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ESTABLISHED 1840.
MEMPHIS, TEKN,, THUESDAY, JA.jSrXJA.nY 21, 1889.
VOL. 29,-lsro. 138
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1AWYSRS.
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WM. F. BEASLEY,
ono jkfperson street top stai-d, bo-
iiU-i tween Center and Sixth, LOOISViLlK.
Ky. 'Ilefors by permission to Netroomb, Bu
chanan & Co., Hughes, Huflman A Co , Louls
vlHeKy ilestb, Uh & FTater, Attorneys-at-Law.apronle
A MeCjwn. Mempnls. ng
A. WEIGHT. I D. UrsaBIOK. J.UKK X. WBiaHTt
WRIGHT, KcKISIOK it WJHGHT,
Attornevs at Law,
TH tbe Kit Williams llloet, Not. S asd 4,
BP-Malrs. MadHoa atrwet. 041
HflutarJ. Momak, Milton 1. JApsAniN,
K. Duplet Vbatses.
JHo'rp, Jarnaiiil Frayser
Attorneys and Counsellors at law,
Ao. 10 Madison Street (tit-tit floor).
-r- nrniLCV KnAYHKR. Notary FuWIc and
lv. Commissioner of IXea of the lollowlnri
btat for tho Slate or Teunesnee
iraWS ITEM?.
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Florida,
Ueergia.
Illinois,
Kansas,
New York,
Indiana,
Keutooty,
Maryland,
Minnesota,
Tb three Methril.t ronferenoea in
Cbiua nave 463 mimter.
California now uroducje raisins of
.superior quality and flm ilavor.
Rev. Mr. Algw'd congregation . in
Boston spends $7000 a year for unto
The SpMfoh Go remittent U urged
tn send leu thousand additional trospa to
CnU.
Peter Cftrtwrtgbt ia in bis fiftieth
rear as presiding eider in the Methodist
Churob.
The letters of UrV word -"Pretbyte-
nan " can tie eq transposed as to spell
" best III prayer.""
ltev. Dr. Stone's ohuroh at 9au
Fr&oico supports two missionaries at
the MieroueeiaH Islands.
Aruhbishop Spauldinf?, of Baltimore,
hagleudan order neceaeitatiusr adniisr
sion oarasto veuaings.
There fire 2472 pris1iw, 1730 clerW1.
men. and 194,692 coromunioaDts of the
O xe. on tho "Conneotlon of Science
sDdiRevealw! Religion," full of astoniah
iBK.faatf. Wa learn from it that the
enri't of the earth i3 just twenty-one
rails thick; that tho world's coDfljRrii
Hon hae already begun, as the internal
fire f.re londlrg. rapidly to its annihila
tion; that earthqaatoB have multiplied
aiuoa the Christian era, and indicate a
fipeedy colispe of" our system ; that, if
the Libbon earthquake had been a little
ruose eevcre, the shock would have
drive out that porUon of its surface;
nod; most wonderful f" all, that " on the
flratdcy of the presfi.L century a little
planet was discovered by Kepler, in our
eyefcni, and since thea n iarge family of
these little planets haveoppeared, which
are parts of an exploded world. Soma
of thtso fragments fell on the earth in
the-shapuof meteors. If Kepler's planet
exploded, why not ours?"
At en examination in one of onr
yaung ladies' seminarle3, the other day.
t-tue question was put to a class of little
"JUgBOS : " Who makes the laws of our
i-overnment V" "Uongress." was tne
ready reply. "How Is Congress di
MISSISSIPPI.
Tlie Present Political Slatns,
hjUcopal Church In this country. ! vide?" was tho next question. But the
A eitlzan of TOHiamburg, K. Y., little girl to whom it was put failed to
lVltnt It Will be if
Coiistitullou Is
tlie Knrtic.il
Carried
Who will be Her Executive Of
: ficers and Congrcmcu. '
And otbertalesi.
MMwachueita, Mfenoarl,
Malue, .N'ebra&ka,
OUlo, Penunylvanla,
Virginia, Wisoonwn.
cteulm
ALBEBT 1-IKE.
KOBKKT W. JOKXbO
COUNSELLORS,
SOLICITORS AND ADVOCATES
r .WABHIiraTOK, JJ. c.
amu$e8 himself recently by burning oil'
ills son's toes wnn a rcu-not poker.
There aie npw 1C88 journals in
Prahec; Parte has eiily-nlno political
journals, and 710 that are not political.
The preparations for the (R'.umeuU
oaLCooncli have begpu in Rome, and
tlie etergy ami hotel keepers are de
lighted.' Mr. Bseclier lately proclaimed in
BmIod that "amusements ere God's or
dinances;"' ad -these . ordinanes are
very generally obeyed. '
Byrasan of tbeir pariicipaiion in
the Tusko Greek Coafereace, tkaJvjro
peati jwiwers will not be bound to force
It8feaerusou6; :
According" to the Par's Figaro, there
are more than twenty thousand per
sons in Pat is who never wash themselves.
Naeby has msTrle 126,900 this winter i
I meton. (orn.e, si7 Fsir),wiu attend to t by fectnrlDtfrsHtl i ftneraliy believed to tha 16th to tho Lou'atli:
all nw that may be eMrmto&to thora.Jn the f , ! r.t A frlahtfn! a,
SreBe Court of the United Stales, and Court
ot uIiIibs ; and also to the rooovery or claim s
agatn&t the uoverauieni. or luaivuiaau., aau
to butlnesB bc&re CongrceB and lu tlie Depart
ment." . ,
The benior member has bean M pmattsing
lawyer Jar thirty two yeere; sad K" meiEber
or the bars or the Suprome totnts of ArJau
eae, Louwlana and the United St&tti. The
tnalor, bred a lawj-er. was long a Heprntenta-
live and senator in me wrasw oi uk uuimi
; paid postrj
riirfi Jiulare of flip R nrm
tourtoi Vienna nos Deen seniencea to
try.
A.
answer It. Another little girl in the
class raised up her hand, indicatlntr that
sho couM answer it. " Well," asid the
examiner, "Mis Sillie, what do yen
say the division Is?" Instantly, with
an 'air of confidence as well as triumph,
the answer came. "Civilized, half civll
.zed acd savage."
The Datrolt Press tells of aa nnsexed
and brawny woman who went cut West,
bought for4ty acres of land, grnbbed out
fourteen seres of heavy oak, chopped
and split. rails, built a hou-e, sowed eight
acres of wheat, dug ditches, supplied her
neigh bo is with ax helves and splint bas
keU, besides attending to her domestic
"chores," all with her own hand, in a
year and a half. Thfs staving creature
is held up as a sort cf argument forwo
rn an suiircg. iiarnum's "Hairy Wo
man " wouid have furnished another of
like character.
