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DIED

BhtRsIIT0n wSanesday 2t inst at the residence
20, Frederick Bsrri eldest % John J. Bsrr, in the
Relatives friends are uy To attend his funeral $. the
=, otaaye nd jotst. on saturday morning 18th
BfRNEY-tt Fort Keorh Montana January q IN thu 33s
q Ms as. Monton Bfncy con 81 uo bon
Michigan papers please copy
c2 25 ,5 5'nqqrZ q sss Nay beloved ~, John H.
Funeral p .erycs e .'e a ng' T. 80 i AZ. and
Fie S "a. are "a a.ss o. ia9: :G a ~ vt 10
bUER-ou We,inesdav JsnnAry residence o. her
nsPec ~ ieorse v buer Neg Brznton :. T. ~ the etih
w., william, i Duer, u tho Revolutionary Army.
yc s" aa. T. .e r1 cam. 81 he F 5c hara
ea5es Ja an .. d ,it .ne At len
FRAsEk-Tn Brooklyn y y wednesday January o.
Sary Tldo~ Of Captain Alexander v Fraser in ths 7 "a
Funeral services sltariay 2stu nst At $500 H. A. the
Portland ave- D'P'''' ~"''" ''''' 81 HANSON place 'Hu
GEIswoLI-on Tgesiay morning January a. Dr. samuel
Friends invited his funeral n his late residence
Ipr eTt ga s. on Friday Jannary r. At O'Clock "a
JAGG6e-on Tge.d1v oeniag. January o. John Jaeger
Fre9is are invited ltsn the funeral
Ieluehce at Great neck /. L. on Frda eth instr ~
csT 195 vii be IL Taa Ct Great yck Depoto arrival
J9NES-A' Cold Spring Tarbor. J.. on Monday. January
IA '9sIies r. Jones aged = year.. " me lAt- John
Fs1cT T5, ,e.yi,es i tax. place Friday next at
Long Island Ci.y oclocs a M sopri1g at Jauzcs
SFos,et station 10 meet 10.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.
LANE-At Milwaukee. Wis. the 18th lns. Moses Lane,
i@t.n'ty thief FnHne'r Of the GrooNya tty water
"orAs Brooklyn y T., 81 years
LLoNU-ln san Francisco SUNDAY 22d Pat. James II.
Lloyd Of Brooklvu form superintendent Of The Bethel
Missl' %, Plymouth church.
NOHLC kl on TUESDAY mornne. January p. Fannie :,
u'hgltci ~ Ut J. 2. and = IS NO'bgrT. 4gri II
F4neal services ut Church Of Messiah ST. corner
tark-aye, On Friday. 9Th inst, at a N.
lhterment az WU"d'4wn.
fAlS,, NS-At Cambridge Mass. rh1r'dav morning Jam.
pEbfn-
Law school Ia the -5th ~ his
ural services az CAMBRIDGE on >unda7. January 20
SkINNEK-suddeuly wednesday Ianulry p Of scarlet
I'Nef, marble EradfOd. Of ~. ud II.
SHi7uer, aged 10 years ant 10 months.
FUNERAL services saturday, January ~ at No - West
l2tA-st, a. 1870 n N.
ThNG-At Moltrose NJ on the 25h inst. after short
h.nr-4. ku4-el d. Tying In The 36th Ms
Funeral service az church OF The Holy Communion. south
orange, a. lu O'Clock. SATURDAY next 2~th nat.
f1'nd4 cil- fake mi amt Essex Railroad Gazing
BARCLAY or christopher >t.ee Ferries 40 80 =.
Boston and Elizabeth papers please copy.
VAN TGNE-At Mor-sanil. January 2G Alice l. Van Tine
daughter Of Ann f. and the ate samuel Van Tine.
T. friends respectfully invited attend
funeral az the Residence Of her mother sunday 23t inst
at p. NJ
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4 DINNER 70 f. b. GOUEN

Thomas Powell Fowler gave dinner party
at nis house. So 50 Eas, -1ty-elhths last evening
Franklin Govgcn, President 81 the Reading Railroad
The table was preuly decorated. and the were
doublc-fod.n- cards, with the name OF Zach guest
painted 'atin ribbon. which bore on the other side
in gold tine crest and coat u ~ Mr. Fowler Inside
Tho menu were printed the names OF an the guests The
rrf.c-hiurut- were D.. Pluard. Music supplied by
AN orchestra. The GUESTS were Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Chaluccy VI. DcgcW the Cueyaucr Nikpn WAYNE Mac
Yea sh George j. Magec, Russell SAGE, Albert BrrStad
Robert Garrett Stmue. Barton. Daniel Duushertv,
STEPHEN Mascot q. + Duunnc, Or. lI1smcr Jay Gould
Lua.c Eurkr. Gnnne.I Eurt and OIter NOrtAcOLe.
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.ANGLO-IRISH AFFAIRS.

