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AAANa
WAsHrHoroS. Msy 26.-Rosss-Mr Ash.
more oarrd a resell ZION hat The serreant. al.
arms % Instructed % W. t1ii ne further
payment Of salary 70 surh msrbeIs a. havl
neglected or refused O. rfr1rf fnrir mileage Ia
he committee on mileage. Nr Ashmors said
forty or more members we're 'n rssta4 ID this
snbirrt, and nbtil msmbsn ~ report. Il IL in
pnssltit for Tie sefRean.-tl-1fns 70 balances
bic he cunt.
Mr.. Burnett saw no necessity Ter the pas
1age Of TIE resolution. n aoue members have
refused o. failed 10 report, O. eas because they
reported At the previous Cou-ress, and srs
Bon living AZ The sams pl~aces--fbs distancs
Travelled being The sane noE az thea.
Mr.. Ashmnre replied that the COMMITTEES en-
Mileage required nothing, the law demanded
Il. The chairman could not assume authority
In determining the distance Travelled. Il was
simply absurd.
Mr. Kankel thought Nc. Asamore required
what vas without precedent, aid which BY
law be bad no right 20 demand.
Mr. Ashmore said the distance travelled ID
soms eases was reduced, owing to railroad
improvements. u was impossible for the
committee on mileage 10 certify 70 the SER
geant-st-arma the correctness OF The accounts
unless members report 10 fhsm.
Ne. Montgomery thought TIE resolution pro-
posed 20 repeal the positive law fixing the
salary Of Congressmsn.
A number Of private bills were passed, when
the House adjourned.
&uale-- A communication was received
from he PosfmasteT-Ge % regard 10 the
late defslcation In the New York post Office,
stating that ne facts now known 10 the De-
psttmsnt were known Tor the first tims on the
lOfh 81 May. and there was no reason TO sup-
pose that any prior knowledge existed In The
Department.
On motion Of Mr. Biglsr, the bill relating 70
patents Gas tax n up-
On motion Of VI. Hale, the portion that no
appeal be had from the decision Of the con-
missioner was stricken oct.
% motion Of Nc. Hale, the appointment o.
a new board Of exaninsrs-in-ehisf was trans
ferred from the commissioner to the President
Of The United States. bY and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate.
The 90 WIS read a third fine and passed.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken up
AZ or f1nhsT amendments had been agreed
10, the bin was road The third time and passed.
On mo'ion n Mr.. Hunter, tie post Office
appropriation bl was taken up. when the
Senate Adjourned.
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IUnen noUeLA., sPERrn

We have read the speech Of lodge Douo-
Las, in rsplvto Senator DAVIS, saws TIE Lynch.
burg RepSbheasB and can confirm the univsr-
sal testimony borne b. eli who heard st, 10 il
Fl qgsnes and nobility Il Is TIE nest pow.
srfu' speech whi-h has been delivered in th'
S-nats since the days Of Clay and CALHOUN.
Arailrosd train precipitstsd at the rate ol
forty miles IN hour against the biggest roek
10 the Blue Ridge. elulin int produce a more
complete "smash-up7 than DoUsLss makes
Of congressional Intervention and Ell its ad-
voeatas aBd apologists. DAVIS speech is e.
oquent and able as everything is which ems
mates from that great nan, bat It will utterly
fail to convince The country that the South
ought Ct this late day to change its position,
and revive a question which has long been
settled By the aid and assent o. the Demo-
cratic party ard The entire South. We viii
DO Senator DAVIS, however, The justice to ssy
that be has been consistent IN bis course OF op-
position to nnn-intsrVentinn, bsing always its
opponent. But We cannot say as much Cor
zone others, VITO are now shifting their posi-
ton FOR political purposes.
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ueu0LAs BEnsystRATION as