A special dispatch From Pittsburg on
e Uourter-Jour-
accident occurred
in Monongahela borough yesterday.
-vhinh will probable prove fatal. Mary
IJBk, aged fifteen, Was gathering coal
elx yawfc' impriwnrjaent for forgery and ontfce hll'fld?, a6, tfce trck of the
emoezsiemEirc. r."? -i X. "a. '.
.-.- -v'.. , .. balance, Bhe fell a distance of fifty feet.
J7?S.e7h Ai0iatl?D', The deiceht is almost perpendicular,
which does tho eity reportior for mrstof ) t? r.i ii.,
tate..and raminar -with the moaw of trans- ' the ptpers in that city, it fesaid, employs X;oToffh7r,rnin VwV shnn! i Uilnb
aiHiBK uofcinesn io tbe Department. 1 over thirty reDortere gtthon of the Oram. a should think
The senior, retaining bis residence at Mem-1 over uiiriy reporter.;. so. Edj. APPEAL 1
opening there of " the largest, hand- I
somest and best appointed theater on the 1
Patlfle Coast." ;
nMf.will also, as one of the arm or riKr
ADA. MS & MICK, attend to cases in tLe u
preb Conrte or Arkansas i.nd Teunetee, and
is tbe United States Courts end Chancer;
Conrt at Mem phi. novStf
"C!JAS. A. CHOATE,
LITER Alt V 1TEM.
A new serr?l storj-, by Char!e3
.Noi.S7eB-eniI Klrerl.nud 430 Main fit-,
UKXYB.IS. TKNNKSBEE.
eigneo have led nte to mace the 1'ramot in
Jjanhntfcy a Speriaati. aovli! un
4COUIiSELOP. AT IiAWordinHtion
- t The P.eeient, it is said, haa banded
-Aim- !o?er to Secretary iiobofieLI tle. -task of
.-SnHnHor In llxnkrnnfcr. fleeting a euitjrle wroinSe fof:thevtv
- ' Annr ivripfuiir ffpiiratdrim.
3 0 1-
The comphxionof tbe "Qiri of the
Period " is said by London Fun to differ
from a railway season ticket in thi, tbat
one I, and the other is not trans.erab.e.
The Boston Transcript ey s : "With-
ca-My dt M CobbM r tbe General As- ( out S eound meiltal OJfatloi), cr the
frequent jnforcfcaDge of ide&- with &
mseculiae iu'elftct, no-'seiieible w&ni&u
can be happy."
Ia SootlaadJiev. Dr.' McLwrd is en-de&vorii-g-
to rafee a faad pofflcfent to se
cure a nrovifeion for life of f0-0 ner vear
to every retired miseionary of the Scotch
Church, ,
The first attempt to f-ond a Catliolic i
Church in Green Bay, W.s., was made
in J 642, and a little bark chapel was dedi- i
eaita in iwh. it lias jut celebrated its
ui-ceutemjiui
Dr. Payne Smith, the Tegiu Profes
sor of D.vinlty at Oxford, has stated that I Raade, will be commenced in tho March
uu mpuuiii uti hi owaaiuDiitw uy i numoer or tHo Galaxy. ' - t
The announcement of tho "NsW
ALBEET PIKE. CHABLBS W. ADAKS, I. H. 1'IKK
PIKE. ADAMS fit .PIKE,
Attornejs.SsIicilors & Proetors
ATTEXU to eauea In the diHerent Courts sit
ting at HetnpbJa, and in the river counties
of Arkansas.
1Tim (Senior partner will hereafter esfe
dally attend to cojs in the Sunrome Court of
TesuwiBoe, and in the iMipranie Court and
Court ofUtaltnii of the United Atntes at Waeh
taMttee. tx4nK or the arm of 1TKE a JOllN-
BOiS' , of tbat city.
OiSee In the MADAM VINCENT BLOCK,
comer of Court and Meeond lUeetc
AI.HKET PIKE.
EOBEET W. J0BXB03
PIKE & JOHNSON.
Attorneys, Ooussellors 4 Solicitor
clean out the brganized bands Of bar
glars, garroters and other rogues which
abound in tbat city.
The Boston papers complain, tht at
a rCAAnf' ' re innnr.vf nlnAKk . At-A
fAtl attend to tbe recovery of detiU, aoaoenw 1 , V .
and claims agaiMt the UoveramMit or hidl- in tbt CKy, the ptor wre OXOiudcd bs-
ubej, ami to Duoibu iwioie congrvvB or in cau89 lup uencnes wore au nuea by ia
Site or the nnn (Ute of the i ,n egant far capee .
MecupUe Appeal) has lone boea mown in the 1 B. F. Barrett lias addressed a book
lilbret eourta of theeonntry : and thejHnter ' n fi(,vpn iBtipr, fn rov TTmirr WuhI
has bad larue einerlanee In deVarLnutnud and 5 se7a letters 10 lie. lleury aro
.. . r . . . U r r t.i 1 r-. ,1,., . n U ,w All n.
nutlne many yearn or pnaiic iccvci, iujj.v.u tuo anuDuuui-
giau idea of the trinity, the union of
love, wisdom and power, is the true one.
Slxhundred amlseveaty-threo miles
of (he French Atlantic cable have been
manufactured in K ig'acd, and the whole
will be done in season for the Great E t
ern to commence the laying of It hi Au
gust next.
Washington, d. c
rrtHIS Srra will practice in the United State
X Bapreme Cocrt isnd conrt or Cuumn, ana
other baeineaa nnilne man 7 yean of public
aervlee In tbe lloaneend Benate. TheyofSer
their btt and faithful eerrieeti to Ukm who
may need theai. JyS-sopie ly
Route Aeroes tho Isthmus." in Putnam1
MimtMy, 6hould have been for March
Initead of February. "
-Fields, Ojcood & Co. will publish,
ufBctspriuc, Mr. Bryant's translation of
" Horner," gpecimens of which havoal
rekiy appeared In the Allantic and the
Galaxy.
-cot. P. C. Binding and F. G. Unne
velir will soon commsnce the publica
tion of a work entitled "Thorwaldsen
and his Works." It will contain 365
copper-plan engravings from the. origi
nal places executed at L'opeahsgen, with
explanatory text. The work will be
issued in twenty numbers.
