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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04
Executors Sale of Valuable improved
and UnimprOyed Real Estate.

FINDER the directions of the viii of A. n. Cd
~ monds, deceased, we viii, on
Thursday, the 9th Day of MARCH,. 1852.
| at the southwest corner OF Main and Madison
staeets in Memphis: Tenn at 10 O'Clock m. sell
TERMS 81 cash; balance in three equal annual
installments, with interest and security.
IN MEMPHIS
l. The lot Oh south side OF Adams street, be-
tween Second and Third, fronting 40 feet and hsF
BRICK tenements, three stories high. knowa Nos.
81 and 60.
2 The lot at the northwest intersection of Pom
totoc and Mulberry streets having front Of 50
feet on Pontotoe. with dept of IS feet; upon
whicii stands handsome trick residence two
stores HIGH latest style, with all modern improve
ments.
.. The lot adjoining lot above On the west.
fronting 80 feet, with depth Of s. feet; upon
which Is a two-stoiy framed dwelling, known as
No. A Pontotoc.
den and Causey streets, fronting about 60 feet on
Linden street and about 20 feet on csusey street
upon which is brick storehouse, two stories nj a.
known as THE Old Corner
5. The lot on the east side OF Causey street,
about es feet south of its intersection with Linden
street, having front of 80 feet ana depth of
about lis feet; upon which stands framed dwell
6. The three lots part OF lot , block 80 lying
between Beale street and irkt alley south, and
west OF Caasey street. az Cne fronting 60 feet on
east side OF a north and south alley. snd running
back 60 feet 90 The other adjoining this the
east, being 20 by 81 feet- (3j Another lying imme
diately south Of said lot 60 by GO feet ana having
front OF 50 feet ON the alley with depth Of Sc
!. The hot part of lots and >. IL block S. lying
west OF said last-nAmed alley, fronting on same
III feet and running back 10 Bayou GayOSO aoOrL
90 feet,
s. The lot Atthe southeast intersection OF Gaines
and Third streets, with frobt OF 100 feet On
GAises, and depth of 1867 feet
9. The undivided interest which NJ D. Welch
had in the three lots at the northwest Intersection
OF fernando and Elliott streets, being one-eighth.
on CENTRAL AVENUE
10. The 10-arce lot on the north side of Central
avenue. about % mics east OF Memphis on which
Is large dxeni1ghouse. formerly tie residence OF
Gov. Harris.
II. The Interest which NJ D. WEIGH had in the
lot and dwelling lying Immediately east Of lot 80.
10 above formerly The Iesidence OF Judge Harris
being one-eighih.
NEAR EOSS LAKE ROAD.
IL Lot 2, OF section 6 township /, range 8. b.
Ing the north 52z acre OF the 153 ceres 5cuEht b.
A: \. Edmonds Of D. s. Greer, and about SIX 81
miles south of Memphis.
c. W. EDMOSDS,
c. W. FRAZER, Executors.
F. ". Royster & Co. auctisneer.
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AN EDITOR GAINED.
Judge Z. f. Morgan Has a Personal
Encounter with Mr.. f. s. Nichols,
Editor Of the Avalanche.
The Disastrous Results That Lay in the
Wake of a FaeetiOus Editorial
Paragraph.

Considerable OF a sensation was produced
on the streets yesterday afternoon by the re-
port OF a personal encounter between Judge
r. J. Morgan and Mr.. F. S. Nichols, OF the
AtdLdRehe. Shortly after 6 o'clock, as Judge
Morgan was walking along Madison street.
between Main and Second, he met Mr..
Nichols, and, telling him to defend himself,
he began to strike at him with his cane. He
hit him two or three times over the head,
knocking him to the ground. The
two men shortly atterward clinched and
fell to the ground, first one on top
and then the other. Judge Morgan was en-
tirely uniDjured, but Mr.. Nichols was rather
severely punished. He went to Robinson's
drug store, ard DR.. Julius Wise was called
in to bind up his wounds. A blow
on the right side of the head was
bleeding profusely. There was scar above
his eve and his face was scratched in various
places. He was perfectly conscious. Dr.
Wise spoDged the editorial head, and said at
once that the injuries we're not at all serious.
Mr.. Nichols remarked that Judge Morgan
had struck him two or three times from be-
hind. He also said that the crowd was
against him, and that when he had Judge
Morgan down he was pulled off.
Judge Morgan has written his version of
the case, which contains the articles pub
lished in the AraIdaehe, occasioniDg the bad
feeling between the two gentlemen.
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BROWNE, the plumber.


HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
THEY say that the F. P. S. C. hop to-mor
row night will be grand affair.
VoEGELI & Co.'S new shoe store, No. 271
Main street, opposite Court Square, is the
great attraction not only for the neat fitting
up of same, but for the large variety of styles
and good bargains. Their manufacturing
department is complete. They not only use
the best material, but also employ none but
the best mechanics. Give them call and
be convinced. No. 271 Main street.
QUITE a remarkable sale, which shows the
triumph of Memphis enterprise over foreign
competition, occurred here on the LIST inst.
r. }. Semmes & Co. sold 100 barrels of their
famous Yannissee TO Mr.. ]. K. Lane, pro-
prietor of the two most popular public re-
sorts of Hot Springs, Arkansas. We con-
graduate Semmes & Co. upon their pluck and
energy in effecting so large a sale, and Mr..
Lane upon his conversion from Pennsyl-
vania and Kentucky. and bringing his gol-
den treasures to pour them out at the feet Of
that sweet goddess, "Old Rye" IN Tennessee.
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LAW REPORTS.


Chancery COurt-ucDoweII, Judge.
Judge Mcdowell rendered the following
opinions yesterday: Vienna VS. Smith, de-
cree for defendant; Knox VS. Mccain, no
right of subrogation in Mrs. Owen; Mccain
has no claim to credit beyond his dividends.
Schabel VS. Frayser. demurrer as to bond and
trustee sustained; Pickett VS. Ferguson, plea
insufficient, demurrer overruled.
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A CURE GUARANTEED.

De. Z. G VETS Nerve AND BRAISTRKATNKNT-
A specific for Hyste-is, Dizziness, Convulg.ons
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory SPermstorrhes, IrnpOtc1cys 1Dyoiuntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
ezcrIlon, Eelf-abuse or Ovsr-iac uigence, which
leads 20 misery decay and csstE. one vii
clrs recent czaez- EzeE box contains one months
LreG-1 -. C-.e dollar g box, SIX boxes for five
coI o, sent b Ezi- prepaid, On recelp: % pIice.
ife EUs-Gntee siI boxes % cure any case Wita
ezca order Ecce-T1 ~ rs Tor SIX boxes, accoupa-
4ied vita Eve dollars, We VII send the purchases
orr written EuErzutes 10 return the money If the
treatment does rot effect cure. Guarantees 10
s1ed only By 4. kES kERI & Co. Wholesale and
Retain Druggists Zl5 Main street. Aemphis Tenn
orders b. NAL VIII receive prompt attention.
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him walking down Madison street. over
took him about opposite Specht & Walters
confectionery. | called him 10 a halt and
said to him: you Internal scoundrel, de-
fend yourself" He turned upon me, and 1
knocked him down with my cane, and
knocked him down the second time. As he
rose we clinched, and he fell on top.
turned him over and got on top Of him, and
chastised him to my satisfaction, when taken
off,
make this explanation OF this unpleas-
ant affair in order that the public and my
friends may understand the provocation that
impelled me to the course l have taken. l
need not say to the community in which l
have lived in peace 50 long, that nothing but
intolerable grievances that could rot be rem
edied otherwise would have led me 10 this
action. r. J. MORGAN.
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at the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, City OF Memphis, commencing atl2 O'Clock
m, all OF the machinery, tools and manufacturing
appliances, furniture fixtures, wagons. ETC., for
mally owned and used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the purpose OF
making or manufacturing any and all manner of
eooperage work, the same being now situated in
the factory formally used by said company on
what is known the Mckinney lot in North
Memphis. fronting on Main street, together with
all Improvements put upon said lot, which the
lessee is entitled TO remove under the lease, as
well as the uneXpired lease held by said company
the premises iu which said property is situated
Will also upon like taTIns, at said time and place
sell all the stock and material on hand both
manufactured and unIlanufactured on said prem
ises, consisting Of lumber, slaves hoops, barrels
kegs, etc. Title to said property is believed TO be
perfect, though sell and convey only as trustee.
J. A. HAYES, JR,, Trustee.
Myers & Sneed Attorneys -"
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Coal Reduced.