nv a804
Thers was a rousi1g meeting Of the penoe-
raey Of New York, At the Cooper Ins.itGts, o.
Tuesday night last. Spsschss were delivered
~ Ho-. FsAScrs B. CUTTEEss o. New York
Gen. Rs-rHARDsoS, OF nunois bon. f. n.
WA--rssos and sx-GoysrnoE FooTE,o Of Ten
nssses Hon. JoHS A. LooAs. ot Minols and
s.hsrs-
Resolutions were offered By Mr.. JANss A.
McMAsTERs, and uns1lnousiy adopted, warm
u iadorsing The vote Of the New York dele
gs'es At Charleston for Judse DoVoLAs
resolutions were passed indOrslng The plat
form adopted at ChaFleston-sxPrsssing re-
grst at he course 81 the seeedsrs, and also
pl.dging ihe vote Of New Fork, 10 November
asxt. to DorsLAs.
he New Yrk EEpreIs, an opposition pa
DR., saw he demonstration IN that city Tues
day night was significant in Numbers in the
opinions put forth, IL position, (the great city
% New York; and in energy and determines
ton. The substance 4 the o~rstions vas
hat the Cineihhsa platform % 1856 must
Be the platform Of Is50,--unchsngsd and IN
chaocssbls. as Democracy is 70 Be consistent.
That tie platform Is slrssdY made, and is
not % be Ts-nsds to suit rival candidates, or
disunionists.
That Douglas having received a majority Of
all The votes Of the electors (aslega.es) seeor-
ding to democratic usage, ether candidates
oagbt to Be drawn Of and be alone ought TO be
nominated.
That the secession movement Of the South
NkSerT & c. is only a DisvEIOS movement,
AMI that The plan is 70 maze a neW Pla Z 'rn
20 irsw OF srough Democrats to turn overths
government to the Observation-Disclosures
and that they bsiag Successful, the CT viii Be
raised. il is . government We must not submit
70, and the Union must be dissolved. (TIis
vas especially easrged)
That NeE York riiy is Union city, and
that IL is her prsrogstivs and du'y to maintain
tie integrity and unit, OF the Democratic
party, ana that the only way Is to sand BY
Cd principles and old platforms, and not in
s~srpoists VsKatious nss cnss.
The pnHaE Of Mr.. LINCOLN in the Unite
States Ssnsts bT Mr.. B~ExJA4rS. Of Louisiana.
seems 20 lend ssnetion to some Of these VisEs
There Is bit very little Doubt that the u~ltrsisis
0f,ht south w0gld rei7'es as much in the cleo
tor GIL NooLN, As The ~ui'raists Of The Norh,
FER then. TIE disuulon crv cauld Be made
svaiisble in the cotton S-st-s OF the s luth.
The t~rnse1ry o. this DcUsLAs meeting 10
civ was 70 form a great Union party %
TIE Dsnoeratie party, in case The Secession
ists o The South pushed matters to extremes
a. B Fillmore, OF Richmoni, AMI 20 make Of tie
Ricbnand eo1rsatian, another Hartford con
v-ntiou, or Nashville convention. THIS Uew
Of fhinrs. Of course. is likely to strsng hen
DoreLAs' position, sR1 to rally around Union
Democrats both North ind S0uth.
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The New York Times pu5H-bss the follow
ing ~ the dispatch sent from Charleston "
GenFge n. Sanders to ne President.
CHARLEsToE, May 17.-Slideli and Bright
are here trying to break Up the government
The occasion nav arrive today for YOU 10 aef.
Northern delegates, vii the exception OF a
few from Psnnsylyanis. New Jersey, Massa.
chnSstts, Oregon and CaIfornia. in eoseert
VITA hair OF the delegates from Aisbsns. two
Flo.ids. i've Tennessee, baif K-ntuekv, baIf
NoIts Carolina, half Marrisnd, half Missouri.
? fe vfrom Geo gia and Arkansas. agreed 10
the following addition 70 the Cincinnati Mat
form, which viii be offered this morninr a. an
amendment 10 The slave code nrogramme Of he
majority. Here Was inserted the minority
plstform- he embodiment will receive o. :
hundred and seFsniy-fve to ninety votes.
Alabama Mississippi, and Louisiana. will
probably withdraw from the convention.
Douglas viii thea receive a decided msioritv
o nthe frst ballot, and on second or sbird viii
approximate 70 fwo-thifds. L e. believed hst
the collectors Of Boston, Philadelphia, AID New
Oris IS VII make factions oppcs ton. buf the
Douglas majority viii nat Be- iniimidatsS bv
any hing that TIE minority can d.. And I
hope that there VIII Be patriotism ennueb ieft
IN the country tobe brou TT 70 bear on the fac
uoua minority 70 prevent sny departure from
that excellent two-ihirds rule hvihe majority
rely On youF patriotism ana v6ur r-n.-osity
Douglss' example At Cincinnati, By which
alone yon could have been nominated. shcu d
be followed BY every competitor. Ssnf FOR
Douglas as snon a. the telegrsrh announced 40
von thai De- has a decided majority OF ~ ros.
v~en'ior, sn4 0fsr BIN Yur support. and an
will BE- we'll. You cannot aHardio he ne last
President Of the United States. Il Friend that
has never deceived you, however oftenhe nav
have gone IN opposition 70 your Vi So ana
wishes, g. n SANDERS.
President Rarhaaan. Wssha-s.n.
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ID Vlf 80 q . len. nT ne rescrFff ferrrun. Z wrT
y en- n0NnAN, 1uNE 8fI neEi. tstTeea ~
sarrf o. ioand o. uetcE A. > e. a. AraHia. So 8
rlian urssl. proved tn-al allr1 l-atfH. o. ~ fIsfe.r
si1d-r. q ra-h. huiA O. and o. tlrf u. In o. f5gn
a1e conveyed b mgs-if g. TARA H.af We n W.
lsrT Haci. o. teri ~ Iula Al tsss nv rf rer,s4
o. rfflrer-anca az Sheatr cruntr y Tea - asrra
- I'D ca userri1 saa Lar1z urcd waves I'D
r rEhte rffFrs-r e. uhreir herasr
lste. JOIN nu.f1rN
&c lAllA a son. AuclialFfrE Urlf-ur
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TRUST SALE.