Every one must have noticed how
frequently the newspapers have bits of
admrable hygienic advice, copied from
Hall's Journal of HeaWi. Its publisher
now oilers extra inducements to subecri-
bers who want not only a good weekly,
1 but a magazine. For four dollars he wilt
-Democratic members of the Maine ' 8ecij0"rna.TT.tleUI,pr ot tho four
Legirtature, in a caucus a few days eioc?. PZ 'T 7,' .
nominated aa their candidate for United I The TrUmne replks to a correspond
ritates Beuotor, Un A. P. Goald, of nt that "there is no American edition
Thomaston. ofj Motley's wcrks in crown ootsv.o.
-Tbe SanFrahciMO Tim intimates I TeJ?" js!!"!.!?.1'
that a Vigitenos Committee is needed to L W " SZTS;
the penalty is fine and confiscation." Is
From the New Yerlc World.
The eleotfon of tlelee&tes to a recdn
utruction convention In Mississippi be-
ean on the 19:ii of November, IS61, and
lasted eight days, thi? leEKm of time
.fufllclntr to-elect eizhtv-Uiree white men
and seventeen negroes, who metin Jack
son on the 7th 01 J anuarv. Ifcsus a penou
of sh)ut four months and a half. In
this time tho Convention in which, cut
of eiirhty-three whiles, but seven were
Misslssipplans framed a constitution,
which was put to the vote June 22 1S68.
and for an Indefinite number of days
thereafter, the naliietr continuing until
after the 4th of July followine, with tbia
result: For ratitiertion. 66.231 : auainst,
03,800 majority against, 7G29 On this
defeat of reconstruction the State of Mis-,
3bsinoi was continued as before as a milt
Itary province, and no 'political stepicf
any importance ta&en . until tne uay 01
the late Presidential election, when live
members of the whilom reconstruction
convention suddenly met together in
Jackson and pat forth a rnaulfea'.n de
olariDrr that the constitution, had net
been defeated, but was indeed curled.'
The process by which thw canc'iisJen
was arrived at would be ludicrous were
it not so rascally, consisting in the most
barefaced throwing oat of suilicientTe
mrns to change the result. Ia the seyen
counties struck by those five conven
tionists from the list as cfilJially reported
by the General In command, the vote
stood:
Against
Conat'n.
2,727,
1,798
2 524
21C7
1.S95
1,SG4
1,983
?or Coaat'n.
276
- 071
- 6S
- 41S
- 20S'
- -.161
932
HOTICES.
XOTICE.
AX ak-otlon will be hekl by the BtoefchoWem
of Uie MarebanM NMtonal Dank, at tbe
baukjat; hftum. oh MOK WAY. January 25, H.
between tbe bonrs of W u.bi. aud 1 p.m., to
eieet Mine llrect&ia forsaid Ibuik for the cnou-
lnjear.
iWl ltn
Notice to JProperty Owners.
ait thk an unfavorable oolnmentary on
the proposition to provida for an interna
tional copyright ?
The February r uaibar of Lipplncolt's
Magazine is just out. Robert Dle H.
Owen's story is continued. Buchanan
Read bas a poem. Anne Brewster gos
Utaabout " American Artists in Rome."
Oner articles are: "Mr. Thackery"
"v(w Wine ia 0:d Battles;" "The
Secret Agent in Foreign Parts ;" "South
ern Reconstruction," ami "A Pennsyl
vania Magazine in 1775." The magazine
seems to gain in vigor and ability.
Mr. Delmar, iu his book- trade sta
tistics, makes the statement that Eng
land's importations in 1567 from Holland
A1
exceeded those from the United States
At a recent gatlwrixigiif fsraalarep-1 irj nie yew by aver 515.000. Thw
recitatives o.f tbe dajg ,f. aujj jaBK. j IXulmer's lAteary Jleeord denies, say
Bvne, in Coventry, Chenango county, N. ' ''US tbatBelgium, Hamburg and Holland
V., Ave ladies present reuresented the , aflord the general channels of Issue fur1
H. A. i-ABTKK.utidder. I ium total of 445 yeara and S32 pounds tue great lasrkets- of Central Europe,
HViH(uyH0a aUU kU VUvlt 6(1 uratJAWUCU 1U
, t triittsmlslon to the United Kingdom tho
uuer me , t? t. r..,t. i
n&4 flvwr one dart rem to bve BUM i nnmr TintK a Ai.titiai
lkUUBS 1 L im Ifl iruuini rU Mrv A V . w . a a . . - .
pfMHHtty and wiihfaetonly done by. leaving ' any repreaei.ta Okl JoiiU J5u:i
UBliMeu luy klate at John Meid'oUMjienter
turn PHHW iwop, on jenertou, Deiweeneee
oud a lid Third blreetH, iu the rear o' So. 62.
Jal W. N. MONTtHlMKRY.
IX olice.
mHR bwraew of Moore, WliftBeld & Co., Witt
X be eonUnued a heretofore.
VIROIL V. NOOKK,
atit HMrvU-lat farmer.
NOTICE.
Tl lV patroa and all who Willi to
jilji r-KutoaaiM atwmneaur
a )iv Uelr
HopuwiBa by
nniiner, wilt
Mad Miss Columbia, with claaiH-d hands,
in the act of ki4hig each other under tho
mtetletoe lrugh, whfoh the good-natured
Itsverdy Johnson fa holding .oyer tb&b
headp.
The New York ZRrroM lives tha fol
1 . . .k...l- 1.. nf '. E. -t ' t.--J.. 11 : .
IUWID5 WWft 111 IIUU
way : -hne Ivadroiul
brarca roads, one city l-allroad, tw
seintMit Jhiea, ime iina. of ' freight i
barges, ou terry, ooe o;erft nru-.e, ot.o
Fraaoti opera botupany, one ballet caui
pav, lot of. old, .wardrobe twelve law.
me in a aonerior workmanlike manner, will cnlfS
iriMM) fcare their orders at Clark's Jeweliy ' , ' .
&orvr at No. 8 Seeond MreU. uid.VOrat An TiO IrCWPjiSftsr dsseffbe an
... n.i..., orator were as an intiivHiiiai wlo baa
tt.liAhlfpii ihn ft trttvbrr,monr fit on t.A-
number?. The number of literary worfai
aiuually published, both in Holland and
Hamburg, is knovn to be very unim;
prUtnt, and of these but very few reach
the English market,
i- i The probable appearanee of a new
of theErto Rai J iu Pajl9 is Slven M verV imminent.
rnaiu lie Ivx,,, a' The editor In chief will be Victor Hugo.
