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Free Education Rt the University
of TenmcaRee.

The following circular letter has
been received by members-elect Of the
legislature.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, December II,
188O.-Dear Sir The summer term OF
the university of Tennessee, Of this
place, begins on Thursday, January
20, 1881. The school offers excellent
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InNOlYent No1ire.
STATE OF TFSsSE.sEE, y sHgl9y couSrT,

OFFICE County COuRT CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, November Ii, 1850.
To R D Jordan, administrator Of j Q Davis,
deceosed.
HAVING suggested tho insolvency Of tha
III estate Of Davis, deceased, you are
hereby ordered 10 give notice, by advertise.
said State, and also at the Court-house door
Of Shelby county, for all persons having
claims against said estate, to appear and nie
the same, with the Clerk Of the County Court
authenticated in the manner prescribed by law
and any claim not filed on or before said dav,
or before an appropriation Of tho funds oI
said estate Is made, shall be forever barred
both In law and equity,
Witness my hand, at Office, this 18th day o.
November. 1880.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
BY HveH B. CULLEN, D.. 6STS75a
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NEW YORK, Dee 10, 11.4O a.m.-
Exchange very strong. Bankers 3 days,
4SO3@4Sli; bankers go days, AIS to
47SI; Commercial 60 days, 476 to 476l
New ORLEANS, December 10, 1l:3O
m.-Cotton firm and in fair demand.
Middling, lllc. Sales to-day, 1000
bales receipts, 976O bales. Stock,
256, l29 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Is, 4 p. m.-
Cotor opened steady and advanced
l.16d. Uplands, 6 3.4d, Orleans, 6 i'd
Sales to day, 10000 bales. receipts
1850 bales; American, 1850 bales. Flu.
lures opened dearer, since partially
lost, and are now Gs follows: Deliv.
cries for December, G l3-lGd; De.
cember and January, 6 26 32d; Janu
ary and February, G 25-32d; February
and March, 6 20 92lto6 id; Marcel
aud April, G. - l6dto6 20 99di May
and June, 9 81 32d; June and July
Z l-32d; July and August, 7 l-l6d,
STOCKS At THE EAST.
New YoRK, December ID, Ham,
The stock market opened strong ant
upo.,,r favorable influence of a heavy
PURCHASING movement. Entire lisi
received aud there is an advance i'm
provement, which ranged finm t to q
per cent. Iron Mountain, Union pa.
ci6c and Granger shares leading A.
upward movement. Speculation nc
tive and buoyant, tone characterized
dealings.
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advantages in an educational way.
Please to send me the names Of one
CT more worthy young men whom you
Will appoint as state students, and who
Will be ready to enter the university
at that time? Yours truly,
THos. w. HUMEs, President.
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The Spanish organ, the Impartial,
urges the conclusion Of a treaty with
the United States, whereby the duty
on Cuban sugar and Spanish fruits will
be reduced in consideration of CORES
pondent reduction Of Spanish duties
on America grain.
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Wednesday, tho 18th dav Of DeOhr., 1880,

between the hours Of II am. and pm, at
tie southwest corner of Main and Madison
tIeets, in Memphis, the Taxing District Of
Shelby county, Tenn, offer and sell at public
outcry to the highest bidder for cash, the fol.
lowing real estate in said Memphis, Taxing
District Of shelby county, Tenn, to-wit;
Lot in block IS, In South Memphis, begin
ning at a point on the south side Of Pontotoc
street,and seventy-fye feet east Of the point Of
intersection Of the said south side of Pontotoc
street with the east line of Mulberry street;
thence east on and with said south no OF
PVntOtoo street fifty feet thence south one
hundred and fifty feet; thence west, parallel
with Pontotoe street fifty feet; thence north
parallel with Mulberry street one hundred
and fifty feet to the beginning, being the same
property conveyed by Henry Bernard to
Charles Fox by deed, OF REGARD in book 60,
part 2, mage 4, County Registers office, and by
said Fox TO said Susan Ii. McStrmdtt.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock. Terms
cash.
The. title to this property has been carefully
examined and approved, Int | shall sell and
convey in the character OF trustee only.
?. B. JONES, Trustee.
NJ. B. Trezevant, Attorney. 7Og
II l. fAuinn AnatfnWnnr
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An Editors Escape.