LONDON, Jan. 26.-!hc Times, in a leading
article to-day dcprecaes the proposed Liberation Of the
imprisoned members ~ Parliament. The Gu0rdia''s
Londoa correspondent says tie balance OF opinion III
wruformed circles sremH 20 be against the release ot
the imprisoned members OF Parliament Mr. DiIons
relatives write that his nc3s has become so alarming
that % may any day result fatally. lie will refuse 4
conditional release II 1t is offered
Another regiment Of infantry has been suddenly or
Gered 10 Portsmouth 10 embark for Dublin Three other
regiments have been medically inspected, aud sen
sationa statement Is circulated that THIS 10 IN view OF
the possibility Oia demonstration IN Egypt becoming
necessary II s stated that battalion OF the Guards Will
leave Windsor for Ireland to-day.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SlotoDsis Tor ne past - hours.

hyIITEIS w W. - = -
W,surSGToS. Jan. p. l 4. n.-Ihe har2me-
,cr ha. fallen in ne districts east OF he Mississippi aAH
r.c in the Northwest it's lowest ID the Lake region
Cloudy weather, with rain has prevailed ~ INC La,
r.,,op southern Middle and New England states !o-
lowed bv clearing weather ~ the south Atlantic ana
ul{ states The temperature has risen except De- the
Upper Lake region and Northwest where 10 has fallen,
with northerIy 10 westerly winds ami rising A'ol,-'
-ol,lerfy 10 westerly wind. continue on ne At1nIe
coast m the Eastern Gulf states. tne ONO Valley ai
Lower Lac region but uOTtLery winds are reported
from The Southwest
Indications for tO-daT
Tor the Middle states local IA rs followed by clearing
weather southwest to northwest winds, slnS barometer
and colder weather during the night
For NeW-EnGl md. warmer. cloudy weather ana
rail- during the day. and southcry "1i.a sAlIuhS L"
wegter!y and failing followed by rising barometer
CalhopdrV StQnGts.
Cautonary OshOre signals ordered from Haiteras
10 sandy Hook and cauuOnary signals from -'ew lork
10 EastQOrt.
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TIE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.

MEXICO. JAN 26.-This Is the tenth day Of
President Gonzalrzs suffering from heavy suppuraton
in tic stump OF his right The abscess has again
been opened and the pain relieved. The operation was
very successful IL i few days he VIII be able 70 attend
10 executive duties, when tie Minister 30 Washington
will be named senior Romero being urged To accept
positou He doubtless Will do SO, and 70 to wash
Iugt0l with special powers.
sAN FRANCISCO. Jan. GA dispatch from Guaymas
that reports have been received Of engagement
OF the state troops with the Apache- Who raded Lom
page resulting iu tho killing of twenty Indians. At last
lccUuu. The troops were in hot pursuit.
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D4NGERs Of THE SEL

NEWPORT r. l., Jan. 2G.-The revenue cut
ter Samuel Dexter stationed here, started ths morning
by order o secretary Foger. TO search for the
steamer Ld4u.
BosroN, Jan. 2G.-TLc crew of the schooner
William q Moseiy of Boston, was at Grenada on De
cemDrr 30 having been taken Oh the abandoned wreck
on December 20 py the schooner T. H. hing from New
york The Mo-ely was Tor jacksonville when aUaI-
dOned.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G.-Secrctary Folger
has directed the revenue steamer GAAtin COW at Los
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THE HERZEGOVINIAN REVOLT.