ny virtue ~ a a-af no trust fafrd 3lst Nay. rs Q.
% fr1nted b ue lF r. Wlitr Hr-ra1n. fo srcura
ac-ftsia de1t hrreiu sprcidH1. @ wt1 rrlcetd OBJ saT.
arca.h. tofha hiEresttltisr. I'm fnut % ne cree II
"a. uarua. Esq-. lu rtrrivo f Aeurtls onthe l1h dsF
% JrHe. ESQ ullu e'ciu IA. ~. me i7alwIuEr raprr-
w via. Hfr nfuEat a poirt on Ha ease side 90 Caussr
street. IS fert suth uf Bulsr lIrrl 100 81 BIS u
are fraet. fhrucr aulhs1rl Win mn east sIra Of
aaue 81 line fa5 feet theuce nuuhuar5 O. sea. rherca
rrsrrsrd ttd ret o. TIE beurnpE psrt % tioczSs
1uIer 8 div ll.
ne rfis is roct. Bat r viii sen o1v g. tr1-t-s
srruis ne atcVe uof scI frr guMcsnr OIL satisfy tnaaaf
frtf. IuiI althf sane tine aud uI1cr HHI D aa srrrrr
f fhe stlck Of he Arurts huHtHg tEd Laau Aaa-
covered ~ he said Wlihefsnn as cd rtarai
fmvllfu1 q r GETrrrNg
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10 u1re han l4ry -ears haVr sfed r~1alu1lei anl
n uurirairt-r1 afUhsralilus menus IuIaflHna
ahd caun erteus-N- heir auuic s-f t--Iy valuable me-
diclual prupsrurs fu 80 casrs d r1u1 ANS Qaulscfel
aifh the sians.t ortae Nervors system al veil as for
f1rlr Ealsrsi lsrfl ness AZ a mot aErerr1s sriuuHlf
ll ideIr variacs pleasant sTrla Cess D. accr1lnre
uitl ne trsuuanaH of lrcicai aer ties in Euupe,
fhfv ln-e us here reel prrl1rlra arl HfaHaE ulrHl,
hv en- who have triad heu. o. Hs TlE hE-r SIT
rEES EYEG INTRODUCED and re- Q candiruryf Dc
fhz- il-y suf maIlfsiE tler regru-l1 ln tlelr 1En
uuarruaa~ea merits.
Fr ssIs hr mastar te pr1mil pc q u-s-s ard DruE-
essi. ans. lh a uberf dsoel1l f1 me frafe.bv ths
sarnt & ms gr..
mvlGan ~. 60 Frur suFeL. Nes YORK.
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MAHRFEn-

