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At Jacksonville, on the Tennessee River, a close
connection is made with fine Daily Line Of Steam
ers, to ST. Louis. They viii receive the Cotton and
pay all accrued charges to that point, ard trans
port It to st. Louis, giving through bill OF ladng %
kew York. At at. LOUIS the Cotton is transferred
by the bOafs TO Broad Gsgue Mississippi and Ohio
River RallrOad, free Of DTsyage, and by them Is
carried 10 New YORK without change OF cars. IL
shippers prefer the route by way OF Louisville, the
Agents OF the different Through Freight l4iT es 10
New Ork, will receive it at Nashville and forward
il ell the way by Rail, paying accrued charges
v thOat extra eIpense- The Nashville q LOUIS
vile, and the Nashville 4 Chattanooga Roads being
connected, Cotton shipped by way Of Jacksonville
will not change cars at Nashville
Rates from Johnsonvil to New York. Sc per bale
from Nashville (sll Raid, $40 30. las we are ady-
sed) Parties desiring 70 re-shp at Nashville, in
stead OF JohnsOnvilie can have option Of shipping
by Steamboat to Cincinnati the Cumberland Ry
eF being 10 fine boating order" at low rates Of
Frsighi, not exceeding 50 per bale to Cincinnati,
and nom that point over three different lines Of
Railroad, at IS per bale Cotton by either route
can be laid down in New York from Eufzula, Mont
gcnery, Columbus or West Point, in II days.
Shippers must ccnslgn 10 Steamboat Agent ri
JOhnsoHFlle, aud 10 Agents OF Through Lines, or a
Commission Merchant at Nashville Government
permits must accompany each bill Of lading.
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SOFT
We are also Agents for the we'll known
HOWE MACHINE,
Elias Howe, Dr., Inventor s. Pa,en,ee,

Il is unequaned as a Manufacturing
Machine, and its reputation thoroughly
established.
The HOWE SEWING MACHINES
are celebrated for doing the BRST work,
using much smaller needle for the
same thread than any other Machine.
These Machines are made at the
new and spacious Factory at Bridge
port, Conn, under the immediate su-
pervisiOn ofthe President Of the Com
pauy, ELIAS HOWE, Jr. the original
inventor Of the Sewing Machine
Duplicate parts Of Machines con
stsntly OF hand
Machinery repaired and satisfaction
guaranteed
RgLiberal Inducements offered 70
Agents.
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Millinery Goods.

Stvinr permanent buyer in the Eastern
Market, we replenish our Stick daily
during the season. by Express. and
shaii be able, SO ell times, 10
supply the trade with the
latest and choicest
efvifs Of
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JOSEPH elliott 4 SONS,
81 JOHN street, New York.
HENRY OWEN, Sole Agent. [sept2s SIN.
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Ne Great NaflnnaI Pannr

ui the day, for The American peopley-navoie8 n
Reconstrncaon, 1lsrif nutes, Tsxe.. state ard Na-
uousl holicies and Pc tick, UoynfpsT.a N-1rfse
ture, Aris 2 ienoe and The news Of the day.
n.l-Send Tor ID a. once. "a
PUNISHED weekly a 81 per wear m adysnee A
clubof ten or more, an ezra copy to ne .sffer NJ,
OF the Clah. Address American sfAqissnaN
Ofhce Is sd 81 ,Nasssu st., New York 49,
augs- 3f.i.4ftw
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Front Room, ever Cooke. MoOre a Co :.
General Intelligence Once,
GeneraI AdTerlislpg Agent
WHBRLER 4 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

s4thlk = the grest PANTY Sewing Machine of the
= world. II Is ttse most rapid o. all machines ia
- work, Il makes the double thread lock stiica.
MnAa vi POI ZIP nor rsFel Is D. almost noiseesS
gathers ~ he mos. hesutifu manner ltfsa
most oeauiIili piece Of furniture. Il is most SIN
pc IN ~ construction Il Eses no shuttle hut
sews ~ isat - acFlinder csn turn.
IL has universally carried OF the premium, ,.,rv
ever e has been csiled &c the test 81 rs Worlds
Far, London, TIE lndustnsl Exuosition. Al Psris
81 united susie ts7is ~ stsis FEirs a Meehan-
sonic Temple, Church t., SANE room With Dorrssp
Fenton. ". 6. WALKER, Agent
octT-lm
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Samaritan's Wash,

Is in case OF syphilis used IN conjunction with the
Root and Herb Juices Fall eirecaons. Price ms
cents.
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Notice TO Merchants and
Shippers.

