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.M.IG.FEFTCE.VT SCHEME.
TO Be DHAWN
EACH sATVRnAK N APRIL
Whole Tickets. SO; Halves. So:
Quarters, - so.

~ Circuisr shauue the plan o. the Lotteries viii b
Hm o. any 0ur DESTROYS 1f receiving 10.
Certificates of Paekaers viii he soid al the falIaunr
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Per JAS. T. FAsAs. DsPgy Sc. sac.

How IT WoULD HAVE WoBxEp. - The
diary Of Washington, lust published, informs
Us That when he made bis grand tour through
the northern States in 1850, he took with him
" his slave Billy, his faithful attendant through
the revolutionary war;
II is very fortunate that General Washing
ton did not make his grand tour seventy ye7rs
later, and thai he did not take Michigan IN his
route, OF he would have found himself incsr-
eerated in The state prison for ten years be-
cause he had introduced his 4" slave Billy into
the state. Nor Is this an. II similar laws had
prevailed in the n%crtlern States during the
revolutionary war, he would have been marched
of 70 the peniteniiaD for having with him
chs faithful attendant" General Washing
ton, according 20 the Black-Rcpublican code.
was a criminal 70 be punished BY ten years
Observation-Disclosures Fra prcrT
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Cnnhles Star.
The Great EnglI,h Remedy
SIR JAMES CLARKEss
CELEBRATED FBMALB PILLS

TrHS iuraiaahic mcddne is unhiing in ne cure q
Il au mase paiufui AID dznserous diseases incident o.
the Tensile constitution.
% m~risrutss an exceses and removes sI obstru-isus
from whatever Cause. and a speedy cure may bereheian
TO MARRIED LADIES.
h Is peculiarly suited. viii, iu q short time. bring On
ne monthiy period vita regularity.
C~AUrION.
uese fus should MT be- taken By females mat az
presnant, eurns ne arsf three usanfas, Is hey are SIRE
% hriHs On NisarriaEr but al every other time, and in
every other ease, mry are perfectly safe.
Ia an cases - NrrVous and spinal Aneciiaus. pains In
ne BadF and Limbs, Hravine-s, Fatigue % sis 6 ~rer-
ua Papltauan % ne Hea-i. Iasasso spirhs. ~
terieA scE Hesds-he. Whites, and all me paiufsi dis
eases omasianed by adisoTdersd system. Uhese piss win
eject q curs vhsn IN omer means have nlcd
Fun directions IN TIE pamphlet around each pseEsee.
ghich shaua - carefully preserved. f.
A BEETLE oauiuing 50 pins md eleireiea win tie
Government stamp q Great Britain. can he .oui pct
res. far e. AMI 9 poaase STAMPS.
IL - "a. H-aH.m
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BOOTS AND Shoes

1 HIVE just received direct from ne Eae -
Il arer iot q Gentlemen's. Ladies and Chtd-k|
reuis npnis and Shoes. embrarinE every ~anaiifv.H
% which 4 invite ne aiteHiHnn of the surruuni-
iuE cguutry- an eterminc O. sell and solicit a can
from "a desirIng hois and Shoes. Bed q rortmeu
are eEsaeed nnd pledge uiyseif % EVe emire s~atsfac-
toe. WILLIAM MILLER.
Bet. Planters Bank and Commrrciai Hotel
mar1o-lm No. IL JrTaraun-sf.
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NEW TORK
So Reward,
Medical Association.

- NIN " ~ IT
WILL BE- given for a Darrell uf TAHHuW -fIru from
w our pavement IN WctnrsifT risht To- rsiHu
vas very white, b. an open Mohsrs tirrri atrlt IHrrs-
fourths fun.
---Hn % % nmE.a.Hw a. an
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Modern Languages.

