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~ 4No tsAtiHf ar 1H6 1fjPHNk.
Cn,eAo", Feb. B.:-ltr r!nyAlar miteap IN tho
ssts;sy. sstt!sa @ . u hs a,ss, "s III II
trouble e teadis. for these lcltcr. mt ot o COZ:
t1,.eat.ien. q suggestion. III this department.
ne!te.s !. W.. ncarl' yerr a' .hat wrote
fssnesa" enss ;a ast SS" e"es ~. n,a Il ss
thot,sht, it%r haI ono Kind q religion, perhaps.
an! thirty kinds Of SOUP wo should be healthier
ecnn. ess..ed ns5yslGu.ly .lnes ar;t ;aiksa a'%at
return ,ny old snnjcc, tor il lass very rear my my
aan Sar s9, 1n s nhsE. q y,s children 70
ifdlnnrF IL 10 he served at J.! o'clock, tho pieco
Or mcn, sos!tng - cent?. must hc nut on s!,e ara
ha. boiIe nn. akin, m everything that nny risc a.
wcl rs tho Ercns., II IL rho;h inn fat;-h piccc IT
nI; f't It'll, Then !ssi and e., IN 9no. r. E'csr. and
Eatatocr ha!! small tnrnil. nnd niece of carrot
wnter must always bc kent oy1r tho meat A, tl,e
snnI3 time thn meat 10 put On lie range, another
kettle. halIllg abort lw" q: lhrco a,stt, con,ai
tcs II 4 place wiiefs they viii Just i1i. When
nlway. h9ii!ne. About twenty minutes hcfofa din
ncr y to le served, pour ait tho iiIuor from titc
n,eat y; into ss peat. which VII make ,ouu a,~nt
ss ;sss; ,;a aI1Rs ,s isI VI a l.. If 81, ; ihe
soup must DO hot Or 1t il no, gooI.
nny ths nn t"soe. vi! evk IN nonr a .hat they
III the spring. antl every child coming hotno fros
senot shnnla hare psa.S % set hi. q her hungry
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Hover civ. ehc wf,o fits In The Inn of thr ,ttic
ct. fcw Seass asc tbIs .ccmcsl crcepINs inMn nm
iou weak 10 walk, hui suddenly few ,n,nihs ~,
thc arose nroi hcr fcct, s;,i Rer strtcs nirca;jy
have resonant rouna as thc trails l,sr garment.
jill @ eomc ~ 10 inowenge Vic 81 iSf bcs p"Wcrm st%en
aks yu Soos and .oes wo,c rs soe. ~ M
ker avn leather 'l an ,noroeco s ~ shc Viii spn and
from tic tunY s.t,th, OF finn the wcolIy eoots ~
tho Sontl,Auwn. She viii 1t,c you rlnws for ypnr
sorn. field: or tcapcrs for your Eol.lcn grain.
ami in return her .n,erehandise nskes slsd thc
newsrspcss' aIi amd e;ctyshinr seem 10 'aSs; ,Hxc
hcalthiiv. .....---~..
Al teo b. :, e. s her :sal uno .he et.y. md att
@heea oos many as s"oa reoee -" ea fSs
e.. 70 h'ss S Sf
Tic sab,ath bcll- do rins, ,ic scl,inrs pour fori
ffon their dnotwnys d motley antl d myriaH
ssh Hs os Z" sss. sfs wessa @
M 5 e Ss ts ss asa wen tas
%Ecrs sha|l wc .Ipi tlsat ..eoasstensy" W. wbirS,
His a jcwci"f ''''''%As' "''s''
ss nSsty syaspf ss e ssaa sos ss Ts
;sss; g ss W; With
Of Woc Nh r. the sana enfe Of
fc,,I y tiem: ''""~"'A'' N"'"" 'A'' W.
.innes, ia look. 10 have heen bn,t In tines OF
ha:ts w'sn n;en wsss TOO ntsnt upon .hs. pres
eonss5as'ion u Tic city Which siso an anpea.aat
s sne.vsin. ts u rfs sesy proud Of tho new
Government Post.O(itcc building recently cum.