NO RECEIPTS FOR GOODS FOR SHIPMENT
ever tie n. 4 C., ana n. n ~. Railroads
vii be ven by any zeent OF eek * re Garsnf
aer.ots and stat ons, unless every peckzas has
PLAN shipping Marks NeiEAr and contents q
each fh1E sRe nust also Be PLAINLY marked. ms
= necsssary for he agens 70 eiaaifF tha diHefeai
kinds Of goods. All seceipfs must &c u dupicEfe
the road retaining one- These rules Win Re sfrcfly
adhered % 4 H. EWING,
sensrsl Freight Agsni, n. 4 C. asd n. W.RR
Eaahyile, sept a, lsad.-aept2f-ln
6asslte, Press and Tines, Banner end pspzich
COPY one meath.
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Hosiery and Gloves

an endless variety.
NOTIONs..stap ETC.. very cheap.
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STREET attention paid % receiving and forwarding,
ana literal advances made on cons5gnments.
sep1-SIn.
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&c -5pecial attention gwen 70 the Purchase snd
Sale OF GOT ron and all kinds Of Produce
80 Goods forwarded with despatch.
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h. D. ROGERS JAS. n. LIZA. -"
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VIZ ANTBD -AGRNTs-For the Standard His
w tory OF the WRr, complete in one large royal
octave vol, OF over 100 pages. splenddly illus
ted with l27 portraits Of General and battle scenes
This is Just the book the people want and i pre-
ssnts q rare chance for Agents. Teacher, ladies,
energetic young men, and especially returned and
disabled Ofieers and Soldiers, wait Of profitable
employment. viii find Il particularly adapted TO
their condition. 6end for circulars and see our
terms. Address JONES, BROS Co., las West
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection DO
1907 s9COS .FigaTo d Gin whole and half boxes)
5QOOO Tycoon" DO
500 andrew Jackson Cigars.
10000 "Wg Wagn 10
50.O0O Star Of the West do (verv Gqsl
5000 Washington | DO
10000 ABSORBED Brands
30 BALI butts Poeshontas pounds bright Chew.
ing Tobacco
100 Caddies Strawberry quarters Tobscco.
&c "Msy Apple" DO
20 Butts Navy Do
100 Oaddies black tens, 40
sunny SIDE, sseet Owen and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing obaoco.
Zine Cut kilhk,unick Smoking tobacco, 10 pound
bales and " Weed in whole and half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for NJ Beck's
popular
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