VjitriitSa.i 1 w 1 UMer the tianner of the master will be
connection whatever jrltb that eatabHanment
II. O. llOU.SNlJUKO.
i'laun Hud Orjtun falter.
IXTotioo.
T!TK have tbkidayaoki our tnUttvxt hi th
W Wood ha'uww t UkO. W. MAXTKK,
vbo ban hretniore ,-oudaeted It for us. Mr.
titer will aiUnue the bnr'Qlus at our oltiee.
imii we lalce tmu iiImuiia in ff eofaimeodinc
lilm to oar frled aadlba pubHe atirnnliy.
jaK U1UL14-, i:RLi,r:iWH&CO.
(G-oo. yjJT. Baxter,
- J1KALKK IN
COBD AXD KINDLING ifCSJJ
0PJCC nltk lll-loj, Ifolienh ii Co,,
Corner
jaHi
of Main and South Conrt Htreota.
NOTICE.
SKALKD nrepoaal wilt be recelvtd at tbe
oatee of the underattrned, in Jaekaonport,
JaekMta eounty,Arkauaa, until tho fiwt lay
of 3aBBry, lrdt, jor the eredloto of a BRICK
COIlT IIOLK, with Iron window oaps and
sHi&, Iron eornioe, audrways and bafaonlea,
.rtatoABfliln roof. The aiis or said bolbllng9
by' 8 Wftt with center prpjestlons on each aide
And eaPvOf two by Sfieen feet, carried np-wrth
xlermltbrtM: to be two storiea hhch, with
jnansard or French lwf. belfry and dome.
Kan and Fpeemealioiu can be Eeen at this
office. Three annual payments, to beinadeac
oodlng to the progrraa of the work, and the
tioeas in to be eoeapleled by Uie rtrt of Jan
uary, 1H0, and tbe payment to be made ac
cording to the reports of the Internal Improve
ment Uomulabionar to the oouft.
. RIL35Y KINMAK,
deeZ lm Sheriff of Jacion County, Ark.
COTTON GINS.
EAGLE COTTOH GINS.
VTfE.aro the Sole Agents for the aale of thete
Yl ninrtvalled Ulu Hlanda. For beauty o!
STAPLE, I.lOHTKtMH or UK A IT, AND cUAaTTTT
or ijnt Cottox turned ont per day, they are
nnsarpaaad. l'.elertuc can be aiftdy made to
evSry ptenter who hai Rivsn them a lair trial.
w tiere muie powm w- ukoa.iuey mare assviBg
the draft
of ftom one-quarter to one-third
nvER ANY OTHIB Our. We am also
MTtlAUirU GBI8T MI LUs, and
ULEMBOW& t.U CIRCULAR 8A WB.
., oteuuasu a qq,,
Tjeriui (Hardware, CuUory and Gtmj, ' '
htM til and an Main isueet,
ill'tawm , eraphn,Tatt.t
-jaal -....If,: -, . .
(v. ,il t; ..". - jV.
fibhieiied camp meeting, and got it mixed
up in bis blood, with a modern torch
light proeefelon. Whtro he is, there
must be wind and thander, ami volcanic
eruptions, . and earthquakes, and the
ground torn up by the roots.''
The Washing ton JtUelUgeHoer says
lis theater critic " writes not for fame,
because he generally wishee to be un
Jraowp; nor for pay, which ho often
utterly ' rejects." Whereupon the Xew
Vrk Jirprtee aeye ; '.' Ya should liko to
Met a nhutoerupb ef the critib standing
ia a RttltiHleof relectirg his pay. It
ia a'goad" 6u.MAOi for a eUtuette,"
-A KuIe"were to iiaTr 1aea WrrleJ
at Indiantsp'dis the other evening, aiiu
the bride v, a? ready for the ceremony bt
the appointed time, but the bridegroom
wm not on hand. A messenger was
sent for the ssamp, but instead of ful
filling his duty, be sent back word tbat
he never intended to marry the lady,
and only " wanted to sea iiQty she could
take a j jke."
According to the Paris correspondent
of tbe London Qutm, the. hair is now
usually dressed high, and a rich tpray of
Mowers pUeed aorosti the orown of the'
bond resting against the coil or plait of
hair. Dark hair is now ell the rage,
therefore blocdes are dying their golden
tresses, and these brunettes who lately
bleached their Jocks are restoring them
to their early honors,
Here is a cutting from the corres
pondence or Queensland, Australia,
journal: "To the Editor: Sir I wish
yuu would speak to Dept. ' , when
bis steamsr arrives, with the mail, in the
tnomiDg, not to give our postmaster any
breakfast. Every time the steamer ar
rives lu the morning he goes on board,
and stays there starting and gorging till
bis eyes nearly start out."
. A Brsnewlck. Me., naner tella of a
: T-dbg who went to churefa on Christmas
wWty, ana wnen the minister began to 1
pray he raised tiaiseit and sat upon- hUj
hitunchee, bending low his fore-paws and
bis head. TMe revere&d posture ho,
maintained throughout the prayer, com-
i
grouped; iu the first place, all the editors
of I Lb old J&ienement, Francois-Victor
Hug.?, Charles Hugo, J'-ul Meuride, Au
gU3te Vacquerie, etc Henri Rschefort,
they say, promises an assiduous collabo
ration. Rv Ules. tbe artioles specially
written for this journal, he is to give
every week a quarter or a third of tho
contBnta of the apnroanhlng, Zanterne.
Among the other Ccflltiboratdrs vo may
cite Lewies Mario Protb, Frederick Ccur
Dbt, and, perhaps, M. Gambstta. Tbe
title of the paper will be the Avant
Qarde It ii now being held under con
strtera'ion whether to mention, a3 a sub
tle, MwJJb the editors lately of the
tenement "
V, S. JBOSDS..
What
Comes of Their
Secret
. a I - 1 1 v AA
ae nacK to um iiiui-irsKeu position lustJ ftti,ltw amnrifd bv innii.i
it soon as the "amen" was xOoAbA&a :ir",' " ' , ""f.?. ur,nr ZZ jY,
pnlBnnjngas JfJogrcet the ojergy-j !mpi2d authorityor. the issue of gold
"au- , , . ..ixfvA- t bonds, except' tnose or tne very laat ee-
TheBarralo'CAmfiKfOcit'ooafe gives rlcs. And even' theses bonds should not
a'detailed report of a lecture by Bishop 1 be Wasd'except' with "due Cubll61ty".'',v
ynm tbe NW York CouisienweaUh.
