail-
road notified the engineers and firemeD
that their wages would De somewhat re-
duced on and after November 1st. To-
day the men LETT their engines withCtit
notice, and endssVOTed to prevent new
men taking their places One or two
trains were stopped, but by tomorrow
evening arrangements will be completed
by which all trains will be fully MANNED,
and the business Of the road run smooth
Iy again.
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Snanish ARaira-

LONDON, November 2.-The Stand
ards dispatch from Madrid reports that
General Q1eseda yesterday held a con.
ference with the ministers on the state
Of the Basque provinces. The army OF
occupation will be reinforced, and Que
seds returns to Bisesy. The conserva,
tive press urges an energetic policy
against tbs growing disafeCtion dis.
played in the attitude Of the Biscayan
deputies and towns.
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NEw YORK, November l.-Iu regard
to ths conference yesterday Of railway
magT stes Ft-e President King declined
to say sly hing more than that the
managers had been in session al day
without accomplishing any definite re-
suits A good degree Of harmony had
prevailed during all OF their discU .siors,
but whst would probably be the result
OF their delibsrstiOns he could not ssy.
Another meeting viii Ge held to-day,
but Mr. King and Mr.. Vanderbilt de-
clined 10 state the place.
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as the time for a grand rally and Jubilee IN
this cfty At night there will be a torchlighJ
speaking, and firing OF guns. Inc
folIOTI7g Is a list OF distinguished speakers
invited TO be present and participate In the
Jubilee: ,.-,.4
Hon. W. P Barksdale, OF Mississippi,
Hon, L, O. c. Lamar, OF Mississippi
Cioveruor A. ID. Garland, OF Arkansas,
Governor Thomas M'Creary, Of KENTUCKY
Judge I. ". Brown,
Governor IshRm q Harris ,.--,-.,
General James r Chalmers. OF MISSISSIPPI
Colonel Van II. Manning OF MISSISSIPPI,
General L. p. Walker, Of Alabama.
Colonel W. p. G. Breckenridge, OF henJucAy'
Hon. W. Z. Whitt1Orne,
Governor John Q. Brown,
Governor James ID, Porter
Hon. ID. NJ. Key,
General W. b. Bate,
Colonel James =. Bailey,
General E. Q. Walthall of Mississippi
Governor G.. s. Houston, Of Alabama
Hon. ]. W. Clspp,
Hon. Henry WattersOn, OF Kentucky,
Hon. Casey Young,
Hon. W. 4. Avery,
colonel John q. Burch.
other distinguish ed speakers are invited and
expected.
Arrangements will be made with all lines OF
railroads and steamboats,, at low rates, to and
from the city. y. B. FORREST
Chairman Executive committee
A. j. HAYS, Secretary.
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]. B. Sutherland is indignant at
Hsyes's denial that the latter is mem
Der of the secret ami Catholic and anti
foreign order called the American Alli-
ance. Mr.. Sutherland, in letter to the
Chicago Times, says that Hayes's denial
will cost him many votes among the
members of the order. Sutherland says
he is himself a member and knows
Hayes to be.
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OAKLAND, MISS.
Grand ProcessfOn-FOur Thousand Men
FtVe Hundred Of them COlOred,
fn LIRe-EuthusfsSn at Ats
Hight.

Special to the Appeal
OAKLAND. November I've are here
ol the grand rounds. There was q
t5Tchlight procession tonight, with
four thousand men in line, five hun
dred Of whom were c0lored. General
w. S. FeztheIstoo, Colonel J. S. Bailey
and Colonel ID. W Rodgers made able
and brilliant speeches. Everybody is
wild with Cnthu -isem.
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Among the prominent Republican,

Among the prominent Republicans
who did their best to get southern war
claims, or ''rebel claims" through the
house last winter, may be mentioned
such patriots as Frye, 0 Maine (S76.
OOO); Hendee, Of Vermont, ($28,65O;
DanfOrd, of Ohio $50, ,OOO); ThornDurg,
OF Tennessee (Sl9O, ,OOO); Hurlbut, of Hi
nois ($138, ,OO0); Lynch, Of Mississippi
($l20,O0O); Rsiney, Of South Carolina
$3.50, CO0); Darrall, OF Louisiana (S270,-
0OO). The wicked; Democrats" are
going to bankrupt the country, are
thew?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02

The Knoxville Chronicle is evidently
wheeling into line with the ChsttsnOo.
ga Commercial in support Of Nancy,
though not with the open candOr Of the
latter. 1t can't possibly favor Thomas,
for it says: "NO Republican can aft I'd
to support candidate for a State office
who is in favor Of reputation in any
form, or who looks with any degree Oi
allowance on such an infamous doctrine.
The State of Tennessee cannot afford to
incur the odium OF such step"
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PRoBABILIFIEl

