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s
H. UMWW A CO., rbl'sk-r..
TIIVHSPAT. NOVEMBER !, 1S.
The Freedmen of Misisippi.
The M ss.ppi State CoEVntion ap
loieted s comni.tte to prepare and report
t the Legislature, for its cotis.derat.on and
action, suca la art, and change! in existing
Is-, as night seem expedient in view of
the amendment of the cUie Constitution
jrvk.b.liug slavery. The omniitte have
if rt'ormed their labors tad maJe a report,
vhiek hat torn subnuUei to the Legislature,
'.'hey stete that tL'T "j.rop-e to protect
tha pr-u, pioperu, w.g and contracts
the (;auii od laborer, more highly,
l.rompily, fully and ier.aii.iy, than waa
ver bti-ir given to ha while of the State,
md to Becur thera against all poas.bla
irauds, deceit!, cheats, and imposition in
it -t and in law, and to give them full aecu
iiiyund apei'iy redrew, wall as com-
1. te n-lief agamit either, a necessary and
;uor to at.umia;elhor and aa honest ree
litu.ie, and with a view to their future com
iDitaud iiniepeudeL.-e." In what way thia
jTUte'tijD is t be rendered the rejtort doe
i ot slate. We presume the committee ae.
o:ii;'aiiit-d their report with ret'omtuenda
ii,"iis as to particular lawi, to bX en
ac ed or repealed, and othera to be en
irted : h.it we have -w n nothing of them.
Vie report is very verbose and confuaed,the
. ominitiee apparently deainng to cover op
aiLcr than to dio!ise their intentions.
The s.Htus. of Free Mrs of Color ia
Louisiana.
The Sew Orleans Piiajtine says: "So
la ot the peopla have their civil righta
:t. r pt 'tocied ly the law of Louisiana
:.ii.io tbf fr; a colored people. Even before
!iiuin ipalion, a free coiorad peraon bad all
uienvil r flits of a white man. In the
ourw . f jiuti.-e there waa no distinction
l twe.ij hiai and the while mau. In all
mv i ui..iU'ri he muld sue and he aued, give
t..iiii.,.iiy lor or a'aii.ai a white man, make
-niracts. eeriie h traic or profession,
ii.ake will, or leceiie '.egafies. luder thia
l..w s.we e.ghl or ten thousand colored peo
I i-have .ve.1 in this city ever since it
wc nlakli-hi'd, ol d have had full prolec-
n of all their rights, have Wu proaper
-. huppy ai-d r.-i-peoied; loany of them
vr croon rich, and have proved valtia-
1 prtduft:ve member of soetety.
' the ''. of t'Tnll&cipbtiuD, till' whole
w, 1
n gu p pului!on . placed on a level with
this ll.ru n c .-li.ss of their owu race; indeed,
n a h;. l.er fcn-is, as M distinctions before
t h-' 'iiw, ai:.l in rr:!-!1. I" nl! pers.iiul righta
l itr. u l!.t in and the P-st if the people,
l ure 1-s ii iiLjiiehi'd by ihe existing Constl
t ji ., ii i.iid laws ot Louisiana."
. . oi.iiiicnil th la-t to the consider
,i:..ii n tl ..jMH4'nl f colored tcstiltiouy
lu T'-iiUb"--.
THe hiLiiiiiiiipoli Journal aaya it ia 'in-tot-ii
ttiat the i'reHiut't:t bad expreaaed to
. vi r::i r M rt 'ti hi thanba for bia able
g-.ot Ii in dr teur of 1: ia ailru i nitrnt ion, and
. v.io'i it the iiii-nt exjKMititiu f Ilia
. ., n-i inadc public. He ri'ijarila it na
' F;..'t n!ii-t and a hitvng had great
. i- t m .th ttic I.'hJtjic incn of the nation.
il
ill..
i-f
it. MorUtu'a
1'
olitt'e, of WlbColiftio,
of M;i ai-buett9, Gen.
, lt -l'V V urii lit-ethcr, have couiv
.id n put.l c pt a. lira, taking aubatan
rl. - nuo gi..iiinl in di-lcto' of Treai-
n and hi reconstruction policy.
; L.'U' no J .uUt b;it what Mr. John
. 1 n"t!UTii i by th' mes of I'uion
. ..I I'l'tip', a'nl thiit the House
...1 by
to I,,
in Il.a :
1C p'-i'l
i-li'.-tiiig of!i-er who
polo-y. There I a
I prom hing Congreaa
is-iv the aame course
i! 1 tloiiu the Ailuiiniaiiation of
1- ii. .:n, wh-i oi.p.. -vc-y meaaure
. o - i.i-i i.it-ri ti. .r pei-uliur views, no
io r I. m itojiia- ti. ul ie. We have al
i i..:..t.l t i i lit the vlaa of piihttciana
..r-. i,!rty puratiL tb-ir own vir-
1 t. tlo jM.j.b, py,4 charging all
' 1 " iii s.i !..'tiii((j riinc-iple had the
ll.fl iiil.. If tlinn'lvra."
i m.. !.u V cniwi-rth waa aaoujrat the
1. 1' m tin- S lute Ibue yctrrdBy. He
-- i '. .! .'ti lliilt ot bia coriitttueuH in
i. a hi'auiiiul eanr'to tbe X'raiident
. h I-
liititoti to the t'm-
it i roi:"! th.-re
ul .
. in lniva that tlie governnioiit
ao.-.'J.t the pruiHiailioo if Earl
tin- hpioiuiuieiit of a c.inmis
nit the r'auns of the two coun
out ,. tlo- ar. We doll 't be
wo'.i'.l I..- itmtaiiioitnt to a
' the lu. i tpuwl'ou in dinptlt.
m.-ii o tli.. l..H,.-m "otlii'ial
'initio L.'iiJoa Tiiiie of the
.i t.,.-i.;
I o H. I :
It. o...-
fai.d i.i;,
il..- pi..)..!
u. uii.il ui miaiiiitbr
ie:e.l lo re -elate that
i;mk -1 t-.tlie American
i o J in t ha following
'i. ui.-iit w:o.
..r I.
- lb t V
..ntMit t)
lu.-ii
! 1. H .1,.
' . . . -
tiio. -t. I
-i.t o! a
n-a.iy to
-.on wision,
the cluinia
wbii-h the
"1 !- '
'rp
I all
.1 Hill
Uaii i.r-r. to r.-t.-i lo the eoin-
' b.-
cl u
luii-e w.hUi limit the inb-
i. e it woiiMI'e ineciiKit-.-u
tiik-u ly Her Mau-an-1
a ith tne argunienta
I., .i'viine arbitra ion. lo
.il.
' I. hi.
I
ti c , u nit i,., l,y tlie Ala
n..i ..! o-r the aame chatao-
-l...u4l,t I., tor.- the omitnm ion lor
i.. . niut be utntertoMl. thereloie.
ai.v h.-h ..inti.i4Ton weru at-reeJ
I ' ! lo I,
I I
t.e.-a wont. I I.,. r, Ul.l.d flolu ill
h i ! - .-nt thai W a I.- ILimpi n hrti not
I.. , u . ..-t..l i.-uri,.! l South Carolina.
A . i i l. Ii li. -it l .oiii.r.,.,, he Capitol of
i .c :.u. in,. ; .t.- . ' the Stub Jult., au-
' ! e'. t ., . i irr by a n.a-
i ' v 1 - !.) .,'1 ,.i ,,. .l.Mri.-t.
I."' i..-. n t I...IM. we oppose f hi-
I. .1 t
reprc. lit
i. f;
Date.
1 1. 1 i
. p. .-,
.!: A villbarn
.ao. in tins ,-nv.
ti.it i).l UO'k,
'1c Inm to resume
"1 the manner in
i'ia neil. im.l tlie
I- it. be fvu.ro
-pi oi the relM-1
it t of h i PL . la
cni ,'UeJ I.i
1 lu. atMii,.
t.i. nt.1 a 1 S i.ih
cy iu ihe North.
..ad
.1 I..
I.
ii th,- it
i to I
'I in- suppl mttl
. I.. -1. . . 1 1 i.i . n
I'll, e ol ol.
ol
.lav
rra a c.i;u-
. Ill,
I ,1
t I oal. It the
npl lo icdM,.
111 a eto, a
oi anitpiyina
toe
:. ..(
tt.
pur jto.
" .-os'. He mithl have
about niakine unttist
ill ".-oai mooter a
.i to I
i ! a c.
-I in I-
I 0)1
' in toe l.-aitr in the
ip .i.y run be l.irnicj
eg c al here, au.l
0 in io. L.ia" at lower pri
ijioo't it, e.ve. none a oi l
.la
.ionic w nr hettrol. He
iy up" 1 . ttintfr nijy
' J nt. e tuie is n.t P'a!--
i r o. n.'.rr.t cite tr.f iu en..
u.v past iW'a.iiert, be a ul lake
pr.--.-i I puct-.an.i t,.'t a hat
,n hn.ihl Pi .lhrre. Iu the
i.i , u : pren I to the ronimu.ii
t ,- il.c -r i. .- at L uis ilie and
'-'"ii.i.i! uu.'tiiiott ano.' t..r ctwl
" . ii. A. .. the proe (hi lirm sell
1 :iol li.k-bir than tbote ol
It fct always l-een the
y to r:.k.- the purchaeer
Tin ci-t 'ii. hue echloin
i i : aaii then the rerteirc
r he consumer pny n.r
i ht..f.ht liroj. i.ii no
v . . .-i from the o-n-l-sy
tor . a'tae. It ia pM
" K i p to ;. r ti-hcl,
""t"i; t .1 these geatie-
.- Mi, I ,
t. l .
i. . .. k.
1 .r,
i 1 1 i;
I -1.1 s
l.l :.- a tin hand.
' w.iurr 1 for a
' t .rnniateiy, before
--' l. the? had r.vcive.1
pi,
. i.i. 1 1
'tsf.l th,- t.'iiia.nder ol
"i ihfiu at ,. per
jrsstti r.E T-.en.l
ililier aeel,
1.1 hire e
f iio-i- iV" 'i:'-"" ?f
SlJ I II '
i rpr.
. th
- pi.'
to -oe inter. t
"Ia n tlie i
' vi hrin.
A C-i.ii.
H.-,t:ord :
g r! at A'.-
I.,
1.-
rch:
" Jitet a erm
V'.rr i,. fc
r.aea,
when the mrrchar.,.,.".l, f 7,
'ikij'.um- tlik
I .We.-.v.
-i : ai.d a
toga.rbeet and Bcetaogar.
ar johh ama.
"Lt-t us mrt that wn t-n!rrrow
riaua nfurtnrr tliaa lo-oay."