Uu accordance with the announcement
we made semi ofilcially a few days ago,
Mr. MeCailoch has positively denied the
Wall etreet rumors that he has been sa
ojetly bwiing f.000,000 of Government
bpudc Such reort are extremely mis
cblevi.us, and they can easily bg stopped.
Congress should pass a law prohibiting
the issue of any bonds whatsoever, ex-
cspt those or tue ;yte3i aenominatioD.
Confusion of the moet"raI?ebievoB-char-jaeter
has arisen every now and then in
the market, from the fact tbat after a
given ssriss of the flvetwentle has been
long closed up, Mr. McOulJoah hes
secretly, unexpectedly, and without any
notice, issued new bonis, and instead of
emitting bonds of the latest denomina
tion, lias chosen to print Instead new
bonds, bs-arlng yjd dates, and belonging
to former issues. Thus, during the years
1337 and lSS3,;bonds were issued from tbs
Treasury, tearing thedatesof 16G2, ISfrl,
and lfcOS. Suoh an abuse as this cannot
longer be. tolerated. Probably there Is
not the vestige of an excuse for the sale
of six per cent, gold bonds, and at any
rate .the continuance of any Implied au
thority, for further Issue of bonds of
1562, 1854, 18G5 or 1667, can do onlv rais
clilef. Periodical rumors of Intended
sales by the Secretary are made use of to
depress tho Government credit, to help
tho speculators who engineer the money
market, and' tJ bring repreach npon the J
Treasury management, ah wig can be
Carroll, -
Chickamw,
Copiah",1 -
DtBoto,
Lafayette,
Rankin,
Yaliobusha, -
Total, - - 3607 HUSO
Subtracting these figures from the to
tals as reported by Gen. Grllem, it can
be thus eeen how the constitution ia said
U have been carried:
GerwGillcm-5C.23lfor; G3.6G0 against.
Mioruy against, veta
Committee of Five 52,024 for; 4S.92I
agamsr. aiatoniy ror. 3
Qn this, part faced and altogether un
warranted decldfation, there being no--where
in the reconstraction aats an an
thbrlty for a convention to thus proclaim
results, it is asked that Congress declare
the reconstructed Constitntloa of Missis
sippl duly carried, acd "admit the State
into the Union " under Jt Committees
pro and con", have been' tor seme weeks
past before the Reconstruction Commit
tee, but asyot no definite result has been
attained, though tne indications would
seem to ahow that a new Convention
wilt be provided for to frame a less ob
noxious instrument. The grounds of this
belief, it'is proper to state, however, are
not over-strong, and It may not improb
ably be the case tbat Congress will de
clare tlja Constitution carried, despite its
most liigrant and open defeat, &s was
done In the e39 or Alabama.
SUFFRAGE.
In this view it becomes of Interest to
note the prominent provisions of this in
strumenr, and first of the article on fran
chise. Tins, in l'J3 essential parts, is .as
foflows:
Akt. VII Section 1. All the elec
tlons bv the neooie shall be bv bsllnt.
Sec. 3 Ail male inhabitants of this
State, exoept idiots and issane persons.
and Indians not taxed, citizens of the
uaited to cat ts, or naturalized,. twenty
one year old and upwards, who have re
sided in this State six months, and in
thectuntyone month next preceding
tne day or election at wiiicn said inhab
itants ciTer to vote, sr.d who are duly
registered according to the requirements
of section three of this article, and who
are not aunuaimeu oy reason of any
crime, are declared to be qualified elec
tors.
Sec. 3. The Lsgislature shall provide
oy law ior tne registration or an per.-ons
entitled to vote at any election, ana all
persons entitled to register shall take
and subscribe to tjje following oath or af
firmation:
" I, , do solemnly swear (or aflirml
ia'the pnsenco ef Almighty God, that I
am twenty-ono years of age; that I
have resided in this State six month?,
and in county ono month: that I
will faithfully support and obey the Con-
smutiou uau ts-A-a o, iuh (jniceu mates
and or the latato 01 Aitssissippi, and will
bear true faith and allegiance to the
same ; that I am not disfranchised in
any of the provisions of the acts known
as- the IJscrinstruciion aota of the Thirty-,'
.- T , I . " . J . . 1 , . . . '
uiuiu auu i-ui uem uuugrcssua ; ana mat
I admit the political and civil equality of
alt man M , holri ma CSnt "
Provided, That if Congress shall at
any time, remove the disabilities of nv
person disfranchised in the said R con
struction acta of tbe said Thirty-aintb
arid Fortieth Congrese3 (and the Legis
lature of this ytate, shall concur therein),
then so much of this oatb, and so inuoh
only, as refers to tha said ieconstruetion
aote, shall not be required of sueh person
so pardoned, to entitle him to be regis
tered. See. 4 No person shll be eligible to
any oflice of profit or trqst, or to any of
fice in tho militia of this State, who is
ut a qualified elector.
jSec. 0. No person shall be eligible to
aoy office of profit or trust, civil or mili
tary, In thw State, who, as a member of
tbe Legislature, voted for tbe oall of the
Conveutjon that passed the ordinance of
secession, or wko, as a delegate to any
Convention, voted for or signed any or
dinance of seceeelon, cr who gave volun-i
tary aid, countenance, counsel or encour
agement to persons engaged ia armed
hostility to the United. State?, or who
accepted or attempted to exercise tho
functions of any cffl;e, civil or military,
uhder any authority or pretended Gov
ernment, authority, power, or Constitu
tion, within the United States, hostile or
inimical thereto, except all persons who
atded reconstruction by voting for this
Ccnyention. or who have continuously
advocated lip assembling of this Con
vention, and shall continuously and in
good faith advocate tlie acl-j of tho
same j but the Legislature may remove
suoh disability provided that nothing
in this section except voting for or sign
log the ordinance of secession shall be
eo construod as to exclude from ofllee the
privute soiuief 01 ia? late so called. Con
federate States army, '
jSec. 6. In time of war, insurrection
0? rebellion, the right to vote at such
plaee, and in such manner as shall bo
prescribed by law, and shall be enjoyed
by all persons otherwise entitled thereto,
who may be in tho actual military or
naval oervica of tbe Uuited States or
thisStato; provided tucu. votes L-e made
to apply iu the county or precinct where
in they reside.