Two satisfy the demands o. several renuemen am
i prepared now % open an evening class tr ~ sfrfr
'f the Gennaa Lansuaee and viii commence 90 ne ftth
instant.
lhosf sac wish o. avail hemsrlTe. of this opportunity
o. lfarn Mts nezuiiful, andbesides fr eur ciur-ua. hem
ed-ll MnEnl-e- are invited % nartiripafe
asa, beou Uuion-
p H~UVUNgHArs Prof-zzYr
p S--frlraie lessons m GomHu or Frauch viii be
gwen atthe Residence Of The puuits msra-fm
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Positively fer Three Nights OHlyi

On Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday Even.
ings, March 2isi, e2d and I'D
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BLACKSMTTHING

w AEON
'I'hE uuiersisued has and kerrs on-~uN
i SANITY on hand. a & % supply Of mar 49,
E-t and two and four horse Wasaus Csrs,
Draw and wheel Barr0Ws, an o. he best sA
u1t-rial audmade IN a wnrkmannke msuncr. Hlack-
-mli1iie aua Horse Shneing with neafnrTs and a srauh.
AIunrk guaranteed 81 my old stand, corner O. EIiou and
DIS t' streets Thaukfui for past avors be aalicits q
uluuuauce ~ thessme.
marI9-Ims WILLIAM naVTueoN
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The cotton crop continues 70 Aaow the most
extraordinary increase in receipef lhssltaa-
ton Of the crop Is az follows, comparafFeiy,
for three years 49,
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WEIconE TO BTsHoF McILvANE--The
Ep sc0psl clergy o. the city and vicinity eK-
tended fenTeut greeting to the venerable Bishop
McIlraine, IN s.. Johns church Festry, yesteT-
day afternoon, -c-ongratulating hin and eK-
pressing their own gratitude upon his safe re-
turn from Europe. IN the evening q large
number q the Pensioners, with several Of the
clergy, met 10 Chrlsr's church 20 OFFER hanks
giving. After the regular service, the venera-
BE Bishop favored bis profoundly attentive
hcck With au interesting narrative Of his OBJ
servatioHs and reflections during bis s0ioun IN
Rome. His conciusions were positive that the
Romish Church is the Roman Catholic Church
q the Inquisinou, and h merely awaits the
tins When 4 shall have acquired .na power 10
slip the velvet glove from is iron hS=d. BE
portrayed It, Intolerance, and he levity and
profanity % EH priesthood, boa strong and m
qualified term, asserting that there was less
81 reverence "a things holy, and more irever-
encs 10 the bosom n the s~o-called mother
Church. than in any other city within bis
sphere n observation. Tolerance for Protest
ant warship fn Rome there WssHons, and here
Is o pebble Protestant worship there, except
10 fhe residences Of tbs American and Pnus-
sian lszaiion-Cinciaaat Enqs MarA 10
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WoETHyH or NOTIeE.zThe British mail
steamers in port at New York on Wednesday
displayed their coion at half mast, in token Of
General.
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THs inraiaabie medicine is unhiing in ne cure q
Il an hnse paiufui and dzneerous diseases incident O.
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GAEDEENG FoR LABiEs-Make NJ your
beds early in the morning; sew buttons on
your husbands Ehir do not rake Up any
grievances protect the young and tender
branches Of your family; plant a smile Of
good temper IN your face, and carefully root
out al angry feelings, and expect a good crop
Of happiness
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THE DIFrEsEEcE-Ageyho puppy vas
recently sold in England to a gentlemen Of
that country for $1,000. This amount would
North Carolina
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-gT At The East Ba timore Conference, held
at WiliiamsPort, Pa, the resolutions from the
Cincinnati Conference, proposing 80 10 alter
the discipline as 10 MAXI non-slayeholding a
test Of membership in The Methodist Episcopal
Church, were unanimously non-concurred in.
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DEATHS n THE CABuSEr-DeEth has rare
ly invaded the precincts Of the Presidential
Cabinet The only instances prior to the death
Of Governor BEowE were IN the death Of AHEL
P. UrsHUR and THOMAS ". GmNER, BY the
bursting Of q annon on board the PRINCETON.
and thst Of HUcH S. LBGAKE, at Boston, when
accompanying Mr.. TTLER upon a Presidential
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DEEIEB-The London correspondent Of the
.dHti- Si0rrry S6sddrd denies that Mr.. Dallas
shook hands with the black Haytian Minister
ported
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MAZEPPA!