In The South.
P WALLACE McEITTRICK
silk Culturist and RseIer
III Second street
Morn Ta--
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CORSETS
LEGAL NOTICES.

No. 439I-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tenn w. billiard ct al VS.. w. J. Saipt ct al.
1t appearing from the bill, which is sworn to
In this cause, that the defendants, James A. An
dersou Trustee is resi- 1ent OF the state of Texas
and William Ellis is a resident of the State OF Ala
bama and that both are non residents of the State
of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
pearanee herein at the courthouse OF Shelby coun-
ty, in Memphis Tenn, ON or before the first Mon
day in April, 1882, and plead, answer or demur
to complainants bill. or the same viii be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing exparte
and that copy OF this order be published once a
week. for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
APPEAL This oath day of February; 1852.
A copy.-Attest. r ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By j. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Greer 4 Adams. Soils. Tor c0mpl'nts. sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

A private dispatch has been received that
Mitchells biographies have been adopted by
the Virginia State Board of Education for
four years. to be used in all the public schools
of that State
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Coal Reduced.
The Steamer Fulton

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. c. B. Bryan 4 Co.
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Coal ReNueRd.
Practical sin. Culture

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barre
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fvt
cents per box. C. B. Bryan & Co.
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A MoNG YARIous OTHER PROPERTIES:

A MONG VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES:
u One third clear interest 1850 acres) Wheatiey
Plantation, well improved, fine timber, S miles
south of Memphis. east of Mr.. f. Ensley's.
Nice Residence and acres, at Bartlett.
cheap Cottage IN Fort Pickering, 5 rooms.
Farm, IS acres. 6 miles south of town on Horn
Lake road, south of Noncounah.
Iwo-Story BIick Residence, no Court street.
NICE brlek Cottage Residence on Dunlap street, at
east end of Court street extended.
F1rst-elass Lo S on Beale and Lauderdale in Rob
erson Tops home.
Three Cheap Cottages on Broadway east of Her
nandO. Mrs Provinces.
west OF fernando.
5;toot Lot on south site of Vance street. between
- D. Poston and Judge Cooper
-ruobS Residence Thcruson avenue
W A WHEATT.EY 9Sl Msiz kfraat
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate

No. 1876. r DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, TennesSee-James Davis, 81 Admins
traitor of Larry Davis, deceased VS.. ia mes Davis,
Jr ct al.
PY virtue OF decree for sale entered in this
u cau.e, on the p h of February. 1852, I will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder in
front of the courthouse door, on Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

The Democratic mass convention called
to meet at the Courthouse at 1880 o'clock
tonight, the 4th inst, is postponed till
Tuesday night, the 9TH inst, to suit the con-
venience of the country people.
J. NJ. COLEMAN,
Chnn Democratic Elk. Committee.
c. E SMITH.
Ch'mn Low Tax Democratic Ex Committee
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Is receiving at the foot of Court street. for
Fulton, Bolivar, and all way landings on the
Mississippi and Hatchie rivers. She will
leave at 3 o'clock this evening
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Coal Reduced.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, tnirty-fve
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
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Coal Reduced.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fye
cents per box. G. B. Bryan & Co.
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Coal Reduced.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fye
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
70 city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. c, B. Bryan Il Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-04

within legal hours, the following described real
estate, TO wit: An undivided one.haH Interest in
The following tract of land lying in Shelby county,
Tennessee, on tie waters of Hatchie river, con-
tanning two hundred and ifty-eight ami one-half
(25s15 acres some five miles north OF The city OF
Memphis, bounded follows: On the north by
Bridgewater's land and thSs of Mrs. Groye on the
east by DR.. Priofs; ON the south By i'm Marsh S,
and on the west by the Rice trict
Terms Sale-Cash. This February n, 1882.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
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French Steam Dye.Works.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty five
cents per box. c. B. Bryan & Co.
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Coal Redueed.