It Is here seen that, by (his Instrument,
the possession of the elective franchise is
made a matter of opinion, and not rightly
being givan to Jjlm who will swear to a
certain belief on a. much vexed political
question, and denied him who will not,
Further, it '8 to be seen that on such
opinion is alsa made to depend eligibility
to any office of profit or trust In the
State; and even, by implication, tho
militia right, guaranteed in the ConstU
ttitlon of the UDited State?, " to keep
and bear arms."
lar power to amend it that Is to be ob
served in others of IU kind, though the
form h somewhat different. This par
tfccltr provision thus reads:
A i-.ticle XIII. Whenever two-thirds
ef e&ob branch of the Legislature shall
dem any chang?, alteration, or amend
ment necessary to this Constltiition,euoh
proposed obango, alteration or amend
ment, shall be res (1 and pacd by a two
thirds vote of each Ifousa respectively
on each day for three aevfrel days; pob
lie notice shall then be given by the Sec
retary of State at least three months pre
eediug tbe noxt general election, at
which tha qualified electors shall vote
directly for or against suoh change, al
teration or amendment; and If more
than one amendment shall be submitted
t one time, they shall be submitted in
such manner and form that the people
may vote for or sgalnst each amend
ment separately; and if It shall appear
that a majority of tha qualified voters
voting for members of the Legislature
shall have voted for the proposed change,
alteration or amendment, then it shall
bo inserted I y Uie next succeeding Lsg
islalnreas a oartof the Constitution, and
not other wis- ; provided, that no amend
ment which uy bo made prior to the
year ono thousand eight hundred and
eighty-live shall in any manner affect
the eighteenth section of the Bill of
Rights.
Tnfs eighteenth section reads:'
'"No rwonertv or educational nnalifii-
tion shall ever be required for any ner-
Bon to become an elector."
Should this Cunstitution be declared
carried by Cocgreis, that declaration
wI!J install in cfliae under it the follow
ing '.ifltfiala, all Radicals: Governor, B.
B, Eigieston, President of tba Recon
struction Conventuu; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, A. J. JamUfcu ; Secretary of State,
R.J. Aicorn; Trnufer, D. McA. Wil
liams; Auditor, Waa. J. Morgan; Attor
ney General, J. S. Morris ; School Su
perintendent, Charles W. Clarke. For
Congress First District, Jeff. L Waf-
rotd ; Second JJnstr;ctr Jehiel liaiisbuck ;
Third District, C. A . Sullivan ; Fourth
DUtriat. G. C. -MeK.ee: Fifth District.
L.. W.Perce.
t'endiae Congressional aotien in the.
case, sonistMug ot an effjrt similar In
aturo to that alluded to in the case of
Virginia is makin? in Misslaainni. the.
idea b3ing to have a State Convention
to take counsel on tho situation. Not
very-much encouragement, however, is
given by the press of the State.
FIXAXGIAL.
HAED"WAEE -
ALTJSOK BEOS.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer In
GUNS, CUTLERY, ETC.
bole aqents;fobi
X. Carver is Co.'sJIraprovea Cotton Gins,
XaeXealc & Urban' Vlre Jand .Burglar
Proor Safes', '
Tennessee (jharcoal ana neninctfj Iron,
170 Front street,
MT5MPHIS.
da&era
TENN.
GliOCESS.
G. W.UBirFiir.
W. F. VAaDIVZE,
Late of Vest Point. Mks.
lion of the Treasury.
The TForlfi'3 financial writer thus ex
pretiiea hia apprehensions of the future-
The programme of some of the Repub
lican leaders at Washington to strength
en tbe financial position of the govern
ment by passing an act of Congress to
authorize tho iaiue of $25,000,000 more
of thrpe percent, certificates and foO,
000,000 more of greenbacks to be held as
a reserve, has been very generally dts
cuised to-day among business m&. The
falling off In the internal revenue re
ceipts promises to place theTi-wwury De
partment In an embarrassing position
for currency, which will necessitate the
sale of gold or bonds to obtain currency.
The gold balance is much bslow what
it ought to bo.and it Is quitecertain tbat no
progress can db msde, even in the direc
tlon of specie payments, until the Treasu
ry Department holds fouror-five times its
present amount of gold. That the gold
oaiance held by the Government must
bo increased by some menus or other, is
now acknowledged by all whose opin
ions are entitled to any weight, both in
and cut of Congress, and tor the Gov
ernment and the bar to continue to
sell their surplus gold 13 heretofore is a
policy which leads in au opposite direc
tion tram the road to specie payments.
If the Government is forced to sell its
gold or bonds to rake currency, aa It cer
tainly will be this spring, from the fail
ing ell' in the revenue, what reasonable
hope is there of having any policy which
leads to specie payments ? The issue of
sta.iw.uuu more or tnree per cenr. cer
tificates would probably obviate the ne
cesslty for any further Ealea of gold or
nanus, ana the S60.ooo.uuo reserve of
greenbacks would give the Government!
power to olivet any locking up or green
backs by stock jobbers, and tho enctpeer-
log of a tight money market by artifi
cial means, to the great loss and Injury of
tne mercantile community.
- ABOUT SERVANT?.
GfiSFFIM & VAWDJVER,
G-R003HS,
G-E KEEAL - PRODUCE
i
jzr
SIBZCT BT
IB. J. SEMMES fc CO.
iSt Irving Block, Xo. 254 Secoittl Street,
MEMPHIS a?S3Sr-3SjT.
iT. HA G EVH SY,
JLnte of A. Vacearo .
Co.
J. IV, KOOATf.
Lii t e of A. J". Hoaeli : Co.
mACEVNEY 8c ROCAW,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS 15"-
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS, T(3BACC0,CIGARS,1TC,
320 FRONT STREET, - ' MEMPMIS, ,TENN.l .
COTTOH COMMISSIOH
-AND,
.
COM Ml Yil ON
MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN'
fnpt. J. S. CiKtmiEIiS,
PABTEE & HABBEHT,
Cotton and Tobacco Factors.
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchantai
No. 11 Union Street,
: MEMPHIS, : . : : TENNESSEE.
HIDES-: ETC.
CEoicSt ' nmit grocssies,
207 Main-Street,
aav-rtiuh advances made on constzmnenta.
Bagstn, Hope and yappues larniaaeu.
nenl trti
TBNNESSKE.
" Cou dsn ments-of- Country
Heited.
Produce so-
jal5
SosifSscrsi,
Eu;
Kulckcrlsoclxcr auil
;liU Seryautd.
AMENDMENTS.
Bstlde provisions similar to those in
tl8 other reconstructed Constitution's,
decreeing social equality in public con
veyance, power to compel education, and
a peculiar section irequirlug all . officers
in theStato militia to take the test oatb.
jjor lron cjad." there.is the-eame-ipb.
structlon la thlsinstrumont of thfpbpu
Frpm Efycry Saturday.