Raw IN store in Wat a a. s Earehou-e. one hhdi
4 o. u1anrg, martei on The head J a.. aud uu ne sric
J D., uhich was delivered D. ne By NJ. uaa. Mairne.
~ Philips county, Ara he having a. be- ayers taHrn b.
cute ne hississlppi river fn Od rlHu Bend belsa Hff-
ena- winch, Unlesscsnra fur sr1n and property pforru, Z
am ~ HIM insfructsd % sell, - a. D. prer=ui further
damars. fmaua-B1 A WATCWETT.
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COSWORANIC STERFOSCOPF,

VII NlEhEUStyfEs
A MuNti the latest laveutious an Opuos, there ~ o.
y thluE more Instructive and amusing than mf
strresoupe. The afereu-o1pe View are imprreiaui
from Nature, represeuiing thr nufa Erasries. CITIES
ana AsnuHents In Eurpe and uis csuutr. whiCh view
ei ihruush tins Instrument, show those objects in baf fr.
lief actualiy as they are, and thus are TIE best maatri
for Artist, give the hcst idea ~ fufeiFu C~aunirirs an
ART aaa nsake Tie hnes parl1r wuamrgfs
tntrens and stranEers visiting The city, sh1uid nrt bi
o. ol On C. MULLER. Opucan. 1Ht Main srss. oppn-
site Prgyine A stewarts Bick, and eFauiae these mag
uifrsut views
jet received IRE largest and nnest Collection "a
VIEWS % Europe aud 90 the Uultef States
ino didsreut Views % The City o. Parts.
~ different Views Of suitzsriand. Aufria. GermanT.
aud ryroii.
80 dinerenf views q The Rhine
go different Views % itlig Cdusfauufrqie. 6recre.
Esypt Nubia, Palestine anf Ire HaiY Laui.
go different Views 81 LoniJu-
Hn ~euers ~ Eugiand, lreianI. snuftami. satufs
Family Groupes. ec-
2o beautifully illuminated Interior aud eNfert1r Views
" Paris aai Lenduu. Also,
So Glass Views d Europe and this Cpunuy PLAIN and
uolored To- Nature
Niaeara Fall-wiuter and Summer Views
Cafskm Mountains.
Washiugtqn and vicluity
And a great mauy other aruclrs tc numrreus o. men.
tou Come quick and secure chsice FieEs.
G. MuLLER, 8l Main street
mHHHHaWwwwNm I'm RnarammE EHn-n~HH NJ
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MEHPHIS GOING 0
nVNHSVRN SALE


I NJ SAINT 90 arsrHus tot1ylir fheir interest ll
j.. Memphis our of She duu wI-hlu- o. remove o.
S1uth Aia1ama- we viii commerce O. close srt hr them.
On Tuesday, 18th day of April,
me following prosperity Est % Dots on Main street.
extended, east SIDE. just beyond the uvertan tract, and on
h1th sides ot BrliUay- Those Bots are hard t exceed
Nerth or south, on hemE hieh ant drr-teautlful hulit-
ina. Residence or business atsaud fu sllt everybody We
have s~uttIyIlrd these One b'1rks info small hts a6 feet
front on Main street. 80 f-rt deep t1 Ninth street. Ar
uha know te property aII sy nov fs Che time u1 pur-
chase. az DO Will certainly rie. thaurl thr rTrr may gdl
RMs-oue-tsl cash. or 80 t1f- ue-auah.e papers
stfancr ms rs and 20 months with interest
~. 81 Oou Brrk.
81 Pnnfsr's Stable uiu go uo fine h1r-es care
rH-rs bu-rir-. etc. Situated au the corner ~ Jul1u and
saguui streets.
en-. a~oSuHatsb amd Amrraz horses iutfrau Texas
rerue-. o. aui ls mauAs n1f~ well uArs-l vith.ut
interest
5h One nc-ro zr r.lhtssH years .aI aeihsre
Hdmtn-
ffh. Huusrhubi suI kitohcu rfrmturr VIII Del siI ou
rarusr 0f Bal a-ulsa1ml streets Hu Htlsafar the6th-
1uh. Other ulnH.Is BIS il seth Memphis an sane
TERMS whuh VIII Do described iu tHs Time 40 should
hrar this sale m mlmi.W lrHgr- rru Iulucrmruts t1
purchaser sn tak sh1rr u~uuIbu-es Euf re-fre-hmeufs
free. Nralrr. ur are speaking u fhre
NJ. a. CAFCE a. son.
marf1 Anciiuucers ard Erai Estate Hrakrrs
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TIE sPhlre DHT GooDs THADE AZ NV
FoBK-THs haporstions Of dry goods a. New
York have been very large for the past few
weeks. an far exceed th0se II last year, when
tbs rsraisioH was haFing & faect eject and
nearly equal 10 those Of 1887. j j. quite no
hceabis that tas heavy impgrts are confined 70
hst cisssof goods which are not AZ present pro
dscsd By par Hsnufactgrsrs. The cotton goods
ineort If East week was enly about s1u0Oo0,
and hey consisied u fne cambncs and mus
Tins, whicb enter largely into orr consumption
ueasr All ttfrruuftancea(
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HOUSE--MOVING.