Proposals for Fresh Beef.
OFTcE cHEr CoNMlssARY oF SUBSISTENCE,
MoEuK Ala. October on, 1855
- EALED Proposals, in dnpi cat. VII be re-
- ceiVed st his ofies until Ii o'clock A. NJ, on
Friday the 20,h day Of October 49, ; Ter furnishing
the troops m the State Of Alabama (exciusve Of the
Northern Military DISTRICT with
FIR ESH BEEF.
Of good and marketable Quality, ID such quanti.
ties and Al such times mar be required, during
the months Of November and December, 1855 and
January 1865.
The beef delivered TO be in equal proportion Of
70 and hind quarter meat (necks, shapEs and kid
ney tslioW being exeludtd) Tbs nCcks Of the cat
tie saughtege1 Tor bee 20 be of at the iourth
yertebra joint and q bres st trimmed down. The
shRnks OF fore q at ers TO cut of from two to
four inches above he knee joint, and Of bind aar
tiers nom ak to egh. inches above the gamorel or
The Tri5eipaI points of delivery are Mobile, Sci.
ma, Munteo merry. Demopolis and falsdega, Ala
Proposals 70 secure consideration, must be Of the
following iorm;
Place al business,
D1te 1855
9heiugdcrqaoi hoFhg agrees tor ogrrel 10 ctsriats
a ooBfIac based upoa ne a6oompaa u.sg advertisement
10 sippiu az the Fresh Bof r6lltFct ! = the United
states f1U0Ds saSnsd az Ire state Of Alasaa south OF
the Tennessee rucr for three go months eolssntine
on the rrst dag y AorcHi5er, 1863, al cents
eulis par pound.
Nt}H0fiiTe or
IDplioateS.l Signatures.
Each proposal must be accompanied BY the VIZ
ten guarantee Of two responsible persons Of the
following loTm
"Thc gidosQscd hlrtbB bad thaaseucs 10 eater tn
20 boHds ~ god 0ld ssl7iciet GiHosaf ~ iolcfd
currency Il c t5lfsi Sfa'es that name II o0atrae-
torl 90 fanh6dig faia oiy ooatrod made mn him
.or neal ilatoi tse accompanying dtiicf tiseaeaf
(NrusSs) fi1naflue.
tHunCSsl SiglaflrG
lDgphoaiel
The responsibility of the guarantees must be-
shown by The official Cert fcste 4 the CLERK OF The
nearest istet Conrt OF OF ,iie uuited States Iis-
tr'ct Attorney, duplicates to he ineosed with the
bad
Bidders must be present 10 respond n their bids,
and prepared % give bonds and slgn the contract
before leaving the Office.
ine boYerl Tnent reserves 10 itself the right 70
reject any or al BIDS considered unreasonable
Fsoposas for FINISHING each Military District
tafu ents % be msde at the end Of each current
month IN such funds may be on hand u none on
haud, 20 be INSIDE IS soon NJ received
frosoEals must be Endorsed distinctly "Propo=als
Tor freah re 70 and addressed % Captain W A.
hiderEn, Chnt c. s., Department Of Aisbams,
Noble, Ala
W. A. ELDERKIN,
capt. and Chiti G. s. Dopto Ala.
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~
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whskey.
o1 Viewers Monong shela Whisky.
50 Robertson county
% fineold lincoln county
10 Old Pearh Brandy, ye-v 6ue.
10 -" Old Apple
10 Fhneimported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine 'star" and Crescent Port Wine
imported.
10 Casks sherry Wiss, Superior quaIityl
70 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
81 Cases -
50 {" Weeks Fine Catawba Vine
100 lonRWorth's Sparkling CataHba Vine.
100 lmgorted Claret Wlne
10 Casks Fine jana ca RIM.
TO Imported Bollsnd Gin.
30 Cases genuine NslicAdfef Ahsvntba
10 Casks Slueuor CsisWaa Brandy,
100 Barrels Fine n. o Sugar.
rs Bbs and q nbls Powdered Bar. Sugar.
50 L Crushed Sugar.
% Bags Prime Rio Coffee.
2 Bbs and = hbls n o Molasses.
loo Boxes Superior German Soap.
$50 Sfsr and Summer Candles
leo 90 Starch
200 Cases assorted Matches.
100 b c Soda.
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49, sAMARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES AZ


FOR SYPHILIS or Venereal Diseases, the samari-
lan's Root and Herb Juices il the most potent GER
tain and efectual remedy ever prescribed. Il reach
Is and eradcates every particle Of the venereai poi
non, 20 that the cure is thorough and permanent.
Take then this purifying remedy and Re heaeS,
snd do not transmit 70 your posieny that for which
Won may repenf n after wears.
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THE sAMARITANs GIFT.

Read what the Surgeons aay.
Or BoAKD THE STEAMSHIP COSTA RI0A,
February 10, 1895.
"Nessrs pesmond q o., 9l5 Race st., Phil;
Dear SRI Sc sand me one gross Of your Sa-
nnaritan's Gift BY Adams 3 Cos ExpHss, so as 70
reach me by the 18th, as we sal on that DAY. Find
ing it 10 be what Is is represented 90 not like 70
make voyage without 3 supply"
YourH, very respectfully
j. 81 DORSET, Surgeon,
Efsntie Mail Steamship Co. n. Y, between New
York and Aspnwall
Sent by msil in plsn envelope. Price, Male
packages, S40o; Female 90.
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Paiu and Farey suisses. Cheskef w,sli,s W.,
socks, Jaconet Tuck Muslin, RuHei al Irish
Lnth, lsoie Lluens. Towels Linen Clu1lrI-s
plsln anq ianeyi rdseye Diapers Iansn Hs1i,er-
en eiss hemsti'eh Do, nne Embroidarad SETS. Eesl
and Ns'enclnin Collars. Cane SETS ssiSs 49, -
Jseene' 90 lnseriings, fadetta Ri1bons IA ~
siaths snd M Al coi0rs; SILK Belenqs. Rp.aies
OsomeihDg new Corse.s, VeIve, Ribbons. ete s'e
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uNITED STATS oF AsERicA,