Elssa hs;s n ai Il iaSt ssnisaa hi / ~.
ars The inhaotants " shvf b1 sIssr. III ,Iu Garisn
,ns nSss 'hSstosy gs 81 ta9 most
ill way In the rch harvest iinsc af tbc yesT. r.
c s,%ee yaa
assurs YOURSELF tEst this il ono of tha rle.ssl aud
do no, KNOW Know waet,o, "tn Inc ,,ez,ontna" or
The ouc there wrro any rules Of IInliatu,,s a. 10
may have stranded upon outajds waters. Ind i
thought to ray aou,e,hlns to Tho iion,o ratniIy
alsat wl.at Mfs. siowe and weosters Dictionary
Maies have iii.luck IN nsins recipes set ets. haso
i,sa one , sad expersnss tas Eel GatG sure i va"
walton OF faculty or tact in thu Wse al Icn, M wc
as in ihc n.a Of condiments. pays well. Dlticr.
s %s .its p sG.sy e
be- ayos, ia families. in Tbs tiama md ry"rr. y
where, and thns may be saved much wcae or soi.
Parents wo posses. tie gitt Of iacalty ayoi,t many
lies, whIle those WIN ID not nossess iha sift nr
iost IN tic bscakers, ''''s'' '"' s''' A''
some one-i haven't my Tn,nrsrs hcto for ref.
rspcitlon nm n te ,rcio in IT.
eEss; oao car butter; two cups ef sarsr; ono csp
.ucons ~ ~ y. nM| ~" lta
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,rtrrs rf Chss.t IortffAr chnrrh. thrn wnmnn will
~ hoa0f and OBJ" her husbnnds wshes without

,rfrrs0s Ckssst Iorttiat chnTrh. thrn won7nn will
"hoans and ohry'' her husbands wishes without
i,ont to"k inrrrinlons; somn of n. urc blc..ctl
with just tnc1, husbands. and think VIC know hnw
ta nprrcefnc them. t0n never hear this class
complaining Of tchcilfnn. wives. 1t seems to mo
shs wonIt! not characterize. It a. "a miserable
hc1thcnish relic OF tho past"
" own impression /. that ranl's rules, II faith.
fully followed. lead 70 tho highest and p,trcst hap
thr husband 4. the head 81 The family. nI every
mai, o.oht to IL. worthy Of that position; and thrf
he .cxh"sts hin, to tore his 'ttff. Ahi yes. raul.
that !. tho key note Of trnc afslmony, this ncv.
storm nnI suntllinr. through prosperity anA al.
by; f.src whcai. founded npHn rant,,n' rcapcet,
M ;os s.ire 1 ni ntH. oFt will live when be"uty
AanlS he Is says: "e '!so ought men to lore their
wtscs ssr<n an fhtr orn toi,ts." 1hcrc's nnothc.
test. How many can walk np to That without
esiE: G'sco IN, ni ,ssy Monld be ncz'cste.
DO 1tkc to haro their husbands c<dn. linw many
nicn, think you, would tolerate wife that chcwrsl
tCnaccn nr ki:s nrny mouth polluted with tho
When INN nlaces himself alnn iho I,lhlc ps.c.tai
nna sllarcs his conduct hr The high standard Tint
Inspiration hHr sve,f. woman will HIady reverence
him. No man who Is truly worthy Of ttc affection
81 nohle woman l. obliged to eomp!ntn of a lack
man II 'le will allnw her 10 do 80. She cingn Ia
him even In h,. Vices nrl. II he tl!lc the csa,ul
lhcnl q lnnl: lie would rcocc In love and sapp,.
doM't believe cher that Paul wus nn Old bachclnr
IL fanybody wants my rcasons they can have them,
a. A!aw nc 10 express mir earnest Thanks to fnnl
y. u: for hi. scnsib1o nn valuable lrttc,e. What
Ny hair Il thick md hnc. and other brushes itho
Ecalr. Mna. III. v. H.
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IN ~ fHtfoF V Ths Tribune.
HrEHLtN's, H.. Feb. 7,-FUr tho hcnedt Of y1pe
llilup0lIa correspondent, incloto tho following:
clippcd FROM the :. Dairy department" VI tho ia.
.<f. This department 10 c.fttct by i wei. .kuu,yn
dalsynan, aud The recipes h1sc his tndor4cn,ent.
icspecsfHlly, IT.
The Mr.t u THO following recipe I. taken frum if
Asnnla. alintsnla work sattih - AIurrjcan Daify.