I'VE suhsulhcr is~prrparcf O. 10 90 EorE inuhr uns Of
Il MOVING RAISING AM STRENGTHENING
BUILDINGS IN THE CITY Isl NEIGHRORING
COUNTRY.
Apply hrough The Pest ONE. or az hrs ~rerIfeuar On
Exchange street. betueeu Third ard FOURTH. nesr she
Blvuu- fmarls-6msI p HRAuT.
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G. .IgssEEer. ODt5c3aH
MANUFACTURER OF A EVIL INVENTED
IMPROVED SPECTACLE.
~ -DEALER NJ 3R
CLOtKS WATCHES AND JEWCIBI,
3AI Main street.


M MP II Z -, TIE N NJ.
OLD FRAMA with Ghssrs % suit ne Eyes
Chefs. 49,, JewelrY. ctr, oarcfulfv rppaired
and warreutcd.
Every spectacle viii be socurateiy adiusei lo the eye
81 as % enable the wearer % pursue the mnst minute en-
pioymcut. either BY day or camlehrhL. with perfect euse
and satisfaction. without occasionIug that sense OF weak
ness or t1tiEue q the orgau Eencraly complained Of
Numerous Complaints 90 persons t1rough she uuuuuy
pretending o. be my AEenrs, render be- necessary tharl
Should caution the public agaIust such veniers, and pro
tecf my reputation. { have mn Agents, mr. Wlll Lsunsr
my Spectaclcs tn be slld By persons having no knuWleige
Of the eve ne 81 my personal experience I'm connection
with thrse superior Glasses that reuier such universal
satisfaction
All oTicrs reccired hy mail VII DO personally attended
o. Fersous wishing o. order Spcctacies should send IN
their usmes and Pest Once . VIII send a CircuiaIar
yivIuE The parriCuiars about d~irectious. list Of uricrs. and
thr manner % their construction.
mnI-.-n...-Lr
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eTA private letter from a gentleman Of
Cineinnati, dated MarssHlss, February 10,
says;
Things in France begin 10 look Warike.
Ten thousand Bags Of -four started this morn
ing for Italy from this place.
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IS KING

To arrive BY 25th March or LIST of April next.
O000 BUSHELS pure and genuine Meyicsn C,f-
%UUO On seed. 1000 bushels raised bv rai w..
Preston, TIE other 900 by Col Thomas b Krmpa. t-rr
Of the Parish of lrusas, opposite Petit Gulf. they t4fa
good cared nelr sect and are 1--WE as neat planters a
genuine.
REFEEENCEs@ j selden, Gayoaa SAVING r,.ftu-
ton Wm- J. WyunI Center Mills; Niles owen Nj,
street; n u Merrli, ooruer Of Monroe street ana F-1uf
Row nr. A. p Merrill.
Prce 81 per hushel- Apply early.
marie-im FOwLKEs s. co.
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GREAT UNRESERIED AUCTION SALE
Valuable City Property.
THE undersigned viii eel
4 AT AUCTION,
On Tuesday, April E2th.

