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New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD ESTABLISHED RoJTEAND SHORT LINE
- between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Fourtean Through Trains each daily three dep)t3
Philadelphia. two Now-Gork.
Double Track the most Improved Equipment ana dho fasVoss
Time con- slent with ab5O ute safety
and att0r December l6. 1878
FxpTcss Trains leave NewYOrg DesErcsset ana Court
-,o lanGt Street Ferries, follows . -,
4oO ,;3O. 500 40. limited IL a m. l. 330 - p o. 55I
o'oO anu ~ D. SUNDAY. 430 and9 A. M D. D. Gov ooJ'
Route Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey y aordnga speedy aud direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel -. . - 49,
Returnng trains oave Philadelphia 1901, 3t5 355. 7.
735 $40 aud IL Limited Express. 1880 D. m q L.
$50, z, and 35p On sunday l2OL 3:i5, 335 s. $50,
drrke ei 6Gce4"Nos 526 and GA Broadway. No. AstOr
House ana root DesUTOsses aud C0nrtlandtst5 No
AZ Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fulton st..
Hr0OkIvn NOS ia ll6 and lis HudsOn-st., HOboken.
Depot Jersey CITY Emgrant Ticket ONCE No Battery
1lsre. y....o., l.. Z. FARMER,
RANK THOMSON, Gen'l Passenger Agt
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ahr IN TO BOSTON.

20 Hn TO BUSIUN. ,,,,p
S .OU VIA FALLRiNER LIN T. cont,nuOas
Vnckets limited. and good only on dAy OF se following
massage on and train leaving Ian o. ckss -
morning al $50. arrival Of boat ltegna agna
good on any Train between Fall River ana b'S''"
cent S'e" NEWPORT AND OLD COLONY =, n ~
ieaye NewYork daily (Sundsys excepted ("
nom Pier % North River, foot OF MurfysI
Gaaya rooklyn wa Annex boat at 4SO p natal, and
IYckets and ,tatsrOoms secured AZ all princiPs'
Ticket ohce' Al 'ho r''' Aa BORDEN g LovELI- Assa'~
Ggo L. Cossoa Genl PAss Agt
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
nENNsYLNANLAR RAuR0AD- -Grent Trnnl


L Line and United states Mail Route.-On after
JnuaT Is 1879 NewYOrk via Desb!Osses and
Cortland street Ferries follows .
Express tor Harrisburg PttSburg the west and SOuth
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, a. ~, dnJ 53O
ually
connecting Cory for Duse Petroleum Centre and tao
OH Regions MliaEspOrt aud Lock Haven, 9 h
BalumoIe Washington and the south Limited Washlag'
Ton Express" Of Pul man PatO cars daily except sunday
10 a M arrive Washington 4i2 p. H. Regular at 430 AMI
S2Oa and lUp sunday 43O M and 10 p H. For
Baltimore y. IN. except sunday .,, 4, 80
Express for Philadelphia 4} N3O $40 90 LlmitsI IL
NJ. 1880 4. 1870 $50 and 10 p m sunday i3D ln
o a. M 3. &. 1880 $50 10 p IN Emigrant AMI secOli
Roai Brooklyn connect with all thro Ugh train,
Jersey cry afOrding speedy ana direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn travel ,,,,s,,., e.En nan -, ,...,o.
m dav 40 M, 6:2O p. daily, except Monday. From
Washingion and Baltimore $50 m. 2 800 4tj 1910
m Smp,,av 5'jO a. N. and 1910 From Philadelphia,
4.3O 6.50 o. 20 1910 ll30 ? BOZ 4;sO 62D 800 and
iO M SUNDAY 45O 600 1910 il:3Oa H. $40 1910
pTicket Offices 52d and 9i4 Broadway No AstOr House
-, of COItIanl.sts.: No
dTdivn Anu Annex Depot foot 0f Fuonst, BROOKLYN NOa
ia Tia and is Hudson ST.. lIob0ken. Depot Jersey City
tm,granf Ticket Office. 40 8 Battery place.
i'i'iei"'' - l.. r. FARMER GEM Passenger AGENT
THOMSON, General Manager.
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DACIFIC MAIL sTEAMSHIP COMPANY.