!lg The ether MA obi aaAcI from Nj. u i, WAutSr
formerly u tho Ef1 utrr Factory, now pfyIir.rttr
0t tn0 tnHntaIn Creamery, near EtRhI md ma trsp
sod With Efcat Aat!tsarttHn III Salfy fur tYu
fe4rs Caro- shouIt r cxeFelre oil u nsu i0o much
11t ~ M snf a1anty VIZ ~! 10 irsrne ffosn eHprTtncc.
Gnlur tur " pounds Ut butter; ~
preu4Fn Annatto'ne: Take equal wcigha Of Annat.
!oane plra ah uni III sofia, md l.A0lrn rAG sen.
a!Aegy ln four ttnts ~ weight Ut wafer. When fuy
llsA0lycd. MIX e!l tnvrtcr mud let s,a1 four oF yc
.ayt fut Ihn alsa! ~ cut tue auusltutnc, stirring
HccaslohA!ly. II vii! theu 10 ready for us.
u y peat Kept H. carthca jasa. Far cisct:se,
saa xo,n Rtat tt,a 70 i; EoaHd. vt milk xses
Fur stsr chesAe " hutrr mad ~ trial cxactiy tsc
quantity FtdIlrct T. 9ru1uco the Gc c,IrrI hun. '
10 P!rp~sn aunattn s.GsI: lut tHu pounds OF j,c4t
half u1nd Vi plta4h au r s1ins ianiily f al sods,
Into tFtc k7llvs of ilnE Int soft and
Lhrn 81! ehroc oHnis 1sattu scr hkr tlrcu VI fur
minutes Or until Tic cotUr II ulI wa.he u; then ytfsIn
Ensy tl,s Y. asE1 over axaln aud throw 1t away.
With !ittc WARM milk before r4tttnx Il jnin lhc
cream. Fur nss snt!l tairIes 1t pruh4hty would Ds
lent druggist, ~ .~'-sN
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LACnnssE. Wis, Feb, I'll ind tho 1tome t,c,
pastment ol THE DAILY Tn,nuxk published in tho
fais 10 receive 80 nnci and Tive noshtns IN rttur,.
mako sppl!cation for admission. an deeply in.
Y. brains. md really think II will be nlcult for
thc wife md mother to draw the dividing Inc and
very lnnd Of rcniin2; also, tku to lavn my house
and patience 70 40 nil thai would havu done; but
important paris and yct anA so,ns timo ior read:
,ns e'asy :s my sjook t1n nc should sSs
library in !tsolf and not futs ioo much will Our
o;sst g., fos dinner, Or The trying Of rcssct
to conorn to Tic App ppasai'jn. @ a,yie si
Gvt cschess snrrrluona trimmings ind fnftclows.
We shoMI1 stlixe 70 hsvo onr food plain. wi.ols.
" putting upon tab!cs food that IL too tich os
That VIII efeato pernsrloa appetite. Many Of the
fss'pes published recommend ths HING Of brandy or
vine. Under no circumstances won!A mt Into
fool for my husband or chilt!rcn nnytiliny
that would not offer them soparaiciy, and crr.
aas @ no Safs Ss, fe Hee q sses "oss asd .ss
cih Hike M alder There arc un0nsh other mi.
stances TO make our food sufficiently palatahic and
.. Twill respond to tome request. for recipes. To
lrnaeht ~ on tho nursing. .bottlc. II cows miE,
dl'nted doea not nQrce with IT. use goats milk ito
% got II condensed form at drug stoFei.. Of,
tic with the ordinary nurt1ns cover. ''' : w.
cream cake. iloro Il tbe one uso: rwo e cnp. asp
snlos of eight caes; two teaspounis s cream, % tar
!aE; ono tuarpeonful soda; three unI haif caps
eus sAeG "'sa aao ss sa a.y nss
io!'pWa; Thrrc cups sugar; ono OF water; boil 10
thick clear srnp, md p0ur boiling hot over tic
pouring ID; add s esro ae ayop M'1s
with lcln0n or vanilla, mid spread each layer and
top. "a
"rEAcT, rE4cE, WIEN THERE II NO orEAcE."
xpA1 it,. ' T"b III IT, eanaos aaesnss ba .,ppo,cJ
youF 4 lu;snd': @ tiat oletleass il sc!vis u d:
Gun Il be supposed that or treatment Of ths suh.
tgct would ergcsey conform to the idea Of uihsts.