n NNN NAErr AAaAuHN OF
FiaGsabEc BuIdiIIg Lots,
On HIn-s sundivilan al Braiford rract. boafed upon
Alabama. Mosly and ISL street. Wuchesfer and jones
AVeuue-. n1he-an street. Bradford street and Lrath
Avenue. rHmrrIsIrg ane 81 Che most desirable lots iu
fhecry. Also.
AZ the same nmr Ipan che premises-
n New Dwelling Houses.
This larze sale ~ Property VIII give o~pportulfcs t1
our cItzrns Co obtain resideuces at a very small sutay of
cash.
VI B. FFr.us huFlu- property tu tEe immediate uri-h-
h,rharH. can have the same aiiod o. mas catalogue urevi-
Gus o. the sale. Descriptive balls gltlug sire and exact
Izatiou % ue DOES wiz he p~uolshed iu q Few lays
GEORGE WANNA.
mari6-Iw Rraf Estate Au1tianegr. $40 Main-st
Change Of Firm.
TTWF uuIereimeI having sNl ont hs interest Iu The
i Fiofhiu- Hmiuess 10 h kAtFNAN a Cu-. ant
being hrsir1us Of cksiur up the euks af the late drm,
taxes this msthrf af iuf1rmin- thsse iudchfrd O. him..
either hy rafe ar hsk aocsuut, o. camc forward aui set
lie immeilatsly. a. nrrthrr Indulgence cannot BE- given.
uarts-ew A. KAUFMAN.
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THls AssrIaiuan ulu meet IN rr-uiar ---lau ri
i saturday nezt ATS p. - = fuT sffrHfaia- BE-
requested a. business OF lmpurtsurr VIII Do rlsusarfFf
b. order o. ne President
mars-9s A. RICE S.m
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The BANKS OF THE UNITED SrArEs.-A
report Just made Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury at Washington, gives statistics Of banks,
comprising pretty much, an Of those institu-
tons in the United States. The humber Of
banks in 1851 were LAO in 1858. i,422 In
1859, lao. The whole capital is 40l millions
in 1889 against $40 millions in 1881. The specie
is I04 millions in 1859 against IS millions in
1851. The loans and discounts in 1859 are 655
millions against 6S4 millions in 1881. The CIR
~eulation IS 1913 millions in 1859 against 2l4mf-
Hons in 1851. The capital in New York is
represented at SlO0,2S5, $50 in Massachusetts,,
SOL ,slsS25; in Pennsylysnia, S2i ,565yse5 in
Louisiana, S2~f.215,6s4, etc.
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WASHINGTON, Marcel l6.-The Uaion, Of
this morning, in an authoritive article on our
Mexican and Central Americsn relations, saws
there is not the least reason to believe from any
thing yet transpired, that either the French or
English Government meditates anv interference
in the political concerns Of Mexico. and il Is
known that Captain Turner, the American
commanding officer, has entered into an ar
raugement with the French and British com
mandeTs that the naval officers Of the nations
shall act together, should such action be nee
essary TO afford protection 10 their respective
citizens. II appears further that our Govern
meHt does no take the ground that the Monroe
doctrine prccludes any European nation from
going into a war with Mexico. whatever cause
might exist. II maintains ard means 70 take
care that the Spanish American States shan
no. again be reduced 10 European dominion, but
does not mliutain that those States nav con-
nit just such wrongs as they please against
European powers, without being responsible to
those powers for their torturous acts. Spain
has declared that It has not the remotest idea
Of attempting 10 resubjugate Mexico. The
United States has no objection to one canal or
twenty, in Central America. There is one
question under the Monroe doctrine that thew
mean to make good, which is, that the contracts
already made and existing with the citizens
shall not be violated, and that such canals,
when made. shall Be equally free and omen 10
an Commercial nations, and shall not Be con
trolled By any one power, especially any Euro
peau power. Our Government Is officially as
sured that England is not pursuing a torturous
or dishonest course in Nicaragua The British
Government processes fairness, and ours is not
at liberty to doubt their honor. OF the treaties
they mediate with the Government Of Near
aqua, one is for the regulation Of the transit
route and another Tor the abandonment Of the
Mosquito proteetorate. The general principles
have been Submitted to the Government Of the
United States and approved By IT,
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ln-hse Che maney oour address for The ricksts erier-
ed au receipt of which they WILDE forwarded by the first
nail Purchasers can have nckets rudIHs in any dgue
rhrV nav desienHfe-
TIE lst % drawn numbers and primes VIII De sent %
purchasers immediately after me drawiuE.
Purchasers VIII please write their slEuffures PLAIN. and
grv nefr Post once. County and state
Remember th1t every Prize b. drauu snd psgabie
lu fuiI Nlfh0uf daiuruuu
~ An Prizes 1f 81 600 and under prid Immediately
after the trawlu--'hrr prizes AZ thr usual time %
thirty DAYS
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The adams E1Press company,
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.