OFFICE OF THE INDUSTRIAL ERA, Z
ALBA, Iowa, May 26, 1880. J
To Whom it May Concern:
| take great pleasure in making the
following statement: ! have been af-
ficted with a disease Of the kidneys
for the past two years and have tried
numerous remedies with only partial
and temporary re ief. Warmers Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure was recon
mended to me and after taking it the
pain and distress left me and am to-
day feeling strong and well. | am
perfectly satisfied that Waruer's Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure is the medi-
cine needed and can cheertully recon-
mend it to others.
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The Nnrnpue TrustepshiD,

PROVIDENCE, R, l., Dec. l5.-Be-
cause of failure to file ai6dayits, a
hearing vas postponed On the bill for
the removal of S. i. Chafiee as trustee
of the Sprague estate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-15

WHEN the Memphis case just de.
cided in her tavor was before Judge
Baxter, he peremptorily refused tC
hear the arguments of Major Merri.
wether, and told some of them to sit
down. When authorities were about
to be cited he refused to hear them,
saying that he carried the law in his
head. General j. B. Heiskell replied
in a quiet, cutting way. swell, your
honor may have it in your head, but
you will not find it in the books. "
Time has justified the remark. Judge
Baxter was mistaken as to the quantity
of law re carried around in his head;
it was something else
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COTTON sTATxTEET.
NAV YoRK .Deoember 15. 12:3On.l

New YoRK, December Is, 12;3Opm.
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, SIC; good
ordinary, 1Olc low middling, 1l5c;
middling, lie; good middlin:, 12lc /;
middling fair, 13c {; fair, l3Sc. Flu
lures opened barely steady, now
steadier at 4 10 II points below last
evenings closing prices, as follows :
Deliveries for
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o. W. NIAMM.
A Physicians Testimony.

| hereby certify that | have been a
practicing physician for twenty.seven
years, and for many chronic cases in
my practice do recommend Warner $
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. It was
upon my advice that G. w. Stamm,
editor Of the Industrial Era, Abba,
Iowa, obtained this invaluable remedy.
A. A. RAMSAY. NJ. d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-15

On Monday last So, 10000 in treas
ure arrived at New York from Europe
by three steamships, and yesterday
$S5OOOO was withdrawn from the
Bank of England for shipment to
America. Despite this enormous
flow Of gold towards our country, the
monetary stringency continues at the
east. 1t takes an enormous volume Of
gold, silver and paper cur
rency to run the business Of
this country at the present time.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
His Name is Woods, Formerly OF
Alabama, but Born in Ohio.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-The
president has nominated Judge VIM.
B. Woods Of Georgia to be associate
justice Of the United States supreme
court, vice Strong, resigned. Woods
is now United States circuit Judge for
the Fifth circuit, comprising ALBANIA
Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Missis-
sippi and Texas. He was appointed
from Alabama, but is native of Ohio.
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NOTICE
TO WATER TAKERS.

DFPEiTED notices have failed to prevent
IL the great waste of water. Many persist
n allowing it TO flow continually; some be-
canse their stops are out Of repair, some 10
prevent freezing, and others from neglect.
Hundreds, even thousands. of such instances
0xi.t, aud have been tho prime cause Of weak
pressure for the past few months.
inspectors are now cenvassing the city with
instructions to turn of water from all prem
ises on which it is found running in waste,
and the penalty will be enforced before turn.
ing on again.
10 prevent freezing, pioos must be emptied
by turning the stop and waste.clck
81 liz ". Il. CAMERON, Sec'y.
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GREAT CLOAK SALE !!

I'VE nave Just received a very COmpiete stOcEi
kOf Silk and Satin de Lyon DoImanS. silk andA
ECloth Jackets, Diagonal and Plain CIOfhl
DOlmans, Plaid DOlmanS, Circulars. listers
EHaVelOcks, Children'S CIOaks and Suits Fursa
sOt every description, which we are OfferinnH
lat VERY GREAT BARGAINS. Ladies' SIEH
ICashmere and Fancy Costumes especially IOwS
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trustees Sale.