VII ,hGsYh 4 ths t;e ot tn different syfee
sclf,sasflacIns wie aoald do fsr her husband.
e y Tho a.srtnptlon Of certain elasa Of women
own anything has tse sppcaPaaee ., ~" so.ecr 1
Il II # SSssy sSsas |ss ;s y;
;s s:''vl: sas put L; H.
ssl"ped females would ehansc tho mas of wni,,an-
hood that wrote totccond the notion of Paula,
nnt renll not scu nwrlter OF An,bcr's ability
rsts Of womcn. 1t was The effect Of such nm exam,
pio . !" ,onns glIls % and wI.es that feared. lint
was not conductive 10 liz ssss., to n"lest. anI
tho best interests Of wou,anhood. And mi Glui
tHt s!o mas tnltcn tho trio Nto OF tho question: nl-
,E t!o example OF tho arat letter has found lts
And nt.w1 Wish to tay that the trne tntcro.ts ut
waan rran. w' H. aa"a5s s .Iss'lc Of Mans Net
,s%Dt DDs:. #: d:.;:n.. w' rss
nfrtCf HClt or ntetUn. wtNf1 in il tn tbn
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"ouR WASTED nIi. uNrnoFsrAnLr nuaNs."

~ @s% 4s4tAVg " 4H& fF9&uf,
yon Al, 10 add mftu to this very vluabis Jcnart.
ct ns re-; sss sy ss %f;
!ony aya hAvS bcen numbered amon3 the things Of
u III. fitot. I AN neither nronh,t or III. ron of
q psophes, but will prophcsy ona ot Two thugs;
yoA Will either he obliged 10 discard Tbs llouls en-.
w nsfs AZ s1n TO
nour muny fcadrra Will nut allow the arst 10 be
fulfilled, consequently tho second D.usi como 10
i'ut 10 NY original Idea Of appearing In public.
And )nst here let It b. tislnctly un,ctstooI that
thls T. addressed 10 tho adles dtfccsty tno Couls
During ih9 carly part ot tho summer OF 1876
tmstS w. adsst.ea Hntu e4ens!ysly throughout
eaaSy aes wa. s9 sas y ~
.'9il .toye." Refined coal: oil was tho saci usr.
sna sata 70 be equally ~ *a!s o. any good Kerosene
day with abo1t - much p1casuru a. one wonld ex.
9sIemee IN eating iess o. .ca.sn! cool ltnk'
question 81 utility and durability il oftca lott lott
Nov, lalles. Will as many Of you ~ can, who
arc u,iny y have uaed these oil stores" gl.s in
yont e1periencs ioe thu t'cneal Of Ill who have
light c00ktux 10 do In small rooms.
Each one please give tho uamv u l,s stove; what
kina 81 q! !. assd; Whit cookas they aro beat
paea t'.ra, for Wishing pafpa.ts, anI /. aehsss
:unleirat ior washing and iEopInz; any items about
,hs II xooa o. ~ ya,1 nay b. awss
etc, but never told ~ what kind OF an oyep sou
brought all these nee things out please ii.s aud
II tlete stoves arc dangerous element In our
hoasvholds. ths aoonsf We know II tho better, and
snG as elsy e.. Vt the hack door, @
"uAKks sEoA rna 1onss 4 pohxsUl sousp.'
K.osux H. e. t s' 6. ussE.pea.. sisr.1 ..,..
", "ws@sa ,s .,s sott mild. pi.iiai spd ae1i5ls,"
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Couxc1L nLUrrs. ia., Feb. 6.-Tt,oa4h an IN.
ieiested fea.les a. Tho 'ons. havs nut wal,ed 10
Dlosenla On t'rnl,am. bread. feel that o,trt nat
TO Keep Silent !unvcr when 20 many nto ingulrug
9f diet. l!oSeata Is mistaken when she rays: It
y 1 only spceess when r1Auo accora'k u tue rnlc.
r. wlte ,n nfsadm laye fot many yeara kept
nislea 4 for ehprcn ftriyals etc. md il Ia. al.