Perhaps the best servants we have had
n-America during the psst twentv veare
were tha black eUvss in tho South : but
they were exceedingly lazy, wasteful,
and expensive, so that I have often heard
a Southern planter declare that he was
the real slrtve forced to work for his ne
groes. Jiur, thirty or isrty years ago,
there were a set or servants, mostly
blacks, attached to Knickerbocker fami
lies in New York and New Jersey, who
were as near perfection as men and wo
men can become. Those were the days
af Dutch kitchens, Dutch dishes, Dutch
neatness, and Dutch hocsswifery, now
long past, and never to return. " With
thorn faded sway tne old faithful race of
servants, who honored and respected
their employers, and were honored and
respected by all. Occasionally one hap
pens upon a descendant of this race, with
all the virtues of tho good old stock ; but
the accident is very rare. I remember
one or them now a negress named
Diana with whos9 culinary art no
French ciok c;uld compete, and with
whose merits as a Oman few whiter
women cculd compare. Sho lived only
to show us what treasures we had lost.
Bat the English servants, at the best.
are precisely like these Knickerbocker
marvels. At their worst, they are so
much better than the present race of
servants in America, that any American
who values his comfort more than bis
deimocracy, would do well to exchange
countries for this reason alone. Never
theless, we are right to flatter ourselves
that we have no good servants because
obour democracy. It is not pleasant to
think cf thousands of young men and
wprnon who grow up aa servants In pri
vate houses with no ambition beyond ex
changing their domestic servitude for
the public servitude of a little landlord
stdp and landladyship in a minor tavern.
In America a coachman may win bis
wav into Congress, and. a servant girl
my mBrry a fqture President.
If we must have either disoomf jrt or
f-.ildalism, let us chocae discomfort. But
sometimes when I watch the English
servants at their work. H occurs to me,
that, as thete is nothing degrading la
hqusehold service, and as Amerisana pay
vqry dearly for it, surely it ought to be
more honestly arjd ably performed, even
by embryo Conureasmea. and the possi
ble wives of Presidents. If any remain
ing Pjgram object to this sentiment aa
unrspoblicsu, 4"'H mako it Wronger by
suggesting that we should have in Amer
ica stricter laws to compel our future
rulers to give ns fairer work for our fair
wages,
Wo learn with much pleasure that
tho negotiations for the settlement of
tho Alabama claims, between our own
arid the English Governments, have
bqen brought to a close, and a treaty on
the basis of the original protocol has
bsen signed by Reverdy Johnson and
Earl Clarendon, the Foreign Secretary,
If we are not misinformed, the condi
tions of this treaty are much more fa
vorable to tho interests of this country
than has been generally supposed.
Aljjany, January 19. Reuben E
Fentou was to-day elected United States
Senator by the Legislature of New York.
j iT .i'V ?-j,;o. T . ti" -.a
-isisUW iti Tit .- -
4 .vjnV!iMfctMt'tJ ;
J. P. Corn K. Chas. CoFKJf,
natu wllu roof, Phillips iCo., Hkctob Corriif.
OOPJPIN EROS.,
DKALEKS in
Oiioicc Groceries,
Si2 Kuiu Street,
(dayoso Block,) MEMPHIS, TENN I
TtJHT roeelviag, fresh assortments of all load.
i sng goods in their une.
New Saw Orleans Sueur.
Nuw New Orleans ilcasiea 'and Syrcp, and
uoiuan eyrup.
CoHbes Kf o, Laguayra, Java and Jtocha.
Krech siinalv af Teuj.
Mackere, Mss. No-1 and No. 2; Brooked Sal
mon andmoaura; Coansb, plain and dens
cat u.
Best Brands or Flour.
X. B. Goods delivered free of charge
to any part of the city. del 2
5O0 packs lilaclt. Seetl Oafs.
. 500 llEs. Pinlicj e Potatoes.
1500 balc choice Hay.
DENIE & CO.,
la-1 41 South Court Square.
Spicer Sc Sliarpe,
3.11 MAIN STREET,
SPRAUHE, KOUUQcSrCO., .
Oommissiofi lyrerchants,
BOP t'ON, MASS..
' REFxtESENTED IN ilKitPHIS- BY
THOMAS TROUT & S.OyiS.
SOS Front Street.
s-Liberal advances made on conslsnmsn
of Cotton to the above house ; and, if der lred.
will be held as shipper may direct. sepl7 am
I4ORFOX-K, YA.
WSI. A. PRINCE & COM
OOTTON FACTORS
Airu
General Commission Kerclmnts,
25 and 27 Commerce Street.
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
ar Liberal advances made on conslznmenta
to us, or our New 1 ork or uverpoot nousea.
sepia om
STOVES, ETC.
STILL TRIUMPHANT
6. F. Fillers "Old Reliable"
CHARTER OAK STOVE
JIAGKVNEY. BLOCK.
; A t AINTAINS
1TX !
CHOICE GROCEBIES!
Recti borustantlr Fresh Supplies
Ynrmeiitii Illo.itnrs punlue ;
Snliuon, C01IH tti nud Hess SlacKerel ;
Hevr CurriiUtH, Itnislus, VIch, Cltrou ami
PriiBCs;
Cliuicc Colfcei :
Clio I cc Tens a rrc.sli tnpply.
JalG - BpicKK A SHARPE
JUST KECEIVED BY
MEACHAQT & TBEADWELL
t
No. 0 Union Streot,
Stonewall Block, - Memphis, Tcnn.
100 Xlhds. Louisiana fjitEnrs,
300 Iilils. and Hair Ilblx. aiolasses,
300 Bajs Bio Coffee,
IS Tons Beard's Sutton Ties,
Which, with their largo assortment of Goods
already in store, makes their stock; one of the
itr rerjutatlon as the BEST
STOVK IN THE MARKET. J.F.Sehabel
& Co., 227 Main street, are the ONLY AGENTS
for Memphis. Always see Fllley's name on
each Stove. A good supply of Cooking and.
Heatlnz Stoves. Grates. Caaunra. copper.-nn.
I Sheet-iron and Pressed Ware always on hand.
or Job Worn promptly attended to.
noT23 Mm
, F. SCHASEL & CO.,
No. 227 Main St.. Memphis.
riSHBHOOK S WH1IP
CSaccesson.to Ceo. PhillerJiiCo J
I .V.