LoNDOS. Jan. 2G.-Ihc Manchester GWHrdidnS
Trieste correspondents who has special relations with
the Iueurscuts lclcsrapAs follows: The Herzego-
yuians are concentrating In the mountainous angle IN
cludaI by the upper bend OF the Narcnra River Their
po-i zion * abs uiutey unas,dlabe. II threatens
oiui'Xl. which commands the communication between
Ao-tar and ~trdiyo and Dominates thr principal noun
tam pass. \ high Austrian official stated on Monday
that the situation could not well be worse
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N. ROUZATD INSANE.

DiSpUch m The IetsDrnm.
PARIS, Jan. 2G.-The Figaro this morning
contains piece Of which Will be heard with deep
regret by the thousands Of Nine. Nilssou's American
friends and admirers. VI. ouzaud, the husband Of the
gifted prma donna, has fallen innocent victim to the
prevalent mania for speculation. lie was, 1t appears,
largely Interested the business Of Of the Paris
socbrokers During the recent panic he was given 10
understand lnccd that he lost the whole Of his for
tune. This proved, happily, tc be mistake; hut the eI-
cement caused By tie Tear Of his imaginary ruin turned
I.s head and yesterday evening found necessary
10 remove him to the private asylum Of Dr. Gouion,
where he spends his time winning airy millions by fan
tastic rises in -ecures W. Bouzaud had been for some
time past inclined to hypochondria. lie was generally
and sincerely esteemed and OF the few men who
married prma donna without having 10 repent their
temerity.
Augustc Rouzaud was q native o. he Ise o. Bourbon,
where his grandfather married creole woman ana
anna ssed considerable wealth. VI. ROuzaud, WlO had
fortune Of about 100000 was married to Nile Chrisue
Nilsson the lannon's swedish prma donna, IN Nestulns-
ter Abbey, London, on the 27th Of July, 1872.
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ton. Mass to go Immediately in search Of tho POLLOCK
Rip ghtship supposed to have been blown out 70 sea-
Similar orders to assist in this search we're also ssned 20
the revenue steamers Grant and Dexter which at pres
ent are engaged tho lookout for the missing Dutch
steamship Edam which was last seen on Sand HOOK
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4 SCHOOL TRUsTEEsHIP DISPUTED

ALBANY Jan. 26.-Supcrintendent Gimour,
Of the Department of Public instruction. listened this
evening application 10 him annui the election Of
3. ". Downing school trustee in Flushing, L. /.
The opponent OF MIR Downing this election Mrs.
Orange judd. The contest was a very exciting
W. IS. MkcI argued u favor OF aunullHS the election.
Mr.. Downing spoke IN his behalf. super njcnuent
GIIHlour took the papers and reserved his decision
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REPORTS FROM DIFFERENT POINTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2G.-The California
Flour Mills and Macaroni Factory sixth and Berry
es were burned this morning The loss estimated at
10000.
Rock ISLAND, H., Jan. ga fire yesterday in the
Jail AMI County Building Destroy eel part Of the sruc-
sure. The lO.s by ire and wa.er is from $4,000 20
5000 uninsured. a crank prisoner 10 tho jail
named j. j. rcumitt set fire 70 the building.
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Father, did you ever have another wife
berlder u"ther t' NO. my boy what possessed You
= asA sacl q question 2" " Because saw III the old
1ai.y hIbt where you married Ammo DuIuInl IN 1875,
lGLtsgow Evening Times
" hat ume IL 1t, my dear 7n asked wife
o. heI husband whom she -spcctrd Of beng drunk but
-" a. uo'liE MS br7t T. LOOK sober We'll my dar-
nhS caLl tel, cause yOu there are NO hands on
NY "atch, anu each points a different figure and 1
Don't know which ~ believe"
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c. c. SHAYNE, the wholesale manufacturer
Of -caskin sacques and domaus lob Prnce--t. offers
goods retail splendid opportunity to buy from
liable house cheap.
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4 Chnnzed Heart. The new novel by Nay Agnes Flem'
ing. limo. cloth bound. 81 ~.
The Chidrens Fairy Geography. AMerry Trip of InaS
iuary through LurJpc, with hundreds Of pictures
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The forega mails Lpr O., week sllins SATU 1880
January -, lSN2 VIII close 40 ths UaIcr On tt kS
DAl at ESQ ~ Tor Europe ~ steamship Wisconsin wa
Queenstown and al p. Belgium direct by steamship
Nlesllnd, Antwerp, on WEDN E-DAN ~ $50 a. "a.
for Europe by steamship PItua Queenstown. At
a. France direct Dy steamship
IiayTe. THU ltSDAI at a. Tor Europe. by
aud france must he specially aidrc.sed AMI az %
a. Europe, tirlHTt, Plymouth, Cher
Doure and Hamburg on SATURDAY az - a m. for tn
steamship city OF Berlin
and scotland specially al.
a M. steamship
CrcIssI4. GlsgD Il for BE -
steamship Mcfarland, Antwerp, and AZ i d. for IA
rope, steamship NAM southampton and Bremen rho
mans tor JAMAICA lviui &C. close "a IL roDAi az 4
The mails Tor the NlndWdrd slLnta on WEDA Is
DAY and SAL L kDAl a. y IA. The mails Tor Brazil,
IS Richmond, THURSDAY D.
Tho mails for IlAyu, close on I'll K>DAG az a.
mails 81 Domingo til lSDAl AZ
D. m. The mails for Cuba ami Mexico close THURS
DAY at 30 p. Tho mail, Tor Nrwi0uHdilmi ana T.
Ilur.Dn. HdIIdN, DAY
The mails Tor honduras and Livingston, wa Sew.
orleans, CLOSE on FRIDAY Al $50 n. The mails Tor cuba
close SATURDAY at l.31 T. The mans Tor CullI
February 4 AZ IA. ia" mails FOR AustrtL
SC. February :. at The mails t0r Mexico and
Honduras NeN-OIlcina close SATU EDAl, at 100
p. m. HENRY ~. fLAkSON, FOstnAs-sE
Post Ouce New YORK, jan. - I@,-
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S1S FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
SAs FRANCISCO, Jan. 2G.-The following were
AZ EARTHQUAKE Ar cEyTGErLLE Gill;