4 STEAMSHIP LINE for ~. Thomas Para, Pernam'
buco Bahia and JaneirO connecting at St TfOmas with
steamers fOr Porto Rico Jamaica and spanish MalnIhe
rev frst.cass iron steamship CITY OF PARA Captain
Carucuicr viii sail the above ports SATURDAY, Ap
AT D M No freight received for this steamer after the 3D.
Freight at al times at Roberts stores. BrOOKVn
but only on permit from New York Office
shippers desiring can effect same qnder our oneh
Through tickets issued u all points
reached Royal Mail steam Packet C0mpanys inter
and to MontCvid"O and BuenoS AyreS
Frecbt must he paid in advance For freight engage
ments or passage elegant accommodations apply 10
G.. II. MALLORY Il CO, Agents,
Office Pier 20 E r.. near Fulton Ferry.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
thI sn TO BOSTON ~
S .CU VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
W SrDNI\GION LINE

CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS LAS
NOT A TRIP MISSED IL SEVEN CoNsECO 1--WE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers EHubI ISl 4. NJ ana dtn ~ a.
GANSErI leave Pier SO Orth Hivcr DOt Ot JAYS1' ~
d.. daily except Suudavs). 81, a IN
Special nrstclass limited tickets COCA ony on yo 70
Boston for 81 80. . , -, H.. Staterpoms
secnr, al Offices O NestcOtt Express COMPANY an A,enuo
.iGS and 397 Broadway and al Metropolitan ana FA'
ho'oi PRoVIpENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHr oNbht' Sorth
Steaners EI ECTiA and GALATEA leave fleI - N "a
River foot OF Warrenst) daily except SuniASS ~ ~
FfeiSbt Via either line taken AT lowest rates pratt
4 ~ kILKINS, q. A. AgI u >. DADNcN ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
VIE ERIE RAILWAY

rsNhE ERIE RAILWAY
EnIE ana WESTERN RAILROAD ArTangem OF
,raps, taking effect December %, 1875:
o0m n Coaches To- 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge
6p M DAILY Fast ST Louis Express arriving at BufaO3
IN connecting with fast trains 70 the West and southwest
PuIImans Drawngroom sleeping Coaches TO sufao.
Z p m DAILY Pacific ExuTess for the West Sleeping
Coaches through TO Rochester Buffalo Niagara faS Cincn'
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dinlns cars I'd
7p'm Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New,York for ,,
D. m and IL midnight Saturday nights only sundays. J:l5
a. Rni6e2ioE @ U.2S p r PARK and Passae 745 10 1918
sundays g. $50 l0l M 49, $50 p N and ~ midnight
l45 g. 3:I6 S:45 45. 430 ), 5l5 g. Gl5; $50 iOp.
M And II midnight SUNDAYS g. $780, 9l5 10: a. IN. li1.
S$U Snsn p e. g. 7aS S ioi5 M l45 345 67p IL mid
night sundays g. $50, 1913 a. m Ei' o'SO' D. H. anu
II ns, 49, a. IN, $3.50. 4:3Op Sundays s3Oa
Msg%iGS: M% 7i5 3 A. n $50 l.3O p SUNDAYS $50 N.
Rondout and Kingston, a. M @3On IN sundays $50 u
Goshen o. 7:45 s. 1913 a. NJ 500. 0'4o' 9'oU p. H.
snndays s. $50 lO:lj m, $50. p, m: ,,o D., . - a.
Mdletown; 80 lOl3 mi f6, 45e "a a. m P pnd d, Sn In
G' rams 9C Connect with NewYork and oswego Midland Raft
road ada a. Srv ~ n 'l5 o. 1915 45O g. Sundays
30 iG.I5 q m. $50 and r. M . 80. ,.,, ,..
r., a "a m leave 23d - minutes earlier than above
I'M. trains leaving ChanDelsst Oh Pnti't i1as ~ leSa9
49, M connecting with trains Leaving ChanDerssI al 10
p and y mians and for apartments Drawing
lloAftS t m Tnache, De obtained and oriers for te
checking and transfer o. 3asSasr 4 NV w s a. % y Ta
Lay Vln ~ Rrook yn or at the COmpauys Dcpots ~
res Tfas from the West arrive IN NewforA Al I'D
M 1928 9a a9@ lS|S B0r. Geul Passr Agt NowYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave EnglcWood ClosL tirrmont ana syn
r sSi 9:i5 a. l. 3, T. 3:i1 )5n o3D $50 ll5C pi M
ieaVe 30 minutes later SATURDAY nights ,,., ,,,,w
Manuel sprng NII2R IIIn2R6TT % Gem pas,r All New YORK
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Business Ghan'tes.