DURSUANT to the terms Of certain deed
i of trust Of October IL, 1876, executed byW
j. McDermOtt aud his wife, Susan H. Nc
Dermott, to John A. Holt, trustee, now de.
ceased, and 10 his successors ia Office. to se-
cure an Indebtedness to the Clerks Building
and Sayings Association of Memphis. which
deed Of trust is recorded in the Register oiic,
ofShelby. county, Tenn, in book ia, page go
said indebtedness being past due and unpaid
/, P. b. Jones. having been legally appoint d
and qualided successor to said John A. Holt
and clothed with all hi' powers as such trus-
tee, will, at the request Of the benefeiary on
, 1880-07-29

election fra,,,1a, whereby 0D,0W spurious yot ~,
were manufactured for use In TINT aatc, tn,,'
ntGtfeul. anil New Jersey, when WnjIn,., iu..
cnn1u sick III Ills Hto1nMch AMI went home. n.1
Mcdonald, OF 1hsttann. declared tint bp hni
hcnrt1 "cnuF." nnd asttourned tho COMMITTEE
Says one 1T nur contemporaries,
We observe with reRret a disposition 10 eom.
pthin TINT Davenport did not explain pyuryfii..
Ct.ircr With his GillcIhl a0tipii ils Stl1l:rytsns
Of EuGtuns In New rbrk. Nothing emil i
moro unfair ttnr such II cu,nFtaItit NJ thtSS
Fr.m tho itao1llcns tf hlB tXt nppLartr,cu lpf,rs
tho Investigating CN,nnIttGo, Mr.. tMycn,1ret
wins industrious nitt& uhllEinH III furnishing tv,
AcHce. 1t IL safo tu shy tlAt tNs E,lt,fnitice ~
thu kind WIS over before furnished With % nrh
Information, by single nccusetl rcrYnIl, Ia H.
sat,'e 1e.lgth o} time. There was ufa eircnmps. ps
atnatia), md .locmcntliry t, oyaner. III over.
w,hultnnF quautltlEs poured !l,tn tho cNrs md
atHntiy increasing atrgAins, frUm tho DIetlnv n
tho clesnH Ut lta sessions. suHl4mt WINS Tho ya ~
1tlelie Ut Testimony that tho l)EnlUtratIe lDp,n
bers nj tho Committee bgctt,nn su,lttvt,iy it"..
pusad, and tho Cl,Nlrtnnn, 9onator WAfaee,-ths
Hnne wtn Invented tho naturalization rofrr"s
t,-hurrfe'l1y left Nav York Il ycry sQk INN
lis CnlIrague IN nt!lctlon. Senator MrUol,aii.
was constrained to stop tito Investigation just NJ
the very moment whGIi alr. ljhyeipnst WIS l.
cunning Interesting. While tho whOle Country
WIS eaRcriy whiting to seo whit would llext Gea
collapsed, nnd petulnntty anr2!lnce,! that ho
hear9l IN tho Committees ruuln Earo DnyGn.
ports polite remarks to Its members, InIiyIn.
nly an'l collectively, that be hau rnoro eyIleuce
iii abundance.
, 1880-07-29
Thu population OF tho principal suburbs Of
,htenHo, nut included In tho aboye list Is as fol-

4 NORTHERN nsall who l,as visited III Mont.
gon.cry, Alu., for six yours writes to the A4ttr~
tfstr atai Hail about tho conduct Of Delnocrato
bul'dozcra ut tho late Republican ratification
,ueetlng III that city, which has boon varlousIy
unsupported aud lied about ln tho Southern
press. says this correspondent
Permit sno 10 sty ynu sceln to put on yout
gloves Willis handling this subject. I Wis never
ut II qualification nl1etinl" III the South w.
fOfe, although Am no stranger hero III Munt-
K0nory. fou Ivy tho blame Oh tho ypuEg tnun.
ItIls !. too Dau, fur ahW Bullt Wlu hr0 ITO long
er young making as much dIstnrbnnce ns tao
young men. Tho gentlemen wGro not 1Eunk,
either. fnur police tnndc no effort to stop !se
disturbance whtto stayed thors. Tho whge
street and rptutuod tV my h0tel. fully deter;
1ntbpd to never attend Il meeting Ut tho knd
AEAfn IN your city. hRso bcen visiting your
e!ty for re past sx yGars an4 hIYo written ses.
e!,,nttlendntory Of tho South. aud urged l1y
NOrthorn farmer frDnls to cotl,e down here an1
ae0 fur thosIselvca tho advantages this Btate anu
NgurRla possess over tho West. ! SHOULD have
my farmur frloads hgro OH u visit ut that trao.
Tho Adperttser and lfaH makca this very per.
tlnont nud characteristic reply to tho nbovc;
Thnre IL IN olt saytn9 which wo wish to com.
mentl tn his consideration: "llo wl,b lies tllWn
with the logs VIII got w With thu iteas:" lily
str1tnger who Eoes TO ltAdleal ratlfrnt!on, u
other Radical 'ncoti'lg IN those parts II ho shal!
er,l !sF9st from head tp fool, viii ne very foTt'
Tho AfaA does not explain TINT the disgust Of
tho visitor In this Case was occasluncd so!ely W
tho conduct Ut the Democratic ruin una who a.
tended the 1nootlnX, rottBl,-oRgel the Speakers
and nlattotupted To dlsporso tho crowd by display
of force.
, 1880-07-29