New, quick, complete cure days, urinary
affections, smarting, frequent or difficult uri-
nation, kidney disease. 81 Druggists.
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1857 Prizes amounting to .............. 81 10 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be
paid.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter, or Money Order. by mail, addressed
only TO NJ. 4. D&UPHIN, New Orleans, La,
or n. 4. DAgHHIN, I27 LaSalle street.
Chicago. HIS, M A DAUPHIN, COZ
seventh street Washington. ~. O., to
No. 6 West Court street. Memphis. Tennessee.
EB-The New York Office is removed to Chicago.
N.B-OrdeTs addressed to New Orleans will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The particular attention Of the Public called to the
fact that the entire number Of the 1ickets for each
Monthly DrGtoiRg is sold. and consequently all the
Prizes IN each Draining sold aud drdlCn and paid
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Coal Reduced.
Convention POSTPONED,

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-five
cents per box. G. B. Bryan & Co.
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,sRnchunailla.,

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers Steamboats, thirty-fve
cents per box. C. B. Bryan & Co.
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Coal Reduced

ID. HIRscH & Co.'S Old Judge cigars. factory
o73. Sd Collsc. Dist-. N. Y are best, 3 for Csc
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New Hotel CfarendOn-A. j. Kerr, Pro-
prfetOr: l.. u. HINT. MANAGER.
Coal Reduced

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty five
cents per box. C. B. Bryan & Co.
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FOR SAFE.
90 OOO SECONDHAND GRAIN SACKS
AO.OOO IKE A. CHASE,
90 Front street

VALUABLE RESIDENCE PRoPERTY-we are
authorized by the owner TO sell. ut public
sale. ON the TENTH OF MARCH NEXT, on The
sirsbie residence situated on the northwest corner
OF Un'on and Wellington streets, having front of
loo feet on Union by depth of It's on Wellington.
Term cash sale at u o'clock The premises
open for inspection at any tune.
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pY virtue OF deed of trust made to me on
ID November %, 1881. by the Memphis Coopers ge
and Manufacturing Company. recorded in book
81 page so, Registers office of Shelby county, Ten
nessee will sell to the highest bidder for Ca b.
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FoR good Plumbing. Gas or Steam Fitting
go to j. A. Bailey, PCS Second.
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Coal Reduced.
Mitchelrs Biographies.

Best Pittsburg Coal forty cents per barrel
to city consumers. Steamboats, thirty-five
cents per box. CD. Bryan & Co.
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PARKER'S.

Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegel's. 5S3 Jefferson street
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In Sunday mornings issue Of the AP-
PEAL appeared a communication from me
upon the State debt question and the recon-
ciliation of the different wings of the Demo-
cratic party of the State. In that article my
purpose was to be conservative and concilia-
tory. Many friends have commended its
tone. l impugned the motives of no one. /
could be settled inside of the Democratic
party. This was the purport of the article.
On Tuesday morning there appeared in the
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ROO CORDS DRY, SOUND BoDY-oAK AND
KY HICKORY WOOD at Paducah and Mem
piiis Depot al - per cord, or 50 rs delivered.
R. GALLOWAY.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Peabody HoteI-C. *. Galloway Il Co.,
PrOpFIefors-
This hotel is furnished with a steam passenger
elevator electric bells and frst-elass in every de-
paTtment TABLE board. SS5 per month.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BODER ROS..

RAIN .A HRS,
SOUTHWEST corner Of IL. Public Square Troy Kan
- Loan money, bay notes >r exchange prin-i
pal cities bay and sell County Warrants Gold, silver
and receive Deposits. BDDER BROS
Iliuly12
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Fremont.