SAN FRASGsCo, Jan. 26.-An unusually
severe earthquake was experienced nj C.utrryIc this
evening causing great excitement amonc he reaIaruts
il heavy shower Of rain preceded the SHOCK.
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i1olitical Notices.


German Repuhlican Central Committee.-Dee,ates
elected 10 the tb we committee Hl4 for the u
Organizing 10 beaiiU4ft-rs 29I and BOB Bowrfy Friday
Jan p. 1872 AZ = O'Clock D. M NJ FRIEU~AM.
yA,b obDi- Secretaries Chairman ISL
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GEORGE PJTNAM's Sons.
- - ~ IL. ....f ID Z ]

PIcturr. aud Legends from Normandy aud brittany.
Katherine AMI Thomas NIr iI1nL 'Fo very lu.iJ
Illustrated aud beautifully printed - 3D.
\orsk Iapp and Fun By Frank \uceIt IT, Octave.
cloth Wlg IA i.Uu,I5 piece AMI map - d.
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RurnI ENGLAND Edition BE LIKE" WITH $50 uustrl-
tons FOno ornImcntcd yHum Ready December lJ so.
Great Historic Galleries OF England Two scriJ' ech
with a Ll4aLrALl1ns. LoL0. oot- s-L- ~.
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movement IN he barometer continued duruc the cloudy
and rainy weather OF yesterday. The temperature
ranged between 81 and So. the average 367-- oeng
1o-o higher than on the corresponding day sl year
and 1879 higher tBan on Wednesday.
Warmer and cloudy weather w'fE occasional rams
followed bv clearing and colder weather may be expect
81 to-day IN tins city and vicinity.
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HOUGnTON, MIFFLIN Il CO..

4 History OF Nnteriali-n Ry ?. L. Lluse No.nns
iii conp!r ug the work Nu.uue GI Oftle Philosophical
Library" ayo git top, - 90 tac complete "OrA yolt,
SO -.
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CHARLES -CRIBNER'- sous
7tBund7 - broadway.

-cbuntn's search; sleign- lu the Arctic Quest Ot
M. Franklin Records. By William IL. Glider 4 Vol, $40,
with maps amt Illustrations rh
The Orthodox Theology OF To-day. By Newman Smyta.
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J.B.LIPPINCOTT Il o..