The Adams Express Company,
Whereby money fur Takefs, iu sums Of Ten Dollars and
upwards. can be- sent as
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE.
fram any city ur town where hey have an oTre rbe
money auI order must b. inelued m a aG0VFRNurNr
Posi- OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE Or iha EEsress
Cmnanv cannot receive them
- accommodation strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Orders Tor Ticxrts ~ Certidcates. By Nail or Frrrsss
a he directed 90
WOOD, EDDY a CO.. Augusta. Geursia.
or. WOOD. EnpT s. CO., Atlanta. Georria-
or. WOOD. EDDY q CO.. Wilmington. n.lrws~a
- list 90 the numbers mat are drawn frr1 n.
wbeei. with the 1ulountof the prize that earh one Il e--
uued ta. wiz b. published After every dravine. IN m.
nlI1wuz plprrs Augusta. tfal Cousituudnaffsf. n
hie RaEiSter, Nasavi1eG azette, New York WeekIv Drv
Eek Richm1ud DIspateh. P~aulding Miss Carian.
aG~2t-iT-mariS
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OAKFORD's.
BEEBE'S.
LEARI'S,
GENNIN'S,
LONDON,
PARIS,
ALBERTS. and
prARCYrS SILK HATS.
AIn. evFrT variety o. Fraurh Frr UrI- r 9Uf tEe
most nsufi1ua We bsva Hrri ur Dies r.HHHsrmeuf
r~egFrilrss Of oeE auf trust ur dIarmIutfi1r ruhItr
viii trurc-air aur Efforts We uN'taIv invite an tn
call ami laak th0.u-b cur ezahIshuHHt-
TERMS
We have HtptrI strictly the Cash system knowing DO
o. he the auIv safe urIuripie in dnue business
- GIVE Us CALL. frh1-fm
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The Columbia Mirror INDUCES the feelings Of
its editor with a full n graphic account Of
q meeting which "the Opposition" attempted
70 hold in the good old county Of Maury, re-
Gently, for the purpose Of organizing for the
coming campaign. We honor the morality Of
our eotemPoray, while we cannot but condoie
with bis situation We commend the eonfes-
sion which he has made OF the condition Of
things in old Maury, and the Woeful predics-
msnt Of his party, TO all the editors Of the Op-
position who have witnessed similar-seenes in
their own yieinage.
We especially recommend our neighbor Of
ths BuHain 70 study the style Of his Maurv
brother, which, we think, Is sufficiently, fugu-
brous tooover the case It is a model in its
way, aud we could possibly suggest no amend
ment 70 it, unless our neighbor viii sean wen a
learned nursery rhyme, entitled the a last diving
gnoaHs and confessions ofpoor puss, . in which
the following lines viii strikes all afflicted Op-
position editors as being peculiarly sppropri-
ate:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-03-19
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The Burlington (IsWa) Siate Gaseifc relates
the following eolloquial incident. which oc-
CURED Il in that city a few days since, in which
the late Governor Grimes, now U. s. Senator
from Iowa, is made to "bear the expense =
DECIDEDLY PorsTED.-In telling the follow
ing good one-too good to be lost-at the ex-
pense Of Senator Grimes, We do not wish to be
considered as setting down aught an malice,
however, against the parsonage who, perhaps,
is even now o. route for Washington, to take
his seat IN that distinguished and most honor
able body, the United States Senate. But IS
we have said, a tale We VIII unfold-a tale
most pointed al the latter end.
HIS EXcellency, while IN eonvsrsation with
sundry gentlemen Of this city, was asked If he
intended to obey the summons he had received.
per telegraph, and repair to Washington :. Tie
reply was haracteristic-he would, but ehad
nothing to wear A gentleman at his elbow
suggested that be had Just received an entire
new suit from st. Louis, which had not vet
been opened; snd, bad he, the Senator, been
put in the shape OF a gentleman, he would loan
them 10 him. Al, said the Senator, but that
would not obviate the difficulty entirely, I have
no teefh. Thea, said another g~entleman, that
matter can be easily arranged Il you will do as
you should do when you get to Washington
keep your mouth shut.