A. re residence o;ust tribes f1'h-r. Ia rpsas e,ua-
O. ou ue eFeulns % msy "a By Rev. ,. Rroots.P
p, n. JoHSE MATHEW Of Pamela comfy. 10 siss
Asr J., you gestdiuratsr o. CO. mo, Hzasr.
Afmlhis Christian Advocate please copy.
10 Hrrpc-t ~ zen sanlaytbe 2 4 i7zt. ~ ne Nv.
NJ. Hriar @ CsviuEou. Ky-s Nss N,o. PA
THEA, q Ne7rrt Ky..aN ~ FHssK A.. vissox. a
the aFn Or yinsn A "a Ehusu, n mphir. r.b
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Trust sale.
uursuance % . d--i % trusf exrcuted January g..
L 1859, ~ one Gesrre Wilsrn fu- tne ben-dt OF jams
s. Huinan, and rec-rted in The naua-r's un % sbel-
~ c1-uiy. ganufry IS. 1850 z. George n. WuIlai.. on
fCE~DAN. The bthoay . Jane uert wIu pro ED o. reT
o. tee D ghesf bidder for cash. a. fhe aurfisn ro1rs 10
A.. G. Cayce a son. s large Do Of Househuld F~urui.u-s
lrarlv new A. described sat s@f f1rth Dr. me aforesaid
te.1 = uust- eE0EsE ". HrDNsLl.
myl5 IDS u.-sr
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fTtHE PUBLIC ere herebs warned uaf " trris or
A eiiherof ny two uolet given June 2Qih. 1893. pay
SHE % tde Crder 90 At BlafemoTe. rar1 fr the sun
Of tniucFn hruiref and drF f1na~s- dre uur e. rrsiv-
nnalfha tne o-her 1f treufV-ftar m1nI1r aner tsfe, aud
drarifE intsrass from fsfn he c1sirsct lnrrt 81 sad
rrtes we're gwen ns r hara c1mru-i Wit1,I Ttl uaf pay
ticm cuiy a. the rnd % TIE isw.
HART p. JaNEs.
MEsFHrs. NJ aisL 1870. ny1t 2--
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WEST, COCHRAN * CO..
General Commission Forwarding


Na. N Front Row, over Todd & Goysr,
HEMPaf5.
nARFICrLAE auenlil rlren b ne sale ~ par
n taa o. Cerar. radac-1, F'lur. FafE. rsc'1. Lard
Whest. Cora, e. nb-ra cs-h tiFlnc usde 81 COO
sirrn-rfs q cur iriuuts 30 New ORLEANS -rl So Lc1is.
RErFaEscFs.-F- !. nrVie, Nrurtia reln.s Gfr-
en Esfis a CO 40 Wtts, Gisea a. c.. Fsducih.
y n p. DlTle, CfarEsraisi rrul-f uarfiuE. alren
a Co.. q Lgui Rar.cu &G4n e. Paris. Tenn.
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lIN
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aoarn

We barn frcm Teisbl. suihority Inst .
msetiag was held At New Market in Madison
eoun'y, Ala, a fsE DAYS ago, st which The
Prseiiesl questions Of TIE day were discussed
o. two able champions Of she national Demae-
raeY ana the s-cedins sshool. At TIE eODelu-
sion Of the debate, he vote was taken, wien
one hua red and fHty-alns voted for Dore-
Las, and one arsi-s hi-
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THE FIRu D J0uN G. a O. BaEER 8EING Dis
4 a1raf tr the tssf1 % Az IaEu ID. HaEHr. Ue a.
surTfVlur partEers
T1s safe ui Hrerfs Btters" wiz b arlel on sz-
cus4ve b. Hr. A. Fanke. 5rs 'ur aC1uur af uhauI DO
nav c n-eru.
New TefE A1-I5s 1850 JOHN B0EER,
--.-- Il
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= 2 Livingston, " r-o a.. ne frsrefrr.
has syst nefunnei % EHgians. from Africa.
br nziuE with h-r lfut lsnrhfer. barp soDe.
" 80 in Zsmhssf ahaut eight hsnsrsS niles
r p : eoss', and whsFs Dr. LFiugslons Is
Passi1g tbs sssssn.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
Az WHALING aszE FoH
GONORRHEA.
aud all Diseases OF the Urinary Orpsus