The discovery of in,nuf.ciuring euiar
from the -ora r,;;," t hM.t J
whn h rave little or no hope lor the imp ove
mcntofthat inventiou il,v th aoc,,, t
waa in the time when "ihe great Frederick"
at on Pruta.a' throne, tnai o.e of hie attb
jeota found out what an ex-e.lent rt-atenal
tne corn m on beet iiangoldwtrxuotu
then only raised for au eaoulent oontamed
tor making eug.r. The great Frederick
hjwever, wai too much eng.ged. in war
lare, in diae.plioiog hia peopje, ibrourh hia
army, and in pursuit of I Urature and fine
art., to be lound no time to encourage tb a
lLVeut.oo, which then slumbered for lifv
year., fcn.liy waa taken op , France, br
one Acbard, and its manufacture pereeve-ed
in until it ha become .he aug.r Low in uae
in prance, Germany, Belgium and bwitzer
latd. There ar- to-day no canesugar fa. ta
riee in any of theae counrnea, while beat
tigar .1 made there to auch an extent that
mi.l.ona of hands are emploved bv it, and
that it baa beccrae ao low in pi ice a'a to ena
ble the poorest man to nee augar, which,
heretofore, and not more than :weoty jeara
ago, waa considered a luxury, only attaina
ble for the rich clauses of popu ation. While
the manufacture of beetsuKar was in iu in
fancy a discovery waa (rnaiie which now
aeems almost indnpensable for it; I refer to
the discovery of discoloration with animal
-harcoal, which enables the manufacturer
ti produce an article from the beet, the pu
rity of which c annot be surpaaeed by any
product of canesugar. Further progress in
t nemistry and in construction ol machine
ries have brought the manufacture of beet
sugar to a completeness which is thooeht
cannot be surpassed.
Ko other branch of industry has a more
widely extended influence npo'n all relations
of commercial intercourae, thin hsi been
lha manufacture of beet sugar. Tkt rate ma-
io-uii ia a pntauctor the home oi, giving
emplo) meut in iu culture to a considerable
number of laborers. The buildings and
nischinery required, put in motion a multi
tude of various powers and open a well pay
ing held to their activity. A great sum of
money is required in the general manage
ment which directly end indirectly dietr
bote itself s mon est' laborers and niachan-
Ics of ettery description: be.i.les that, the
Bnsineia coiineclea tin the beet sugar man -ofacture
creates "values" of nianv kind?;
lor not onlv the manafsctured article is a
value," butelfo all those requirements
necessary forthe production of it are val
nes," which are brought into existenoe by
the process through wnich the article baa lo
go in its manufacture: bo principally; fossil
fuel, metals, wood, leather, linen, wool,
paper, animal coal, fats, chemicals, Ac,
Ac. How many thousand fold labor ia nec
essary to the production of all Aof which
belongs to a sugar factory? And how many
hands are .employed Mere useful aud well
paid, w here otherwise little or no occupa
tion would be for them!
Well may it be to mention here that the
industry in reference is a moans to forward
the culture of the laud; which can easily be
proved, for the brels, which are consumed
in Bik:ngngnr at the lactones are a produce
ol agriculture, requiring psrticu'ar rare and
attt'otiim: which produce, if it shall prospsr
best poitsibility, expects a considerably cul
tivated and well tilled soil. IIi who does
not think it necessary to take peculiar
pins in raising the bft, ncsd not be as
tonished if the reMttt dues not apr.ear sat
isla 'tory and profitable enough. Sow it is
well kcown that a careful tilling ot the soil
not only benefits the fruit to which it was
given directly; but also the succeeding
Iruila obtain their respective parts of the
Ivencfit and produce mole bountifully for it.
If, now, ou a larger farm, beots have
been raised for some time in a mtiounl
manner, if the industrious and intelli
gent furmer besides that does all that
lu- can to his farm in order to make it
capable ot producing, it can certainly not
fail to bring that farm gradually to an ex
ce lent state of culture. The acre is the
most thankful aud surest debtor for the
capital of intelligence, labor, lime find in
directly money invested by tlie intelligent
farmer in ti'lirg of the name, f-t the ai re
will prove itjclt thankful 'n lh hijbett de
gree to that furmer who exlisu-its sll his
agricultural knowledge in rainnj 'he augur
best.
How Insting beneficial it would prove for
the Southern r?tatas,and, in fintt considera
tion, for Tennessee to et.cturagt and inau
gurate this new branch of agriculture and
manufacture ; how intensely and intimately
this would affect all social relations of ilii'e.
Slate. To prove that, I need only refer
to aouve shown facts as to the number of
hands uselully employed, to the capital
involved, and the numerous product! .us
of home-oil necessary iu a stiar factory.
I will trv to le v before the public a aenea
of articles giving donates on the fo low-ng
aiil tects: ", hoice of the Soil," "the Beef
anil its Culture," "Its Anatomical Struc
ture, "Ita various Pubttances," oSaccha
loeieirv," which is the knowledge of ascer
tHiuinr. the auinmt of sugar t oniained in
the aeeeliariac solution : "Sugar, its kinds,
qualities, and plant from which it is pro
duced. " "The Mecharical pa-t of the Su-
a-.r-iiiHmiictnre, i he Chemical par'.e of
tlie eaine. "Statistical com parison, ' ct
! a ill che this introdttrriftn in mentionin
wlntt an excellent material lor taitoaiiig
stork ot all kinds, princ pailv caitl.
ebe p, and hogs, is the reluse oi tlie Fugar
beet.
Mi'iico.
The aJ option by Maximilian of a nativ
Mexican as hie heir to the throne of aiex
is an act which will take the world hv ear
pr-se. ew, we venture to s-.y, in epecu
littitig upon toe luiure tale ot ine Linpira,
had uioo.irtit ol su.-h aooiiini(cecv, ami lew
we beliexe. will bcaitate lo avranowletlire
thst the act if highly creditable to the state
muuship til .Maxim liau.
Eviu tbofc who are unwilling u palliste
tlie origiu ol ihe empire uiuet aekoowliKlff
the earnest efloris made ly .Maximilian to
conciliate th oiiods wl the Liberal Mrl
catis by wi-e rcfjrmr. and to apitear aa th
nioiil pitnotic of the inhabitants of the Eiu
pin. hulever the loolivee lor this course
ttf ecli u mav have been, whether th
sprang from the desire Ui become popular,
or lo be the reloriner and to netactor oi lb.
country, in which he has gained a fttothold
hv fore'i;n bayonets, that such ha becu 1,
course is indisputable. The Imperial Gov
eminent hae made praieew, rihy etlorta for
tne Ui-vei-ipine jl t,t tlie vast resources ol tl
country, wtncn Will ledtuud lo its Iwetm
benefit whether the Kiupire shall auaiu
In'ti list-it or be overthrown.
Next to the eudetvor to promote the nia
lenal prcgreta of the couutry, il ha been
the aim oi alaxianlian to coioo idale lb
till hieri;encoua eieuicnts of the pttpul
lion ui'o one Nexuau naiionality, aod t
secure lor niuiseii iu nisnu-y the glory ot
having arrested, by the creation of a elron
Mexican aalioii, the lurther absorption o
see vu-e u territory ny uie auvanumg Ang.o
eaxoti race, ins ejiestcht end public d
clarations in honor ol ihe heroes of Alexi
can indetudciice were tellin proofs of Ihi
design. 1 he adoption ol a -Mexican a h
heir is Ihe n,.t i in port ant step that coui
1 taken to this tnit, and no e-l.vtion conl
have been made B'cn.fieaiil than that of a
I uihide. The st .on; i-'orcioiris who-
lkou andsof l.ilera! Mexicans tiatnral y
eiiiertan aaiiivi ine rule ct ine loreicner
hwwever beuehee nt , will now pc.ise m.li th
dtaib tf ilia child ets Maximilian, and th
eopfliclof partiee will be narrowed down I
Ihe preference t.-ri monarchical or republ
can to'ln of government.
" hile Ihe a.loyoo.n t.f a Mexican i a con
ceesioBtoihe iiationsl feelirtr, the pref.-i
n.eiii of a citi-rn lo s member ofe pna.ely
house i new bul for the c inciliatioii ol the
l.lbeieie. it is mount as an iuiimatiou the
Ilie LioiM-rt.r attrihotes g-rutor tiiirortatn
n' "is irieuoiy a sitosiuon ol the Mexican
.pl than tost rengthenmg his connection.
w iih the r ncely families ol Enroite.
kether, however, Ihe effect of this Ii
move will iiiriciently sf-piigthcn the Km
ptre lo make it a permanent it'sMoiioi; the
tuiore e'.oae can reveal. .V. 1'. Tnbunt.
Sir Molten Tt-t't lua.le
terisiiiuieM in New Yn
sines iu which he said :
i spi ts h at au en
a a ti w eveini-e
1 in a I.- a not
the large printing esiabi
huielil ol t buries
W .Noli iu i lucitiro, audi allure vu 1 aevMe
leu so tiulv- the manuer in which Amen
ten" ii.t g-'iie into i;ie a ar lNoro, m
we'kHig through the oili.-e, Sir. U lis.
p. iur.1 "ui ,.i.u tinny or lortv roaiisieiio a
wbuaadbsvu l.ui y.-ai awav tithe war.
vn had hrt,u e Cai'tain, auolhe r a Maior
I. ' u""''ul,t aerseaiita and priv.tes
' ' "".T - re e. itiuc lyi a tjuietiv
lur -ar naa never I eeu. i aaa
atlMw.i.1, Ulher-s s. ns. ,u un,l..,Ui. .ao.
s!'!y letting . tl.re-hu g u..ch.ii... Tlie,
wml lut.t Ihe suui.ee t,. save the I'm,,,;
nating none u, i,.'W K.. ha. kl.iltie
t Ol .,'t, nii iu iut,v wuh.Hil
.o. ui:tn. I u rope i aslon-ebed at it. tut
ine .-soutu cm,. rig loiwwd so iieeiy and
e.i - piiiig tl.enis. nes back a4-am iuta il,
v uton, one i-l the tttonest iX'U td" tl
hjle cutest. "
Vi..m Pun lliu.iir .a FiMiiv
ire nev. lytu . tones, ol .ew 1 t.rk . Ii, w
killed by a tall from the sitiol si. Luke's
t hurch iu I hi adeiphie, white ia attt-uil.
ance on the Convention of the Lniooi.!
I hurch beloecsto afaui.lv who have sut-
lered from talal cssiiatlus lvond Prece
dent, l athept, brtsthers. nude, rrandtath-
er, ar.a relatives, ever tea or a doret, have
gone lo the grave by violence. Il seems t
run in the I. ood of' tine family. Himself,
en old men. nearlv worn out in lha elsroiae
t h s pnii.usi.iB, follows at last a victim of
iolei.ee. the lunr I n of hi ancestry to
the L'ttib.
Cota Kvvsvkr Miastsrs. Wbal-
eer you call your polirv.it hea no talue
except as ii carries out vour ob-et-l
..e
ii..- to. a or euerrene mrtturti are no
novelty in the worid. Kiery perird of
t 4,i, uon hae known them ana hMorv
leachee ne thai Ihev have never succeeded
in anything ex.-pt s..ai.-no-s m forming
theenK.iect of rotueoce, a..m(Hnee in ruin
ing the luoel imivuni luterti f humai."
ity. The more tbey d.-piee the ordinarv
paths of nature, the tees ehanc they have
of eurceas.
In truth, what has alway ruined it,,
nxat noble ai.d jut of revolutions? It,,
the niama lor reviuutioa meihoue bv
mn who fenc ed they could render them
aeSve independect of the every usy lawsuf
nature." e
t$ia;tilar Life-H ork of ft Lanatic.
From the f cientifie American.
Haa any one noticed the minia'nre fort at
the upper end o' Biackweli'. ls.aod to the
nortn of the Lunatic AsvlumT It ia the
work of an insane man, who has spent half
ol ha l,fe upon it. He lost hie mind in
Alexieo, or somewhere eiee where high
I.rivate were ia demand, and juat escaped
being Nr. Armnro-g, or Air. l'arrott, or Air.
As eni worth, by goii.g craxv.