"A SOUTHERN Republican ''-probally cx.
Senator Warncr4sunds to tho Now York mi.
nnt an account OF tho political condition Of
Atnbnmn 1fe says that tho Democrats Of Aja.
bRtnn, since getting control Ut tic State, hays
changed tho election iaws 80 TINT thcy may
perpetrntp frauds With impunlty; aud thor
overcome maJoritlcs Of 10,0cO 10 15,0O0 rs casly
ns they can count In ono Of tholr own number
when fairly elected. Tho Fourth Congressional
District Is an instance. 1t has IT, 600 Republican
majority, vet Charles NJ. Shulley, a Don,ocrnt.
represents 1t In Congress. Tho Domocrnts also
carry or count In tholr men iu tho County pf
Dallas, with II Republican minority Of GOO: In
tho few counties which tho Republicans sucs
cceded In carrying In 1874 aud 1870, tho 1)cmo.
crnts have lcgfslntr1 thou ollt OF ollcn md hayo
deprived them OF the political Or ministerial
duties whereby they were abtc to insure salr
votc. instances OF the Democratic method aro
afforded by tho correspondent as follows: In
1ss4-'6 tho Democratic Legislature reduced the
aaIary ut thu Republican Commissioner Of In.
tcrnnl Resources, alsendy elected for four ycnrs,
from S22.500 to 800 per an1,tm. In 1872 tho Leg.
tslatnre abolished tho Criminal Court Of DalIaa
County, md III 1876 tho Criminal Court Of Du.
luck County. tho Judges III both cases he!1R Re.
puhlcans. Tho anrnu Legislature gave tic Coz.
ert1or authority to appalnt lilo City Judge Of
selmu. tho city being Republican; abolished the
Republican noatl of County Commissioners Of
Lpunhts, Montgomery, Wilcox, and many other
counties: rcutrcl bonds 10 lie gvcn by suretIcs
In tho 6niuc cnnnty ns tho oilIccholdcr, ani 70
cut uir Republican oEfcIals III number OF black
counties frotn netting as inspectors OF election;
and repealed tho provision requiring ccrtniu
county ui'ciuIs to n,nku up tho Jury lists. Tbs
oIcct IT this Legislation hRs bccn virtually to
exclude all Republicans from olilee and to hand
over tho control Of tho Htutc nnd MUNICIPALITIES
to tho Bourbon minority.
, 1880-07-29

At Cincinnati the DelIocracy tlec'areA that
"Tlle right OF free ba!lot Is tho right pre-
servatlve Of NIL rights, and must ala! shall be
maintained III every part OF tic United
States." On this platform they placed u
Union Gcncrnl. md shouted III great s!co,
mo lnoro wnslhR Of tho bl"otly sl'lrt1"
How, ut thls carly stago Ut tho campaign,
cyants oegin 10 give ule lie to the 'nlpnlent
assumption Of tho Democratic party talat 1t
Is tho natural protector Ut Il "trco ballot y!
III every part OF tho South Democrats are
taking steps to rell1lor q free ballot inpossl-
ble. In South Carol!na tho 1srd Shirt, lstlle,
anl Subru Clubs Elye nutlcu tbr0uEli thu l,lb-
H., ,r,yo that t,,av ,.l,. nvsu,ns cn,,tr,, ri onv
~ p'eso ''"s ivy wa 1',1, ~e ~ ""'
Republican meetings which lnuy DO cull-
v.,,,aJ IN r1'exns ri rfuftcfl Etutna nI}lrfu} ia
1e"e"' =" @sH"S .''a eS ' -
driven from Ills homo u1auer thfcat OF
, 1880-07-29