aL1 u INV NNAM0NN ANAMMl
'IhHle reue1T cares uheu Al eEsr rreua-atIrns faI.
Il u Is entirely unlike every other r1mpuuui-ocu-
uininE 10 hiaera Poison or Na1seors Drur. - f {.
Frpa1et solely Ell Rnota RaFks and Leaves. sudha.
teen hsn1el town, rrum one Erneraiaon 10 another. hv
ne I1eroEea ln1in1s. IT. is uffref GO re uuhf-- % h.
eFu intrlnsic uefia- Mpsrf1ras u.s. dufy quierIv snd
tnorolGniJ- ne uafcrtuHate. OF either sex uHu Be- re-
. By Esius mis- remedy, inztead o. pl1ciur ther-sfres
az ne merry 20 soue Qa1ct or Professor. This rrusrfs
rrikes ~ me ret Of ne disease ia Tendency is "a
slnpJ = susrent ne poisJa- tut . reu0Fe he csuse 90
Helch = fepcuZ Pull direuicls. in uamrfl-t form
eNaml4ny each bottle. The speedy and psrnlaneut re-
lei adlrld y ths re1nety. o. 81 eases d aonnrrhra.
GAP eirei Gravel, SrriGure1 F1ar A1bU-. OWnife-
IN fcuaiel and al diseases of te Crlnar Orgsns. "a
1tdulsnei TIE NEST -cieltilc men 81 N see. mH
temeaJ Dot ony erafica 81 al poses tum Tie system,
bltnFlE112iea N INST aescafe Consolidation.
IN EEs 1- af-lt The breath. or frfsrfers win
trT aEa % business, o. require say dss-auou from ne
uslal diff.
4. I rsguire1 no azisaace f-um slhsr mefsina.
- And what enhances rs raiue, g. ne entire a.
sense 81 81 nauseou- tasts. Being . pleasant anl DELI
et11s srup. Prizes s3oo Per bcn1s.
I'll HERWTN.
Soc Proprietar. 81. Lsuis. NJ.
-. SID IN Aenpais - czanfier 3 Co., md AZ
1rucgts-s eFerysAsr1.
sno EriEht = Go Nrv orisuus rhnlslsis sgsav
~ ne . M a=aalsNHH
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1903 - % uffur-s toe rfcrntsnary ~
siis p-srs's birth, and n. preparations have
BE- -nr ava meeting which is t. Be held 10
give edit 70 that great event
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YOUNG & X,
tssees-ors to v. 2. sizanss = coAl .
Under add FeHOiUS Kan.
BOOK AND STATIONERY BuSINESS
JOIN z.

AZ ne Above place. Keep constantly % hand q large
sui veil seisler assrrlsrt af Box aut SzfianerY 20
H1fh 90 d wt- prrHrria raftrufr1- Oar Festivities are
suea thr gean surpg ~ tas lais = al
a. Iced. uviNia
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& McCLELLAND,
~ D

W. rave dispnset q oar rufire siacE u BOOKS
~ AID ~srArlOSERT % Messrs. YOUNG a gra
III city VS. uti cIu-inne The tusrn-sa ashsrst-
ire undrr cod FciCvsfHaL ln reiirinr non sr.f-
@ WetsEe lbs oc si1u % reluru agr sinca-a fh snts
% lfEf = n1er ~ or irirlis wa have favored "a
STA tnrir pltrun 80, and Taxa treat piess1rs in r-erm-
me llng eur rucce-urs a. ina corrrl bulr~ss nan.
ard saicl inr thrm "a ndn1-nceo OF De Fvorr1fhs-
ally hesiaUed On A. w.. STANCE a Co
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DR. BILLINGS
C0T'1sstNGttCe Strip.
Truth Is Mighty and WIN Prevails

nHOustNDs can airti re faUe a Hif t-usisa.
II when hey hf arolni md 80 ne hspsr naer y
tteir fauliy. frienfs aui naFrue1 In he enl IN nc 20
hfa a vho have BEEN saFsd from = rrsmalure rrare
uY the tmey ussnf Uis inFalu % = medicIue.
~choLthAi thst clurE-fhat curss ~ M Mala-
firpi vale tas lost H. dTesdf pIkRaHEAf ~ IL
deniiitafinr irilf-ae 81 te past. FluLl one %
ne mei inftilsut diseases ~ ne hunan system q
cyrr-la., Hrd al irregularities o. ne bowels are re-
novel ty 10 use o Dr. Bilug's sirup.
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CtrH Engineer and Surveyor.
MILL promptly arenf b sarveyin=. saeiiri4ng
" Laun iufo ofs. nrluinr fr M-aareu-n. q lf
kinds seconded 20. Cm-r, Ne -. usin street. Wfl
San a Hauson. over Nsrsdsld a O5s nrrs store.
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The Excelsior Pumps.