Gunnery Wi what ai ed'hitn end f rt.
fications As he was found to be quite harm
less, and obedient to his monomania, they
gave him in'reoching tools and told him to
fortify the island, lie took the geographi
cal aud geilogiol bearings with the sagac
ity of a West Pointer, and concluded that
any attack upon it would c, me from the
south. So he devised a see -const I...:,,--
nth bomb proof), approachable by a cite
nth sluices and gales, aud mounting heavy
There never was a more patient worker
i.,, . "airiouara tnaa that peur
n.trt le . ,amA f 1 i.
1'iowij eie being insane on
the earn, point, he could get no assistance.
A 1 the o her monomaniac htd oil on the
brain, or poetry, or capital punishment, or
aegro ufira.. and were quite as devottd
",,lrat u ne upon their claims,
bo the old soldier .i, . i njs
brave heart, tot.k up h' ngle shovel and
commeaoed to band th whole fort by him-
sell. lie wheeled bsrrow after barrow of
earth into the aea, tugged from morning till
uigni, nntu at lest he raised a narro-
cauaeway from the mamlaod to a rock at
the end of a long aand bar. With pebbles,
and abtlis, and stone from the river, he
walled this causeway until it became perma
nent. All this wet nota mouth' aor a year's
work ; ytar alter year passed over his gray
hairs, but he kept wheeling, wheeling. The
r real city on th greater is.and required pro
tection, and be was making ita a-gis. So he
went on like the men whv threw no the
.e.iou reuouoia ; and lor tear he wou d
oe too late w nia task, he left hi bed in the
avium altogether, aud built himself a hut
eloae to hi place of labor. Here he lent
mr,A J-U 1- .L- . - . 1
uw.w iu iu, companv oniy oi his as
suring conscience; and when "at last his
path was done, he set t work at his fort.
The result of ail these veers ia befnro in
His battery is sodded green, with parapet,
berm, ditch, magazine, revetments, abatis,
and iluiounie mock or Quaker guns, upon
aarriage of capital construction, lojkmgup
from tue sound toward Hell Gate, like real
arbiters of dominion.
Tne old lunatic ia worn and failing, but he
ia not satisfied. Ilia fort is dose, but not his
whole dnty. feto he haa projected a water-
Battery and sea wall around the entire
island, and means to bring w bear upon it
11 th knowledge of Vauban and Todleben.
When the ielaud ia impregnable he will
wrap hi man lie shoal him and die at his
battery.
For the trulhof all this story, let anybody
passing up the Last Kiver look npo'n the
island tip and see the old man Hitching and
bunding, a.,d the little fort close by him
1.
urisiiiug wuu popguns.
lion. l. I. n.enner arrived in the city
yesterday, bringing with him a full pardon
and an order for the restoration of hia prop
erty. This esi-e is certainly a conspicuous
proof of the liberality and sound judgment
of the President. -Mr. Kenner, it ia well
known lo our readers, is a very prominent
riuzeuoi ixiuisiana, a very large proiierty
holder and enterprising planter, aud has
niieo many nigu places in public aiteirs.
.a a memoer oi our legislature lor maay
years, as i'resideut of the State Convention
of I sii2, he was oue o( the most useful 'and
reliable of our public men. In obtaining
his panloa Air. kenner made no cm.-sal-ment
ot his prominent connection with the
Confederacy, in the i ongrea of which he
waa on of the wisest and most practical
nieuiiKirtt, out asjuici tne l'resnieut that h
would, in future, devol-i hi t nereies and
xperieuce to the rei-tortion of order, pfaoe
ud prosperity in hia native Stat. The
President, a bo waa well acquainted with
Mr. Kenner great capacity and influence,
wisely granted his peraon, aud Mr. K. re
turns to Louisiana lo redeem his pledge.
e..- uuw en iuhu iu involute wuo ! 1
better position, aud who can do more for
the rcsuscLet.on of Louisiana aud the reor
ganization oi Jier poveriiment, than luncati
F. Keuner. '1 here i a universal deniro to
see bim returned to our Legit-lature, and we
are pleased to learn that he has already
brfn nominated lor the Senatorial repre
Uttion of the Ascension district. yew Or
Uan J'irayuiie.
Dry i.uodN.
The market has lieronie settled ; prices
sloady, with a steady business doing. The
drought in the Esstera State, has been re
lieved, and production is goin forward
more rapidly. ' he d. mand from the South
ud West is good. Prin s are active and
firm. There is no pmsprct of stock accu
mulating. The s. ni.l v receipts are all
. nun, ami salts are moderate only from
want of supply. The demand for she. t ngs
and shirtings has be en steady, and sutUcieul
to absorb ail the receipts, which are still
Miuited. A better supply is expected next
month. Drills are more active, end have
advanced. Stripes are less active, price..
steidy,ttck mall. Pennns arc in moder
ate demand, liinghams are in g -od request,
and atrady. The greatest activity prevai la
in moussL'lioes de a-,ue, which are wealed,
of ah qualities. They take the p see el
prihta to a great ennui, and ara compara
tively mo'lciate in price. Shswlsaiso have
become very active. Prices are hrti The
sU..ck is much reduced. In broadcloths a
steady busiucas has been doing. Prices are
firm end slocks light. Heavy fancy cas.i
meres are very brisk, at good and" stea.lv
prices. Dark colors are must wanted. Sat
inets ar also very ct-v. I'ricrs are buov
aat, and Block email. Flannels eto much
wanted aod firm, li.ankoia are rather le.w
er. Foreign drees f .brio are ra her lower,
eapeciaiy the luwer qualities. Choice stvles
of lha liuar qualiiies are in god re.pie.l.
froucti meruioea and delaines are a little
less in price, ami silks are ni.r freelvntler.
ing. The market is rhcr oyeiatocked, ex-
cejtt ol hue wooieus, which are well
taioe.l, and are in g,K,d demand. The sales
t auction ol Kriiiah, Ireuch and Uerman
dress goofs, silks, ehawin. ca. si lucres au.l
tine cloihs have been large and attractive.
i ae iiierinoes au.l delaines ot superior elvle
end mau ii tact lira fetched good prices, in
ferior goods are heavy InuejifmUnt .
.Mr. Adams to Earl Ruaaell.
mere ia a courtly and outline; iron v in
th conclusion or Minister Adams' .on
oludint letter to Karl tiutaell, printed in our
issue oi etaitiroay. wniru mates it worth re-
ptii.iicstion. It is as follows
1 likewise receive with feet pleasure
vour Lordship' assurance that the etb.rts
ny wnirn ine ttovernment and Congress of
my eouutrv nave aheketi off arerv. have
the warmest nympathioa of the people of
oi' "f a loauoiiie.
it, iuhu i.aiuiui nnservBiton tn a service
extemtea Itmmxn leur ytNirs, I cannot in
can.tor yieia my entire assent to this state
" -(''..- vu mrjrit son soo lutllleu-
i al portiru si Mer Matewty ubjeeit ; if it
n as oeeo my mi.loMime to observe in the
process of ao woudertul a revolution, a de-
R.e- ... , 'oiiir.se woo !'mv exiaung in
many qnartera frcm which my rountrymen
Daa every right ti evjoci warm aud earn
uat sympathy j if lliroughout this great tri
al, Ihe sevcily of which lew tot well versed
iu the nature ..t our Inslitutiun could fully
comprehend, ti,c voice of encouregonu ut
from this ide of Ihe water has toj often
emitted a d -ii St t'u I sound, I jet indulge the
hoM that th result arrived at wiiltiltu.
lunl.'ly correct the lustv i,u, harsh iu Ig
turn i tliat flowed from luck ot faith aud
cmitidenca in our fidelity tu , righteous
cause.
tit the friendly dispo'ilion iu this regard
of the members of iler Msirsty ti iveru
toent, and especially of your lordship, 1
he never p-riintte.l invscli lodoubu And
yet, in the midst of the"grvet of our dif
ficulties, 1 cannot tor -el that even youf
lordship was pleased, in an official ,.ub.
lishcd tlispstch, lo visit w ith the severuv oi
your but too weighty censure the greatest
political measure of the let lamented I'resi-
oeiit.iiisi which, m fact, opcuei the eulv
practicable wsy to the dial attainment Jf
ihe glorious end. I odor such circum-
laocrs. I pray you ool U be surprised if
am compeiic.i not to disguise the belief (ha;
with in v government, among niy ooumrr-
ineil at Isrg,-, there -,s. still left , bi,oUi
i-i'uee ot mjute.1 leel.ng, which only t ine
aud the h,.. of a lienor otidentandiiij in
uture. hslilo.it hv the concii atorv at .-. io
your l iilship's n..te. are l,ke!v to corrrei
ieeogii,r.ng not fully the iu.t,, 9 and ,,ro
pnety of the to nt poller. 'marked n in
your concluding tentenre, I have. Ac
I hsblas 1 xivcia Adshs.
The statement thai il. as-ti. out k 1.
Karl r.ue!l, aod the uovcrnii.c cia set oi
Fnrlaii.L re excited hv tha .4..n. i..-i.
have resulted in the ex'tiiiclioa ..t .'..,.
t he I iu ted Blutes, was loj br. ad a imuk to
be aaia.el, ,.d Mr. Adams has .'rruuely
.ut into ,t . ceUir eh., whea the nol.ie
lord. Her Maiestv's S i-i .,rt
oraili, At! airs. Tsea.1 ik. .1, ".. . i .'i: .
, , -" . tiei'cwbe ai
i...m.tohi.c, Lden.nai,,,nof the Lui.nc
pation .I'roclamali. B. h. i
taken with a dry colic.
M..sinimivr..tiv...
.iniate,! that, be oee e,.m.,B,
would eover the eatire eurfsee of ih'I 1
ItHh ae, and lan.l. .0 a ml It 11th.', l
than eh ie. IB ohia.ninr .,i, mn,
II eotisuiutea is n-r eni , u1'
l.me.u.ne..rook feiio.l ,n all rit' of'Th,
worlj in enam .ne onaolities. hre. v.
il all Ihe rhemieu who hsd ohi.i.;.. i ..
babiv did aot ivnsee .,, ....
Ihem. I'D veer sc., ,1. e.... . ,.
Itiiiaeas (ataait Stt m f..dv
per i-uainl
..iw.ewm; to lliiitrovetnenls tsse..tlv l
trodureif, rastrn-e-uiu ,re is aM at thr,
jvenr er fossa, it ha l.e.n arrested, a hen
' ui'iiu lie eue.p ecil'tn, ven.se! ,f war
tnxii.1 b buill ol it, f.-r a hilst it is hut 1 1.
heavier than "bea-l ol oak it is as
Iritnt; and wiiaoioui aa eteel A m,e
V. eel A'lrpint hel.l ae eleetinn f,ar
oere ot the Le;i;tor and loeal otfieera, on
iatttrdav. The "Ifheehcs; Intelligencer of
eaturdav haa reeeived returns, o bv asv
eitv.
aaeaos lull, bat stifteteai: v o lo inure th
s" of the l aioo ticket in Hacrock,
M"nall, M.noti, B.mn, Tsv
'or, Ifreswn, iiorpa ,nd Berkeley oousues.
TfcXiNESSKE LtblSLATl'BK.
PEXATE.
W'KDs:sBar, Xot. 1.
Benate Bill Xo. 1 jj to repfal Sections 113
and Ilvol the Cole, to aholi h the court
thus established, and for other Eurnosea.