TOR SALE-Interest In a manufacturing
company just being formed Same thing very success
once.
CTEAMER for SALE.-Side-whee length,
- 81 feet breadth inside Of guards 10 feet depth ieet
inches draft feet inches Full particulars Oh u roi'
TER. tr. ~ Sprueest
VNANTED-A partner with $15 700. to JON
w subscriber in an ART BUSINESS paintings pottery
rugs &o-slresdy established IN this city ami paying We @
business active or silent partner Du ONO
who with Europe preferred
Answer with name and address Address AbI booi'
NESS, Tribune Uptown Office. ,23S BrOad"ay
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

~ RlN ER kAlLROAD Commenting December 30.
loic through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
e:OO a. m estern and Northern Express with drawing
% cars 10 ADdy ana Rochester and from Albany To Mon
treal via Saratoga.
1880 a. m. Chicsgo and Western Express. with
mgroOm cars to Canandalgua. Rochester aud Buffalo.
LOO IL NJ Express TO Albany and Troy with connections
30 Uucl and Rutland.
400 ?. m Montreal Express with through sleeping car
via 81 a bans.
500 p H. st. Lous Express daily, with sleeping
ST. LOUIS running through day IN tho week. also Sleep
ing Buffalo Naga Falls, IOo1O and Detroit and for
Montreal. excepting sunday night VIA Saratoga.
1880 Fast Or Rochester aud Corning via Co
Steering TO Geneva and Rochester
$50 D. Pacific Express daily, with sleePlg cars Tor
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo Cevean I0iedo Detroit
and Chicago: saturday night 20 WATERFOWL
Tickets for sae at Nos 2J2 and Alb Broadway and At
Westco Express Company's Offices, No ParApllce 1Sj
RrookIvn &. B. MEEkEK.
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroaos.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NRW-JERsEY
~ Ferry station IN New.YOrk. foot Of Liberty.st -"
co,. Ferry station in Brooklyn. fcot Of Futon.a

4 ,EN RAL HAlLROAD OF NEW-JERSFY
~ Ferry station In NewYOrk foot Of Liberty Al " .
Ferry station IN Brook yn foot Of Fulton a.
commencing Nov. 25 l878-TIains leave New YORK ,oo
40. Liberty st. " follows: D' VI
poV a. m-FOr bennington, Eason Belv,dere Manoh
IJnunh, lamaqua Wilkesbare. Emira &c. COnnerts a.
JunctOn Win ID. l.. and W II. X. ~
o.s0 n-FOr High Bridge Branch. ScbOOleYs Mountain
buuus Lake ana Lake HOpstc0ng, EtstOn, HARRISBURG
WliamBpOrt. &c '"'
1880 and 4:30 p m-For SOmerville AMI Plemn,,o,
uirp m.-For Pennington kaston Maucn chunk Tamaqaa
Mllkesbarte, Scranton, TunkhanDOck Tamaqua Haz1on
Headlng. P0ttsviie. HarnsDurgh &c. ''
- p. m-FOr High Bridge Branch SchO)ey's MOuntain
Bulds lake and Lake HOpatcOng East0n, elvidere and
mauch CLnnk connects at Junction win d. l. W IL hi
7A5 p. MI For EastOn.
For trains 70 local points timo tables stations
rSU NDAf TRAINS-Leave at o m ~ D. m BOuni
Brook aDd intermediate points, and at $50 Easton
Boats tho BrOokIyn and Ene Annex" make oonnoc,o
Jersey CITY. SP''
NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
Trains leave for Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grvs
&c, at S.l5 ll:tj a. m. t. 5;l5 y. Nv"
Stages connect at Maawan station 10 KEYPORr
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF LDerys. for Freehold az
3d. ll:45 a. M. g. 5:l5 p.
NEW-1ORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