nrT rlFrfIrs al cher Fuup1 n ~ ~ chearreUs
~ frrafurr. ard Fluri city IN Hc r1rrrlcl
ne stove Pumr csa b. seen ar testef By 80 lclflon
D. 1e1rrr soy. ne a1rlt. On Llrifr 1rret. nlar ne
Nv ErunaT's % Atans, east o rsurh street.
wr1l-oma
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straYed OF Stolen

E'knA mg premises, Nrest HetreaE au HON
Il LsEe w1d. tu1 uiie- s1nrn lf Mamnhis lr
Sun arutrcE Aar0 e. SLACK H1EEE Steer 60
OF slEfaru la-a- hgg, ri rrarsoIf. aIzlr aulfTr marka.
has a lrre piuce on his uEur shnult a-, SHEA be- en- b.
cs.fiy tl~arlnd 3 Iwtl Uv- 50 lr bic recirarr.
" any lutHrmstan tnar uar ICED o. bis rrcHrrry
r G. IaCuEL. Forrest Ee--Psf,
ul.l-Is ul-n Ll.a ~.
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THE AIT % stvTgG-BenjFni mil Fraaklin,
~ his writings tells ~ that "P1or Richard
d CLEARED an ounce OF prevention was worth a
pound 81 cure" aHd the dear, good old man
wss righ'. He, Poor Richard, would insist
upon mending everything az som ~ e was
broken, and thereby saved much trouble and
loss rom enlargement Of the Injury. One day
3 witty woman said o. a venerable Quaker,
notrsi for bic strenuous adherence 70 the prin-
pies of " Poor Richard -
"fou are always Tor mnnding and patching.
and vet in spite Of Tour doctrine, hat a stitch
10 time saves nins' tn lay you something
pretty thar a rent or a hole will wear twice a.
loag - a patch"
Even 90, ny good damf,n replied the Qua
krr, bat men with patches viii wear
trrice as long as Nth rents or holes"
What " ND Pior Richard or BENJAMIN
Frsnkiinhav said II Spauliing's prepared glue
had been DO existence during their time? L
Is certainly the greatest economiser ever in
troiured % the public, and its remarkable t.
nacfy makes it q reliable method Of saring.
II You nave a broken lo~oking-glass, beistesd,
table, chair, basket. mould ng, or IN fact snv
article % ornament or Or use that Il E would
adhere 70 At al, ihis new preparation will re-
] dn he broken p1rs firmly. forever. Il is
contained in neat little bottles, free from
smell, and alEsys ready for imnediats use.
AW0ng AZ the thousands Of IAN lies who take
the Pictorial, there is Mt a single ore who
dos not ~ this moment sand IN need 81 =
bottle ~ Spsuiding's prepared g'ue--Nsp
York Fdmuu Pictorial, Eagust. 1859.
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ESTATE AGENCY.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
q PROTIYE

AMONEEE & PROVETE
lave asoistei fhsmVeires for The purpose OF foiuz
II q Neal Estate Agsuy b1lurss in ne CRY ~ Meu-
IBIS. TheF ~ M af e. ageas IN ne rent lL sale ana
purchase u Rsal Estate 1.this cisT, a. vel assrr ne
sale anf p1rchase m iands lu ne ssttes o. T-unssser
Miss sip1i Arkgrs-E. Lraisa1a. er-
0FFIcE-No- "a Eain street. aemrhis. rpuu. 10
ne omce hereilflra cUuriet tT n. Provine. Orr
% ne plrtnes has an extensive eEperi-ucr 10 uhs
ruslness, having been engaged ta ne sane mlrs .nan
Ten Tcars.
Thsy new have on bail Or sale o large sn5-uf %
properiy in Memphis All b. vicinity. b which public
sl1ruiidn o. invited. m-Err
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firm A0btrtisrmrnts.
For RenC,
&EFHMPR.