Cardincr- English History. For students. By :. r.
With Biographical Account % tle Authorizes -
I.usllsu History. 49, j. Bass IuAEser l2mo - -.
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T. b. PETER-ON 4 BROTHERS,

Rer,Iiu. BABY. Equal 10 d" Helen. BtuIr-f With n
Ulu.frtrd cover ana portrait Of Hsrt- BABY ~ - a
IA,torpcce and everyone wli love brrtILs BABY III
Gustayc DtOL Paper 80 crntH, CLOTH 81.
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ROBERTS BIOS.
G. ". CARLETON & co,

The Man Jesus. BY the Rev. Jonn " Chadwick. l5mo
cloth. Price, 81.
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sCRIBNER & WELFORD.

Madame DE -evtSur BY ThAcker1y ,1iIs. Rich
mOnd tItcAlc|. lUmp. me clOtn, 81
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ROBERT CARTER n BROTHERS.
HENRY HOLT 4 CO.,
I.l En-f .k,fd..f

The Letter of credir. By Miss warner story. Isma
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NEW BOOKS AND Ne " EDITIONS.
RsyrtctedtJ Bo0.s ne Ia tt5's months fGJ ttgsr5t
heretofore the herGry page.
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IyI,ON. pLAKEMAN. TAYIoR 4 60.


The Golden Book Of Tales headings iu the Legendal
Lore OF Natuns Edited Oy William @wlntDu and GeOr.
l.. Cathcart Numerous illustrations. $40 pascd - DO
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The Land Of the Miduight Winter
nurnrys through sweden. norway Lapland and Northcra
Finland By Paul 4. Du thduu. WIth Nap aud 80 Ilus
trtuuus. vols. 1yo. cloth. =, 90
Oliver GoidsmiIh's Works. Edited by Peter Cunning.
ham, b. A. From trutYpe plates With steel plata
portrait vols, o'o. c4otA, paper labels cages and
gin tops -.
Harper yclOpedia of British aud American POETRY
Itluu Uy pos gent ROy oyO illuminated uIOll al
Arsl eAgeA ~ ~
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5pecial Notices

A. "A Handbook
or ready reference THE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1881 Just
ont, has superior. II complete summary %
Events for the Year and valuable key only
to the contents OF THE TRIBUNE for past year.
those Of any u the great dauies ID the country.
sent, postpaid, for 30 cents. Address
THE TRIBUNE, Sew.Y0rk.
AppOrticnmeut under the lOth The Tribune Al
mana. tOt I,-2. Price % cents.
Census of 1850 compared with 1870. Population by
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See The Tribune Almanac Tor l7-2 Price - cents.
Elections United states senator's IN dIlerru states IN
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nneral Waters.
CONGRESS WArER-rhe Dure,t All safest Of all carhlr
cwIter9 Avoid al coarse. irritating waters foreign lni
domestic they impair the I'll gestve organs AMI AIdncya
Piles permanently eradic9tsd u three with
rnfn.lIrrs. Lr llOl Il. b Meat aJtA
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y-. ", IN. bArometyicsl SaEstop ta e s7 'entA
tcu..r 81 tiTns I'm tne -
tnr 0t"fi
T. d. ry DINING TIE los Cd bne ~ rs'
Indicated the ihe>a~Het@ a. ~
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-ONr ~ TIIF pICTrEEs sJJWv.