MIDDLE DISTRICT or IENSEasEE, No 100.
A n information having been dled in the U. f.
"A lastri-t Court or said district by n. H Bari
son, Esq, u s. AttoTnsy for said district against ali
the rght title snd interest q r. @. Foster, Sd, or
and during his natnrsl life 70 ard in the house and
lot on Vine street, where said Foster nov re idss,
said lot fronting one hundred feet on said street.
and sgainst the rents row due and 10 become due
thereon, alleging that the sad rght tile and inter-
est and the said rents had been seize 1 in said dis
tIiet As lsnd As forfeited to the United States for
csuses m ntioued in SAID Information snd alleged
10 be true, and praying for process TO enforce the
seizure and eonhsc ,tiCn OF said property, &c
Nov, therefore, hereby give public notice to all
persons interested i. tHid property. TO sppear be-
lore said Court On the 80 Monday IN October next,
AZ the Federal Court Room vt the Capitol a. Nash
vile in.said district as 10 O'Clock =. m then and
the 70 PROFOUND their aims and make her ale
cations on thst behalf EDWIN r. GEAeCOCK,
Marshal Il the Middle ID stfiet Of Tennessee.
ref1 IA
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WAGON HARNESS, &C.

DE0 Farm Wagons.
ZJO 50 Wood Wagons, with frames.
100 IumDer Wagons.
80 stone Wagons.
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Tennessee Rlarine and Fire
Insurance Co.

FFs8E requisite srnOunt e. stock having been taken
Il 70 orssnize book for subscriptions 70 the bal
SAGE Of the stock IN this osd and well known ofce
under de new charter, Il now open a. TIE Union
baak. BusiHess men and properiy holders who
Wish 20 ION N lee stshehinE reilrble Home In
sutullce are respectfully invited % suoscrlbe-
stssEPH NACIlN.
JN0. n. BILL, ..
SAM j. CARTER.
RkMrI WATKINS
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Cloak Department

Conn uses great vsTie y Of yer desirable Go5da.
Ia ma Closss, Basques a ga fhroassi.,,-s wsv4il
las DC Igfaas e du gros De Nau'es. rcriia-. 80
ETC., vii be sold VERY CHEAP in order 10 r1sis
room for our Fall stocz.
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we nave received and are stn dsly receivsns
large quantities OF Goods direct fro,, ~, ~ e
where they have been selected ana piirchssed b.,
our Mr. Levy, AZ regular Bi-suuhu ManuIsrfr-ari.
Anct on SO hat our friends sndenstomers y5ili a.
ways nad new snd Interesting et arre of pstte~1z
rom the best Sc ected Of the lest dss-sra.
we Woul cal fee special aGen ton Oh The La
DIES b eur particular
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In rnRny affections with which numbers Of fe-
rosles suffer, the Root and Herb Juices s most hsp-
ply adapted, IN liberated Uterus, 10 Whites, II
bearing down, Falling OF The Womb Debility, and
for al complaints ireident 10 the sex. Sent BY eX-
press. Price, g per bottle.
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DO NOT DESPAIR
FEbfALEsIl

Although You msy be pronounced incursi le, the
Root and herb Juices will remove
every vestige Of impurities rora the system ss well
As a / ihe bad effects Of Mercury.
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Nashville Tennessee

90 Hhds prime New Odssus sHuF
2j DO d9 Porto kce sUHar
- Do do Cuba -uEsF,
Go Barrels Crushsd ard FoEielai sugar,
20 % Or nHlsicd sufsf.
POO 10 A. and B. Crdae sugsrs,
600 90 @. eElra SCORED t-aais,
500 do frloa sugar.
400 Pags RIO q Zee,
20 Mas Java Co1ee,
~ 90 Lseura Coffee,
DO Bags Glng8r,
De- Pass Ailspice,
go Bags Pepper,
20 Barrels Msckeral,
30 Is bha 90
so Kits dc
100 bores soap.
Oh dn 6tanch.
10000 Cgars. assorted Brands,
nee Boxes Candies,
100 DO Ra.sIns,
SD Cases sardiues.
$50 Gases oysters,
100 Dos Bucaeis,
Cd Nets Tuhs.
Togrther with everything usually EsT, 10 We
sale Gr0ceTy Homes.
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Reader, here Is procf positive Of the value Of
these truly Yslusole prepaIaaous. The old seken-
rg and d gushing drugs have 70 give way % rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant to The tsste and A
POSI1 I'VE CURE.
sold BY WJECW SMITH, Druggists.
Cor. Church and Vine streets, Nashville
DESMOND Co, PropTieiors.
sis Rsce street, FhilAdelphia, Pa. issp20-Gm
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POsr HosFrrAL, FoEr MAnssALI,