ncsyr tried It; Gut as mnc * good enosi, ana s 20
ssa Fs;aa a S,s ef'S ses ss L ;s 10 lS Al
pisisfins to leasa ont M' IT,, e. 't5ssa essssssi
inc to.sap Ct Tf'd o' ew lively osss; oysa
warm wse t's sods ai.soisea t II thS g ttf xsty
tho mulasara and yeast. These ingredients nix ali
tso2ethes. s2 md sotk throngi ana thrauEh with tho
WIZ ss T. lss sia s ss s;ss F%S.s %sa p ip! II
otgh1y mixed, lmt iato this pan; wet the hand nnl
sni"ote s ths ton; ic, nes in warn. ruce to Fi.e
~ s.; s; 5ssd n; !? ssss s
o "a a GaR: If #. s1a s y aG r*i hi
depend on thu quality Of tho ycsst and lts bcius
kit warn, xhse1 q very rt;cS.al. Mixed eafiy
ntA'!4m btead: nd i tjssa lrcs!ians Ss arc foi.
'oWo &c ss no. hoy n thsIs en- \. be- failure
spoon of sat, and ons quart, or lllt!o less, 1T
uFaham -four mot siftcd). put tho gc,n pms on
the st0yo to heat. tInvu water nnA ilour ready:
then take ~ tLn i!oar ty tho anrcrtn at 4 tln,c,
and htlr gradually into tho water nhtIl Ill IA ip
ht'r rapidly, anil ali tho limo o,s way. After tis
nont y all H. st!s Ior few minutes. md wl.en tls
a!xe Of lca tnto eac6; then ll With tho la.tcr and
act tt,mmea1atG!y ~ tts oven and not ,nosc, them
when nicely hrowncl arc. d1nc. This halter Will
sce.a th!n bnt ncyet tnnd II all right II only
Graham mush, nadc like nasty pudding, ami
eatcn with arup. or with nllI and sugar, IL very
nice. healthy. and economical,
tiEaham Mn!llna: Ono pint nr sonr milk; two
tablespoons nf auEar; two uf naiassvs; onu laa.
lloue - make slf lmttcr. a lump q butter iho
slkG OF walnut, melted. improves tlIum uncas
'Ialn Of hulsrntlk br Crran, wl,ru II IL not
necessary. lake tn Eem pans; 80
IN not Claim that ttlrsu recipes arc better than
othGrs tl.a! hase i,ccn elven In Thu Iioinc, LIT
willie writing M q ths .,tai,. ltea shonct n9t
90 without !slcso articles Of dEt. nid hope ohcfs
mny pFizc them as highly which trled. uiAuAx.
, 1877-02-10

~ fAa Edtor of Ths Tribune.
EIttcAHh, Fcb. D.-lt t. pleasant to fnd ones.
scif n Y. Ioua company, so a.! Impressed u step
rounded by hat.rsty u,I faeInatlng companions.
tt0o1 eonpany rtomotea Kuud nlau,lcrs, 4lll while
W. arc fed md Interested by such lu0d, who wouLl
Sigh tos better fa1c, und pish and pooh oyrf each
9tAcfa ARTICLES, because one Wffo thinks that lu
be married IA to "lo!c, honor. anh utoy," and 10
gru,nhc osyr anolhcrs table ctlquettof Dea aciies
Sidaal for!rarHncc, do not make this huge tea
party, where .y!csta afe. dying for scnudai,
hui a feast Of lovv and fo,ca, where ali
WI! lorc 10 come after week Ut toll und care,
an1 there insef. think vus kind editor
did very wl,c thing when hr classified 1hu Hume
rsu uron each other. sphere. Leave the brain
work for our l!tcrssi. the bazar ihs cuisnc part
Nents tho dining room, anl tho fun 10 thuse whose
tastes bul Thoughts nto beat adapted II thelr own
Eift., Lct each dow OIL In her own channel, lend.
ins kina tatluences sprnging from eom,nunlons
orsomcthins ior s'ths lnncf man. Oniy fceI liz
,ntna md slomach with Wholesome food which win
busA up vigorous aud happy character, Seek tho
good father than good appearances, Learn 10
s'a'le at our oWu SolileA and mistakes before we
laugh nt those OF oilers.
MelAnpw, to coue to ahs subject Of this weeks
talF, Wish to thank Aunt Fanny for Tho generous
l!aAa which she scattered aowcrs afo.nI OUT
Home, md ! would iikr 10 tell her OF Uy pIants.