ANY Good Life COmpany's Policy avallaDle
~ security Consult DAVID Parks Fackler go BroadW9y'
C1,CIco Avn ALTON RAILROAD co, SRCRRTARY's OFFICE
Nni'N"o AM ~ CHICAGO March II, 1873
INITIAL, NEFTING.-The stockholders and
~ voting bOpdbolders of the CHICAGO and ALTON KALI
ROAD COMPANY hereby notified that the An Nun.
MEETING of said company the election OF three directors
TO serve free years transaction Of such other D1sess as
may be presented will be hcld at the CompaIys OGe IN
CHICAGO Illinois o MONDAY, the fIH gay Oh AIhit
neX AZ 10 O'Clock The transfer books Will De closed AT
he close Of hours the 2ls inst and reopeDed on
,h, "a n dsv of AnrI next W. NJ LARABEE, secretary.
EVANSVILLE and CRAWFORDSVlLLE
II II. II. BONDS wanted by q. COPELAND. 20 Plnest
/tAS STOCKS & City R.R. (HOrse and Elvtd)
<EStncks & Bonds bought & sold FTHEWITI,9 Broll-st
GAS STOCKS.
An New York Brooklyn stocks AMI also al kinds
VI Di'i' " GEO II. PRENTISS.
30 BrOads.. ". "
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VNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These st.class steamships sai regularly at No. from
pier No. Il. North River. follows
MOItKO CA, LIE W ED rs DAY. AUTH
SAM IIAGO DE CUBA ItDAN April II
unsurpassed freight aDpyD
WILLIAM p. CLYDE q CO. No. Bowling green.
LAWTON BROS, Agents In Havana.
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financial.

A NY Good Life COmpany's Policy available
securitr Cnnsnt DAVID Parks Fackler 800 Broadway
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Wfean Cleaners.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A only Transatlantic Line sailing under tbs AMERl
CAN FLAG. sailing Thursday from PhiladolDhiA
BRITISH EMPIRE sails tn RSDAI, March .. A. M
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETW ZEN NEW.YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND'BREMEN.
COMPANY's PIER foot OF SECON DIST AOBOKEN .
ODER sat March 20 RHEIN .........Sat Apri ~
DONAT ... sat. Annl NECK AR........ sat. Nprl ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK n SOUTliAMP'
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN n,,
FIRST CABIN $lOU SECOND CABIN-........sDO
STEERAGE. $50 ..ta
Return tickets reduced rates. Prepaid STORAGE ceru
Sfeege ticket o all points the SOnth of England $50
OELRICH5 & Co. 2 BOwiDggreen-
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= EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
steamers leave Pecssip daily (sundays excepted tor

commencing March Il. 1879 Leave NewYor< foot ~
Liberty. ST. &C.. Il. r. OF y. J) for -
Hsh ars and Toms Rive, S:1j. ll4j a. m. 400 D. m
Nineand. Bridgron ana Atlantic city. li:ij a. N
NaTel own ~:Ia a. IN. 400 D. N.
Bafnegat and TuCkertOn. 400 ..
PA adelph ant 81, ltOlIy, ll:ijG. m; 400 y. m.
From Per & y q. GoGt ReCtOT-StI
4OOp m. for Hiohlands. Long Branch and Eaton'own.
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HAVANA and MEXICAN

n I.N IUkN, INV NNN UTIW MLNTOhIN
MAIL :. LINE
steamers cave Pier No. 3 North River at p.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT aud VERA CRUZ
Calling at l'rogresso. Campeachy ana frOntera
CITY OF sLW lDItN saturday. Aprl |
CITY OF WASIIINGTON tHayana only) THURSDAY Apl 10
CITY OF VERA CRUZ ............ SATURDAY. Aprll 10
steamer April and April 23 for Vera
MatdmOrO1. TampCO. TuVan, connection With
steamer Havana, New-YOrk and above ports.
4. ALEXANDRA " SONS. Nos. 81 and 81 BrOadWay |
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

uENRY CLEWS a. CO., Bankers and Dealers
i'm Government Bonds No Is New.st., door to the
New York stock lin fractional or large
ouant ipl bought and sold commission also carried
long as required margin United states bonds purchased
and for sale a market free of commission Ad
yances made on satisfactory collateral at market iate
deposits received subject 10 check at sight interest AZ
ON all daily balances executed al the san fran
cisco and London Exchanges Members OF the YORK
and Government Bond Exchanges
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

AZ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Jan. l.
lSI leave depots foot of COurtland and
at 500 D. m, Night Express, daily for EasOR BethehNn
Allentown. Mauch Chunk Wt!kesDarre, Psion, Sayre
m'T Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
the W est. Pullman sleeping cOaches attached
ROBI If. ,AIRE, Supt and Engr.
General Eastern Once corner Church and COraudt.ts.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING

or the stockholders Of THE GUTTA PERCiA AND
RUBBER MANUFACTUMNG COMPANY will be held
M the office OF the COMPANY NO % Park place. New IOrS
CITY "Wednesday the I'd day OF April 1879 ut IL O'Clock
noon GUY i. PELTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