The Belolt 1osrier thinks we treat john c.
Fremont nnkindly. while 10 holds that he is one
Of the grandest men Of the age, who led the for
lorH hope nf Repub!icanisn Ia its infancy, and
laid the founhatioh of its grand success. If
kindly feeling could make Fremont happy aud
prosperous, he would be in that condition, 50
far as We are concerned. But facts are facts.
1t is characteristic of all parties, that when
they are new, aud enthusiastic, and their sue
cess yet to be achieved, they do not quibble or
argue over the autecedents or ability of their
stardard-bearers, but go in with all their might,
with an enthusiasm that becomes romantic
feeling in after years. No aspirant is jealous Of
the leader who is marching to defeat. Il is
when the party becomes successful and pow
crful, that rivslries and jealousies arise,
and their hest men are pulled down, and
their characters blackeRed. Fremont was so
fortunate as to lead the party in its first
struggle, hence romance still hangs about
him. The Republican party, perhaps, could
not have elected any man, in 1856, bat they
made a mistake in nominating Fremont, in
stead of starting ont with one of their ablest
champions-a mistake which has clung to them.
aud has been several times repeated. Fremont
had gained some reputation as an explorer,
about the time Of the Mexican War, and that
was all. His achievements were net many nor
great. Bat it was supposed that he possessed a
wide fame and dash that would set the conn
try ablazo with enthusiasm. He had been a
senator from California, but had not exhibited
great craftsmanship, nor any unusual ability.
He had not even exhibited any particular par
tiality for the principles upon which the Repub-
lican party was founded. Indeed, he had been
regarded as taeit supporter of the slavery
cause. But he made the race as n Republican,
and has remained true TO the cause ever since.
During the war, he exhibited no great general
ship, and was distinguished chiefly for failures.
Since the war, he has seemed incapable Of even
earning livelihood, and had sunk into power
ty. He was given the Governorship of Wes-
tern Territory almost matter of charity, 10
keep him from starvation. As such Governor,
he has made no mark, been heard of out
side While he is no doabt good man, he is
sadly deficient in some Of the upper machinery
To make a great or successful man. In short,
his life has becu grand failure. This is the
cold truth about Fremont.
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WANT TO GET THERE BAD.-The sorriest com
menfary upon Democratic honesty, is the opin
ion entertained of it by members of the party,
rs shown by the number aud character of con-
tested cases that are bsiBg trumpet up for the
next Congress. Mr.. Haskell, of this State. beat
his Democratic competitor almost 1000 votes.
vet il is said that Acers will contest Haskells
seat. In New Mexico, the Republican candi-
date for Delegate TO Congress had 5000 majori
fy. bnt his Democratic opponent is going 10
contest. In this State, Judge Peters has $500
majority over Sam. Wood. bnt Wood has joined
a Democratic Cuh, aud is going TO contest.
Throughout the East, the woods are full of
Democratic contestants. Republican who
was elected by less than 100 majority, will hava
TO fight for his seat when he goes to Congress;
snd it seems to have been adopted as a rule,
that whenever a Republican did not receive
over 500 majority, it afforded good grnund for
j contest. These contestants, hungry for a seat
in Congress. and finding large Democratic
maturity in the H"nse, seem to think that the
only thing necessary for them to do is TO appear
before Congress contestng the seat of n Repub-
iican, which will insure their admission. This
seems to be The Democratic cs;imnt. Of Demo
cratic honor.
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EBH- EOBT- SILKtNr
WEaR q WILKINSON

a TTORNEYS AT LAW Troy Kansas. Ofiss ~
N Van Ba,kirk ( Bree ekrnrilges store.
Mr. Webb will be in Troy Friday and saturday Of IN.
week until he remos es here permanently lOfnch5i.
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Harpes's.


Hoypers Hdgc-fne. for January. frpn the fruntis-
pieer-~hieh Ia a mast-fly engraving ir"m Rem
brsndts celebrated pariraii Of the Bnrsomasirr-to
the last page of the Drawer is remarkably Scauti-
full and Interesting number
The opening article - the hrst OF The iong-ex-
peetsd series OF papers by George H. B"ushtoa- en-
titled, Artist Strolls in HolanI.- snd illustrated
from drawings by the author and T. A. Abbey.
The Illustrations are what might he exPected from
such matters; and the article IL 40 quaint and so
picturesque in ifscif as to make one wish that all
descriptive articles might be written by artists
J. T. Boards illustrations for Mr.. Charles +. Hol-
nsrs entertaining article, Living Lamps, are
beautiful and novel representations Of phosphores-
cent Phenomena
Ernest lngersoll- as q writer, and A. c. Redwood.
as an artist. cooperate in most interesting rep
resentation Of Il Redwood Logging Camp--full of
pictures Of the Coast Range region Of California.
This is the first Of series of papers prepared by
Mr.. ingersoll and Mr. Redwood and will soon be
followed by others, describing Washington Terri
tory
Colonel Higginson continues his American History