VAS DEFr- OFTICE On. HTs. OFFICEB,(
- sLn rlE, November 2, am.
In Ten sesscC and the Ohio valley,
s3vthsTly UCcTiHg 10 c5ldeT West Winds
and roythgeS, sriaos, falling Possitly
Jop0trcd 5y rising barometer, '0tidy and
Tu.ag 5DeathsT.
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A STATED meeting OF the abOve-named
"A society will take place at their hall, No.
26O Second street, this (rHURSDAGJ night, at
"a o'clock. A prompt attendance is respect
fully requested, as business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting.
BY order j. ID. MONTEDONlCO, Pres'L
IL 4 4 L L tnr-
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The pr culion ofthe Mountain Mea-
dow murdelers will not end with the
conviction OF John d Lee In ps- sing
sentence OF death on the prisoner on Oc
tober 10.h, at BIaver, Utah, Judge Bore
man stated that the witnesses whose
mouths had been unsealed would be
ready to testify against all the other
leaders who had plotted the wholesale
slaughter of the emigrants nineteen
years ago. If the Mormons, by con-
Fenting TO bis death, fsncied that public
indignation would be appeased by his
conviction, they would be mistaken.
Those who had planned and executed
the awful deed would all be brought be-
fore the bar of justice. The dread crime
would not down.
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rr.v-,c meath of an Old Thief.

UTICA, N. Y, November HAIRY
Hardaker, an English thief, under five
indictments for burglary in this city,
who has been fugitive for eighteen
months, jumped from the Atlantic ex-
press near Oriskany last night and was
killed.
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Causes of the Recent Railway Catas-
trOphe.

NET YoRE, November LIN an Of
fetal report Of the recent accident Oh
the Delaware, Lackawsnns and West
ern railway, Superintendent Hslstezd
says the rear brakeman, whose duty il
was to be back with flsg, has not been
SCI n since the accident occurred. The
engineer on the coal train is equally to
blame, as he could, II he had been look
ing cut as he should have been, ERve
seen the train far enough to have stopped
Eefore running into If.
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Saws the Nav York Eroress. UGe

Says the New York Express: Gene
raj Lewis B. Parsons, Of st. Louis, q
trusted friend Of President Lincoln, and
one of the most active and useful off.
GERS in The Union army through the
war, adds in a private letter to a friend
in this city, the following: Victory is
in the air for TiIden and reform. 1 am
glad to know we are fighting on the
same line.'n
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FrightfuI Explosion of Powder Mills.

CINCINNATI, November 1.-The En-
quirer's Springfield, Ohio, special says
That two Of the large buildings Of the
Miami powder mills, located fourteen
miles west Of that city, blew up with
terrific violence about two o'clock this
afternoon. Michael Deneane was blown
to atoms, and several other persons were
severely injured. The concussion was
80 great tbat windows were broken
miles distant Antioch college, at Vel
low Springs, was considerably damaged,
and the shock was felt with great force
at Springfield, Xsnis, London, and
other points. The damage is estimated
at fifteen thousand dollars.
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The Great Maritime Canal Completed.

AMSTERDAM, November 1.-The great
maritime canal connecting this city
with the German ocean, was opened to-
day with imposing ceremonies, at which
members Of the cabinet and foreign re-
presentatives were present. A grand
banquet took place this evening, and the
city ls covered with flags. There is a
general illumination tonight and splen-
did exhibitions of fireworks. The canal
is sixteen miles long, and has at the sea
end an harbor covering two hundred and
fifty acres, which, however, is not quite
cOmpleted.
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schooner wrecked In the Recent Gale

Schooner Wrecked In the Recent Gale
NEW ORLEANS, November Cap
tain Hawkins, Of the schooner Anna,
from New York, reports that the
schooner Thomas d. Sweeney, Captain
Sieelman, from Philadelphia, with 8
cargo of coal and two Thousand kegs Of
powder for New Orleans, was wrecked
during the recent gale on the Bahamas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02