A"w have bEnuyht them with bud mud loWet In
4aick suecss.!oA thus far through the winter, but
can only ~ thss writing tell her Of tho ua4ic OF
iAlnaturc HowcF Ea1deu In February, Row hayu
nnaoue the winter and ose.E,asetrd hlu. Ly fore
oaly consists Of littlu taste, considerable Lore,
a something that all true lovers OF dow ere can
enjoy. There are various wsys Of arranging bulba
tof Winter 1oTcFin2 Aftrf they have had tuck 10.
, 1877-02-10


" kA4 EuliUr qf Ihs Tribune.
PLrxot;TH, lRl.. Feb. I'll have long been an
Interested rcader Of YOUR LIONS Department, nnI
have often thought should like 10 say 4 io,ins
word to ~ eoptttoators. but have a. often lasi
my en!hualz1tn 1efore found tin,c to accomplish
~ ~ ehlss!. hat hare nean Of ,la!o soms unfair
crtltcl.'n1 upon my OH friend t'aul. aud can.
NOT refrain fron coming 10 tho front With / pfU.
tcst. II secms to mo that those lalles who objtrt
tot he apo.sles 'advlce to wives" hasu
not read al that he says un tint subject.
Deli" declares Tint Wires, obey your kus.
lands, II q worn.out ldeA-a retic 0s h4fbarisn,
that ought IL aayo been exploded long Ar,,-snI
thea ArsHca that xucn state Of lhIpys Induces u
lnaa ~ look upon bis wife mcFu niaeAlnr etc.
etc. Now, my Slstcr, allow me IL suggest tbat
Paul does not advocate any such Idea as YOU
seem u Imagine.
The text you quote, Of eourss, IL there, and
hushsnds arc very fond Of quoting IL II there Il
but one text Of tho lsbs with which they aro &c.
4uointed It y usually this: but DO you ever hear
tue t~eatJ NTH ycFss from their llpst Lstru:
"Hasd0ads. Sors your lelrfA <rsh AZ EhFlst igffd
iat thurcA and CARA Hintitt| for H." There, ecu.
tiemeu, " your rute Ut conduct-you sec lhs xius.
tlcs: advice works boiA ieuyx. Hhoro is thcrv
greater loss than this. and whal MI exalted idea
pSns IL must haze Gad Of woman to deem her worthy
81 saeh ~ eneetloM Hest As.utt,. obedience wifi
gladly follow lole llku iAoi, aud, A. Eatncstuo
says, i1 y ouiy pleasure, loylu.: favor, which
=, When inrn are honest loyal. and true ,-uh.n
they tendssly love 0nd shield, even at the sacfideu
u scu.-wLcn. u oshcz Wvrls. fAev kose lhslr
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-04
TENNESSEE.

Mckenzie is indignant al the action
Of the Nashville authorities in sending a
crazy vagrant to that place.
Hon. James S. Stokes, representative
from Wilson county, has sent in his res
ignation to Governor Porter.
There is to be a reunion Of the Forty.
fifth regiment, Twenty.third battalion Of
Tennessee volunteers, G. S. A in Muir
f%reesboro, on Thursday, September 18th
A party Of from twenty to thirty eni.
grants left Athens last week in charge
Of Ed F. Sisson, the emigrant agent for
Texas, going over the Iron Mountain
route
A man in Chattanooga has a genuine
pearl which was taken, with FIVE Others
of various sizes, from a muscel from the
Tennessee river near that city. 1t is
very lustrous and appears to be Of good
quality.
Milan Exchange: Several members Of
the Twelfth Tennessee infantry (Coufed.
erate) living here speak of trying to get
up a reunion Of the members Of the old
regiment. Let them have it, and let it
be at Milan.
Morriotown Gazette: There will be q
large number Of public schools in opera.
ton in Hawkins county this fall-per.
haps fifty or sixty in all, The teachers
are being id twenty to thirty dollars
per month.
Circuit Court Judge Rose, at Morris
town, has decided hat the property Of
the railroad company known as the Gin
c%innati, Cumberland Gap aud Charles.
ton railroad is taxable under the act oil
assembly 1875, for county purposes.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee has
recently decided that justices Of the
peace are entitled to receive one dollar
each tor taking testimony of State wit.
nesses in writing, and having the same
signed by witnesses in felony cases.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-04
.OSMAN PASHA'S IDENTITY,
he is the Famous Colonel Crawford
Of East Tennessee.