Ill is Is. , provides for the cstatiishing of
--- ii ik m i . i . m . em j u Is , lo be held
in that city, aod shall be a court of general
juried ction, end thail administer nj'ht anj
justice, accord. ng lo law, iu all ease ia
which the jurissaio io is not conferred upon
another tribunal, and shall possess all the
power and authority, and be governed by
the same restrictions, ruies of practice end
pleadings, and clothed with the same juris
diction iu all cases (except w here the same
iseonfe-red on some o her tribun!)s s bv
law Tested io the Circuit Court of this State;
thst the junsd ction of said Court as to ihe
matteretoresai,l,tbi.!l be-ezelusiv with the
Fifth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth I ivil Dis
tricts tl said coui.ty of Shelby. Th LJ1
aiso provi.i.s a saiarr for the Judge of the
t our oi ,uu,. p,.r annum, r raised to
-f1 ,he d' retion of the County Court
of Shelby coantv.
On motion of Air. Trimble, that part of
citi'iv h "'horixes the I ounty Court
of Shelly to pay 2,huo, i .ddinon to the
4,00 to be paid out of the Suite Treasury,
was stricken out.
Pending the Bill th Senate adiourned to
I p. an.
arriKsoo fission.
Senate met pursuant to adjournment, and
returned the discussion of Senate Lill No.
liS, alter which the Bill passed its third
reading, bv a Tote of 18 f 9.
Senate bill Mo. m, t codify the Law of
Tennessee., was indefinitely postponed.
Senate adjourned to It a! m. to-morrow.
HOUSE OF EEPRESESTATIVES.
NoviMBie, 1, 1SS.
The Houae was railed to order at 10 o'clock
precisely, by the Speaker.
rsrriTioaa asm MaaoKiit.s.
Mr. Mulioy presented a petition from
coffee house keepers asking the privilege of
selling liquor to customers, and to travelers,
on Sunday. Referred t the committee ou
tippling and tippling houses.
Air. Hood piesented the report of the
Memphis General Hospital. Filed.
Col. Duggan offered the following:
w hereas, It is all important that this
General Assembly snould be as short aa the
public interest oi' the State and the people
will allow of; and whereas it i right and
proper thst each member should retiect the
will of hi constituents, on all the import
ant questions pending before this body; par
ticalarly in regard to relief measures., the
negro question, and Ihe franchise law, aod
the fail terms of the Court are now ap
proaching, ami the Christmas Holiydays
will soon be upon us, and in order that
members may have an opportunity to min
gle with their constituent, and converse en
Ihoae important questions;
Jiejiolvtd Ay the Jioun ct' JUpresentaUves,
(The Senate eooctirr'tig,) That we will ad
journ on the lfJthofthis month, (November)
to meet again on the Htu of January next,
when it is believed we can be better prepar
ed to act on those important queatious.
In support of this resolution, Mr. Duggan
said that in a short time the tall sessions of
the Courts would come on, and many mem
os" wish to go there, aud the House would
be left without a quorum.
Some debate resulted on a motion to sus
pend the rules, wheu it waa agreed that the
ruboiuuou BQouia lie over one day.
LONG SESStoK.
"Air. Hudson offered the following:
M'soireJ, That the House declare ita in
tenrion lo nota m regular senium at inter
vals till lho7. Laid over.
aTxaa raCKir coarairr.
Mr. Tlood presented a bill incrnoralinir
Live St. Louie, Cairo and Johiuoaville Packet
compeny. Ketcrred to the committee on
t orporattons.
alarms ivs cbablestox sulsoad.
Mr. kichards presented a petition from
the directors and stockholders of the Mem
phis and Charleston rs-.ilroad companv, a.ik
ing an amendment of their charter, so as to
enable them to raise funds, by issuing bonds,
to put the road iu pood order -aid bonds'
n' to exceed $l,OiX),oo in value. The pe
tition was accompanied by an act making
the amendments sngtrested'. Eeferred.
Mr. Richards also "offered a bill to amend
th act authorizing the Chattaooog Sav
ing Institute, to remove to Menmhia. The
amendment merely changes the name to
lb "Alernphi Savings Institute."
- rn.CT3 sssocianoa.
Air. Waters of Wilson presented a hillin-
coi-jKiratmg a l'i'.ots' Association. Keierred.
MavtvoE.-i.
Sir. Elliott presented a bill
the fees of Survrvurs of counties. keirr.
rtBriiaxK.
The resolution of Air. Moss, offered vaa .
veruay, instruciug the t ommitlee on Fre-ecY
men to report sum legislation is would u-
aoie tne uta e to dispense with the Freed
men s Bureau, was taken up. and Air. Moss
orgea its adoption. Adopted.
cosTrstED riiciioxs.
(Id. Garrett'a resolution, providinc for iV,
contesting of the elections of several mem
bers, came up, when
-nr. nueiruii moved to indefinitely r,oi(
pone the whole ttliject.
-Mr MullitiH orrosed the moilor, tf
ibonght it wss due lo gentlemen whose seat
wetv coutestnl, nd to the Slate.
A lengthy disrus-ion here followed, which
w participated in by Aletsra. i..rro
Douehty, AJu'loy, aud Elliott, befor.
termination of which the House adjourned
till 2 o'clock, p. m.
AFTkBMOOX SE.-lfiloH.
When the House ws called to ne.ler .t
two o'clock. Air. Kichards moved the pre
vious question on the motion to indefinitely
postpone the election case. Carne.C
The vote was then taken ou the question
of postponement, which resulted as follows:
Ayes ii, noes il no quorum.
Air. llood moved a call of ihe House, and
that members absent without leava be sent
tor. Agreed Ut, and the call showed that a
number ol members had come iu, and that
a quorum was piesent f.2 in all.
A motion was the made to lay the ub
jeot over till to-morrow, which was agreed
lo.
C0RFOR1TION9.
The bill for the incorporation of the iT!tna
Mining and Oil Company, passed its second
rending.
The bill authorizing the Nashville and
Lrbtuoa Turnpike Compaay to seil bonds
lo the, am .uutof nitesn thousand doilara. to
rebuild the bridge over Stoue's river, passed
its second reading.
The hiil to incorporate the Mamphi Water
Ttores company was lakeu up, w hen Mr.
Richard moved to amend by regulating
the manner iu which water was to ne sup
plied to the citizeus, after which it passed
its third reading.
The bid to revive the charter of the
Kinks Turnpike Company, passed its second
re suing.
ItTta roarfHiTioK.
The bill tu ioy Mr. 1'auers.tn, Clerk of
Ihe Supreme Court t Knoxville, the sum of
$ iiwl, tor extra eompensati a. waa taken up.
The Finance Committee, after having con
idercd it, reported in tvor of reducing the
appropriation lo yjuu, and Air. Gaut moved
to non-coo.'ur with tne report of the com
miuee. A debate oi hall aa hour followed
in w eicu nr. aters of Ala.lison
tare tb
jiouee - inti common eose
reasoniiie.
alter which the mot
ittik to nen-eoiieiir wa
voted do
readme.
Tlie hill then pause. 1 it seeonU
rViTK BtLUI.
Benete bill Ao. Si, making negroes com
i-s-tem stiinefB, wiia reu ursi time, and
lerred to the Judiciary C mmil ee.
benate bills jsos. 1J4, HI, 143, and a Bum
ucr oi oioers all o a mivate ut...
reu a nrsi lime, and apiropriately referred
.ij'iiiriieu.
Importaat io ( abiaet Makers
In
It-rnal Idiemie Urriaiou.
The Miowing letter bas been r ei-,-e. hv
th se.s.ir 01 lnurtial heven'.r i.,e D,.
...... maw ire 01 aiarviana;
'1SSV DtfEaTsjfttT,
BTUftrr,
Kavtaix, t
rt. !. lMt'.l. j
V, ' r llTraxsL K
aSbiiuvob, Oet.
it.ur leuer ol Ortoher 1 ill h
1U retaiu.n to furnuure, ha.
been received.
'An answer. I lnrstA..r ti,..i.. t
' " '-...- I., a OUIV Ol SIX l,.r e..i
uli 111- a,,;,.. .... . . '
. j '"tue oi an lurmtare tin
cludiag tnatiresses. feather l-ddi.. V.
... .nee. wa.SDSlfin.la. eh.,.. .... , l. -
make., wfien the s.. ,. 'r remev'd
.... us. ur ae ivers'
olien r. hove anielea.r r...l
which ihe dm v haa been ..... I ... I
....... .ne., o,.lM,e anc bts them lor use nr
to, el s.i.iiiuieruii. raintn.w .
& . ., . , ii.uit. ui b amv 0i eix ter
cent, on the iucreas.il value onlv thereof
'.No deduction can be allowed' on the sale
01 marble lop lurmtare far th eostof the
j.tu.e i..ps. muugh th dutv mtv ha
been patd therein.
W hen a piece of Carving beeutnes a part
of an article ol luruitur, on which ao dirtv
uas ceeu pa,a, it, Tlliu, cannci be deducted
iron. Ihe value el auch article of furniture
isiounh thedutv mar have heen pa,d ou the
"The increased value given an article ) r
ltuiimg i.th prH-et whi.-h it is .old, los
ss sstr u.iginai aruc e he to re tinish-
"tH-
"for example: A net msk.r buv, i
L.ui,B on which ihe dutv ha. heen L.d
lor twenty d,.li,rs, paint. .rnishes, ot
sis :
"wl' " completely linishes it, i
" mor tturtv ooliar,. The inerearfd
si.-ui m, ourena i ten doilara.
"ben a niauul'aeiurer bav n arti
h .lt''ntrm 1" "d '
. i L . .
.me rouiiiiion they were m
Ih. in is
,!."""'" iwimrt. bit return
...luiacturee; kUI . ...k
exceed
Iel,er7nc1 l Ibe
let ier eaciiated bv vni.r . .
Very .u ,ns'-1
A' '"' totoiuissioner.-'
A eonntryman b.vin, p.ruL,n tH) f ,r
of IMisbur rum.ahii. r.i. ...... Zf.
Lex
seaieJ himself nrw. .
leep ol! his pobstioBs. when hi. hed Uh
tnj to on .ue. a as a,.n ... i.j ...
Berrr
a..ih hj th, t,Sh. buttoned nekh
ti shin. , '
in mmm a.ii.waani mimmmtmmmjiumtiimmamBfmmm
SKIX YOI B rXCiaBK.tT HOXSV -The
fo iow.iutare llsera-e aid hyTHoe. ts. MARR,
bltohKK, turastr of Ca on ana Oiiee aireet, lor
mseurraat wooey T hf se qtiotvucus axe nnrae so
Dor-fate, but a ay be denenje.4 oa a atttes.at
ieo:ta cf t me for It rernistaa.ee ti Ui is.ire.veu
by mail orexpreas, a sbrearded vmhout delay.
vssaassas' Bank of Fuliosi...WMMj$o
Eaek of Ttoxieeaee, old " H rai. a s
lee u s - th Suit of us 22
Planter's Bank ; c.ly Bei of A'Je j-"iaii.
Vok a Bsnn.... ;V Farmera aod slechaa-
xiank of Cbauanooga...iK K-a fcune l
' linn mrce J Mseha..- Ha!ik....M..lo
s Haoxvill. 16 Merehaat. aurt Plea-
- Memoh a ti' tra' Bank, 10
" V.duie Teaa...lsf' Pl.nuria beak .l'.
s , J'ins ..-.. lia r aaa ..lo
11 tnei'nicn pan aoara csaoLia.