HAD ho [!Iancock] failed to condemn tie
Republican iocoilstrnctton pnltcy. to tho cgnal-
Il il not likely thut tho NAt0nal 1lcno1rauy
would over havo Non,lnatad hln.-Du9alo Ctli.
rttr tDc,n,.
Trlo, truo. Had ho failed to condemn tho
Fifteenth Amendment In 1S0s tho Solid South
to fnyor tho p4ysnnnt 0f bonds In trredeenlAblo
scrip In 1858. tho National Democracy" woulA
haye denounced him us FencK,.do Hut ha held
to both these Democratic doctrines thon, and he
bus hts reward now, Tho question for nepnb-
leaus Is, Is Hancock precisely tho mum to trust
with tho enforcement OF tho Fifteenth Amends
lnent which h0 condemned In 1Eoa7 lG Ghe the pruI,-
or person to sxGc4to u ananclAl system which Ia
based on tho invtolabillty Of tho public faith,
and tho payment In Ku'd Or silver 0f tho bonds
which ho said In 1868 ought 70 10 paid In aoEfp7
, 1880-07-29
HaHcocg,s LETTER 70 GLOVER,


i"o 'elsot ".'e'' usl' lA.n@osN ,us:, .S "1o.'
=; t,ol,, t, no"p"t., :. y, ~ nuS ~, .1so ~ 1''
y. u'o'et' " a.' i@a's, ' ie'e''s wv s."e ~
"asu',e"s ~ 1!o n'1t osSse'! po'''.l's, s'.""
0'lyt"",; e'7e ~ "''te't - ..'''o - "''"elce.
ic',' '.a''coeA' III .'sS 4e'set ~ ~ u,o.et,
s''sc III nls 'u'l acau.s9selsg ~ ae "otS .aas
IN" J''ss neeit t"eep''p1l7'c" ~ .oNo" ,o!H
ue!'s'c'"''e as Iuh'enuos'' "'slei1 nac.u"e" u4o
pt1ot''' "''" p'e "o''''''a''o''S' 'a'o olsn pto-
eeeaea ~ sAy:
or mysir s't,ssp ~ s.,,,vIt @ IL ,l.;btfl ~ Sers
md rertA!n lat'ors anil responsibilities tnrrr!y,
M ine 't." ~ ~ ~ ~, !'s ,,hs H.
si,irit u revolution iroierring 10 tho unlls.ltu.
tiot!n! "t,,etl1ilttnts} % M,ash htH insnaea Ssery
yo,s pro:.oll.scs the staiolunts t.lIi.sisn iaise
yo, .i'd esAetly ryht. psnvlElss a!.a not mon.
INV W. s.ruHvMw. iiuu t,vsu illujc tic Sfesum.
tml uon,lire should hlve considered ~ tr!b.
,st.ni,n.s, KIT nn ,s,rt,n NJ i nI sssa ~ II
irrcre Mtut pti..c|Ies !*cuuse, bu mutual political
!t. ! e1.@n Mf' Gxcrf ~ rfen Hr; @;''tH; Haxn ~ as e
II IL huuortnnt IN rrcnll ,n.t yhnt tho
Dnmonrn,i,. :. n,.,nrtulcs ), wern nj Tint limo
,vIin, f:,,, 11nnnoci, IN exnl,cttix on,wov.J
srh.v ,nuv hu fn,r1v r,.nu.J fr,,u M. nmnn.
croti, ,,lntror, nj tss In .vh1cl, s,ur1Tr r,.r.
rr.nco wos ,nod,. 'rhn most cnusnlc,.n,,s
faut,,r,,s ~ ,t"t ,,,a,,,r,, ,ynro tha f,,,o,".
,ur. '@'~~ '
~ Tho nro,osc, n,,t,f,cotton or I'm con.
s,ttut,nnoi nnn,,fmants,
r.IIs ,,,,n,,s,, ,xuu ,.foo,,v se+ forth In +bo
r,ntrnrn' H. tn. ,,rr,n,;i for ati,o r"eula,inn
- .,,o n,,c1tvn frn,,,lls. In t,,a stntau t,v
t,,.,r cI,,s",s y ,rn" Fnnrtoont, m.n,i.
,"n"t ,,ot,minr N,t,nnoi ,,,,,nnshin orI ror-
ete'stt "~'|t'"s .''tv't. ~'''"> es''s "%N'>" 49,
W." n ,a,n .,,,,1...,'. .ha a..,,i,,,a. ] " iii
' s'', ha,, ;,,,t t,oa., r.,,..sT .u., ~,
' l,,r,',o,,..' '',.,no,,t ,..,,,.,,,snr t,a+ .ha
.rt',t - I,n,.",I s.nt.s 't,,,ns ~ vo.. s,,a,j
n" ,at ~, da,,,aS ~ ",,",I."d m aao"s,ut W.
, 1880-07-29