Figured In the Late War, In Mexico
and New York.

LOUISVILLE, September 4.-This morn
ing's Courier Journal publishes the fol-
lowing: ave have received the follow
ing brief but exceedingly explicit and
pointed communication from a source
which we have every reason to credit:
To the Editor of the COurier-JOurnAl
MOUNT WASHINGTON, KY, July 2, 1871.
l see by a cable telegram in the Cou-
rier'Journal that 0sman Pasha, of the
Turkish army, is believed to be General
Bszaine, late a marshal Of the French
army. This is a mistake. l happen to
know very we'll who Osman Pasha is, as
| have corresponded with him for seye.
raj years, and have received letters from
him since he has been given command
Of a division Of the Turkish army.
0sman Pssha 10 an American, a ma
tive of Hawkins county, East Tennessee.
His name is r. Clay Crawford. He was
colonel of a regiment of artillery during
the late war between the States. He at.
terwards entered the service of the Lib.
eral government o! Mexico, and was
made a general of a division. He Gre
ated considerable stir by the capture of
Bagdad, Mexico, passing his forces over
the Rio Grsnde from the Texas shore.
He finally quarrelsd with Juarez, the
Mexican president, and returned to the
Uuited States with a large fortune. He
resided for several years at q beautiful
country seat on the Delaware, near
Philadelphia. His restless disposition
caused him to seek excitement and he
entered the service of the khedive of
was soon after transferred to the
of the sultan and commanded
Turkish army at Plevna.
[Signed] L. B. WIoKLIFFE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-04
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Death of Ex-President Thiers-The
Event Creates a Profound
Impression Through
cut FrsnCe.

LONDON, September 4.-The attack
which carried off Ex.President Theirs is
what is called in France apoplexie fou.
drayante. He was apparently 10 good
health in the morning and took his usual
walk. After luncheon he felt symptoms
of illness which speedily developed into
an apoplectic fit. He remained uncon-
scious and died at six o'clock in the
evening, apparently without pain. No
event short of u coup d'etat, or COM
munist rising colld have created SO pro.
found an impression throughout France.
Its effect on the present political crisis
cannot yet be properly weighed. Gam.
BETA is now without a rival in the Re.
publican party, but his advanced views
are so alarming to the Left Center that
the Republican party as a whole will
probably seek to counteract the evil eff
fects of Theirs removal by putting foi-
ward Grevy, the ex-presideut of the
chamber Of deputies, as a candidate for
the succession to the presidency in the
event Of President MacMahan's retire.
ment.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-09-04
THE NEW YORK FIRE.
Further Particulars of the Disu

= W hnGN 0NNAGuAaEh vi IHD UNMAAs
ter,
New York, September 4.-Ths Even.
ing Post furnishes the following in ad-
vance OF publication The scene of the
great FIRE at Thirty.ffth and Tenth ave-
nues yesterday was this morning q vii.
derness Of ruins. The burned area be-.
tween Tenth and Eleventh II ex-
tends from the middle Of the block on the
north side Of Thirly.fourth street to the
middle of the block on the north side
of Thirty-sixth street. in addition
a number of buildings we're Quilted or
damaged. On the west side Of Tenth
avenue a number of spectators as
sembled to day, but were kept at a dis
tance by the police. The ruins resem.
Bile those of a burned town. Blsckened
walls still stand at irregular intervals,
the spaces between being covered by
immense piles Of brick, fragments Of
IRON twisted and warped out OF
all resemblance to the original beams,
girders or machinery Of which there are
only relics. Only one engine was at
work to-day, close by the remains of the
engine which the fremen we're obliged
to abandon yesterday. Near by Icy an
iron wheel, tires and a few other relics
Of the hose carriage abandoned with the
engine. The lack OF water yesterday
was due to the small size Of the mains
in the neighborhood, which we're
laid in the days Of hand engines, and
are only six inches in diameter. This
morning the hydran,s furnished only
about FIVE pounds pressure apiece in.
stead of twenty or twenty FIVE. Among
the relics are the remains Of a cart and
the blsckeued section Of hose. In the
yard of Bunt's pickle factory a team
was all ready to be driven away as the
Gre cut of the means Of escape.