SOME OF THE PICTURES SHOWN.
The Art Committee fulfilled the expectations of
the guests 10 exhibiting sIEyalaTly fine collection
OF eighty paintings. The largest number lent by
a.y single person camr from the gallery of ). G..
Rumble; there ve.c one OF Theod re Rousseau's
rarely seen landscapes. MI.lett's The Lauudress7
noticed in TIE TRIBUNE when il appeared AT
A,cry'~ some time ago, one of DAYS for
est scenes. a Troyou, meadow with
sheep repo4ng in the foreground. Domingos
Spanish stable landscapes by Duprc and CorOt
examples of krauS and D.. allie. FROM Mrs A. r
Stewart : gallery came a MGukaCsv - Visit 10 the
Baby,' Gerpmrs A3ucrr and torncilie,' Edouard
Fr-rr'. Grace Before Meat" and ALdrazo',
"NiaWUiS'.' Hector LrrOgE', School of the
Ncstal Virgins, lent by J. j. Aston was the largest
picture Iu the exhibition. NunkacSy's " Feeding
the Favortc' was lent 10y T.. d Morgan. d. .
Mills contributed Loves Nhspcrlugs, Boy Gabrie.
Max. Dctalir's " Defence of thauTigly' was
s-Ut by Henry Hilton 1t Is large view OF a French
bJttalIos preparing for tue attack OF the enemy,
the sappers and miners a work upon q wal and
other brightly uniformed troops drawn up behind
them.
"Cont~nding with Love- n large painting of
HaIl-uudc oman T. l,tIug the ack of Cupid by
Bpugorcau Was contributed by II. NJ. Flaglcr as
was Casanoya'- O. Hot Chocolate l.. Valentine
sent a Dutch Town by j. Mares. ard Near
dispatches was exhibited hy knordl"r II Co..
"a well as the little Mei,.OUirr, The MuSqucjcer'
which Las been seen ~ the Coup, Gallery. George
+ Baker attributed - Help To Granny bv
George H. Bouphtou another OF whose picture.
Pomona" lent by H. {. tahuc>tock showed "a
Nouug pTl walking through an orchard I'D winch
She has gathered basket of rosy fruit. l2nd-cdpr
by Charles Jacque was sent los !. Abner Harper
and ~chIryer BcdJuIu- -u Route by i. 4. Gar
land. =. J.. Avery contributed LOUIS LrioIrs
" Dressing Doggy aud julius Wad~worth an
example Of Thomas >ully A study of IT jerome"
George Ii B.ughtons Priscilla was lent bis
Looms g., Clark and jules Brc,ous Woman OF
Ar'os by }. MibanI
In' American artists represented were Eastman
johnson, Thomas lilchs, j. L. CIopscy. L. L. Henry
aud James VI. Hart.
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HARPER Il BROS.

The Fate OF Madame La Tour story 81 Great sal
aGe. 8y Irs. ~ g. Paddock Cloth 81 sold evcrywa5c
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Al notices O., Marriages must be Endorsed teih Gal!
name and address.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1882-10-11
A Good Letter From Judge Tarbell.
WAsH1NeroN, D. G., Sept. II, 18S.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. II, 1882.
Col. ". L. Nugent, Jackson, Miss:
MY DEAR SIR: have the honor to
acknowledge receipt of an invitation to at
tend the celebration of the completion OF
the Natchez, jackson & Columbus Railroad
to the Capital of our State. Our mutual
friend, Mr.. Galloway, is, l observe. Chair
man of the Committee on Invitation, by
which am so highly honored, but mas
much as your familiar hand writing attracts
my attention, reply directly to you.
The connection of the most beautiful city
of Natchez By rail with the Capital of the
State of Mississippi, is an event well worthy
of celebration. Civilization, prosperity,
happiness, and refinement follow fast after
the Iron Horse, and it is extremely grati-
fying to all lovers of Mississippi to see what
great strides she is making In the direction
of internal improvements.
Mississippi Is an Empire in herself, capa-
BILE of development beyond Imagination.
If her people are true to themselves, as
believe they will be, the future progress OF
our State must far exceed comprehension.
1t is peculiarly fitting, that on the day OF this
celebration. I1eTc DC tic NOAuSA
stone of new Methodist church in your
midst, with Masonic honors, for upon the
ssRock of Ages. worldly cares, worldly am
bitions, strifes, doubts and misgivings, not
withstanding, we must all build, il we
would have sure foundation.
Please present my kindest and most sin
cere regards to the gentlemen associated
with yon on the committee, By whom have
been complimanted, and to Others of our
friends, and believe me. not only the we'll
wisher Of yourselves, but Of all the people
of the State that saw best to adopt IS my
home nearly twenty years agO-=a step !
have seen no cause to regrets bnt to rejoice
in-the fertile soil, genial cline, and euis
inent abilities of the hospitable people Of
Mississippi forming attractions which few
sections ean claim.
As for myself, should do violence TO my
own feelings, were to omit, on an occasion
s. fattering, i suitable acknoWledg
of The consideration always shown nae By the
falent and business Of the State. shall
never cease to be proud Of and grateful for
the eonHdence manifested Ia me, especially
hv members of the bar /.
You viii observe, that on this subject Of
! railroad. / have written at railroad speed,
neverfheIess, .ycu wiz believe me,
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