THE opposition Of tla House Of Lords to
Tho Irish Compensation bill IN tho form Il, which
1t pissed tho Commons has sct tho English Lib
erals to ttInltiug whctlor 1t Is well to continue
ttat nssetnblagc on its present standng. aild Il
committee hls tcen formed in T.ondon Ut whcl,
many prominent L!bctzlls nre members, 10 Or
ta,tlizo demonstrations TO agltnta for the uEnlt
ton Ut II hcreitary l'eergo uni tho crcAtlontn
fis stcnt Ut 4 Senate, to be elected by thu peo-
p!u. Tlle t!Eat meetings IN connection with tho
agitation Will l,e lletl luXt week. tho Commits
tee ilas permanently urghlzct1, aNl, III n'iss!tun
TO ndynoatiny tho abolition of tho llouse ut
Lords. 1t will atlvncate keurlng tho Turies per-
mancntIy ol.t OF power, ntll thu adoption Ut u-
s.rictlvc ,ncasu yes asainst obstructive tactics III
tho IIouso Of Cufaa1aas. Thcre Es no douht th.t
the frequent u,,tngolllsnt betwccn tho Luris md
Commons hns AaIl tho etscot Ut setting the E-
2!iah people to think about tho anomalous chur-
uutcr ot tue former holy, ai1d thNt tho dny Is
utr ut hul,d when lts chArrter Will be radically
changed.
, 1880-07-29
TIE Waco {.rex.) Telephone contrasts
tho psogecss OF Kunsas and Texas III population
a,ld wealth to tho advantage Of tho former. II

1'1E Wncn {'Fex,1 Tc}cn}ln7lc cOrltrnsfs
49, ~ rru,"a ,,,, tr.rna r., ,,or,i.,i,,
o psoss ~ ~, s"',as "t " ~ -. t,I'aa -
anss a'a w'a''n to 'no advantage OF tho 'ofhef' II
Statistics of tho tcnth ccnsus aro now rom.
n'ct., n,,r1uh t1 t!en,"t.srmt i've ,,ronusftlons:
ist it'nt 7t.aSns viii, a;s,vt,,r H,tIhlI,,r ~
i,nn,fntion. vii vt,t fMli hnif ,nii,sn shrs of
XIX mo,ut ,,nni,inry nssriiMd To liar. Tho ~.
tiMet"a NJ nGTttsM r., HtSs n,ust submit n
rn~Iulnn1 " iii Vim mr,,fu,l,ly In liz, inrs1
1n,,n trl,,, st.ts trn.,',stsn1, IA II ihat Kmnsna
ii'.a cutatrI1rti uy.ry stHto Il, Tho unlonMi,ot
IT.. .so,s ~ H. ~, @'ra u H. 'H svit
iss Mhii, exna ms nuyotw 1,o,,tI"'1 Sn,1snq ms
1rtr linn tt1I'i cr ronifitInf, mi t1Ta.lrii
i,nnm1,,ht.. fmrt. mtt' ii,nv t,tmnt IN, axnni,t.
"w"v ~ .fisnrnyeA ThI,v sfn;lI s1,t 1Ms',i,lu IN
shtt.kIsnr iin,v IL II hit Ennnau hna tI,tt, t.ns
,i,i,.1 ~ c,,tutrIt, i,r,Iu n, "ss,Itrnw inhtif
, 1880-07-29