COOK.-By a respectable young woman as
" hrstciass thoroughly understands all KINDS OF
baking would do little washing IL neat and udy
will reliable 4. ready 10 go 10 work IN small
family city references NO az "est 3ot-
At I'm he Stor
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY COM
- PANY, 92 Broadway New,Yoik me couIGns due ApT @
1879 the mortgage (Ilnh lolis of southern
Railroad COMPANY vii be pad ON ana atf ihit
day 1t this office CORN ELlUS b. GOLD Chairman EAecu
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

EOlt NEW N-llAVEN, its surroundings and
al stations on the New.Y York. Boston ana Air Line
DeTDE IE ana North Hampton Railroads direct tcamsrS
SoRN u H. SfAklN and EKASrUS CORNING cave Pier 49,
~ loot OF COufiltndst ~ p every night m tho
Ncck except saturday arrive In New for All
morning trains on all RAILROADS. best facilities passengers
nelHht iare 81 excursion, 81 90 Starins New Haven
Transportation Line
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
Gltnutions Danten--1emales es

COOK, &c.-By Scotch Protestant woman
~ good cook washer ana oner good bread 0soas
in a its branches objection to the country $50 "e's
26thst; second floor.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
\EW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
-. bound BR10K ROUTE

-, EAFRESS TRAIN TINE TWO HOURS
ye New 9rk foot Of Liberty for and PM.
"Vpla p ~ boo = y, II 90 n M. 1890 4 $50 ~ D. m
- lgdye W. Philadelphia rom station North Pennsylvania Rail-
Io Ia nitu ana BerK'st, at cas- way 745 93O 3OA m
IiJ $50 j3O. ~ p. m. - '
Leave Trenton for 100 excent Monaay
81 p,i ~ 70 q M l2;l5, Z:21 4:l2, 6:l5 p. IN.
fulinan Drawing attached the 900 n
p M, trains from New York: 10 the TIA m las ~ m,
trains from Philadelphia. '"
SUNDAY TRAINs-Ieavs NeW.YOTk and Philadephi1a AZ
o. tn 6:3O, l2p Leave New York for Trenton at a. M
6:3O m. Leave Trenton at l20 $50 a m, g.: d. m
Connection is made at Jersey City by ferry To and
from Brooklyn and Erie" Depot, jersey City.
Tickets for sale foot Of LiOertyst, 629 and 9tf
Broadway at the principal hotels ali Offices Of the Erie Ran.
way In New.YOrk aud Brooklyn, and No 4 COurtst
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
3d. ll:45 a. M. g. 5:l5 p.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-29
COOK.-A frst-clnss Welsh Protestant cook

" who 10 all xmas of cooking baking dessert max
ing up cold and hot lunches Is most hlghy recO
mended ON be seen at COZ GtL.ayo. near 31thst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-05

Harris is the soul of honor and unimpeach
able integrity IF some Of our State officials
of the 'trooly loip stripe, Immediately after
the war, possessed but the billionth part Of
Isham G. Harris's honesty and truth, our
people would be in a better condition to-day.
Instead Of being the target for abuse and
SANDER that she Is to-day, on account of the
so-called State debt, the noble volunteer
State would stand pre-eminent among the
slsterhood of States for prosperity. The
'loud-mouthed REBEL when there was dang
er of the capture of Nashville, and Of tue
entrance of soldiers largely composed of men
oFthe very worst class, took possession of the
assets of the Bank Of Tennessee, including the
school fund of the State, and carried and de-
posted all in a place of safety. He guarded
them vigilantly during the war, and at the
close he came forward and surrendered his
charge, which ne had faithfully protected, to
the then State government, only for the
same assets to disappear in a short time,
and 20 to ell the greedy nav of some indi-
vidual or individuals. The same true, hon
est man, this pure, upright statesman, must
now submit to abuse and viluperation from
things in human shape, who are not fit to
lick the dust from OFF his shoes. 1t is great
crime IN the estimation of the Globe Demo
crat man for the people of the south to honor
themselves by sending their best public men
TO the senate of the United States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-05
MEMPHIS APPEAL
SAFUROAI, APRIL 5, 1879.
TRUTH BIZ a CoLORED MAN.