" U e iena at Bank of Cape Fear 40
Puck's Rank ... par " Chat lot e JO
Cny bank 4J : Ciareadoo 10
torewerciel Bsa an t coonneiee a)
Merrhsmta 4" " Kaieiie. ilie 10
ortbm v si nsxi H .'- Lesuuttoa
Cteoe ' ......'15 Is Carol.aa 4o
Hank of Sbelriyville 75 " Wedesooro' .
rouuiarm bsiik " senicioa.lu
Traders' basic SO V ilmia on ul
Laso and (general ,aa.i- 1 ' Tern'svvilie lo
aursece Contpany.w.30 Commercial bane 16
. . aocra i aBpiaaa.. .Tieee' asaaat ee A.
BanK of Laroaes-. -2K I sronoa ...30
s Onarte-soa IB Werchaats' Bank
C heeler .au bank at Koxboto' xft
sTeo.getowa.la Niners' ed Planters'
" MambjTir 18 Bank.
-- Maarharrr. ....! viaoiaia.
..85
to but ol 3. Bask of Berkeley ..M
Onrolifui is
B cmnlyi!I
li. a Old Do
KxchtinKA bfttik .15.
Back !!12! .
MerchtDtst' B-n:.-J!si
mini OD ..0
hoturitj lu
iheVftijofVaa-d
Popi-- Buik 4it
P.--iart- bu.K oi ur- I
iU IS
VLtWDUL.
r .HabIe
Stmt bank .....
P OrstT-l Bank of Va lo
houtwe-iwsTalfimoftX. hvJbMDf B'k of Va ai
1 1 net n rv-iiic m )n I lumtftf D SXK Al V e-
L'iriii.m. s ton , 75
Cwnitor merva pT'Exci-Cw Buik J Ai-
" Lcuitaft..MH30 f an-i -T-,- ,,i
" rrw OriuctV'Fair-DsMit Bk w
Ctmd Baak ... , . ... h Fmrwef hmak ol 4
CiUMns' bik....w.V-l; caalie
CrfwntCity bank 4a:FArtxira- Batu of Vv15
iuiiaoa mat naQK...i anutciurar. urn
Mcchwucs' at Tra-erb' 1 K-rinere'. 80
bank 80 MeTneiauU' Bnk....J6
KvrchAnt JtiaiiK ' ,M erx li-ntf and Me-
rioiituem Buik ......-mr choica' 80
Uuicn rui- rui Nortrms-tara b ok..
oew OrM-jii b.'rip.bu --ou'aweiitern bamkw..80
Aifc-L4 TnrnitnV b-uik JiJ
sane oi moo ie .t5
Montgorny...7'S Go.d.... i-
Hiro',... Ai4H( lv(ara....s-.LfT
unirai ttiK M rmu
CoinDMrcai bfaaii. z- inMnru 121
JMcvisrn Bank ' nmm aodHvif
onhru nk 4i Piro 1 50
kul-ni BaQwT.....w.iV UL'hrs . .n
OlOKllI. llMMliieM H.aTeslaV
Central Ka'iroftd Bank .15 ifaTidiio- cuiisty boad70
tff--rgia juujixi-d ud ,u. r. k. k. txaiirt
Ba hi ok C-tnipa)y..S5 The rj. twnifl &xe
Hack oi Middle ta to boiir. witn coupons.
.-tiki id5 nwn....,,,,-!! I roil mm inCnea.
Btuik ot A0irui- 2i N CimiinaCo'-poM H.HU
AUKTuat JMuruxr.Ki Memuhmcilv CouDon-j 4t
Bunk of Athn.....w....6 l anoeHttee Cuupoutt. n.4u
Culumrua ...... 1 (itorgi Copou
tmp re rst-ue. 156
Keg ill ar Auction 5ale
BY 0. B. MCB0I a CO., M BROAD STREET.
ITE effer for ml this memioir, at lo o'clock.
f tne entire ettscuoi a tro.:erv buire closm
bo ineaa, eonsist'n? of tirrcer.es, i ountera, 8nelr
in?, ae. Also hols WhisKv. 80 M Cisua. lot d
tin and Queeeeiraia, ti V lroa Bedsarada, KM White
Diankec?, tie riiiow onoe, 100 cousieroaoeH
xtovi li
DR. J. FOUCHE,
DENTIST,
TE-H)ENT TENTIbT for the put lwitT-nve
J k, yesre id Knoav he. 1 ena. has located oer-
Xo. 31 Sisrlls Funimer Ntreet.
Offiisa hours from to lx and fiom 2 to S.
orJ-ln
MINERAL LANDS
i FOR SALE.
1,860 Acres,
A rjACNT to Corp-r Mi- iu Polk countr,
'iL iran. i n) anatid nair or
FORTY ACKK3
fmmetJiaulT i:oioinfl; th Polk coua'T Mid, on
8 tn -(fin, ai b lw j it and Mob le Mina. Alo
ona-s xth vt lb1 unoinoed ittrwttt 10
lOO ACHKM,
on th TenmHMiM. Minn remaiodf r held b Crntch-
nemit ol halt 0004. boo. John C " aut and John
M. lt?,of NnhTiiie. To uj oxiuinu rt iit
m wn prorn-rry, um-rai iortiirmtWits will r prior
ed. Kor -prtWAnt or p.-on-'iiTe Mile r-ainr to Tfioa.
H. CaJlawav, otm in UriH. or to
C-(r Capi'of ATfPti-eft 4 Pur frri,
t2 Sir- opp. East front of States Cs,p.tol.
; Government Sale.
Extensiva Sale of Blankets.
TTTILL be sold at Aoelioa at the Medical Pur.
" tnr'i Warehtois.. No. 1 Market Streed,
-s-" ',..'-, i"iin , ud 1 tneosi, ffoveuuier ai
lans, at u o'clock, a,m.
47,000 Bhwlret., c.ono Iron Beds te la,
HOI Shook Msuromesi.
"The Blaokata ar aear.v all is original bale.
lut. ui.t u. nia on aopn tniiu.
HOBfcKT FLKTT!HKR,
BuraeoB and Bv't Coloi.el U. 8 Vols
novt-m Medfeal Purveyor I, a. A.
500 Agents Wanted.
S00 A MONTH a-MMoteed aati expense
-s.V7t paid, to ealeemen. eor:etr suura
uieo, Teacl era. Returned Soldirrs. and all who .n
Race in the ale of "Holland's l.i.e of Lincoln."
"iKti's History of the Helslion,' "H. adles'e
i.'ie oi Hu-ninton," and meiiv other s,IJU1,Krd
works and Koeraviuea. Fnr lrvt.. .t r.vntiu
apely immejiaiely, in peraoa or by letter, al my
office. P. I. irlHHLS,
1T4 Fourth at, bet. Mark od jeffernn,
B0V2 :im 4sw L'liiaville. Kv.
Agent Wanted.
IIN'B Affsters wanted vev where-. If yon want
J emplovinent, and a e'jod chance to make
money, m.b.1 jour address aoH receive mv Ctr-oi',
h-ee, h. mail. bKVUMIt. HITCHlA. k.
aova It 14 Chsmbera street, M. T.
IMPORTANT TO
SHIPPSRSi
TH K
FlERCHiRTS DESPATCH
FAST
Preiglit I.inc!
T3.i-iVrsi';iy,,'i.,o,r"na-"r' M,-iwB.hse mm
Ilie EAS1 tosllpcmi. ,B k,.
"OUTH.WKBT,
at Ihe lOH KKT
through reiitit.
tKTABI.ISJUKO
rales ca
5PEF.D AND SAFETY,
Ttwt r-!r.r. or.rirjp id, esilre rtjin tn
iVAMll VILLK, can teprwiuei
A. H. LIVIX.3ST0X. Agent,
l!a slurrsy Biret, iSew Tork.
G. G. KIDDKR, Aent,
T9 Wsuaoa etreet, os jb. .
W. D. HILTO.N. Arent,
P. a W. B K., Providence, R. I.
J. H. 0S(i00I Arent,
4 htssier Btreei, Worc-eter, .Vf.i
C. W. COOK, Arent.
Haitiord, C'naeefieut.
A. B. VLINK. Afent,
1 O.B...B avenue, Albany, H. r.
General Oder, EniT.Io, N. I.
11. W. MI LI.AK, Safe
For further infonnatioa, apply lo
DAM EL AIXSWOKTH, Agt,'
61 I'mon 8trei, Shille, Tenn.
trvr 3a
AaciioB f orermutat
Prcpertj,
lh-nca Afsisraav lr t STeeatsTTa Pirsararsrr,
IVaesiviuJi. ia., fiov. I, Inci.
' IM he Bold e Pnhlic A oet oa. oa lit dst
V ? W.,rerb r. lti. u tn Tavlor I Vis t. oa
.... roni.r wl emmaier UJ broad streets, ."seen
vtite, '1 eaa the fDtkina( lcartensiaster's Stores,
L- of fyss-kswith. Farsier and Slsneiiul To,
esjj.ilers' Tool.
Horse Mesncirsst,
" t srnce De..-. Oiura and Table.,
s t-i sjee snd WKhau
s tvs-iDaros aeKi Tra- ks.
sr eu.-a.te, i-mj cutters, hhoein.:
s Onn-isuMss sad etvfor.
t.tw Ol 1 Sk ead M.wlwesoos TtiA
1 b. H. klet,w, sS4 of Cooaian btotwa and
tUtlinse.
Lot of Ave. aasj ets rfendlea.
Hurnesie, Sayan,. . aDl Feed Boxeo,
4 PvS.h!e Feres, end ln.k
Lot of w ed.-e Uaaanaan, firoad Axea aaf Hiusd
naenmera,
axrtireaad Plnaa.
1 fail frrn.
l.lw CI lm.
of .. ie. sraa See ka sad d Rope,
r-auins. 1--hi ra?a.)
Term h. ia taovarutneal Fuoda.
Kas le commence ulo ,W1 etn. and th WB-
to be removed noenediaie.y atr ih s...
J vim se si m. BLaecsV. f rnef BI I'. 1 .
.... TriilMia J. C.1I.
novl Id Caslana. u JL
iflwm t'.5' r.CoW
Great Prize Dist'ibution
EY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASS3CiAT10K,
599 llroadway, ew York.
15 PoM-wwn-l P n-!, -ri-h frci.
16 Meioows, hoeiood cKt
1-0 Hii-v- iw.xtw
, 15 ro t2r.
. to 4.S
lix) bMTt-rv?ol"ingP:'cuti'- 1lo 4o
10 t-ii -r Fru t ana Cit b-lft' )-to So
600 &u fi,erTand Tubl Sicoo.... 15 to M
loo Gold H(ioiinwis(a- Wtrht. 75 tt Vtx
Itammd hmgf, c:mt?ro., 6i to 2 n
bold W.toh.s , Tjoto n0
BftO ladiM' GoM washes WW 8j
5.- 8i:Ter Wau-hts , $5 to 60
Diamond Pin, Brrwh- and Sat I mp, Lad:-'
6vi, H orb Dsl ar i'ropi, t 1 and Ooral; Jtt
ajtxt Gotd. Firwaxm a.-if .In, f.fH, ni tm)
bJeesve hufiin, ol fetudfc Ve-t ml
CaJakattaS Y Mia -du i-tia 4t cti fiB, 9otd Thtm
tn, Lo-kf'y-, -Nt-w HTtI Fc t B cs ie-. Gold Pfpna
and Pmi s, Vmncy WofK Koxm, iAd Poa iin
to J ano bi rer hxia-ioii Bo'-i-tm, uovi a la g a
XHfzucni o: f o Jvwn ry , i m'Bif yvr.pt-va, of
ttmtt-&m'-nt -ltjte 'r tied at -
S500.000
Ta be Sold for One Dollar Each
"Without regard wOn!n. and not to be paid for un
til you know wiwt jou w ili rtHtivft.