Dr. Tanner bears up bravcty under tho prlvn-
tpus Ut hts sclf.tmpoacd ftlst. It seesns to be
believed now by ills Watchers, Tho nttUndiug
pl.ysc.,,ls, TINT ho will successfully pass tho al.
lhttcI Corty days. or course tho experiment
l,st Go rrgar4ict md treated ,ts In tho Interest
ut ulc.llcui sciupcc; otherwise 1t would be merely
nh rxhtD!t1on at bnrlmrIo torture. III such u.,
exhibition phystcians or repute would mot cll-
,,uue. Nnr IL thprp nuythluu In tho known hla-
tcry or t)r Tanner In ,ynrr,ll,t tho conclusion
tint hp ia ,nr himsclf wnrtopIy. lIo aoems
tU huye lived Il reputable itfc, Ilu Is prrhupa \
I,ttte cccentrtu. M shown by tho fuut thlt ho
wnutp,l Ills wIfu tn 1.-Two without ealing: other.
wtse. bnwovnr. hn ,yns IL ut,ol husband. 1t cut,-
not in snId lint hta ,ylfo,s tcsc,tnn nf hin, yus
uultn crotlItnhln In her. sho nrcferred cornc.t-
f,cef nutt cnht,nuo. 1lmtnn hokst bcnns. hoIou,a
a,,,ao,, o,,1 hr and trvs In, husl,nn If mr.
rnuner.s enonics cnt, Justify his wife for seek.
i,tr ,,verce fr,tn him IN, tha ur,,n Int them
make tho ,nast ~ it. It ia not to bo
nr..su,ncl that II wo1pnn bont ,pon lplulponoo
In oorul;,l.,wof md vubbapg. Boston uukcd
h,una. tm,oynn en,,snue. nnt, ha,p md cuus.
wn,,li In n aultuhlp t.o,nnanion for man
n,,ontz,uO M n vrrc IN sncriflco himself In tho
,.",,a, n s;,fy.r1nv h,mouty. Tin fhoorv that
liz r,,,,,,,r ra1r,sl t tt,,,ntu .ho toat t,r ap.
,,nrtIn,, IT.. wis 1,v ,1nnrtv,m, hor nt fowl la
,,ttnr," ,,my,rthv. r. rnticc ifn hol In yiuy n
1r n,rr,,s..-,tIo n,,runr, t,f ,no11,,nl selrnco.
Tio urvrr r1oi,nc1 M t,na 1,cen nrotondn,i. thnt
Irrr rus, I'm, Ir.,ca I'M mental md nhvstcnl
Do,vnra IN f,,ll yluI,r. UnyInu t]cnonatr.tnl In
ia ,wn nnra.,,, I'm n.ruhIitv of NM, m ..nt,uro
- ~ Ta.t ~ Tort~ .nvs n.t 1"i,,,, turnn"tl., nwtnv
t., ,,,s urnaroton ~ st,I,,,,,p hs ",rn 1.nsc. liz
s.stS.i ~. .mIS" ~ .nrn.+ thn o.nori,ror+ =,
r.,"r t,"t ,,o ,,,t,,'t In "t,nrcJ mr., tnnrt,,rtv
~ tr,."s,t..t., .hn ,na.IIri uwpoct. ~ - No.
ts,..', .ns,.es r.s.,n'. W. ~, o,,,bnr,,.l r.
nan",,,t., ~ ,nnI,,n,'s,v fn1s, t,,a sInrv nrtvs
, 1880-07-29

THE Rev. Thomas Farrell, who died in
New TURK son1n days ago, willcd 5000 in 4tI1-
ba.nn Stuto honsts TO all in building Il church
for culnrNl CMtholcs Or Il home tnr cult'red leo-
pic. Ills rcasun fur this bupucst ~ stntctl In tho
will to bo thut tho eotorrl penpIe have beesi
shatnefuily neglected rs tho Cntholles of tho
United stntcA, md that l,r rs white citizen anl
as II Cnthnfa felt III duty bound to nuke sumo
reputation for this neglect. Fnthor Farrell w,s
III outspukon Abolt!unlst III the pr,-sasery
tlays, md WIS one Of tho nb.cst lcltcnn'sts uf
Archbishop 1IuHhcs In thu contest with tho
New York Copperhcads Of tho Fernundo Wood
stripe. .....