Two ooiniertahe iva Eery Dselilurs. ~ Prsm-uss
L arrrt forth hemphis, cur-nient o. hrsfar.s--
pirasanry 1cale1. IL NuRpuv
urs1-lm -
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F%RANCIsC0 s 90.
Fer NGEe.

TWO HOUSE AND LOTS
SuffAbLE fr small ftmlIss. tnI
Flitatrd OF Dan a1 street, ID -rcrt fls-
iI uncs of le Ct1rissrul DelaL Terms
- rui er lsie lteral trdraT. 10 a~p1I-L
cafill o. Unis u11-
A. l-ata a4 a haa scrss IN ihs Anriin su1liFisI-n.
hea1uflly situatel Cor urIgats resiifures. For our frr
9arucl' are. aPp-y % ts prep ie1on sf Ie Ap5ssf.
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kassas esryus AID take bis child from hsri
/ which she had suecssdsd in getting bold q on
Der arrival 90 the city. When I found nat !
eou'd not get the requiIition, and hat H. y
xerr T7iug to isrs the little babe IRON her
mother again, I teok he child and ercughs =
hons with me. leaving the hsaribroken and
robbed motbsrf bsrs to pr~osss1ts . tfeasesfaas
husband and bic eoneubins. >
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Railroad stock wanted.

WAsrED MEMPHIS ASD CHARLESTON ssu.
~ rad SLY. ani hissEEippl and Tfdlraasa nail
raei So H. ne highest es.h pricrs sIli - paHd a,
ne ~ G1yoso saviuss iasutEtuns Hziiol Ars-t.
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RleHnosn CosrEsrror . slcr1ovAL Ia

RICHMOND C~oSVESrIoS A SECTIONAL Cox
vENTiOs-Mr. Yanesy. in the course Of bis
speech, recently delivered at Montgomery,
ssil:
TIE ssesdsrs hnaily sdiouraed, after ad-
vising the call Of a convention TO meet In
t~ichmond. Virginia, ca the Iith OF June.
The Democracy 10 al The States who indnrse
TIE principles o. the major " platforms arr
called upon 70 bold safe conventions and send
delegates TO the Richmond convention, 70 con-
suit uPon ths state Of the country.
Mr.. Rhstt. in 2 letter dated Charleston, Nav
l0lh, says:
l. not the Richmond convention a national
party convention? answer, mol A national
party convention is The convention OF a party
which ls based on national principles iha' is,
principles common TO an portions o. The United
States. The Richmond convention is not sueu
a convention. II is a sectional convention,
and this is the "sactional' concern that ex-
poets % deceive national Democrats inso its
support 2
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HOusE On Uuioa street.. n5-h sc. s.aui are do1u
II east % the kfliza. Passesio1 given June ist-
my26-iT x HEHHIMAN-
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SORTED NUMER0 637 0RDINARI0.
OaPdta1Rr1ES o
Prze q --.---siucol s. Frizss of ....... LooC
Prize O ---.... 5000 8 Priis. st.. 500
Z Prize Of .-.-..... Dep Iag Prirss o. 49,. 900
Z Prize of......... Gs.Qui % Arg-1rfmrHr7r $50
Z Ep-Po1imalous h ne sIo0 o0 % $50. esah: 4 81
$50 d $50 oa0f Aof 40 h. em0c1s az 400 L, 49,
c1- aef sno & $1,000. '
y Woe ricssts soi Hsiges sl0; oaarters Is.
frEI Isled u aEntas6 per cent 1aount.
haae ne Nasivina cU tsnks taxa a. ear.
Adams En p n-vl1efas san = the raufbs
ameT EuraI.
O1umuri1tl1us alur1.e4 t1 n1N E0~narGrFs. fcrrp
q ns CITY Pea. ChErlestcn. s. C.l aatfI tha - 1f
I--e 49, mF1 t-rf
Insure Your Negroes.
THE B1cf Cly InEnrsucr C.nnaa1 b arrr "a %
L ne lives % SeFres a. ne gE-i souhrra rst-s.
AFlI o. EW EIEfSsuN.
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