Amoojf thow who hare m -b do wl edged the ra
cipto VALlAHLE GiFrs drtvrn from tbi A w
ciaUion wace Jaa. I, iSf4, tho 1oiUiqj( kiocily p!
iq t thir Djunee to oe a-ed :
Rocrt H Hotohki!-, RaTtfa, Conn., Melo-
dtVio, -fJu?liii, W F T Willin, W 2tM ht , N. Y.,
'imoDd C.usttr P-n, t-Ju f Mrs K G 1 f.lU-J
16 York St., Gld Wa'cn vaJtie $lr. Mim & lti
F l'ctin-(D, 1H ogbamptAo, y.f MelcKion, t1ui
f'1"- -Mr K ti of uf. l Tenth at., N V., Piano, al--$5.
Wre Tho A Mu;jr. r-iaoiU)Q. l a., tua
mood Kini?, val $175 Mii K3;sb J Pck, Sor.ofE
fid. 111 , Moo J on, value 5. tr 1 X'ut Kp.r,
.toaieitton, I God uuatjiitf L.ved vVatoc,
a.Qi."j. Ed H LidJ. . Won ester. Ma-n ,
PiAao, Vettue f-iiitf Min l H Furwell, Uub-i.fW,
iowa, Diamond KarlTopn, vh u $ j.Vj. Fraiic.a I
Mor.n, ljs psarl su, AIphct, N Y.. Mupi - box. tj
loe flu. Mrs Jt 0 Jntrroll, CrUna, Ohio, eilver
t, Twkini-itviO. Lieut ti F Heodri. tH, WiharJ ' Ho
tel, WaBhiayton, V 0, fc-iWer Patent L-Tr Watch,
iitiue V. Capt. I Warner, 15th N Y Vols, biHer
Watch, ra'ue ho.
Manf perstond who hae drawn t-laab e pnaes
do not wiah thflr nauiet published r we miht ex
tend Una list.
iiJdvr.B or DurarFLTios.
CERTIFICATES nmm ch article and iia
VAtit, are placed io ( ; d enveopea, which are
Well mixed. Oil of thae Knvelopfi, cootain u
the Cenilscmt- or Order for aome Article, twriii ati
1mm onr dnUtr at leiwl) wid be det.Tered ai car
nthce, a,r sqc uf mai to aoj a idrr-s, wnli lit r
ard to chow-, on to recripto as c?nte 'i'hp fr
huter wilt ee what ArjcJe it dttta, and it
wtikph tdhj be ironi One tn tne nundred Lcir?.
ana can thrn teud One oJlar aod ret-faive the arti
cle Haiti ed.
"o Blanks Kreiy purchaser gets rV.ue.
Patties dea'inft with iu may depend -n haTin?
jwotnpi retLirni, and the am- le drawn wi'lbe im
roviiaiely aeul an j attdrens by rem n mad or
ex pre a.
ibmire n.tirfctirn 6aaranted in all Cases.
Hn CerufloaOes for One Iollar. Tnirteen for
Two Itollars.
At;nt- WiiDted. Pend a f-tauip for aCircuIar. All
IthNTOV m
Box 66r7 Poet OiHi, He York,
noTi-lm
To Contractors.
1R0P03L$ will be reoited at the offvce of th
n hairniui oi the l-treet Conmtittee. ISo. Sor b
cnlfct street, Nashnl:, Tnn , until tne 15:h day
of Novr-omiVr, at Hnn-dotvn, for the followiOi: wor:
or ni H ug Market htreet alTe hiRii water
m irk, 'rom nar Whites 1 tucet to the narth ooi
Ptrt on line. This errhi-acee l'ti,:t'jO cuhc yurdu ol
. o bankment, t perrhm of nibble m:iuiwy re--u
iitj wh-1, aud cuU: yards of broken Moiie
Mt'adionta'tije.
d. For.M. A'lam:2inOol'(-ireiiod Market sireeta
heiwetn th Kjure q j lir M'rf i; uu e.('h
!; wi.'.Uj ot" M- Adsmisfd roadway iK-m;
decb t lnikn iwoo a atti. '
ad. FurNjitiK Njrho'-tr.n pHvj-nent, on Church
rsUvei, -utel lengla 3,jerf. widtlio!' roadway a) l
feet. i , I - , - c
4th Forall the necePMrr f urhnK, ij .ueno Rai
ft in- us t;na BiunwajK requ rtd OH the aDOTv
atreets.
.ids tnDtr.ritethepr cepercuh:r yard foreaii-
ujaii)-uiiiuu :iicA'tara.iiDgi per erva ot tweuiy
fiVecnhH fH-t f r rubi le -rnanonrr: rvr (s'itjre -ard
i.t Kui:t-rni(; iia'waja ana icauiKn pTenient:
and uerlmeal 'oo for cm Ixrjjf,
l he iruioi payireot rfsjujrel, an t the propo.
m. Hiurwi lAinjie.Kin u. tno worn wui ai.-o te
Bta'ed.
p. .t-w llbe recAired for either or all the a tore
iTe.in'.. d.i ine riitnt h raeTTed to tf,0 Htr4 Com
ni(te to arc.ian? prt or a!l of n,v rjno1erfMi.
pinD-i an I cisftiB.iDoii- can be sn ta ihr tfi.-
ot w. r. roiaier.ci y ipner. iNo. 4 NonbLherr
ret, nr arir iDfcrni-ttion can re oh;ain.d t. ;,-
U1W BIHR 411UU VI lli C UUUClfllSM,
tertl). S. KINEEY.
Chm b Street Ommitlee, Nashville,
bovS td
. O. Is.
ANNUAL CttEBaATIOW
Independent Order Odd Fellows
On the oc:asiQcf the Annual Meeting of the H
W. Grand Lodeof Tenneiuee. ,
Tharsday, Norcmber 2d 1S03.
Order of Assembling antl Proces
sion.
The Members cf the Order will ft'wwmt.'e in the
Ola Fi.nmV H.dl. turner ot humnier and t inon
streets, at 9 oft look, a. preiMiratory to takiDif
thfT po-'t'on m t e iineoi proes.,ou.
They are rue-t.l to appear in rtirk clo hea,
hat uod ginvea. The procB-ian.n will move at io
o c o t. precieely, and tike up the Mlowutg line of
march:
iTum -he HaH doirn flnmrrirr tret lo reiliiF
town Cedar to Pnb.ic Satiare. out Nmsre on Cor-
leeeUce: lo Union, out I'nton to CvvrrT.ont Cher
y to Ash, mit Ai-h t Huirmer, du rummer to
Kroad, out broad to Vine, down me tot' Ur. oui
Celar to Hili, up bijrh to Chun Iv, out Church to
Ma-nic 'li-inn,e, when tfce flunm wi!! h:i t, orfn
to the ijfrit mnrl 1- ft aa't farm liue in ck o-dr
"JieCh et Marshal n ibe day, imnd Man-hal of
the Graod Udp of TennA'aet ati J Aid will then
i h-iwet-n thelmeto tiv rtiirem left; return-
Dt? wil be followed bTthetirHQ.i otlicer-i. and the
inire cot mi io to the JbM, where the ceremoniee
will t-iLe place.
Vii ing brwhren are cordmlly mrU d to join im
the prooeMiQu.
ORDER OF fXIRCISES AT MASONIC TEMPLE,
PRAVF.H. '
""""v .,....;..Bi the Band. I
ADDRE.-!
.1. II. Fprijnson.
By llro,
Wuif ..
Ity ihe- Hand
o r yc ,
BENEDICTION.
A iter t , eersBiobits nr concluded, lb Mem
oara a .1) reform, u, ihe pro.'es.i.m will procee.1 lo
.ue. vi 3in Rise antl Lnuia Mreela Su Ilie osll.
nere Mypeolmi, wi'l he dW:ised. -
li. H. J.AKNSWOKTF,
ocJaft-ennihar Ctisrf Marshal.
Proclamation by the Major.
MAYOR'S OKFIOH,
S.1SHVII.LK, TSNM. , !SOV. I, lKttt.
Fnirtae rmrrtsse of preventing diaorderlv and
riitwus conaieisins, nod pn.uint.flit ine imiw
pears t arai respect icr Hie taw, 1 l-erey tleelareaii
oi del-, t.v v ruinot toe ecwer and aatiiornv iu b
vtieie d,thu oa an, I alter ini.s.ite. ani iib il further
e ro -H, tne p.up iet .re of all eaiooua an.l reeiau.
rents a he.e saloons are attaxihe.1, wlisre person of
stvtoi are atvus ometl to freouen', an.l assemNe to
antrser, ahull l. reoii red t" close ihe same, an I
ep them rh Mad, from the hour of 6 p m. nnul
thesniOT-eedina nonrot Bam.
'I tae l ily Msrsusl and ihe CaritaiB or the N.ght
Prtli.ee, aru their respue loreee. are here! v li-
rectrtd is eno . e this omr, and ti re -on sii ue-
siSNuemato itiii. order.
w. mtt. r.Rows.
Warorot a.hville.
w. U.Hinuf,,s, Rreoruer. . Bcvl-tf
fpecial Night Auction Sale
OF
Boots, Shoes and Hats
VI E sell no TFI RPAT n;nf;. Nov. Sd
ft aiToeloeir, a lare end extern, ve stoek ct
i.S'ties , .-sii ee . Men - an i Hov's i.tt. soil Surtee,
lieiiDr.rws, fine Wool ard Fnr Huts, H.,.:.rv and
varieties. S.I-.0. SH I Kt.l s W 1 ,
novl rt A1K-t im tm. Merchants.
IVMFMATPf V'IVmtty fV.inet M:iker.
p! v it. u. B. Niebola a Co., M bread sir, eu
Ap-
Cotton Plantation
FOR SALE,
s
IB Ml
i r..iirt rlr
a rikt Mvnij-h , iq unj 3 t
C.llCeVO
Acres of Land,
of whi.-h te ta.1 wre, Ir cie.ri.
a. I nndet
sj'1-ntl, j esaia f.. MUl. ,,r, Mill an 1 hia !trl
etl, wi.Bs (real atHin.ieuoe. ot hue C pre.s limter
n i . se,,, Kl(,T ,,, of ca
ue. wren or e.ctl snaeai tiara an-, tiav enonnh
oe p.aniat.ou to ork iheme ft.rneit y..
. ar"' " hi a l,y p,.r r,,in, Die
I ho.a H..-.I.B1; . f,.r,Q. ,., .,.. H(l.r
e una as U.e att.ee pla.t
li'l'VI,
. ' J. M.
norl-lw"
iaHi lt4.
For Sale,
rN'Irvf lhbst Keai'MeBcea in th. e-, ..
the wilt pwt of tne city. w the term nn,
" 'haeouii, Neaeviil Hen. Mairron.,.
rale oe:Bnonrhood Tne foi l ,e . i
tweMiiy ,r n, .h . m .,,
on. k am k nous and eervsnl house.. ,ood ce.
Safe, larirsvar i. we.l met ml - ,
v. -i.ku i. nr-i rale . s . ' .n i . . .
.L . " . Pan ia used for a btu-k
i tn.eL". r.k , "' 1 ""' Psvsee
.1 "r-K. i:i proHrty is ouiakM
un mereiore en.anist from n.