Baltimore, Feb. 81. ls6s. I
~ have great satisfaction in stating That hsve
u. ed 1.-The Samantan's Remedies" fofiV en-real
/ i8ease in ia most customary forms that i have
used them with judgment, discretion, and proper
", End have found them respond b my antieipa-
tiO-s promptly and eiiectua y. Knowing their
composition, have the fullest condueucs IN their
ehcacy, and a. Tar a. my use q item extends,
recommend them strongly"
ALFRED G.. BOWERS
Assistant Surgeon 5th NeE York Vols.
, 1865-04-02
YE-a: Str N41GSE,E TN Te1a:
EfFS:TaSsd I3stsN VEsAEsE:.


fFron Tho Birmingham tEns> Gazette.
The struggle tina. has t.en going on for
yc:.: II, the iron trade has at length reached
Crisis in al,e Of thu t,o4lle5t MEASURES tuat
l,ns ever been, Or that could under any cir
cumstances he, adopted by rh4 employers Of
night the, South Staff 'rdshl:e t-unworks we:c
closed on the uudc. standing that they should
lot he asa,n optnvu til. tho So7th stafford
shire mrn had returned 10 wcrS. Tllcrc orc
S,CGD furnaces in south Stllotdshlre They
wrlc ut work on Saturday, but ,l,rs are cold
employed At them, and Tor eac., rslillcr
there WAS OIL assistant, aal 10: every pad-
dlcr and tyefy Us us,trt4lt, there ss.s IL
lalorcr. There we're zeal wheeLr>,
ioas leaders aud ucloadc1s, horse dri-
yers and laborcrs employed IL ma.y o.urr
1Ecre were nls:' =, 800 ta::.mcn. Wy sam
af.cr the stnlpsn= ut chc iron w,rz: g'eat
n-n,btr nf G .liirt5 mus. hc thrown out Of
woik. On The whole, 34,uN or 55''kD p.s-
sons will bt tlruwn uut Ut clno4us 1n< nj III
South StatiurdsAlfe nl'ne this wees. AMI elO-
Geo u week, that used to BE- distributed in
wages, will nu longer circulate amongst th..
families Of the poor. Il The lockout be per
sycrcd III oil oE1r the country, iu accord
hnle with The compact which the iron-mas-
tiers have entered into with each otlisr.
1O,CC0 men will be thrown ont Of employ
n1ent, and above 200, ,0O1 persons will b. d.
p,iyed of the means OF subsistence. Nearly
4.1pO, eco Il week, that used to be Paid in VA
ges, will he diverted from the llbo1lng classes
vi the i,tu districts Of this country, aud will
circulate il e.mg uthcr cEaunel. As to the
| probable duration Of the lockout, |. rrsts
an End 10 il as SOON as they HE But if thcy
be finn the men in the other parts Ut LIE
| country ar. powc,lcss. It il thcn psactIcally q
matter to bt: decided by tue North Stafford
, 1865-04-02