The Republican party Is responsible for all
the woes that have been brought upon the
colored people, who have been deluded into
the belief that ii they can get to Kansas
they will be provided for by the Republican
party of that extrer Radical State. While
a lawyer was piling on the agony in de-
picting the wrongs of his client, the client
suddenly burst into tears and said he never
knew before how badly he had been treated,
and wanted to take immediate revenge on
his prosecutor. The negroes of the south are
in better condition than the poor whites of
the north. Tney would be perfectly con-
tented, happy and prosperous, but they hear
so much about their wrongs and outrages,
told by Radical newspapers and speakers,
that they burst into tears at the enormity Of
their treatment which they never knew be-
fore, and frantically rush to the embrace of
those who whine over their wrongs. But
they will soon discover their mistake. They
will find that they have left their best friends
and a hospitable climate for a region where
the hearts of the people are as cold as the
climate. Thousands of colored people are
strolling along the river and the railroads
from New Orleans TO the State of Kansas.
They are without money or clothing Their
sufferings are great. All this has been
brought upon them by the false teachings OF
the Republican party. The Chicago COnsery-
atOr, an organ of the colored Republicans, In
commenting On the Kansas fever raging
among the blacks of Louisiana and Missis-
sippi, says:
Tha Dorthero Rennhltcau yfves the eolorad man
nothing than he is compelled to give. LOok at
their mercantile affairs If the broad, generous, hu-
publicans would endeavor to aid the negro private
u, where greed for gam ana glory refuses MIN assist
far mora ostracsed b. the red Republicans than by
the most bitter OF the southern Democrats. North
ern Republicans close thelr factories IN the race OF
the Dlack man, merchants refuse 10 nlre MIN, me-
chantcs refuse TO labor with him, and common Ia
borers will strike If he dare tntrude. The south
erner gives the negro place 10 work wherever his
ability hts him to serve Factories, farms, fOundrieS
and stores are frequently managed by eolored men;
The southern man holds that labor Is the sphere OF
the negro, and Will help him I'LL it but the north
erner will feed him fat upon principle but allow him
TO Starve to death In practice.
Most OF the colored people who have been
deluded into this folly are worthless vaga-
bonds, and the south losses nothing by their
emigration, and the people of Kansas viii
receive a worthless accession to their popula-
ton. But the southern people would, if they
could, undeceive the poor, deluded creatures,
solely for the purpose Of saving them from
the suffering they are bringing upon them
selves. The south will profit by getting rid
of shiftless, mlsshievous, lazy set of vaga-
bonds, who live by hunting, stealing and
fishing, and in the new accession the people
of Kansas will see who ruled the south
when the whites were DISTINGUISHED.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-05
Protecting the Judiciary.

Washington dispatch to the Cincinnati
Enquirer: Senator Whyte, of Maryland,
deserves especial credit for taking the ini-
ha.iVe IN practical measures to protect the
independence of State tribunals against the
despotic designs of Bond, Rives and other
Federal judges. His bill, which was intro
duced yesterday, provides that no prosecution
for any crime or misdemeanor, charged to
have been committed against the laws of any
State, pending in any State court, shall be
removed to any Federal court. 1t is pro-
yided, however, that a final Judgment in the
highest court of State may be re-examined
IN the supreme court of the United States,
upon writ of error, as fully as is now al
lowed by law. Section two repeats the laws
enacted by the Republican party contrary to
the principle Of this bill, and section three
provides that causes of this nature which
have been transferred to the Federal courts
shall be forthwith remanded to the State
courts. This, and the preceding bill of Sena-
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NEW YORK. April This afternoon s
Graphic has an illustrated article on the tel
ectroscope, an instrument by which inanI-
mate objects at distance may be complete
ly recognized. A Portuguese mechanIcian, of
Washington City, has amplifed and brought
to practical conclusions, after long months of
tedious experimentation and no little self de-
NAL, the subtle and complicated combination
of certain electrical and magnetic conditions.
by which an observer, looking into the telec-
troscope at st. Louis, sees whatever may be
IN front of the instrument at the further
terminal of the line in Jefferson City. After
describing both the transmitting and receiv-
ing portions of the apparatus, the writer con-
tinpes There is, therefore, formed in the
electrified gas such an arrangement of the
lines of magnetic intensity and force as will
form, were they visible, an image of the OBJ
iect, the operation being somewhat analo-
gous to the action of light in Che photo
graphic process. The magnetic image SO
formed is faithfully reproduced in the re-
ceiver, but also in an invisible state. 1t Is,
however, by means of polarization rendered
visible by the Nichols prism, aud the para
magnetic effect of the hollow electromagnetic,
the apparatus which has been submitted to
the writer, gives good results. Ordinary
newspaper print placed one foot in front of
the transmitter is easily read In the receiver
at distance of six blocks, the length of the
test line; the faintest colors are also readily
distinguished.