POrattia MZftei. A eons a.rn .. . . i .
Jotnne the pro pen y. Terms ear
tn.iuireof sjai.siy VrKVTtsjg
tori if wW.asrrp.S'iittK i
For Sale.
rjyun f-xm Fitt Tmt - KKNTl CKY." mom
E.s has tssea r.-sei,j r,,ret, aau a ns cood eca
juoafaTiaiaassiias. m n t-uiar, .oquir
oi.ertdurM JsCTLER t-REKKWiJu,.
.. is-sBar. Atseata, a f, cer. at.
N. DERBY,
SI COI.UKOK STU.EET,
w
ILL OPtN AKT 14 wrOEEB, AU
ELEGANT STOCK
FINE V INTER 0L0TI1ING.
All the Latest Novelties of
Frcach, English and Scotch
CAS SI MERES
Had np ia th most
Fathlonabla and DMirible Mannar.
FCU,
VELVET,
AND CHIKCAILLA
BEAVER OVERCOATS.
BLUE,
BLACK,
BROTrVS, AND
MULBEKEY BEAVEr.3
In Over and Under Coats
Business Nuits,
DRESS SUITS,
Furnishing Goods,
AH New Stylos,
i
VERY .DESIRABLE, AND AT
LOW FIGURES.
S. DERBY,
M Collesre Street,
One Door from the Square,
aepM-istf
Xashviile, Tena.
21
AND
T
W.fsTOTTEN
IMPOI W'ER
ad Dealer i
CHOICE SELECTED
GROCERIES
AND
ACrp"i"in',''Pt of our Full fltook wfcioh
If if th larfffiH anil h-t ?triHv r hrotikiht
m uiis .-iarK' "LWriKoCai CUDHl.-ut purLj CM
JAVA,
MOCHA.
LAGTIPA.
,. A.N1 KIO Cl'KFEE,
rui.vfJKiir.ii, -
UKANUI.ATEP,
CULtSHKD,
LOAF,
NEW ORLEANS,
1JB A TAEIttTT UP .
BROWN SUGARS,
MOLASSES
and SYr.rrs,
TEAS,
CANNED liiiODS,
Ia tart .varvthier included in the Rn-erv line. Il
eoooeeiioB with th i.roeerv House will he ft.un.l
OTJK
Liquor Department
Whwh nlr Di-tvlt examination lo eoiTiiv,,e ny cv
that -we have ihe
Finest Selected Stock
Of
WINES AND . LIQUORS
IN THE SOUTII.
Vt keep eoBstauij on hsnl
ikisn,
MX'TCIT,
BOCRBO.V,
ErBIGO.
EOBERTSO.N" COl'XTY,
D ALL OTHtS CISD9 or
WHISKY,
OLP OTARD,
BEIGNETTE, COGKAC,
FREXCU,
CUEKRT,
AND BLACK BKREY
RRANME3,
HOLLAX I Oi.V,
Vsrioiu Qnaaititsa.
- OLD rop.T,
MALKIKA,
Ml '- AT,
MALAGA,
CTR RANT,
f-HERRT.
STILL CATAWBA,
AND r.IIINE WIXEf,
tnaai AtiA E,
VTIDOWCUCQ'Ji'T,
CRrrXSEAL.
l'F.PER UEIDSIOK,
CHAS. UEIijslOi,
III'BERT,
BPARKLINii CATAWBA,
" , dec., Jrc., kr c.
No oae talkiB( any more ; we hve it alL Com
o see u.
vr. vr. TOTTED,
il aad 83 Collet Btreet,
Optoaile PewaiMse Bouts.
oetMrB-ie;
rORCZB ATJCTIOK 8VL
' I OK
Dry Goods and Clothing.
OK THCRTAT ytO R.N7N3, nv. M, tt 'e
eu-, a rf r a of Lrt e.' r.oe It
Ceoda, Ca ove.-.-oats, fists, ar.1 .N'Sj'insu
4,iJ.bH:SLit it... i
aorb-fk i au 7 Cdieae el. f
BaMtaan
t I f 1 1 1 I i ! I !
I- I CELEBRATED f
t AND V
R S y
J ; l
Under-ShirU and Drawers,
English and Geiman Half-Hoe,
Glovea, Suspenders and Cravat",
Handerchiefa and Collars,
Canea and Umbrellas,
Hefty- Scarlet and
White Ribbexl ShirU and Drawers,
Gentlemen's Dressing Robes,
Trunks, Valises and IYav'g Bags,
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery.
R. H. THOMPSON,
28 CherryStreet
JsJK All f.MO.V.
eplr.
M'CCE'SORS TO
G. "W. DONIQAN,
Corner lol If seaad Inlon Streets,
HASKVItlJE. ... TEN If.
UUU TV Fl-LIT ULAafl
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Fancy Goods.
Pairtlriilar altrnUon ilTeai
to tlie repairing of Vatcltea
aud Jewelry.
W. T. 1ATK8......
aeplO Sm
W. H. 1'OUi.af AJf.
AXD
RAZZiROaAD
INSURANCE
Home Insurance Co, cf N, hi
Lsseta, - - $1,000,000.
irrfif' InQitnnpp Pn nf N Ynrlr
IIIUIIU IIIOUIUIIUU UUI UI III IUIM
art - . . . ftS0,0IM)
rnhimhh InQdnnnn Pn nf H V
UUIUIIIUIU IllliUI UlluU UUI UI III III
pltal ... $2,000,000
Hartford Ins. Co. of Hartford,
I sstl issi ti - - f 1,600.000.
,rompUy adjusted aad pidia Xashviile.
E. U. FAU5SV0rkTH.
oelJti tm
lUeat, i5V- Cherry Streei.
NEXT IKKJB TO
ThnQ. Marr'c RanHnrr Hdiipo
IIIUOI V) III UI I 0 UUIIftlll' IIUUOU)
COLLEGE ST., .KAR l IOs.
R. Q. THOMPSON
UF (PF.CTFTI.LT irforira hia fiieiHs aa,i ei,.
sonient. that id ethfiilOB to hie wsll-knowa H.
looll, r.ppn.11 ihe . Cloud Hot "I, he hea s uir,
tne ahova Home, whore eaa he Ion n't Ine th iish
Wiiws aild lj(iiTe of all kitula; liEir, .q f0.
uercj oi every i.raoj, to he louad is 11 Cily.
Ramarnbar College Street, near Union.
oet ff
S. GOLLADAY,
City Shoe Ntore,
orposrrE the st. cloud HDTtu
N o 8 Himmon't tilock,
Ornamental Hair.
CURLS, ERAIDS, WATER-FALLS,
I Bauds, Wigs, I1au--Wiui, Ac.,
Wholesale, at ihe Ir.weet prtW. pra of imrorta-
uoq, runuAsti,
W. R. CAMERON & CO.,
Importer of Hair and Minufcfurr,
0. 31.1 FVLTti.NST., BK0OKLV.
aaaa aiw-vosa.
Lare aad mall OKlen ptuieiiiai.jrattea led
sale or
GOVERNMENT MULES.
. 0FFIC1 AHrBTANT QflAKTERM -TK&.
AIIRV,LU, iMMm,, XOf. I, .-..
I WII.I, ofTa-T- tnr Mi- at Air.oo, t th Uovmr
L ntapnt torti tb hr Twnn., rrtDm-iariiiX
oa rriMT, in imu ami ot soriiOfr, ln..
One Thonitad GveriuBl .H mlrm
Thw MuImi hmm mtm ld bv tb fmwlrv, sr
m an-d rct.uon. rr fr- m Immk to
rmmae tf lutb dj of Nwomiar. m o f m
m.. jn io rontsDU ilmtlf or-T,i rfvi- -torli it a'l
n i. HToris-rof Coi. a. J Mv trm. C:r u. M.
I. ct T. K- H- lMi.
Trotting Race,
not SATfJHD T. F"r lor mirmm of I
ad IVwri, -rt- I'wwnm'ac' J m. m-1 ' o KJ
Jim. KainmB uidnmm mi Ltmtmannm mmi i lbur-
tiav mmeia&. I or nil.
pa-ivi-K aox. Aa 'i . i.'h, rrf r(nvr.
For Rent.
VERY rale ram rrtitasaos, with
rooms, m swieeatN'S, oa weamtsrst. bsst bed
etftsji. rueninwicu fc e a nte aeriv lo
. MATT. Ult'iHS A O)
S'tlk 41 ' h.rry aiiaii.
Lost,
m rus.Rai rsjm, cav.iiiDa nv or KI o)mi-
iV tne- fmpmrm, rrrtJUi - 1
,w " i Mi fjoiArv rw. i
wmr is Htmumvm Utm memmm m t. VT 7 T
r"- r -naiin ia s, hoi vver:iTswr?'-i iiX L
KllX eAXijI if, its AXJa
vrt1r,Jt?evMte;
ev si, 4 e1
IN cav Tlientre.
(XiRMuA OK t jIOIS aU el' AXI.SL STRSKTL.
Viomt s rixra .
Leases.
..At-tiUjr. Msnsner.
Eaa ia W ..srr ..
J. a. Feu.....
F.J. WiLastaa..
.. 1 reaeu.-er.
?tse Mna.s"er.
Great success
r. and Mra.
of th old favorites
CI. ude Hamilton.
"flotday ETrnine. Novrmbrr li, lHij.
Will be presentedS. 'hiiler'e irreat T'Sgsdy of the
KOHHKKH'
KOHBKUM!!
litHIIIKUM
CLar'es ds Vor .. Ur. cfausea Hesutuisa
tlilel a........
... Mr. C.au ie ham
Iance.
.Misaa. Uen
! Toc-jih- u.l m.ih
MIHCrflKF
OUoJ .ir. 3U11 US. LltUHM li Mil. .tOO.
Io prpiirHt oa.
bulwer pifBtii4 CoaMsJy cf
NoTicr CMi-auiior Tiwt. On aid tf Mon inT.
O tott i h, th doors w-'H be uiegKl t' o otfc,
uir vuriAwiu wiu ruw prect.
f-Vl ml Prl-rtn :
PnTmu Bcxm $10 00 r f,rc!...
5 ui
Pnr'!uH; ... :
Orvh tn Churn.
CulortKi Uav.ry-
1 iv ,lierT -
9-'t mm he awst-urvsJ si thm ThiMUra from 10
vui. uli 6 p a Vitbout rim chftria.
a
PRATT'S
Academy cf Dancing,
roraer t hurch aad Tin fstaeel,
SAPHVILLE, TEXX.
Qt'MMMENCINr. Wedcesday, Oclotw 11. l,
ALL FASHTONBLF. CAX0K3
SYSTEMATICALLY TAUGHT.
Tevaaa a to tne a, ttui..
For ftirther psrti.'ti;an. ai.rlr at rt. i,.m. .
addres P. u. box STB. i.KO. K. 1 KA 1 1 '
an--u lea.her
Sunnyside Concert Hall.
WM. aUBITKH .. xs. r .
COLLi'XAI'E LLILDlNtJ. No. 49 Cukrsy
Strit.
Oj.sn Kverv tvswite., with a
First ilass V.ritty Troupe!
AUIsiIO li I'm
Ihe rwt of Beer. TVio. I ..hmm-. Mki.lnr. .n.1
atlDli. w'eitrra siaay io aiUsvu if.
Hkltoroptia 7o lo. k. rrfi.rmaa-etr.r. m.
nif i. . al 7 ' p in. ..,., ,,
J. a- raa'irsos, w. a. vBoasar..H, a. a. eoeaaui
J. R. Ferguson & Co.
0EX1 HAL C0MMB3I0X
A If h
C'otton ssnd Tobscre
Factor.