DEALERSHIP
FURS, DEER SKINS
AND
IK -x
ADAMS STREET,
Beu. Front Row and Water Sta.,
. JTortli ide
CASH PAID FOR
HIDES FURS & DEER SKINS
deStf
GIKCA2IKATI.
ESTABLISHED 193T,
PEOCTEE & GA3IBLE
CIHCINNATI.
SOAP, CAMDLES OILS5
arcli, Toilet Soaps, Refiners of Lait
arCandlesSorjjB-rACTTTiT.WirriiTT. sbn.
for Price List. oe22 3m
E. O. HDRD. BUROKHARDT CO.
E. O. HURD & CO.,
Cotton Commission Herehants
5o.I0I Sycamore Street, ClueinnatU
LIBERAL advances made on consignments.
I Orders for Goods solicited. sepd ly
I032f JJCBQI3, JAS. AUG UK, W. X.WTXXJAX
DUBOIS & AUGIJK,
MERCHANTS
JEWEI.HY, ETC.
ISTBW GOODS
-FOR THE-
2o. 265,
Corner .Main and Oourfi
Sterling Silver Wares,
already in store, makes their stock, one of the l -rr rt ttt 1' r
largest and most compleio to be found In the t QTY bUT3GI10r YYabClieSi
city. They invlts an examination, feeling con-1 J IT '
Rich Jewelry and Diamonds,
ftdtnt t ntir prices and goods will give satlsfac
tlon. To the trada they are prepared to oflei
eira inaucemeuts uei u
DRUGS, ETC.
TfiEO. MOERSEIt,
Analytic and Manufacturing Chemist,
Druggist and Apothecary,
C4 and 56 Boal Streot,
' (Northwest corner of Second),
Fine French Clocks,
(Inarblo andJQold Croiizo).
F D. BARNUM & CO.,
(Successors to PooleyJBamum t.Co.,)
de6 lm S 65 MAIN STREET.
riHEMICAL ANALYSES of all descriptions
j made, and written reports famished.
Physicians' Prescriptions carefully corn-
Patent Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery, Toilet Tfi'l fHhH ST COR COURT
Articles, and everything pertaining to a first- I ZOO ill HI 11 vlij UUII. UUUIIl'
oiacs Vraz otors. sepCT tr
jCOMMlSSICH
AND DEALERS IN
Bit ANT JL XI ON 8 UPJPZIE8
47 Race Street, Cincinnati.
eeD3m
HOTEIiS.
CawJo-un T-HnrRtJCT, J.M.aMCCOBKIK
Hato.of item phis. Ten ru LoulsrHle, Ky.
NATIONAL HOTEIx,
Cot. Fourth and Main Sts;; 1"
iOTJlSVTLLB,
r 3 uu :
- KENTTJCSTST
HAVING recenKy purchased the rarnlWra
and lease of tbe NATIONAL HOTEL
Ions and favorably xnown we would respect
fully solicit the patrcnase of our friends ana'
the traveling public
tr . . . T . .... I .1 . .....
convenient to all business honsts, ateamboaS
landing. DoatotEcM and places of amnsementti
Street cars leave the door every ten minutes
foraU parts or the city.
WALTERS' NATIONAL HOTEL
NORFOLK. VA.
JM. WALTERS, PliOPtUEIOK. AS5TIIXCT
. ly first-class house. sepis 6m '
Commissioner's Notice.
"Vm. P. Mellen.Trustoe, and the United States
and Others, against The New Orleans and
Qhlo UatLrcad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by the Hon. Bland
Ballard, Judge of the United States Uls
trlct Court for the District of Kentucky, a
Special Commisslonor In the above style case.
to auuiv auu zuaae ouia iuii buu cumpivie re
port to eald Court of all bonds and coupons yet
unpaid, secured by the first mortgage, and also
all bonds and coupons due and unpaid, secured !
P. D. BARNUM &'CO.,
(Successors to-Pooley, Barnnm ft- Oi.,)
HAVE TN STORE AN
UNEQUALED ASSORTMENT
OF
OF THE BEST
bv the second mortzaco of the said New Or.
&tTSS Softer, PLATED WARES
Therefore, Notice Is hereby given to all bond
holders, aa Aforesaid, to come lorward and pre
sent and file with me, as said Commissioner, at
my office, In, the city of Paeucah and State of
Kentucky, all bonds, being the Irst and second
mortgage of said New Orleans and Ohio Rail.
roa4 Company and coupons thereto belonging
and unpaid, on or before tha second Monday in
Marcb.lSSS. W. H. JONES,
nov-ii lm g Special Commknlnnar.
AMERICiVN SEIVGLISH MANDFAWDBl
LAG EE BEER
BY L. SCHNEPEL,
Corner Third and -Webster Streets
F.
d. ;barnum &
265 Main Street.
CO.,
den lm
IN BARRELS, HALF BARRELS AND KEGS.
Delivered; free of chargo. within the city
mlm.---- de3
Memphis Female College
TNCESS ANT labors m the sohobutlcdert-
I meutprevenu me from jv,f;5Pi2Sr.ift5
Ura W colleoUons,MrJMacphe
I., consented, to talie chane.oynB nnanciat
V, m f !i a alon e la auihorljiod to collect
d?.P"t"?ai!. 5." 81 if. A. K. MORGAN.
aiicpiiege uu. --- PrinHnalAfk-o
St. JLiOTiis Hotel,
NEW OBLEAAS,
THIS highly popular Bote! will again ba
opened to the trayellns public -
On- the 1st of December.
The undersigned, win exert his best endeavors,
to give Its patrons the high satisfaction, which
has always sustained it. families and others
proposing to visit New Orleans can. secure ac
commodations In advance by addressing
W. A. HTJBO, Manager.
Or O.K. HAUL, St. Charles Hotel, New Or
leans. oeSStm. -
SADDiLEKY, ETC.
GO.V
O. GASB, Jr. &
! ifp.iiTMairiStroat, .
Hear OTerton Hotel, WoedrnlT Bloefc,
jfEiipHis, ... - 'Tennessee!'
srAxni-AcrtrKEK3 of
Fatldlery, Earnest, Bridles, Collars
Whips and Hardware.
Anew stodt Just received. litf-'
CZAIRrOYANT. -
MADAM t DaVILLE. the worlil-ren own ed
Oalrvoyant. Can be MnoItd on lue-pa6t,,y ,
riTfnwnt ahd future, ai nor iwum,
STBlSiT thlrd aolr above Overton.- Kotal.T
comnmsjcsui, " 7 . -vis lmiifc
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