The Chattanooga Commercial pub
fishes what it a. ssrts w4s a telegram
from r G. Payne, in 1851, from Tren-
ton, to show the war spirit OF the people
Of Tennessee at that time, and wants to
know If that class of politicians have
not been in power long enough. Mr.. Il
G Payne, whom the Commercial quotes,
has been desd these many years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02


lowing is the correspondence which hss
passed between Minister Wssh6urne
and the minister Of foreign sffairs OF
Ftance relative to the recent publication
Of letter in certain French journals
concerning the Centennial exhibition:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATEs,(
PARIS, October S, 1876. !
My DEAR DUKE DECAzEs-I have
read with smszsment the extraordinary
letter published in the Figaro of yester.
day ever the signature Of NJ. Du Som
mersrd, who is the general commission
er Of France and president Les EEpOsi
ton Universities. Were this letter Of
q private individual I should deem ii
utterly unworthy Of notice, but being
from high functiOnary Of the French
government, having official CO nnecLion
with the American Centennial ex
position, l should be forgetful Of
my duty and all obligations owe to my
government and the people OF the
United States did l not hasten to de-
nouuCe to yer the charges contained in
the letter touching tbs exposition and
against my country, its n1sgistrscy and
even rs women, as the most mOnstIous
Of cslumnies. The substance of the let
ter has not only been telegrsphed TO the
United States, where it will excite the
most profound indignation among ali
cIassss, but L shall deem it my further
duty to call the attention Of Mr.. Fish to
the outrageous and slanderOus imputa-
tiOn of the American people by the
French commissioner. l am, etc,
E, B. WASHBURNE.
DUKE DECAzEs's REPLY.
NY DEAR MINISTER Oa the twenty
eighth instant you did me the honor to
sgnslizs to my attention the publica-
ton Of q letter attributed by 3 jour
nal to the French commissiare at
the exhibition of Philadelphia. l has
tened myself to bring this regretsble in
cident to the knowledge Of my col
league, the minister Of commerce, and
as early IS on the twenty ninth the
note was inserted in the Journal Official,
which has proven to you how much the
Fiench government pre-Occupied its elf
to Immediately inquire into the facts
and to give you in the case their exact
ness, should, be established as legitimate,
and prompt satisfaction. AS hoped, the
letter published under the signature to
NJ. Du SommeraTd is apOcryphai. That
func iOnaTy disOwns it 10 formal terms, as
you will see by the protestatiOns here
annexed, which he had addressed to the
minister with whom nc is connected,
and which seems to me to be al answer
such as we could desire, to the cslumny.
1 am pl ased to think, therefore, my
dear minister, that this categorical
declaration closes this resretful incl
dent. No doubt it will seem to you, as
| to me, ended, and it will have had for
| its result to furnish to the French gov
eminent an occasion to give, by the
promptness with which it received your
remOnstrsnce, a new testimony Of the
sentiments of the cordial sympathy by
which it is animated for the govern.
ment and people Of the United States.
1 am, etc DECAZEs.
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Rsmembsr thst Democracy has re.
Cuced our State expenses until they are
the lowest 10 the United S.aiel. The
course o. Democracy has been One uui-
form cruise Of Teirenchment and re-
form.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02
New York City aud state RePubItcRD


NEW YORK, November 1.-The Re
publicans have nominated full and
straight city and county ticket. Gen.
eralt John A. Dix is the candidate for
mayor, and Ex-Collector Thomas Muir
phy for county clerk. The remainder
of the ticket has local fame.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02

Dorsey B. Thomas writes letter
to East Tennessee claiming that the
election is between himself and Gov
ernor Porter, and asking his frieLd ds
there to stand firm. The Republican
friends OF Thomas will nc doubt stand
firm, but where? There is question
Mr.. Thomas would give the world to
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02

The Paris Temps relates how lady,
travelling alone in first-class railway
compartment in France, was surprised
by the sudden entrance Of man as the
train began moving. He flung q parcel
on the seat, sprang upon her before she
could shrek, and whispered: mot a
word, or you are dead. Take these scis.
sors and quickly cut my hair short"
He knelt down close before her, and she
tremblingly obeyed. When it was done
he arose and said: "NOw, madame, look
out of that window; you will soon be
free" The terrified lady again Obeyed,
but discovered bS side glances that he
had taken priests robes out Of the par
Gel and was putting them on. Just then
the speed of the train began to slacken ;
the daring intruder, utterly transformed,
lowed haughtily, and before the cars
stopped jumped nimbly from the train
and disappeared.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-11-02
The Contest over Liek.s Requests.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 1t has
been ascertained that the main grounds
on which John II. Lick intends to con-
test his fathers trust deed are on sanity
and undue influence on the part of the
trustees and others, who, it is alleged,
USED means to prejudice the deceased
against his son by falsely accusing the
latter of obtaining the passage through
the legislature of a bill providing that
no descendent should device over a GER
tain proportion Of his fortune to charita'
BILE or other OH ects aside from the nat.
ural heirs, by which, and other alleged
untrue representations, deceased was in
duced to leave his estate in trust, to the
prejudice OF the petitioner. The legiti-
macy of John 81. Lick will make q
prominent feature in the contest by the
trustees, and the impression prevails
that it will be difficult to prove any &C
ton on the part OF his father by which
his legitimacy can be established.