!ko 11, Loea stre
81. Lauls. Mo.
rxoB.ipirueril and urcars rapexi'tiliy s'h'-itetl
sT 1, t . k rvr- XI, -r- ) .n1 . .l u.nlt.r. r i t
intiia ufDrejijr. ,
Or. II. Ilu .
T. J. HOPKINS,
vTholesale (.rorrr,
rufwardiiitj; and rommission )Ifrrhnnt
Sim DCALVB IN
wiwrs. LIQUORS. C,
T Puqlie 8.rir, (tat-S aidej .Ns , Tenn
eH-n in
.
32
E. R. DEIVEK.
A. R. PFMTVX
DRIVER & BROWII
Importers and Dealers
Hardware,
Guns,
uc.
TSTE ar jnst ia reeeipt of oiir Fell wvk, wii-h
v ia oae of lh kaxiftsst aad Heel ever Broiik'iil
So tfui maraal.
OUR STOCK OP
POCKET AND TABLE KNIVES,
AXES, CHAIN'S,
COTTON CAR D4,
CRiXSS CUT SAWS,
ANVILS,
VICES,
BELI)WS, and
MECHANICS' TOOLS,
of Try(Jetirrriioi. cannot be BurpMta.. lb Una or
any vuii ntaritfi.
We would especially invite) the tUn-
tion of
Sportsmen
Tt) OUR XT(X;K of
GUNS,
which cannot b equalod here,
comprises all grades, fri.m the
PLAIN DOUBLE BARRKL
CELEBRATED GUNS
er
WE.SLEV, RICHARDS, A. GREENER
also A few of those C lebrai.l
Breae&-Loadin: or farlrid?e
Sttct vsoas.
AMMUNITION
1NX
Sporting Apparatus
OF ALL KINDS.
V ean tn t eTv-ry oa io pru or ijualuy. C1
UJ tor jfou.-ai-K. s
Io. 32
Wmt Side of PubNe Squtre
JTASIIVILLE, TEX.V.,
The frell knoara stand of
JAS. ERWIN&SON.
A OAHD
TO THE PURL IC.
. Tspe. :ni,. aao-Klur. In oar fnstn..
v v trr.as aad ll yvnar eeenaj, Umi esa tas
Oyster Saloon,
hack of oar Coaf.ot otw.tv sn.l t eal 6".r, and
hooe lo seirese. u WM. t.imae s l.oia..y I
awssii a us im aanessvo.
5o.''sji c.'.err; susil,
.1 B W .ha.1 rssesr,aa esav h- Jeve. rra.fl
Imporied tac i.e., tti un'ii .ss sssw
enan
IT r-sa .a it. amv..
C. t .
oeila - ..m
Saloon and Restaurant
SlTt lTTty o 1'e-lar strest rwtwwra ths SkiT e
aiai Ct e.-r' etre., .-os..siiSK o.' iter, ia.m
ot iwi 1 Asiam a. csa-sarv t eeej ew
. Sracciaeessnusia t'f '.uraa'- Ald flo
Ires cam HA I T t HO a a CO-
(tij si tarr7 mi.
l!
si rM'
e)H,Ue4
CEESBV STREE.r b'.TWKEN' CEPAR Gat
tH'FrKLU a FLTNS.
C 1". , ...
Henrv F.?.rit '
hA-nard fcajuem
. (ei .
.La.lrQi u
ssre.
I.art n eh! l-ut ivro of th.
ia renowned M ile Ch
rstir
. K BALLET TROIPE
"IiinJaj- Ereniii:
Will le presetted
oumbcr ii,
.Midsummer Jicht Lreia
Pie k...
L Pel t, .
kill
4. rand Ifallrt lev-eTtiewraentt
M i ch t-tae. Km!.aa.l la 1Vi.i ai!.'.
To eors-lude l
:t!
OUR
(JAU
-M U InwtM.
Kndsy
set. ngB. neh! of M 11 IMIl.I.Ng ,nJ
ALUS.
AiTmri'B or Ttae. Doors open i '
Cuneia rises al ..
o'clock ;
I'rlcei of AtlaiIaIou.
Prtvai liox
I trel. an.! Psrtiftte....... ..
ktssrvej ,ate , M
iiierv
TS
. so
Broadway Varietiesi
FORMERLY TOLA'S V '8 VARIETriS.
Comer of Cherry b1 Broad Sireeu.
r V. SKI FF
J L h-.vTfir
John b. rVTBard..
y Yh k h,w
' 1' bm-hAuun ....
rVontHor.
Mjmft4Tr.
Hiwutr U Otvrttt-fnfc
Sit-im- Am-t,
... Mssvii.iii-tt
.'IuD.Jjy Evr, Cel. id. aud duric; the Wtrfc.
Mil. HEN H KKl.KU,
The K'e.tl Insh Crmed'se ae.1 Vcaitsl, who will
apfs'ar -i. W :in iri-nmaa sn 1 eimr eom ej
the m vl .pi.iar 're ol iby,
Hirs Le; wDao will h
TUf I'eniitit Ilroihvrhaoa.
MNci K BUri.ER. the iwpu CoaieJ.eaae
an i t.-v si.
M.scium prKTOX. iheOamrnea Jis lu
ss..."si.ot n tveri. s.
stfsr Ml-aorlh. the 1'ei.hrasett Dans. us.
Mi-s l-anojr Hiiuualoa, 111 lhtm:nx .s-sl.sl
i.n t s. t--s.
Mr ri.i, hr.sn Anist snl Aetor of irreal max t.
Joheny foi-, rii. KriesH.tr Kiean. ,
ll-MIV H i;n!; ine I -ii l. . .sr'Iss.
I.t,. ft'.U.-D, ,ti. hsnjest ot Amen.'.
J I.. H.rr.1. wtM am.ir. D ftl rv
Mr. hea a tire.w in n:. tar,.,! tinu-ier.
The lwt On hestni rn lr tV.. J raeti.ia of UIR'! '
h.:jsl
rNrnvt..
.7rct Cjs':?ry
Ka-rTt(i tn' fvi rm z
bkeVes hoX-W
l
..ft U W VM
A .RVM FM II 1 W ,l INFH, OwtuMav nti r
Dstn. at oVk- l, kr lii OUUiiCwJaUtsuti ol lev.
mill r: i.i ate. i
Great Opening
Liuidk' Furs!
Centt,' Fur,
Children's Furs!
C'tMTf fTS" i-Tit,'!?'
t A oiiT h t'U '
l.jW Hi.l SS-l
t.4..r:v; r.'-Mp-'
kkau r. s vi si '
I'Dhtdl' si'v.lLin
IT KBKKS st ,.ltKK.'.S,
43 a)i.i.E(.K irrw ir.
V,n,e.''' ni l a. to. k WIW KHIk'ht NI T, Hj tt
P'l.-c- tc.tjtHiljr rtiw pre! ul fietiirmi.
i
DOCTOR r.lcGILL.
ECT1SIC FHlSi'flij.,
SUIUWW'N WITd l.ft Ul
O'lifSK rTATT.S. A.-l IT i Ul .
ABinAJL, ttt MidBUX.
For furthor information in retard to
the skillful success in the treatment of
diaeases, the reader ia referred to Stih-
Li's THisarirTin and Matibia Midn s,
two lnrge oliimea, late edition of
the bent work in the United rotate,
where 70a will find Dr. Mc.jill's name
atending parallel with the beat medical
men of the age in the treatment of dis
eases of women. For all diaeasea in tin
advertisement, satisfaction ia gvirao
1 teed. With my general practice I treat
the following
CaroDle rase
vrlh sliseariea t KheoinaliaeB, Affseessa f IB
LiiBasi 1'is.sv iss of t.'io lurtM, rtsri 1 w".
T LimlM, Fiesinsv, raia, lis-ssra, lat-ssr. tsreess,
miil the heart iaj hjeer. UrH"
th Huwft'ti, N.jra.-a, K n l Krl nr ts-rtsSi.
Isfae. iisvs ol in -. ssttnis,
tern. 1 Tettfsei or J ft smuoo, east isessiaeaa
U'ssstiissr enm sal I'rivate i li . a
1 i.tsesi of Ihe Urinary Oruansv
TO ten IsMlra.
All Allerooa ol Ih Wowie lrsalil wltk ssseesa.
Trsr Marnesl Lhw who have m uet.ua
sms. ui m'searrsi or ires arstrura, .w eamea
So tliear hul Unva if foad pregaaat, Oy gift BM
call.
Etr-rUU's
Vooet Married Lesliea wn.es esisr)tua a ss
been eoi so or.nn frirtn ib ot. exes.., rwtttii.r
Ss-sl he seu, I joi. ennuM imnuWI el eeei'e sn.
ie,s ie vtsur tl-ssir Jt-u raa ei.iwnll e. .lusse ne
Htiser or .0 Issreti. No te.lv over thine-Ss. siri
at a. Dtse.1 m.a. applMmio. A 1. "ntnmna.nii..M
Br leller v peransi Kriruy anA.lelt.ai.
IaaiUlUDl Clirfsl.
Vnane tua, asop becr tea ftirwar sx 01 as
a .M. am t-S w Han, iher K en eesss. er.
lo etrre a H.fn erfn-swsnae. aes p.ieMr'sjii esa
p-e t-jsi un.j.r.lAzid trMiiai; I ; eaul k ftwi i w
aav ires 1 has. tuns sms a lai .-si ee wss,
1 d.rrrset malsss. woo ties, sp-al ern.ee ensv sw.
l.r. and ere fwtw wa.1 rtrrssl ttv o.e. 1 am 4.rf
tsrti ,etu.ra eaa sea-t at me.i..-ia '
fs.iiatrv. Joatrortl, a.1 trie ar. ssei m
aef wf, aail ei. AT rnm s eat-. I a. ,11 . s.
Ba-tloa k.r a.i of in .li.... msemswl i1" '
f.n.Htin.eal. Tn Desrt cf ra.-ee
siif .
Al. lasuerses'swsWI B
Da. M,4 litis
Oaie rtrasti, Ns- nena Tea.
A. R. MORRILL & Co,
ri orth Market Htreet.
AVK 'nr s e rs--. wd er:e t ee"t':isi; r
II MKkss. sai M.r.itl. hi ' a
Tt.t.l Aii. MJt-, iKvsti
o-er ..t.oi, l UJkl.ri. ana a iae
l( .s.rf
4J
Tooll tf all Kind.
P,e rt ! bv "1 ft
em,, i s.rs I. o ll -
J.r. u. .a., 'ie f.a 'em-.r ni.-n.'.-- to v,u,e u.
Ut a tr rivi w.m ' eea
AUe.a Ist.l arut.l u
'VVsiirtm"'.
I.uiTiltar.
IosT.
isitone and Upwlrn:.
7. .Iss er-o rs-.n-r. eirhsvr of th ahrr. sr-.- ....
,., rlsser t.e.s.rttia.is e (, off.rl. C..1 saJ
Si l- Wis- -'
R M iRHI.f. -.
w .ria is raes "s'
S.A.UT .le.
LEWIS & FITCH
asai racrt sea oe
siltes isi) uocrn
shot ensss
sat." tm
Cf ail SlXOaV
4 t.iMea, n-
IeOClLlE' GIaa.ee
lis ss.ia a.. "
i.oiaviUJt. '
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t.i
p..
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