but they refused 70 take it, and toduy tho
question is stisl unsettled. both parties hay
break. ~
lherc wire several ether occasions when
~. ~ Laie!o successfully elndea the sch5,ncs
~ icl his ~. n. HI now bcgan 10 bo .zaNel
ths ur$d 'h9joT, lhc great bear. Of Wallis ret.
ar AtL'c iatsed to such eontiGeue: in hts
luck and IN the soundness OF H.: Lca- 1,rinci-
,Pd! Tan M was ass 20 s 'l,s ,h to hs asoas
ual !; lie fell into it ind he b7v;ze.
Ills acc dent occurred t. LIN, FIN r tha,
once. But it vas O Ell. il. among tic hr,.jr.,.
that thsy would rather: haze Jsco5 Itt:l.,;
suspended paper than many other mems
checks. In ihe wear after his FIRST a:.;,,,a.::,t
is rcpor;td that not only pa'd off every
creditor III fu1l-su1ne.1ing less luau mil
1'on-but r'al;zed clear twelve h1tadgsd thou
sand dntfa;s besides.
There was one fact in Mr.. L:tt;c'slia which
did not indicntc bis usual eegucity md FIRE
sight. Wtsn n 1Ss7 anR 1918 an effort was
laadc 10 extend tl.c tcl:Gs aph Inns. lust th.n
Introduced by Pr,fessu. Morse, lc was asked
to take some stock in 3 Inc ,ctweeu New
Yurk and Boston. Very few capitalists ak
that time Ind much fait' in the new system
olhe.s. ''3lr. Little" e..iJ gentleman 10
him, the telegraph lines will cover the
country like q network he[J1e you cease to
exist, and iwill become tue @cta. opposition
! to the United Sta: es meifs.' Nonsense.
nonsense,'' replied s1r Little, stno one viii
Unrest mtncy in them. Look ut the posts aud
wires! They are not safe the boys IN thc
streets can lestruy them as easily as they
would 4 kitc string. No, sir,n continued Mr,
Little, "I Will give you hundred dollars as
d gift towards building line, but / won't
Invest dollar" Fifteen Yeas af;ewa us he
admitted to the same gentleman the great
mistake he bad made, and added that he
could tltn hare owned most OF the Telegraph
lines of the country.
In 1858 Slr. Little applied for re-adm;ssion
ito The Board Of Brokers, his suspension hlS-
irg vacated his seat.
There is IN anccdote mentioned Of Mr. Lit
Ties unconct m ovtr his iequeut LOSSES On
ore occasion lie was walking with gentle
man on Uni n Square, wlssn he abruptly re-
marked, in careless manner, I have lost
to-day enough money to buy mp this whole
s4rare. fes, and think half the people In
it.r
Tie record which wc have given Of Mr.. Lit
Hes ca!ter Is .he best comment VIC can give
OF his character US :. business man. Onc OF
his noh!est traits was tie fact that Ile never
pressed IN Unfortunate deetor.
Nr. Little remained bachelor beyond the
usual tenn OF eelbacy. In tue y:as 1874 he
,narrietesslss Augusta Mt.asty, sister of II IT.
anne Dc DIN: by tL;s n.a-I L..e be Sad an
tp1y son.
The Stock Board At theft meeting yesterday
morning adopted suitahlc resolutions on.AIr
littsc's d.a;h, and resolved to adjourn 0u
triday IN order to he pTcsen. at l.;s funeral.
, 1865-04-02
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The Emperor Max'mi}iian Ia out in reply
10 The ryccnt manifesto Of the Roman Catho-
liz Bishops against religious toleratIon in
Mexico. The Emperor, among other things,
says:
Ycu state that the Mexican Church has
never taL,n Iart in political events. Would
10 God that It had been 80! But unhappy
nrt ois exist that demonstrate clearly that
even the diguitarles Of the church have flung
themselves into the revolutions, and that q
uortiou OF the clergy have exhibited very
arliyc resistance against the State. Confess,
NV wcll-rstecmcd preIates, that the Mexican
cliuJcb, by q 1amcniable fatality, has mingled
tuu much in politics, and in affairs Of tempo
raj possessions, neglecting in consequence
the Catholic Instructions Of It's hoek5. Yes,
the McSican people arc piou6 and good, bnt
thty are not yet, f0r the most part, Catholic.
in lie true sense Of the Holy Gospel, and 1t
is not their fault. They need to te instruct
I'd to receive the aacramcnts. Us the gospel
>o1doins, g1atuitously. But Mexico will be
f,atho1sc, assure you. Suspect, it you will,
nv Catholicism; Europe has long known
nv sentiments; The Hely Father knows my
thournt; the Churches Of Germany and Of
.IeruSaIer1,, that are TO the Archbishop OF
Mexico as to me, bear witness for me On this
mint. Butfjns. and good Catholic as I an,
viii be Aso d just and liberal prince, Re-
live the expression Of my Infection.
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